6530 Programmer's Guide

Overview
6530 Programmer’s Guide 1-17
baud rate Sets the speed of communications when the workstation or PC is
connected to the host over an asynchronous line. (The baud rate setting is
ignored on a Multilan connection.) The setting must match the host
system end. Values are:
Set baud rate with the Esc v H sequence. For conversational mode,
see “Set Terminal Configuration (Esc v)” on page 2-30. For block
mode, see “Set Terminal Configuration (Esc v)” on page 3-59.
bell column Specifies the column on the display screen in which the bell will sound
when the cursor passes through it. It is typically used to alert the user
when the cursor is approaching the right margin. The value can be set to
column 0-80. A value of 0 disables the feature. Set with the Esc v B
sequence. For conversational mode, see “Set Terminal Configuration (Esc
v)” on page 2-30. For block mode, see “Set Terminal Configuration (Esc
v)” on page 3-59.
bell volume Enables (ON) or disables (OFF) the bell. In addition to the bell column
feature, the bell is used by the 6530 or a host application program to
audibly indicate some condition such as an error. Set with the Esc v C
sequence. For conversational mode, see “Set Terminal Configuration (Esc
v)” on page 2-30. For block mode, see “Set Terminal Configuration (Esc
v)” on page 3-59.
character set ISO 646 - ISO 8859/1.2 compliant, with 8-bit extensions available. (This
is a read-only parameter.)
character size Sets the number of bits used to define characters transmitted between the
workstation/PC and the host system. The setting must be the same at both
the workstation/PC and the host. Set with the Esc v V0 sequence (7 bits)
or the Esc v V1 sequence (8 bits). For conversational mode, see “Set
Terminal Configuration (Esc v)” on page 2-30. For block mode, see “Set
Terminal Configuration (Esc v)” on page 3-59.
50 300 2400
75 600 4800
110 1200 9600
134.5 1800 19200
150 2000 38400