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Chapter 6 - Programming Parameter Error Codes and Descriptions (continued) Parameter Error P23 P25 P26 P27 P28 P29 P2A P2C P30 P87 Description Ending address of the RA order is less than the start address. A signed input field had a length of 1. It must be at least 2. An input field start address was less than a previously-defined input field start address. An invalid Restore Screen command was received. An attempt was made to define an input field past the end of the display. Format table overflow (too many input fields were defined). An attempt was made to write data past the end of the display. Invalid roll up or roll down parameters were received. An invalid attribute was received as part of an SF order. MOD 10 or 11 input field defined with a length greater than 33. TE 2000TM Terminal Emulation Programmer's Guide 239

Section	Page
Contents	6
Before You Begin	18
Safety Information	18
Global Services and Support	18
Service Location Support	19
Who Should Read This Manual	20
Related Documents	20
Software Support	21
Chapter 1 - Getting Started	22
Understanding Network Protocol Options	23
Setting Up the Computer and the Network	23
Installation and Setup Instructions	24
Licensing	24
Launching TE 2000	25
Autostarting TE 2000	25
Quick Configuration to a Standard Telnet Host	25
Configuring the TE 2000 Application	26
Program Names	27
Chapter 2 - Using Terminal Emulation Applications	28
Annunciators	29
Applications	31
3270 Applications	31
3278 SNA Keys	31
AID-Generating Keys	32
5250 Applications	32
Special Function Keys	32
AID-Generating Keys	33
Roll Keys	33
Cursor Keys	34
Field Exit Key	34
Signal Keys	34
Special Control Keys	34
Special Host Key	35
5250 Additional Functions	35
System Messages	35
VT/ANSI Applications	36
VT/ANSI Main Keypad	36
VT/ANSI Editing Keypad	36
VT/ANSI Transmission Mode	37
VT/ANSI Local Edit Mode	38
VT/ANSI Printing and Serial Scanning	38
Chapter 3 - Using the Computer Keypad	40
Soft Input Panels (700 Color, CK31, CK32, CK61, CN3, CV30, CV60)	41
3270/Native Keypads	41
5250 Keypads	42
VT/ANSI Keypads	42
Changing the SIP Key Color	43
Resizing the SIPs	43
Creating Custom SIPs	43
700 Color Mobile Computers	44
CK30/CK31 Handheld Computers	51
Characters on the CK30/CK31 Keypads	51
CK30/CK31 Keypads	51
CK32 Handheld Computers	65
CK32 Scan Button	65
Characters on the CK32 Keypads	66
CK32 Keypads for 3270, 5250, and Native Emulations	71
CK32 Keypads for VT/ANSI Terminal Emulation	73
CK32 SIP Keypads	75
CK61 Mobile Computers	81
Characters on the CK61 Keypads	81
CK61 Keypads	81
CN3 and CN3e Mobile Computers	87
CN3 Standard Keys	87
CN3 Special Keys	91
Auto-Login Restart	94
CN3 VT/ANSI Transmission Mode	94
CN3 Scan Buttons	94
CV30 Fixed Mount Computers	95
CV30 3270, 5250, and Native Compact Keypads	95
CV30 VT/ANSI Compact Keypad	95
CV30 3270 and Native Rugged QWERTY Keypads	96
CV30 5250 Rugged QWERTY Keypad	96
CV30 VT/ANSI Rugged QWERTY Keypad	97
Characters on the CV30 Keypads	97
CV30 Auto-Login Restart	101
CV60 Vehicle Mount Computers	104
CV60 3270 and Native Physical Keypads	104
CV60 5250 Physical Keypad	104
CV60 VT/ANSI Physical Keypad	105
Characters on the CV60 Keypads	105
Chapter 4 - Using the Terminal Emulation Menus	112
Menu Navigation Keys	113
Y (“Yes”) Key	113
Number Keys [0] through [9]	113
Configuration Menus	114
Configuring TE Parameters	115
Key Sequence to Open Main Menu	115
Opening the Main Menu	116
1) Setup Parameters	117
1) Communication	118
KeyAlive Function	123
2) Scan Options	124
3) Protocol Opts	133
4) Display Opts	146
6) Exit TE 2000	151
7) More	151
2) LCD Parms (Parameters)	154
2) Screen Size	155
3) Screen Mode	155
4) Annunciators	157
6) Key Uppercase	157
7) More	157
Example	163
5) Version Info (Information)	166
6) Exit Menus	166
7) More (Main Menu 2)	167
1) Keyboard Opts	167
2) Save Parms (Parameters)	168
4) Session Menu (700 Color, CK30, CK31, CN3, CV30, CV60 with TCP/IP)	169
Chapter 5 - Customizing Your Configuration	172
Using the Auto-Login Feature	173
Developing Auto-Login Script Files	173
Commands	173
Search Strings	175
Example	175
Control Characters	175
Loading the Auto-Login Script File	178
Disabling the Auto-Login Feature	179
Sample Auto-Login Script Files	179
Auto-Login Restart	181
Displaying Double-Byte Characters (5250, VT/ANSI)	182
Loading Double-Byte Characters (700 Color)	182
Loading Double-Byte Characters (CK30, CK61)	182
Creating a Custom Parameter Set-Up File	183
Upgrading from Config.dat Configuration	183
TE_Settings.ini Configuration	184
TE_Settings.ini Parameter Formats	184
TE_Settings.ini Parameters and Qualifiers	185
Set-Up Parameters Options	185
Bar Code Parameters	186
Bar Code Symbologies	187
Generic Bar Code Options	187
UPC Options	189
EAN Options	190
Code 39 Options	190
Interleaved 2 of 5 Option	190
Code 11 Options	190
Plessey Option	190
Code 128 Options	191
3270 Protocol Options	191
5250 Protocol Options	191
Native	192
VT/ANSI Protocol Options	192
Generic Protocol Options	194
Display Options	194
More Options	195
LCD Options	195
More (Main Menu 2) Options	196
Additional Parameters	197
Changing Text	197
Preinitializing the TE 2000 Program	198
Preinitializing the 3270 Program	198
Preinitializing the 5250 Program	199
Preinitializing the VT/ANSI Program	199
Remapping the Computer's Keys	200
Remapping a Key or Two-Key Sequence	200
Example 1	201
Example 2	201
Example 3	201
Creating a Macro	201
Example	202
Nesting	202
Remapping Keys for Each Session	202
Key Code Table	202
3270 Key Codes	205
5250 Key Codes	205
Native Key Codes	206
VT/ANSI Key Codes	206
String Code Table	207
Remapping Characters	208
Implementing ITCColor.dat Attribute Colors	210
Sample Color File	212
Downloading Files	212
Customizing 5250 EBCDIC to ASCII Translation	212
Displaying EBCDIC Non-English Code Pages	213
Example	214
ASCII to EBCDIC	216
EBCDIC to ASCII	217
Chapter 6 - Programming	218
3270 Data Stream Commands and Orders	219
Screen Design Aid	219
Applications	219
3270 Data Stream Commands	219
Erase All Unprotected Command	220
Erase/Write Command	220
Erase/Write Alternate Command	220
Read Buffer (RB) Command	220
Read Modified Command	221
Read Modified All Command	221
Reset Computer	221
System Services Control Point (SSCP) Command	221
Write Command	222
Write Control Character	222
3270 Data Stream Format	223
Orders	224
Erase Unprotected to Address (EUA) Order	225
Insert Cursor (IC) Order	225
Program Tab (PT) Order	226
Repeat Address (RA) Order	226
Set Buffer Address (SBA) Order	227
Start Field (SF) Order	228
Sending Data to the Host	229
3270 AID Keys	230
5250 Display Data Stream	231
Screen Design Aid	231
Applications	231
Data Stream Command Structure	231
Input Commands	232
Read Immediate	232
Read Modified Immediate Alternate	233
Read Input Fields	234
Read MDT Fields	235
Read MDT Alternates	236
Read Screen (Immediate)	237
Save Screen (Immediate)	237
Write Structured Field	238
Output Commands	240
Clear Format Table	240
Clear Unit	241
Clear Unit Alternate	241
Restore Screen	242
Roll	243
Write Error Code	244
Write to Display (WTD)	245
Orders	247
Insert Cursor (IC)	248
Move Cursor (MC)	249
Repeat to Address (RA)	249
Set Buffer Address (SBA)	250
Start of Field (SF)	250
Start of Header (SOH)	256
Transparent Data (TD)	258
Asynchronous 5250 Prefixes	258
System Messages and Parameter Errors	258
Native Programming	261
Intermec Application Server/Gateway Commands	261
CMT (Return Parameter Values)	261
CMT, (Set All Parameters)	261
CMT0 (Set Response Delay)	262
CMT1 (Set Data Time-Out)	263
CMT2 (Interactive Mode)	264
CMT4 (Add Line Feed to Responses)	264
CMT5 (Set Gap Time-Out)	265
CMT8 (Set Data Error Checking)	266
CMT10 (Enable Extended Response Mode)	266
CMT13 (Automatically Enable Computer)	267
CMT21 (One-Character Address Mode)	268
CMT22 (Multiple Buffering Mode)	269
CMT27 (6910 IGAP Operating Mode)	270
CMTI (Restore Default Parameters)	271
? (Get Transmit Message Status)	271
E (Enable Computers)	272
R (Read)	273
T (Repeat Response)	274
F (Return Computer Power-Up Type)	274
DME (Echo-Back Diagnostics)	275
DMP (Reset)	275
DMV (Send Software Version)	276
Normal Communication Flow	277
Write Display Errors	277
Native Computer Commands	278
G (Reset Computer)	278
WtB (Audio Annunciator)	279
WtD/ (Write Display)	279
Command Extensions	281
WtD// (Extended Write Display)	283
WtD/ \\S (Download Table)	284
WtD/ \\y (Display Table)	287
WtD/ \\yT (Download and Display Table)	288
WtD/ \\yU (Update Table)	290
WtD/ \\yV (Update and Display Table)	293
WtD/\\F (Set Computer Function Keys)	296
WtD/ \\B (Set Bank)	297
WtD/ \\BU (Update Bank)	298
WtD/ \\BE (Erase Bank)	299
WtD/\\C (Set Screen Mode)	300
WtD/\\P (Print)	300
WtD/ \\PM (Port in Use Message)	302
WtD/\\PS (RS-232 Port Options)	304
WtD/\\PG (Get Data from an External Device)	305
WtD/ \\PF (Send and Get Data from an External Device)	307
WtD/\\y P (Print Table)	308
WtD/ \\yR (Update and Print Table)	309
WtD/ \\yQ (Update, Display, and Print Table)	311
WtD/\\T (Tone)	313
DtV (Computer Emulation Version)	314
DtE (Echo-Back Diagnostic)	314
VT/ANSI Programming	316
Encoding Characters	316
Character Sets	316
Multinational Character Set	316
C0 and GL Codes	316
Display Controls Mode	322
Dynamically Redefinable Character Set	322
DEC Special Graphics Character Set	323
National Replacement Character Sets	324
Character Set Selection	324
Received Codes	326
Select C1 Controls	326
Computer Modes	326
Cursor Positioning	329
Tab Stops	330
Character Rendition and Attributes	330
Select Graphic Rendition (SGR)	331
Select Character Attributes (DECSCA)	332
Line Attributes	332
Erasure Mode	332
Editing	333
Erasing	334
Scrolling Margins (Top and Bottom)	335
Printing	335
User-Defined Keys (DECUDK)	336
Using UDKs	336
UDK Memory Space	337
Programming UDKs	337
Example	338
Loading UDKs	340
Down-Line Loadable Character Set	340
Reports	341
Device Attributes (DA)	341
Device Status Reports (DSR)	342
Identification	342
Computer Reset	343
Hard Computer Reset (RIS)	344
Tests and Adjustments	344
VT52 Mode Escape Sequence	344
Define Area Qualification	345
Private Sequences	345
Proprietary Sequences	346
Line Edit and Character Modes	346
Norcompress	346
Scanner Lock Mode	346
VT340 Applications	346
Right Margin	346
Control Functions	347
Text Forms	347
IBM 330X Sequences	349
ANSI Mode Sequences	350
Cursor Positioning	350
Cursor Tabulation Control	350
Scrolling	351
Transmitted Keyboard Codes	351
Line Edit (Block) Mode	351
Character Mode	352
Transmitted Keypad Keys	352
Main Keypad	352
Editing Keypad	352
Auxiliary Keypad	354
Top-Row Function Keys	354
Local Edit Mode	355
Edit Mode and Interactive Mode	355
Local Editing Setup	355
Selecting Characters to Send	356
Local Edit Mode Keys	357
Scanning in Local Edit Mode	358
Set Transmit Termination Character (DECTTC)	358
Telxon Private Use	359
Using Intermec Printer Language (IPL)	361
Chapter 7 - Extended Commands	364
List of Extended Commands	365
Transmit and Receive On RS-232 Port (#F)	365
3270 and 5250 Data Streams	366
Return AID Key Characters	367
Return Codes for Transmit and Receive	367
Example of Transmit and Receive	368
VT/ANSI Data Stream	369
Conventional Method	369
Control Character Sequence Method	369
Flow Control	371
Return Codes for Transmit and Receive	371
Transmit Only On RS-232 Port (#P)	372
3270 and 5250 Data Streams	372
Return Codes for Transmit Only	373
Example of Transmit Only	374
VT/ANSI Data Stream	374
Conventional Method	374
Control Character Sequence Method	375
Flow Control	376
Return Codes for Transmit Only	376
Receive Only On RS-232 Port (#G)	376
3270 and 5250 Data Streams	376
Return Codes for Receive Only	377
Example of Receive Only	378
VT/ANSI Data Stream	379
Conventional Method	379
Control Character Sequence Method	379
Return Codes for Receive Only	380
Return Version (#V)	381
3270 Data Stream	381
5250 Data Stream	382
VT/ANSI Data Stream	382
Conventional Method	382
Control Character Sequence Method	382
Scan (#S)	383
Conventional Method	383
Control Character Sequence Method	383
CC Byte 1	384
CC Byte 2	385
CC Byte 3	386
Bar Code Length	386
UPC	387
EAN Algorithms	387
Code 39	388
Plessey	388
Codabar	389
Code 11	389
Code 93	389
Code 128	390
Straight or Computer Identics 2 of 5	390
Interleaved 2 of 5	390
Return Codes for Scan Bar Code	391
Tone (#T)	391
3270 and 5250 Data Streams	391
VT/ANSI Data Stream	392
Conventional Method	392
Control Character Sequence Method	392
Return Codes for Tone	393
Speech XML Parsing (#X)	393
Return Codes for Speech	394
Example for 3270 and 5250 Data Streams	394
Examples for VT/ANSI Data Streams	395
Phonetic Alphabet Keywords	396
Grammars	396
Global Grammars	396
Standard Grammars	396
Magnetic Card Reader (#M) (700 Color)	397
Extended Command Syntax	398
Return Codes for Magnetic Card Reader	399
Magnetic Card Reader CAB File	399
RFID (#A) Set Attributes	400
3270, 5250, VT/ANSI Data Streams Conventional Method	401
VT/ANSI Data Stream Control Character Method	402
Return Codes for the RFID (#A) Set Attributes Command	403
RFID (#D) Define Format	403
3270, 5250, VT/ANSI Data Stream Conventional Method	403
VT/ANSI Data Stream Control Character Method	405
Return Codes for the RFID (#D) Define Format Command	405
RFID (#W) Write Tags	406
3270, 5250, VT/ANSI Data Streams Conventional Method	406
VT/ANSI Data Stream Control Character Method	407
Return Codes for the RFID (#W) Write Command	408
RFID (#J) Set Filter	409
3270, 5250, and VT/ANSI Data Streams Conventional Method	409
VT/ANSI Data Stream Control Character Method	409
Return Codes for the RFID (#J) Set Filter Command	410
About RFID	410
Chapter 8 - Native Sockets	414
Communication Basics	415
Host Programming	415
Coding the Application	415
Response Formats	416
Error Messages	416
Normal Communication	417
Coding the Application	417
Syntax for Computers	417
WtD/ (Write Display) Command	417
Native Mode Responses	418
Configuration	418
Demonstration Program	419
Appendix A - Bar Code Scanning	426
Scanning Bar Codes	427
Cursor Keys	427
Paging Keys	428
Tab Keys	428
Additional Functions - Opening TE 2000 Configuration Menus	428
Auto-Login Restart	428
3278 SNA Keys	429
AID-Generating (3270, 5250, Native) or Top-Row Function Keys (VT/ANSI)	429
Preamble and Postamble	433
Symbols - 3270, 5250	434
Field Exit Key - 5250	434
Signal Keys - 5250	434
Special Control Keys - 5250	434
Special Host Key - 5250	435
5250 Additional Functions	435
Special Function Keys - VT/ANSI	436
Editing Keys - VT/220/320	436
Encoded Code 39	437
Terminating Keys	439
Escape Characters	440
Overriding Auto Tab Scan and Auto Enter Scan (3270, Native)	440
Appendix B - Tables	442
Computer Font Set	443
Full ASCII	449
Decimal to Hexadecimal	451
Binary to EBCDIC	454
Appendix C - IPC Implementation	458
IPC XML in TE 2000	459
TE 2000 Implementation	460
TE 2000 Screen Contents	461
Libraries and Linkage	467
Appendix D - Configuring and Managing the Session Persistence Server	468