; Date: Wed, 23 Mar 88 13:26 MEZ ; From: "Eberhard W. Lisse" ; Subject: Anybody Like a VT-202 Layout? ; Keywords: MS-DOS Kermit 2.30, VT-202 Setup, Terminal Emulation ; ; We hacked up a vt202 layout which runs TPU and I felt I should beam it over ; right away. (Well before I leave the Burn Unit anyway ...) ; ; regards, el ; ;Eberhard W. Lisse, MD ; Burn Unit, Technical University, Aachen, West Germany ; ; ius@dacth51.BITNET preferred ; el@lisse.UUCP real soon now comment --------------------------------------------------------- comment comment This INItialiation file sets the IBM-keyboard to the layout comment used by the VT-202 terminals emulated by Qume 202 which are comment run at the Department of Forensic Medicine, Technical University, comment Aachen, West Germany. comment comment It is also set up and commented for the TPU editor they like comment so much there ... comment comment Feel free to modify, sell, compile, delete and do whatever you comment like to it. comment comment Eberhard W. Lisse, MD comment Burn Unit, Technical University, Aachen, West Germany comment comment ius@dacth51.BITNET (preferred) comment el@lisse.UUCP (real soon now ... use UNIDO gateway) comment comment --------------------------------------------------------- comment AT-Keyb.--> Qume VT202 set key \240 \ktermtype set key \311 \27[33~ ; kpd* --> F19 set key \315 \Kgold ; F1 --> Pf1 "Gold" set key \316 \27[19~ ; F2 --> F8 "1Window/2Windows" set key \317 \27[20~ ; F3 --> F9 "Other Wind/Get File" set key \318 \27[21~ ; F4 --> F10 "DCL/Spawn" set key \319 \27[23~ ; F5 --> F11 "vorwaerts/rueckw." set key \320 \27[24~ ; F6 --> F12 "Bline/Eline" set key \321 \27[25~ ; F7 --> F13 "del word" set key \322 \27[26~ ; F8 --> F14 "Insert/Replace" set key \323 \27[28~ ; F9 --> "Help" set key \324 \27[29~ ; F1 --> "Do" set key \327 \27OP\27[31~ ; Home --> Pf1/F17 "Beg.o.line" set key \329 \27[5~ ; Pgup --> "Prev.screen" set key \330 \27Om ; Kd- --> Kp- "del Line" set key \334 \27Ol ; Kp+ --> Kpkomma "del char" set key \335 \27[34~ ; End --> F20 "End of Line" set key \337 \27[6~ ; PgDn --> "Nextscreen" set key \338 \27[2~ ; Ins --> "Insert here" set key \339 \27[3~ ; Del --> "Remove" comment --------------------------------------------------------- set key \1399 \27[1~ ; Crt Home --> "Find" set key \1397 \27[4~ ; Crt End --> "Select" set key \1426 \27[4~ ; Crt Ins --> "Select" set key \1412 \27[18~ ; Crt Pgup --> F7 "Top" set key \1398 \27OP\27[18~ ; Crt PgDn --> Pf1/F7 "Bottom" comment --------------------------------------------------------- set key \2409 \Kpf2 ; ALT F2 --> Pf2 (z.B.:Gold/Pf2 ->132 Zeichen set key \2410 \Kpf3 ; ALT F3 --> Pf3 (z.B.:Gold/Pf3 ->80 Zeichen set key \2411 \Kpf4 ; ALT F4 --> Pf4 ->delline (Gold/Pf4 ->undel) comment German-Umlauts:------------------------------------------ comment comment This has to be done two ways. Take IBM's umlauts and make ANSI comment characters {|}~ [\] which are sent to the host. comment set key \132 \123 set key \148 \124 set key \129 \125 set key \225 \126 set key \142 \91 set key \153 \92 set key \154 \93 comment comment Take the ANSI characters {|}~ [\] which are sent by the host comment and display the IBM-Umlauts. comment Sorry folks, this is the way to do it here in Germany :-) comment set translation input \123 \132 set translation input \124 \148 set translation input \125 \129 set translation input \126 \225 set translation input \91 \142 set translation input \92 \153 set translation input \93 \154 set translation input \127 \0 set translation input on