You might also find these command files useful. The intent is that you
set your fkeys via the terminal screen, save them to the file of your
choice with FKEYSAVE and restore from the file of your choice with
FKEYSET.

PARM FILE='FKEY'
COMMENT FILE=FKEYSAVE.CMD

ECHO COMMENT FKEYSAVE CREATED THIS FILE > !FILE

SETVAR ESC CHR(27)

COMMENT  BEGIN USER FKEY DEFINITION MODE
ECHO !'ESC'j

SET ECHO=OFF

COMMENT  HOME CURSOR AND READ PF1.
INPUT FKEY_1;PROMPT='!"ESC"H!"ESC"d'

COMMENT  APPEND TO SAVE FILE
ECHO SETVAR FKEY_1 '!FKEY_1' >> !FILE

COMMENT  READ PF2 THRU PF8.
SETVAR FKEY 2
WHILE FKEY <= 8
  INPUT FKEY_!FKEY;PROMPT='!"ESC"d'

  COMMENT  APPEND TO SAVE FILE
  ECHO SETVAR FKEY_!FKEY '![FKEY_!FKEY]' >> !FILE

  SETVAR FKEY FKEY+1
ENDWHILE

SET ECHO=ON

COMMENT  END USER FKEY DEFINITION MODE
ECHO !'ESC'k

COMMENT END FKEYSAVE.CMD




PARM FILE='FKEY'
COMMENT FILE=FKEYSET.CMD

SETVAR ESC CHR(27)

COMMENT  SET VARS TO SAVED FKEYS
XEQ !FILE

SETVAR FKEY 1
WHILE FKEY <= 8
  ECHO ![FKEY_!FKEY]

  SETVAR FKEY FKEY+1
ENDWHILE

COMMENT  ENABLE USER KEYS
ECHO !'ESC'&jB

COMMENT END FKEYSET.CMD