 The general form of the SET system and/or device characteristics
 command is:
 
	SET /keyword
 
 where keyword can be one of:
 
	/BUF=ddn:<size>		/CRT<=ttn:>		/ESCSEQ<=ttn:>
	/[NO]HOLD<=ttn:>	/LIBUIC<=[g,m]>
	/LOGON			/LOWER<=ttn:>		/PRIV<=ttn:>
	/PUB<=ddn:>		/REMOTE<=ttn:>		/SLAVE<=ttn:>
	/SPEED=ttn:<rcv:xmit>	/SYSUIC<=[g,m]>		/termtype<=ttn:>
	/TOP=parnam:delta	/UIC<=[g,m]<:ttn:>>	/WCHK<=ddn:>
 
 More information may be available by typing HELP SET /upper-case-
 part-of-keyword.  Additional information on setting the character size
 on the Tektronix 4014 terminals can  be found by typing HELP SET SIZE.
 HELP on special FULL_DUPLEX driver keywords may be obtained by typing
 HELP SET FULL_DUPLEX.
2 FULL_DUPLEX
 
 All keywords that do not take a value may be prefixed by "NO"
 EBC[=TTn:]			;eight bit characters
 ECHO[=TTn:]			;echo
 ESCSEQ[=TTn:]			;recognize escape sequences
 FDX[=TTn:]			;full duplex
 FORMFEED[=TTn:]		;hardware form-feed
 HFILL=TTn:[value]		;set or display number of horizontal fill char
 HHT[=TTn:]			;hardware horizontal tabs
 LINES=TTn:[value]		;set number of lines per page
 RPA[=TTn:]			;read pass all
 TYPEAHEAD[=TTn:]		;type ahead
 VFILL[=TTn:]			;set or display vertical fill enables terminals
 WRAP[=TTn:]			;automatic wrap around on long lines
 
2 /termtype
 The following terminal types are recognized with the SET /termtype[=TTn:]
 command.
 
 ASR33		KSR33		ASR35		LA30P
 LA36		VT50		VT52		VT55
 VT61		VT100		LA120		LA30S
 VT05B		LA180S
 
 Note that setting the terminal type  also sets the following characteristics
 automatically for that terminal:
 
 HFILL		FORMFEED		CRT		VFILL
 HHT		LINES			BUFFER WIDTH
 
 A new command has been implemented:
 
 SET /TERM=TTn:[value]
 
 this sets the terminal to the specified type, or displays the type if the
 value is not included.  The value parameter may be any of the above type
 keywords, or a user defined value.  If a standard keyword is used, the command
 is equivilent to the previous format
 ex: SET /VT52=TT3:  and SET /TERM=TT3:VT52  are equivilent.
2 BUF
 To set or display the default buffer size of the specified device,
 type:

	SET /BUF=ddn:size
 
	Typical values are
 
		TERMINAL	BUFFERSIZE
 
		  4014		  132.
		  VT52		   80.
		DECWRITER	  132.
2 CRT
 The CRT keyword defines the terminal as a Cathode Ray Tube and
 enables the backspace deletion option.

2 ESCSEQ
 The ESCSEQ keyword enables the recognition of escape sequences
 from the specified terminal. The terminal driver treats the ESC
 character as the beginning of an escaoe sequence rather than as
 a line terminator.
2 HOLD
 The /HOLD keyword enables hold-screen mode at the specified terminal.
 When hold-screen mode is enabled, the terminal displays one screen-
 full at a time.
2 LA30S
 LA30S establishes the specified terminal device as an LA30S and generates
 fill characters required for any LA30S.
2 LA180S
 LA180S establishes the specified terminal device as an LA180S and
 causes the system to suppress normal conversion of form feeds to
 8-line feeds.
2 LOWER
 Specifies that lower-case characters are not to be converted to
 upper case when they are received from the specified terminal.
2 LIBUIC
 SET /LIBUIC sets and displays the current value for the non-privleged
 task UIC.  INS $ and RUN $ search for tasks on both LIBUIC and SYSUIC
 before declaring the task can not be found.
2 PRIV
 Sets the specified terminal privileged status.
2 PUB
 Establishes the specified device as a public device (for multiuser
 protection systems only).
2 REMOTE
 The keyword declares that the specified terminal is connected to
 a modem and can be connected by means of a dial-up network.
2 SLAVE
 Establishes the specified terminal as one that can enter data only
 if it is solicited from a task; thus, the specified terminal always
 rejects unsolicited input.
2 SPEED
 Establishes the receive and transmit baud rate for terminals attached
 to the system through a multiplexer.
2 SYSUIC
 This keyword establishes the UIC for the system and all system tasks.
2 TOP
 In a manner analagous to the VMR SET /TOP command, the SET /TOP command
 may be used to move the top of a system controlled partition up and down.
 The syntax is   SET /TOP = PARNAME:DELTA   where PARNAME must be the name
 of a system controled partition and DELTA may be a positive or negative
 number(octal words, decimal words or K words) in almost exactly the
 same way  SET /MAIN is used.  SET /TOP is useful for lowering the
 top of GEN for a short time to put in a resident library which will
 only be used for a short while.  You can not lower a partition top
 lower than the highest active task or loaded driver, or raise it above
 the next highest partition.
2 UIC
 The specified UIC is established as the default UIC for the entering
 terminal unless dev: is specified, in which case the default UIC is
 set for that terminal.
2 VT05B
 Sets the tspecified terminal as a VT05B (a 2400 baud VT05B) and
 generates fill characteristics of a VT05B.
2 WCHK
 To enable write check support on a device, type:
 
	SET /WCHK=ddn:
 
 where	n - a unit number
	dd - one of DB, DF, DK, DM, DP, DR, DS
 
 If the equals sign and ddn: are omitted, a list will be displayed on
 TI: of all the devices that support write check and have it enabled.
 
 To disable write check support on a device, type:
 
	SET /NOWCHK=ddn:
 
 where ddn is as above.  If the equals sign and ddn: are omitted, a
 list will be displayed on TI: of all the devices that support write
 check but have it disabled.

 
 
 
 
2	SIZE
 
	The character size of a tektronix 4014 terminal may be changed
	using ESCAPE commands with the keyboard set in local mode
	or using the TCF  MCR command.  To set the size from the
	keyboard, place the LOCAL/LINE switch to LOCAL(disconected from
	the computer).  Type
		ESC 8        For largest character size.	(TCF 33,70)
		ESC 9	     For slightly smaller character.	(TCF 33,71)
		ESC :	     For smaller character still.	(TCF 33,72)
		ESC ;        For smallest character size.	(TCF 33,73)
	Finally return the LINE/LOCAL switch to the LINE polition.
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	UNKNOWN QUALIFIER
 
	@set.hlp
