Dell PowerEdge 2650 - Manual (Page 15)

For console redirection, an escape sequence starts with an escape character. This character can be entered in a number of different ways, depending on the
requirements of your terminal emulation software. For example, 0x1b, ^[, and all refer to the same escape character. Some terminal software uses
predefined macros to send the proper escape sequences. In HyperTerminal, you can define macros by selecting Key Macros from the View menu. Macros can
be assigned to almost any possible key for almost any key combination. Create a macro for each of your function keys.
Table D -2 and Table D -3 list the
VT100/220 escape sequences that must be sent to represent a special key or command.
NOTE: When defining macros in HyperTerminal, you must press before to signify that you are sending an escape sequence rather than
escaping out of the dialog box. If you do not have these settings, this is an indication that you must upgrade your terminal emulation software.
Table D-2. VT100/220 Supported Escape
Sequences
Key Supported Sequences Terminal Emulation
Up arrow [ a VT100/220
Down arrow [ b VT100/220
Right arrow [ c VT100/220
Left arrow [ d VT100/220
F1 op VT100/220
F2 oq VT100/220
F3 or VT100/220
F4 os VT100/220
F5 ot VT100
F6 ou
[ 1 7 ~ VT100
VT100/220
F7 ov
[ 1 8 ~ VT100
VT100/220
F8 ow
[ 1 9 ~ VT100
VT100/220
F9 ox
[ 2 0 ~ VT100
VT100/220
F10 oy
[ 2 1 ~ VT100
VT100/220
F11 oz
[ 2 3 ~ VT100
VT100/220
F12 oa
[ 2 4 ~ VT100
VT100/220
Home [ 1 ~ VT220
End [ 4 ~ VT220
Insert [ 2 ~ VT220
Delete [ 3 ~ VT220
Page Up [ 5 ~ VT220
Page Down [ 6 ~ VT220
Shift-Tab [ z
[ 0 z VT100
VT220
Table D-3. ANSI Supported
Escape Sequences
Key Supported Sequences
Up arrow [ a
Down arrow [ b
Right arrow [ c
Left arrow [ d
F1 op
F2 oq
F3 or
F4 os
F5 ot
F6 ou
F7 ov
F8 ow
F9 ox
F10 oy
F11 oz
F12 oa