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CLear
to
End
of
Line
1B
15
1B
54
(incLudes character
at cursor position)
CLear
to
End
of
Page
1B
16
18
59
(incLudes characters at or
right of cursor position)
Cursor Addressing
1B
3D
18
3D
(see note 1 for order
of co-ord i nates)
Cursor
On
1B
11
1B
11
Cursor
Off
1B
12
18
12
Insert
Line
1B
13
18
45
DeLete
Line
1B
14
18
52
Use
STATUS
screen
1B
17
18
17
Use
MAIN
screen
1B
18
18
18
Use
DISPLAY
screen
1B
10
18
1D
No-Check
Mode
Off
1B
09
18
09
(interprets
controL
codes)
No-Check
Mode
On
1B
10
18
10
(dispLays
controL
codes)
Load
Character Pattern
1B
01
18
01
(for
aLpha
mode,
and
for
graphics
mode,)
foLLowed
by:
-ASCII
character
code
(Q-FF)
-eight pattern bytes
First
pattern byte is top
Line
of character pattern.
Print Screen
-
1C
hex
-
This
is
not
a terminal driver function
but
a special
trap
in the
console input routine.
----------
Notes:
1.
If
the
MegateL
control
codes
are being used, the cursor addressing character
sequence
is
18
3D
xx
yy
where
xx
and
yy
are the one-byte
vaLues
for the x-(horizontal)
and
y-(verticaL) co-
ordinates.
If
the
TeLevideo
920
control
codes
are in use, the the cursor addressing
sequence is
1B
3D
yy
xx
In the
CP/M
2.2
terminaL
drivers, there are
27
Lines
(0-26)
and
80
columns
(0-79)
on
the
60Hz
video driver,
and
35
(0-34) lines
and
80
coLumns
in the
50Hz
video driver. In
CP/M
3.0 terminal drivers, the
vertical
size of the screens are defined during
system
installation.
The
top left-hand corner of the in-use screen area
(DISPLAY,
MAIN,
or
STATUS)
is
address 0,0
(ie,
there
is
no
offset in the addresses).
Cursor
addresses
outside the area of the screen
wiLL
Leave
the cursor at the
boundary
of the screen.
MegateL
Computer
Technologies Toronto,
Canada
Appendix
Page
A-17
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