Guardian Programming Reference Summary for C

SETMODE Operations
Guardian Programming Reference Summary for C—522630-001
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10 Terminal: Set parity checking by system (default is configured)
param1
bit 15 = 0 no checking
= 1 checking
Theparam2 parameter is not used with function 10.
11 Terminal: Set break ownership
param1 = 0 means BREAK disabled (default setting).
= any positive value means enable BREAK.
Terminal access mode after BREAK is typed:
param2 = 0 normal mode (any type file access is permitted)
= 1 BREAK mode (only BREAK-type file access is permitted)
Refer to the discussion of “Communicating With Terminals” in the Guardian
Programmer’s Guide.
12 Terminal: Set terminal access mode
param1
bit 15 = 0 normal mode (any type file access is permitted)
= 1 BREAK mode (only BREAK-type file access is permitted)
File access type:
param2
bit 15 = 0 normal access to terminal
= 1 BREAK access to terminal
Refer to the discussion of “Communicating With Terminals” in the Guardian
Programmer’s Guide.
13 Terminal: Set system read termination on ETX character (default is
configured)
param1 = 0 no termination on ETX
= 1 termination on first character after ETX
= 3 termination on second character after ETX
Theparam2 parameter is used, with ATP6100 only, to specify the value of
the ETX character. No changes occur to the read termination on ETX as
specified by param1 if you do not specify an ETX character or if you set
param2 to 0 (setting the ETX character to 0 is not allowed).
14 Terminal: Set system read terminal on interrupt characters (default is
configured)
param1
bit 15 = 0 no termination on interrupt characters (that is, transparency mode)
= 1 termination on any interrupt character
Theparam2 parameter is not used with function 14.
15 Terminal: Set retry parameters
16 Terminal: Set line parameters
<function> Parameters and Effect