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PowerNet 3270 Reference Manual Connect, Inc.
3-16 February 1998
Algorithm
[Text Field] Sets the polling algorithm for every nth poll. Polls are
sent every 100 msec., so a value of 1 selects 10 polls per second. 1
provides the best performance while 10 provides the best power
saving. A value of 11 selects a dynamic that varies from the minimum
to the maximum settings above. Dynamic algorithms use minimum if
network traffic, maximum if no traffic.
Setup Form - Page 2 Relocation Section
Source
—Defines the starting (zero-based) row in a range of 0 to 23 in the
host display that is relocated to the Destination row of the host
display. The default value is zero (0).
Destination—Defines
the starting (zero-based) row in a range of 0 to 23 in
the host display where the starting Source row is located. The default
value is zero (0).
Row Count
—Specifies the number of host display rows in a range of 0 to 23
to be relocated, starting with the row defined by the
Source
option and
continuing from top to bottom of the display. A value of zero (0),
which is the default, disables row relocation.
Move Blank
—Enables/disables row relocation based on the absence of non-
blank data in the host display area to be relocated. Blank data is
defined as null or space characters. The default value is
no
.
Setup Form - Page 2 Keepalive Section
The next field refers to the
Keepalive
functions. Some 3270 installations may have
an inactivity timer to deactivate the session of an idle RF terminal. While this is
appropriate for hard-wired terminals, it is not desirable for RF terminals.
Inactivity is a measure of terminal activity, a period of time where there has been
no entry. The
Keepalive
function allows the defeat of an inactivity timer.
Keepalive
sends a key of your choice to the host at a regular interval when there is
no terminal activity. The time of the auto-key entry should be less than the host
time out value.
Minutes
[Text Field] The
Minutes
timer defeats RF terminal connection
timeouts by having the PowerNet server send a keystroke to the host.
This keystroke appears to be from the terminal and keeps the terminal
session alive. Normally a terminal session with the host is terminated
if there is no notification within a specific time interval. The host
system administrator should supply this timeout interval. Valid data
entries are 0-99 minutes. The default, zero (0), turns this timer off.