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CSI Ps $ } DECSASD Select active status display
Ps = 0 select main display
Ps = 1 select status line
Moves cursor to selected display area. This command will be ignored
unless the status line has been enabled by CSI 2 $ ~. When the status
line has been selected cursor remains there until the main display is
reselected by CSI 0 $ }.
CSI Ps $ ~ DECSSDT Select Status Line Type
Ps meaning
0 no status line (empty)
1 indicator line (locally owned, Kermit default)
2 host-writable line
Other extensions:
CSI 25; Pc f VT320/VT102/H19 move cursor to 25th line.
CSI 25; Pc H VT320/VT102/H19 move cursor to 25th line.
Leave the same way as you went in.
(These will disable Kermit's own status line.)
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From the top of file MS-DOS Kermit source code file MSZIBM.ASM -
; References:
; "PT200 Programmers Reference Guide", 1984, Prime Computer # DOC 8621-001P
; "Video Terminal Model H19, Operation", 1979, Heath Company # 595-2284-05
; "VT100 User's Guide", 2nd ed., Jan 1979, DEC # EK-VT100-UG
; "Rainbow 100+/100B Terminal Emulation Manual", June 1984, DEC # QV069-GZ
; "Installing and Using The VT320 Video Terminal", June 1987,
; DEC # EK-VT320-UU-001
; "VT320 Programmer Reference Manual", July 1987, DEC # EK-VT320-RM-001
; "VT330/340 Programmer Ref Manual", 2nd ed, May 1988,
; Vol 1: Text programming DEC # EK-VT3XX-TP-002
; Vol 2: Graphics programming DEC # EK-VT3XX-GP-002
; "Programming the Display Terminal: Models D217, D413, and D463", Data
; General Corp, 014-00211-00, 1991.
; "Installing and Operating Your D216E+, D217, D413, and D463 Display
; Terminals", Data General Corp, 014-002057-01, 1991.
; "Dasher D470C Color Display Terminal, Programmer's Reference Manual",
; Data General Corp, 014-001015, 1984.
; "WY-50 Display Terminal Quick-Reference Guide", Wyse Technology,
; Wyse No. 88-021-01, 1983.
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I don't have a VT420, nor the documentation on it ($$$); it takes
both to emulate successfully.
Joe D.