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Break Key #32
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This needs some further research to work together with rs232-console. |
Are you using rs232-console to hook up tek4010? If not, please describe exactly what tek4010 needs to do, and what combination of keys you propose to simulate the break key. |
I’m using the telnet sub-process with Tek4010 through the telnet parameter. As a keyboard key, I thought that the Pause/Break (key code 0xFF13] key would be a good choice for that. When using telnet alone, there is a command that is available when escaping to the telnet prompt: ‘send break’. It then send two byte through the socket: 0xFF 0xF3 (found that from the telnet spec). Their maybe another way to do it, but I’m not enough familiar with dealing with telnet as a subprocess. |
Maybe control j will do the job, but I cannot test it. |
Just tested it. Didn't work. Was expected as ctrl-j is normally a line-feed character. |
I have modified tek4010 to send 0xFF 0xF3 if alt-b is used. I think that alt-b has the same code on all keyboards. Can you please check it, because I have no system to check it. You should also get a message in the terminal window that a break code was sent. The change is in main.c line 166-173. |
No feedback received up to now. |
Hello,
First, thanks for this emulator. Very interesting!!
Is there any provision to be able to send a break with it, as per the Break Key available with the Tektronix keyboards? Needed to have a emulated system to ask for login.
Thanks!
Guy
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