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Chapter 6: HostConnect Terminal Emulation Session
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• Displays an X when input is inhibited, usually because the session is
waiting for data from the host system. If instead, input is inhibited
due to a user error, a four-digit error code may also be displayed inside
the Session Display Area.
• When indicator #2 shows that input is inhibited, indicator #3 displays
the cause: an hourglass if the session is waiting for data from the host
system; a question mark if input is inhibited due to a user error. Also,
when input is not inhibited (i.e. indicator #2 is blank), indicator #3
will display a “stick man” when the session is connected
to the host SSCP (System Service Control Point) rather than the normal
LU-LU connection.
• Displays a caret “^” when Insert mode is active.
• Displays a “d” character in script when Diacritic mode is active.
• Displays “>>” characters when type-ahead is activated.
• Displays an arrow when keyboard-shift is in effect.
The current row/column position of the text cursor is shown to the right
of the last indicator followed in left to right order by:
• The IP address of the host system.
• Name for a TN3270E connection or terminal type.
• A message area.
ASCII Status Area
The ASCII status area consists of eight indicators used as follows:
• Displays the terminal type.
• Displays whether ANSI or VT52 control sequences are in use.
• Displays the number of characters per text line.
• Displays an icon indicating whether or not the session is connected to
a host system.
• Displays whether or not Auto-Wrap is enabled.
• Displays whether or not the host system has reversed the screen.
• Displays a caret “^” when Insert mode is active.
• Displays an arrow when keyboard-shift is in effect.
The current row/column position of the text cursor to the right of the
eighth indicator and four status LEDs, between indicators #7 and #8
(VT100 only)