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Setting
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no.
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513
BCT
Technical
999-700-49318,
For
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and
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keyboard(7)
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catalog
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AT&T UNIX PC
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to
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no.
A-1
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Presentation-Level
Protocol
ASCII Table
decimal
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9 10 11
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below
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lists
Table
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68 69 70 71
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80 81
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Presentation-Level
Protocol
Control Table
A-2 recognized equivalents. the
character
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BEL BS
!IT
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cursor Horizontal
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Presentation-Level
Protocol
513 Name
DCl
DC2
DC3
DC4
CAN
SUB
Table
A-2
DEC
Name
XON
XOE'E'
CAN
SUB
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received
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enabled profile
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transmission.
from
in
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print
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(ESC)
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parsing
escape
sequence
Page 79
Presentation-Leve1
Protocol
Esc~e
Table
A-3 recognized referenced detailed charts
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no
column, BCT
or sequences received
513 Name
IND
NEL RI RIS
SCS
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set
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Presentation-Level
Protocol
Table
513 Name
SCS
SCS SCS
SCS SCS
SCS
SCS ESC
SCS ESC
A-3
DEC
Name
SCS
SCS
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8
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Labels
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Presentation-Level
Protocol
Table
513
Name
51XRCP
A-3
DEC
Name DECKPNM DECRC
Escape
Escape
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ESC
51XSCP DECSC ESC 7
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recognized referenced detailed
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control
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column
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Cursor Horizontal Absolute
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F
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Presentation-Level
Protocol
Table
513
Name
CUD CUF CUP
A-4
DEC
Name CUD CUF CUP
Control
Escape
Sequence ESC ESC ESC
Sequences
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[
row
column
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in
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a
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;
f
Horizontal/ Vertical Position
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L
Insert Insert
Set
Character Line
Insertion/
Replacement
Mode
Page 83
Presentation-Level
Protocol
Table
513 Name
IRM
LNM
LNM
MC
MC
A-4
DEC
Name
LNM
LNM
MC*
MC*
Control
Escape
Sequence
ESC
ESC
ESC
ESC
ESC
ESC
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Mode
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Mode
Copy
Mode
(log
text)
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off
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on
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auto
auto
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pr
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print)
(turn
int)
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off
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attributes)
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control
ESC [ 0 m
sequence.
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off
character
attributes)
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(turn
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Page 84
Presentation-Level
Protocol
Table
513 Name
SGR ESC
SGR
SGR SGR ESC
A-4
DEC
Name SGR
SGR
Control
Escape
Sequence
ESC [ 1 m
ESC
Sequences
[
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[ 4 m
[ 7 m
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m
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Description
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Rendition
on
bold
attribute) Select
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attribute)
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on
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Up
Position
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Vertical Position Relative
Set
Auto-Wrap
Mode
Page 85
Presentation-Level
Protocol
Table
513
Name
51XAWM
51XOM
51XOM
51XDSW
51XDPEK
A-4
DEC
Name DECAWM
DECOM DECOM
DECSTBM
Control
Escape
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ESC
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Reset
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Mode
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ESC
Cursor Cursor Cursor Cursor
F
Enter
Up Down
Left right
Graphics
Mode
Graphics
Exit
Mode
Cursor
Home
A-II
Page 86
Presentation-Level
Protocol
513
Name
Table
A-4
DEC
Name
VT52 ESC I
VT52
VT52 ESC K
VT52
ANSI ESC <
Control
Escape
Sequence
ESC J
ESC Y column
Sequences
line
(Continued)
Description
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Erase
Screen Erase
Line Direct
Address
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037
Exit and
Mode
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to
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VT52
enter
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End
End
Cursor
(line
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of
of
are
plus
A-12
Page 87
This
Appendix
by
the
the
codes
keyboard See
Appendix
UNIX PC
transmitted
in
each
A
B UNIX
describes
keys
during
Terminal
for a chart
PC
by
Keyboard
the
special
terminal
each
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of
key
the
Codes
functions
emulation
on
the
mode.
ASCII
UNIX PC
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performed
and
lists
Keyboard
Figure
layout,
Layout
B-1
below
showing
Action
Keys Function Keys
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illustrates
the
major
the
groups
UNIX
of
PC
keys:
keyboard
Action
Keys
l8lBl
R'ft'
Letter and Number Keys
Numeric
Pad
and
Cursor Movement Keys
Figure
B-1
UNIX
PC
Keyboard
B-1
Page 88
UNIX
PC
Keyboard
Codes
VT-100
The the
Mode
VT-100
UNIX PC present Table during by
for
The host mode keys
and
B-1
Terminal
VT-100
the
table
computer
is on
the transmit similarly are
located
Table
VT100
SET
ESC
BACKSPACE
BREAK
SHIFT/BREAK
CTRL/BREAK
TAB
RETURN
Key
terminal's
layout
on
the
below keys.
special
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left
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nothing.
on
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Key
UP
Functions
UNIX
to Emulation
VT-100
includes
by
Suspd,
B-1
keyboard
and
PC.
determine
The
table
the
UNIX PC
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side
of
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The
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for
the
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the
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keys
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Key
Functions
UNIX PC
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Esc
Back
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VT-100
the transmit and
Help
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action nothing, keys
keys
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LOCK
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function
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Ctrl-S
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Ctrl
and
Shift
Opts
Ctrl-Q
DC3
DEL
and
LF
ESC c
DC1
Page 89
Table
B-1
VT-100
Key
Functions
(Continued)
UNIX
PC
and
Keyboard
Codes
Codes
VT-10
0
Cursor
Keys
UP
ARROW
DOWN
ARROW ARROW
LEFT
ARROW
RIGHT
VT-100
Numeric
Pad
Keys Keys
PFl PF2 PF3 PF4
7 a
9
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4
UNIX
Keys
UNIX
PC
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Print
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Page
Left
Arrow
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F6 F7 Fa
5 Home 5
6
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Transmitted
PC
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CKM
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6
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ESC
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UNIX
UNIX
PC
PC
Keyboard
and
513
Codes
BCT
Mode
Key
Function
LocatiQDs
Users notice the
UNIX Tables
familiar
that
same
PC
B-2, B-3, B-4, transmitted emulation are
processed received not
concern in
support
The
tables groups. keyboard tables
show pressed the
Ctrl
sequences
transmitted.
nothing
Key
Clear Rstrt-Ref Creat Save Undo
the
locations.
and
513
by
is
selected.
in
the
the
of cover
The
is
shown the
alone,
key
held
are
is
transmitted
Line
with
the
AT&T
513
BCT
UNIX PC
BCT
each
by
the datastream end
software
each
location
codes
with
included
Where
Table
Mode
and
UNIX PC
host
user.
of of
in
Figure
transmitted
the
down.
no
B-2
Alone
keyboard
Transmitted
B-5
give
key
In
normal
computer
from
This
development
the
four
these
groups
B-1.
Shift
for
key
The
spaces
readability;
sequence
for
that
Left
Action
With
keyboard
has
the
Key
the
when
codes
UNIX PC
operation
when
the
UNIX
information
activities.
major
on
For
each
when
the
held
down,
in
the
appears
key
or
combination.
Keys
Shift
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0
0
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N
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will
same
keys
Codes
or
513
these
they
are
PC;
they
is
provided
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the
key, key
key
UNIX
the
is
and
with
code
no
spaces
in a column,
With
Ctrl
0
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0
ESC
0
in
BCT
codes need
PC
are
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0
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UNIX
PC
Keyboard
Codes
Key
Fl F2 F3 F4
FS F6 F7 F8
Table
Key
Exit Msg Help Suspd Rsume
Opts Cmd
Close-Open Cancl Print
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and
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0
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0
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0
With
Ctrl
Keys
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UNIX
PC
Keyboard
Codes
Table
Key
Del-Esc
I 2 3
4
5
6
7
8 9
0
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=
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1
2
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7
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UNIX
PC
Keyboard
Codes
Table
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J
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Left
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B-7
Page 94
Page 95
This
Appendix
UNIX
PC's
considerations.
DTE
C
RS-232
provides RS-232
Technical
technical
port,
Information
including
information
cabling
for
the
Signals The
UNIX PC
its
back Electronics signals serial stands Equipment Typically port
can
such
as a modem.
referred
An
RS-232-C
RS-232
to
the
to
the addressed that
are
UNIX
PC's
female
Supported
has
panel.
Industry
used
device
for
Data includes a
printer
also to
as
cable port. pins
on
connector
on
supported
RS-232
DB25
connector.
on
an
RS-232
RS-232
in
communications
such
as a terminal
Terminal
output
be
This
the
is
used
These
Data
Communications
is
cable
the
RS-232
determines
port.
on
port,
the
RS-232
port
is a standard
Association
Equipment.
devices
connected
to
connect
intermediate
used
to
has a connector
port.
which
Figure
the
UNIX
located
Port
labeled
(EIA)
between
or a printer.
at an
connect
How
C-l PC's
on
DTE
developed
to
a
Data
such
as this intermediate
devices
Equipment
a
device
the
signals
illustrates
RS-232
the
rear
RS-232
define
computer
Terminal printers.
port,
are
(DCE).
to
that
attaches
cable
will
port. panel,
by
DTE
but
is
be
the
on
the
the
and
the
device
the
wired
pins
The
is
a
a
C-l
Page 96
RS-232
Technical
Information
Request
Figure
There
~
are and
two
null
Connecting communications shown
below,
Ground
Transmit Data " 3 0 0
Receive Data
To
Send --"';1':"15":"0 0
To Send 0
Clear
Data Set Ready
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Carrier Detect
C-l
types
modem
a
modem
link.
supports
20
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112
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::
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of
cables:
(crossed)
to
the The this
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11
I
2
1
3
41
51 61 71
81
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14
0
15
0
16 17
18
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0
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8
0
0
2111
1~~
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110
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120
025
Transmit Clock"
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Receive Clock"
11
Data Terminal Ready
" Synchronous Only
RS-232
standard cable.
DTE
port
straight
sets
RS-232
link:
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18
I
20
Port
Pinout
straight
up a DTE-to-DCE
cable
RS-232
pinout,
C-2
Page 97
When
a DTE
at
the
RS-232 problem which PC
is
directly transmit signals
null
modem
3,
which
The
following
for
null
pinout
(uucp)
works,
shown connections.
since interface; disconnected
device
occurs.
what and
be
crossed. cable.
must
modem
because
port
A
the
to
another
receive
be
reversed
illustrations
cables.
below
no
control
when
such
as
using
the
DTE-to-DTE
user
must
computer, signals This
The
pins
A
works
for
This
leads
of
this,
you
turn
RS-232
another
straight
communications
set
up
and
type
of
of
concern
on
~
show
null
modem
terminal
null
modem
are
however,
off
the
TeChnical
computer
RS-232
to
attach requires some
of
connection
of
the
two
different cable
and
cable
passed
the
terminal:
Information
is
connected cable, link, the
that
the
control requires
are
pins
connectors.
using
UNIX-to-UNIX
always
across
line
is
UNIX
the
2
and
pinouts
the
the
not
a
a
A
1
7
1-1
----------11
1-1
----------11
B
1
7
c:
C-3
Page 98
RS-232
The more
Technical
null
control, equipment; connections. is
disconnected
Both
null
most
large
Some
of
particular
modem
it
modem
computer
these
applications.
Information
cable
but
is When
pinout
it
is
used
in
you
when
and
use
you
A B
1
~------------~
2~2
3
~
4~4
5
~
7
....
1
---------------11
6~6
8 8
20 20
straight dealers
businesses
not
shown
compatible
below
terminal-to-UNIX
this
off
type
the
1
3
5
7
turn
cables
and
make
electronics
custom
with
of
terminal:
can
cables
offers
PC
cable,
be
a
all
the
found
retailers.
for
bit
line
at
C-4
Page 99
This three program specific
Appendix
file
and
applications.
D
UMODEM
provides
transfer
gives
formats
some
File
a usage
Transfer
detailed
provided
considerations
Formats
explanation
by
the
of
the
UMODEM
for
UMODEM ASCII
protocol
7-bit
UNIX PC UNIX
below
UNIX
Sending Binary
ASCII
ASCII
discuss
PC.
Files
8-bit
7-bit
provides
transfers.
System V User's
transfers
from
a UNIX
The
file
disk
the
newline
of
the
This
transfer
above,
of
each
that
on
is
except
out
NULL
returns
of
always
to
allows the
the is
padded
using Carriage
each end multiple character. character
file.
be
sent
This
8-bit
bit
treatment files
viewed
for
binary,
UMODEM
Manual.
of
each
PC
sent
exactly
that
to a multiple
character.
are
character
file
is
128
bytes
At
least
appears
treatment
MS-DOS
is
the
except
character
set
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high-order
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type
padded
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ASCII
described
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both
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in
paragraphs
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of
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front file.
to
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control-Z
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end
text
systems.
sending high-order to
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a
o.
the
bytes,
of
of
files
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be
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from
on
file
The
the
ASCII
a
to
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Page 100
UMODEM
File
Transfer
Formats
Receiying
Binary
ASCII
ASCII
Sending Sending
Sending
an
Files
8-bit
7-bit
Files
to type system. correctly
to
ASCII carriage the requires. mode.
The Padding are
Carriage characters characters discarded.
files
systems. This
ASCII high-order
o
when
treatment
files
viewed
to
another
on
both
an
MS-DOS
file,
end
of
on
the
file
not
to
transfer
8-bit
from
Other
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with
use
returns
the
If
UNIX
is
stored characters removed.
returns
are
at
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be
received
files
bit
the
character
allows
MS-DOS
on
the
Systems
system--Use
the
UNIX PC
so
transfers
no
need
or a CP/M
ASCII
between
file
the
file
PC
exactly at
followed
discarded.
the
end
treatment
is
the
above,
of
each
certain
or
UNIX
PC.
for
system--If
8-bit
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is
the
of
from
same
character
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received.
CP/M
binary
and
the
all
translation.
transfer
lines
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binary,
as
end
by
newline
Control-Z
the
allows
MS-DOS
as
receiving
except
word
systems
other
types
and
or
use
received.
of
the
file
are
ASCII
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that
is
processing
to
transfer
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of
the
file
to
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binary
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be
files
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at
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Files
from type PC. ASCII receive
on If
8-bit
from
another
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other
mode,
the
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the
file.
UNIX
other
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system--Use
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system
can
ASCII
binary
and
only
8-bit
transfer the send to
UNIX
in
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