23 Mar
2016
23 Mar
'16
7:37 a.m.
On Wednesday (03/23/2016 at 09:25AM -0500), Chris Elmquist wrote:
On Wednesday (03/23/2016 at 02:03PM +0000), Cohen,
Corey A wrote:
I should have elaborated a little on what you might be seeing.
If something does print when you hit RUBOUT and you are on-line and in
half- or full-duplex, it is possible that the far end, whatever host
you are connected to, is echoing something back in response to the RUBOUT.
The terminal sends ASCII 0x7F when you press RUBOUT. This is a non-printing
character locally but the remote system can send back whatever it likes
in response to receiving that 0x7F.
Chris
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Chris Elmquist
I'm trying to troubleshoot a TI silent
743/745. When you press the "rubout" key should it print anything like an
underscore? Besides sending the rubout character, what does the actual print head do?
Backup? Print an underscore?
I get nothing printed when pressing RUBOUT.
With the unit in off-line mode and in half- or full-duplex, characters
typed are printed. RUBOUT prints nothing.
With the unit in on-line mode and half-duplex, chraracters typed are
printed and RUBOUT prints nothing. In full-duplex, nothing prints unless
the far end echos it back.