The terminal types supported on the advanced terminal processor
(ATP) and asynchronous data communications controller (ADCC) terminal/printer
controllers for MPE V/E T-MIT or later (MPE V/E version G.01.00
or later) are 6, 9, 10, 12, 13, 15, 16, 18, 19, 20, 21, TTPCL18,
TTPCL19, and TTPCL22
The data and terminal subsystems (DTS) on MPE/iX systems supports
terminal types 10 and 18.
The DTS on MPE/iX systems supports printer types 18, 21, and
22.
Table C-1 “MPE/iX Terminal Types and Similar MPE
V/E Terminal Types” through Table C-4 “MPE V/E Terminal and Similar MPE/iX Printer
Types”provide comparative
information for MPE V/E and MPE/iX terminal and printer types.
Table C-1 MPE/iX Terminal Types and Similar MPE
V/E Terminal Types
MPE/iX
Terminal | MPE
V/E Terminal | Differences |
---|
10 | 10 | Enhanced XON/OFF
protocol on MPE/iX. No ENQ/ACK protocol on MPE/iX. |
18 | 18 | Enhanced XON/OFF protocol on
MPE/iX. |
Table C-2 MPE/iX Printer Types and Similar MPE V/E
Terminal Types
MPE/iX
Printer | MPE
V/E Terminal | Differences |
---|
18 | 18 | Enhanced XON/OFF
protocol on MPE/iX. |
21,22 | 21,22 | Enhanced XON/OFF protocol on
MPE/iX. No ENQ/ACK protocol on MPE/iX. Printer initialization string
of the MPE V/E terminal type PCL22 is used. Printer status checking
is done less frequently on MPE/iX ; status requests are not sent
after each printed line. |
Table C-3 MPE V/E Terminal and Similar MPE/iX Terminal
Types
MPE
V/E\Terminal | Description | MPE/iX
\Terminal | Comments |
---|
6,9 | Non-HP
hardcopy device needing delays after linefeed or formfeed. | None | Devices that need
delays are not supported on MPE/iX. |
10 | General
HP CRT terminal using both ENQ/ACK and XON/XOFF. | 10 | Only XON/XOFF protocol
is used on MPE/iX. |
12 | 8-bit
character version of terminal type 10. Used with languages that
need extended character sets. | 10 | It is necessary
to programmatically set parity to NONE. |
13 | Terminal
type 10 with no echo or ENQ/ACK protocol. Used for plotters or the
HP 2601 printer. | None | These devices are
not supported on MPE XL. |
15,16 | 8-bit
and 7-bit HP 2635 hardcopy terminal. | None | The HP 2635 is
not supported on MPE/iX. |
18
(Terminal) | Terminal
type 10 without ENQ/ACK protocol or a READ trigger. Used with non-HP
devices. | 18 | Terminal type 18
is the same on MPE V/E and MPE/iX , except that an enhanced XON/XOFF
protocol is used on MPE/iX. |
18 (Printer) | Non-HP devices
or application printers. | 18 | The MPE V/E terminal type 18
and MPE/iX printer type 18 are the same except that an enhanced
XON/XOFF protocol is used on MPE/iX. |
Table C-4 MPE V/E Terminal and Similar MPE/iX Printer
Types
MPE
V/E\Terminal | Description | MPE/iX
\Printer | Comments |
---|
Terminal
Type PCL18 | Terminal
type 18 with a printer initialization string and an XOFF timer.
Used with the HP 2687A. | None | The HP 2678A is
not supported on MPE/iX. |
19 | Remote
serial spooled printer. | 21 | Status checking
is done less frequently on MPE/iX. The printer initialization string
is the same as MPE V/E terminal type PCL22. |
Terminal
Type PCL19 | PCL
Remote serial spooled printer. | 21 | Status checking
is done less frequently on MPE/iX. |
20 | 8-bit
Serial spooled printer. | 22 | Status checking
is done less frequently on MPE/iX. The Initialization string is
the same as MPE V/E terminal type PCL22. |
21 | 8-bit
Serial spooled printer with no status checking after XOFF. | 21 | Status checking
is done less frequently on MPE/iX. Initialization string is the
same on MPE V/E terminal type PCL22. |
22 | Serial
spooled printer with no status checking after XOFF. | 22 | Status checking
is done less frequently on MPE/iX. Initialization string is the
same as MPE V/E terminal type PCL22. |
Terminal Type PCL22 | PCL 8-bit serial
spooled printer with no status checking after XOFF. | 22 | Status checking is done less
frequently on MPE/iX. |