Xerox FS 5250 User Manual
Function Selection via the Line
Xerox FS 5250, User’s Guide
Xerox FS 5250, User’s Guide
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NOTE:
When this pass-through option (with the lead-in/lead-out sequences
When this pass-through option (with the lead-in/lead-out sequences
) is
used, it should be noted that apostrophe notation cannot apply. Only
EBCDIC characters 0-9, A-F, a-f and spaces are accepted after a lead-in
sequence. Control codes are suppressed. Other characters will
terminate pass-through mode.
EBCDIC characters 0-9, A-F, a-f and spaces are accepted after a lead-in
sequence. Control codes are suppressed. Other characters will
terminate pass-through mode.
3.
Filtered pass-through
To enter filter mode in XES, a lead-in and a lead-out string defined in
function Y48 must be used:
To enter filter mode in XES, a lead-in and a lead-out string defined in
function Y48 must be used:
Filter mode:
<start string>-<stop string>
<start string>-<stop string>
This setting makes any text and IBM commands other than hex
transparent data to be suppressed.
transparent data to be suppressed.
Normal mode
<start string>+<stop string>
<start string>+<stop string>
This settings enables normal handling of text and IBM
commands outside hex transparent data.
commands outside hex transparent data.
For details refer to the programmers guide, doc. D62081.
8.9. Transparency Mode Limitations
XES
The supported FSL functions of Xerox FS 5250 are accepted in all modes,
but they have limited influence on the formatting in the various modes (Y70
and Y36).
but they have limited influence on the formatting in the various modes (Y70
and Y36).
For details on the FSL functions' influence on the formatting, you are
referred to the Programmer's Guide, doc. no. D62081.
referred to the Programmer's Guide, doc. no. D62081.