Your 700/9X terminal should be producing ASCII. It may be simply
confused. To reset the terminal to defaults (flushing it's battery
backed non-volatile memory) hold down the letter D on the keyboard
as you power on the terminal. You should get a message on the screen
telling you that default config is being used. You may then configure
the terminal to fit your application using softkeys much like the
239X terminal that you mentioned.
 
 
 
Bob Jankalski -- Ideal Computer Services
 
 
On Sun, 17 Sep 1995, Georg-Bernhard Hauck wrote:
 
> Hello !
>
> I got a 700/92 termial (without documentation). The serial connection to a
> PC is working fine, but it seems that the Terminal KEyboard produces
> ScanCode rather Key/Ascii-Codes (left shift: "L", right shift: "I", BS:
> "3" ...).
> I have only the documentation for the HP 2393A-Terminal -> all decsribed
> ESC-Seq. are working well (if typed on the connected PC).
>
> I dont have access to the newsgroups comp.sys.hp.*, so please reply via
> email to [log in to unmask]
>
> Is the an overview for the hp-ESC-Seq. in the world ?
>
> Thank you
> Georg  ([log in to unmask])
>