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From: matthews@wfu.edu (Rick Matthews)
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.kermit.misc
Subject: Re: MSK 3.13 tektronics terminal emulation w/ vt320 mode.A
Date: 28 Nov 1994 13:22:34 GMT
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John G. Miles (jgmiles@atmos.met.utah.edu) wrote:
: Sorry if this is an obvious question, but I have been using
: MSKermit 3.13 on a 486/DX33 and often connect to my computer at the
: university to run graphics programs which support the tektronics
: graphics terminal. If I set Kermit (before entering terminal mode)
: to emulate the tektronics terminal, then the graphics are displayed
: without problem.
: However, if I set my terminal to VT320 (which I
: prefer since I also use the Unix system extensively besides my
: graphics needs) and then enter terminal mode with the "c" command, the
: tektronics mode is *not* automatically invoked when the Unix box (an
: IBM RS/6000 system) starts sending the tektronics graphics commands.
You application may not generate the necessary codes to invoke the
Tektronix mode. Here is the sequence of codes I have my applications
send to invoke Tek emulation on a variety of emulators. It is a bit
more than MS-Kermit needs, but will work with MS-Kermit, NCSA Telnet,
and Xterm (on an X server). All codes in decimal:
27,91,63,51,56,104,27,12
Try launching your application from a script file that first sends the
above codes.
If you need any help in generating the above codes, let me know.
--
Rick Matthews matthews@wfu.edu Ham radio:
Wake Forest University 910-759-5340 (Voice) WA4GSP
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