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From: rjn@hpfcso.HP.COM (Bob Niland)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.hp
Subject: Re: HP 700/94 terminal escape sequences question
Message-ID: <7370055@hpfcso.HP.COM>
Date: 9 Dec 89 18:12:30 GMT
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re: > But it doesn't work.

<ESC>&q1te1{0g0H	RecvPace = XmitPace = NO

If you are running without XonXoff pacing,  you are probably experiencing
overruns.  Some escape sequences take time to process, and if the terminal
cannot hold-off the host,  incoming data during the processing may be lost.
The terminal has at least an 80-byte FIFO inbound, but your escape dump
may exceed that.

I would suggest enabling Xon/Xoff RecvPace at the start of the dump, 
then disabling it at the end, presuming that you need ^S and ^Q for some
application purpose.


<ESC>&s1G	InhHndShk = YES (i.e., ignore ^S^Q)
<ESC>&s1H	InhDC2 = YES ( when used with the above)

This disables HP block mode handshake, not XonXoff.  G/H=Yes allows the
use of softkeys, the [Enter] key and <esc>d screen-readback without having
to use blockmode.

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