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Command Syntax
Default
Notes
254 'G' [col] [row]
The cursor marks the text insertion point in
this and all commands.
Send cursor home
FE 48
254 72
254 'H'
This command moves the cursor to the top left
of the display area.
Underline cursor on
FE 4A
254 74
254 'J'
off
R
Turns on the underline cursor.
Underline cursor off
FE 4B
254 75
254 'K'
R
Turns off the underline cursor.
Block cursor on
FE 53
254 83
254 'S'
on
R
Turns on the blinking block cursor.
Block cursor off
FE 54
254 84
254 'T'
R
Turns off the blinking block cursor.
Cursor left
FE 4C
254 76
254 'L'
Moves the cursor one position to the left. If the
cursor is already at the beginning of a line it will
move to the end of the other line.
Cursor right
FE 4D
254 77
254 'M'
Moves the cursor one position to the right. If the
cursor is already at the end of a line it will move
to the beginning of the other line.
6.5 Keypad Interface Commands
Note: The letter "R" in the Default column indicates that this state can be saved to nonvolatile memory with
the Remember command. See section 5.1.1.
Table 6-2 Keypad Interface Commands
Command Syntax
Default
Notes
Auto repeat mode on
FE 7E [0x00|0x01]
254 126 [0|1]
254 '~' [0|1]
off
R
Applies to keypad only.
0x00 = 200 ms typematic,
0x01 = key down/key up codes sent.
Auto repeat mode off
FE 60
254 96
254 '`'
off
R
Applies to keypad only.
Auto transmit key
presses on
FE 41
254 65
254 'A'
on
R
Sets auto transmit mode for keypad. Key
presses are transmitted to host without polling.
Auto transmit key
presses off
FE 4F
254 79
254 'O'
off
R
Up to 10 key presses buffered until polled.
Clear key buffer
FE 45
254 69
254 'E'
n/a
Clear unread key presses.