Dynapro Technologies Dynapro ET TCS, Application Developer'S Manual

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The Set Mode command allows the host to set one or more TCS modes of the same type (ANSI-
specified, DEC-private or TCS-private).
A detailed description of each TCS mode is provided with the description of the respective mode
in Chapter 4.
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Each mode has its own default value.
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The user can set four modes by changing parameters in the Setup Screen (see Table 3-5).
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<ESC> [<Ps>;... ; <Ps> h (for ANSI-specified modes)
<ESC> [? <Ps>.... ; <Ps> h (for DEC-private modes)
<ESC> [> <Ps>;... ; <Ps> h (for TCS-private modes)
<Ps> is a selective parameter that determines which mode or modes are to be set. Table 3-5
shows the value of this parameter for each mode.
The Final code for this command is h (for “high”).
Notice that the Control Sequence Introducer alone introduces ANSI-specified mode commands,
while the optional private command code specifies the type of mode.
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For TCS-private modes: <ESC> [>
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If <Ps> is omitted or has the value 0, then that parameter is ignored.
If <Ps> is not a legal value (for the type of mode defined by the Control Sequence Introducer),
that parameter is ignored.