Jeff,

thanks for the reply. I did try it and I cannot get it back to HP mode. I
wasn't sure if the character was the letter O or the number zero so I tried
both... No luck! You said this was for the 2392 terminals. I would assume
this would function the same for the 700/92 terms.



PUB WWA:SETVAR HPMODE CHR(27)+"&kO\"
PUB WWA:ECHO !HPMODE
\

PUB WWA:SETVAR HPMODE CHR(27)+"&k0\"
PUB WWA:ECHO !HPMODE

PUB WWA:

Rick Clark
Senior Systems Analyst
WW&R
Clveland, Ohio



-----Original Message-----
From: HP-3000 Systems Discussion [mailto:[log in to unmask]]On
Behalf Of Jeff Kell
Sent: Thursday, January 13, 2000 10:06 AM
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Subject: Re: HP Terminal


Rick Clark wrote:
>
> Is there an escape sequence to place a HP 700/92 terminal in HP
> Mode???  What I need to accomplish is to reset the terminal to HP
> MODE from VT100 mode after the user returns from the telnet session
> on the HP9000.

We did that many moons ago when changing between HP and an IBM ASCII
front-end 3270 emulator that needed vt100 mode.  Ancient BASIC:

   10 INPUT "Switch to HP or ANSI (H/A) >",A$[1,1]
   20 A$=UPS$(A$)
   30 IF A$="H" THEN DO
   40   PRINT '27"&k0\"
   50   PRINT '27"&s0A"'27"&s0C"'27"&s0G"'27"&s0H"
   60 DOEND
   70 ELSE DO
   80   PRINT '27"&s1A"'27"&s1C"'27"&s1G"'27"&s1H"
   85   PRINT '27"&k1\"
   90 DOEND
  100 END

Essentially the <esc>&k0\ switches to HP mode, <esc>&k1\ to ANSI mode
on a 2392.  The others are changing some HP terminal "straps" to suit
the environment.

Jeff Kell <[log in to unmask]>