The following host keys are supported for SCO ANSI terminal emulation.
ANSI Center
ANSI Center function.
ANSI Ctrl + F1 - F12
ANSI Ctrl F1 - F12 functions.
ANSI Ctrl/Shift + F1 - F12
ANSI Ctrl/Shift F1 - F12 functions.
ANSI Delete
ANSI Delete function.
ANSI End
ANSI End function.
ANSI F1 - F12
ANSI F1 - F12 functions.
ANSI Home
ANSI Home function.
ANSI Inset
ANSI Insert function.
ANSI Page Down
ANSI Page Down function.
ANSI Page Up
ANSI Page Up function.
ANSI Shift + F1 - F12
ANSI Shift F1 - F12 functions.
Alt Cursor
The key sequence represented is Alt-F11. The Alternate Cursor key toggles the cursor type. There are two cursor types: block and underline.
Answer Back
The key sequence represented is Ctrl-F5. The Answer Back key sends an automatic message to the host.
Backspace
This key moves the cursor one character to the left and deletes the current character.
Back Tab
This key moves the cursor to the first character of the previous tab position.
Break
This key sends the Telnet Break command.
Compose
This key sends the VT Compose command.
Ctrl + Sp (NUL)
Null character
Ctrl + A (SOH)
Start of heading. This is a console interrupt.
Ctrl + B (STX)
Start of text
Ctrl + C (ETX)
End of text
Ctrl + D (EOT)
End of transmission
Ctrl + E (ENQ)
Enquiry
Ctrl + F (ACK)
Acknowledge. It clears ENQ.
Ctrl + G (BELL)
Bell. It rings the bell.
Ctrl + H (BS)
Backspace
Ctrl + I (HT)
Horizontal Tab
Ctrl + J (LF)
Line Feed
Ctrl + K (VT)
Vertical tab
Ctrl + L (FF)
Form Feed, page eject
Ctrl + M (CR)
Carriage Return
Ctrl + N (SO)
Shift Out, to an alternate character set
Ctrl + O (SI)
Shift In, to resume the default character set
Ctrl + P (DLE)
Data link escape
Ctrl + Q (DC1)
XON, with XOFF to pause listings, okay to send
Ctrl + R (DC2)
Device control 2, block-mode flow control
Ctrl + S (DC3)
XOFF, with XON is TERM=18 flow control
Ctrl + T (DC4)
Device control 4
Ctrl + U (NAK)
Negative acknowledgment
Ctrl + V (SYN)
Synchronous idle
Ctrl + W (ETB)
End transmission block
Ctrl + X (CAN)
Cancel line
Ctrl + Y (EM)
End of medium interrupt
Ctrl + Z (SUB)
Substitute
Ctrl + [ (ESC)
Escape, next character is not echoed.
Ctrl + \ (FS)
File separator
Ctrl + ] (GS)
Group separator
Ctrl + ~ (RS)
Record separator, block-mode terminator.
Ctrl + ? (US)
Unit separator
Cursor Blink
The cursor is toggled from blinking to non-blinking or from non-blinking to blinking.
Cursor Down
Advances the cursor position down one line on the display.
Cursor Left
Advances the cursor left one position on the screen.
Cursor Right
Advances the cursor right one position on the screen.
Cursor Ruler
The Cursor Ruler key toggles the cursor ruler on and off.
Cursor Up
Advances the cursor up one position on the screen.
Delete
Deletes the character at the cursor position. All characters on the right of that position are shifted one space to the left.
Find
Moves the cursor to the top left corner of the scrolling region.
Insert Here
Switches between insert and overstrike modes.
Jump Next
Changes focus to the next available window.
Jump Next Active
Changes focus to the next active window.
Jump Previous
Changes focus to the previous window.
Jump Prev Active
Changes focus to the previous active window.
Jump A - Z
Changes focus to the specified window.
Line Feed
The key sequence represented is Shift-Enter. Moves the cursor position to the next line on the display.
Next Screen
Displays the next page in page memory on the screen.
Numpad x
Sends the appropriate key from the numeric keypad.
PF1 - PF4
Program Function keys.
Prev Screen
Displays the previous page in page memory on the screen.
Remove
Erases the character on the current page or erases the characters in a field.
Return
This is the Return key for the host computer. Transmits information to the host.
Select
Switches the terminal between interactive mode and local editing mode.
Tab
Moves the cursor to the first character of the next tab position.
Tabs Set
Sets a tab position.
User F6- F20 (UDK's)
Any of the 15 keys (F6 through F20) on the top row of the keyboard for which a user has defined special functions. The host application uses UDKs to store frequently used text and commands.
Word Select
Selects the word the cursor is currently positioned on.