Look into the Kernel System Manager manual. It contains tons on each
of the Kernel modules, including the Device Handler.
Kevin Toppenberg wrote:
Mike (or others),
Do you know how devices and terminal types interact.
I was having a difficulty with a login from linux. I
included code in my .bashrc script that took a user
directly into vista as soon as they logged in. I got
an error from vista "device 0" not defined in the
DEVICE file.
This makes me think that vista somehow figures out
what kind of device the user is connecting from, and
chooses a DEVICE. Then that device has a TERMINAL
TYPE with it. For example, there is a DEVICE type of
GTM-LINUX-TELNET. This is TYPE=VIRTUAL TERMINAL, and
SUBTYPE=C-VT132.
When I print from Fileman, it asks me DEVICE. If I
just press enter here, it defaults to TELNET.
I wonder which manual would document this stuff.
Thanks
Kevin
P.S. What you said below is true. I posted that it
wasn't asking me for my terminal type. But If I exit
GTM and then re-log on later, it does ask.
Thanks
--- Mike Baker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Kevin,
I haven't looked at this for a long time but as I
recall there was
some code in XUS to query for the terminal type. If
it got back
something it recognized it set the terminal and that
was that. If you
want to change it to a particular type once you have
logged in I think
you can go to user toolbox and select a terminal
type. I think it
will remember what you typed in there as long as you
stay logged on.
On Fri, 21 Jan 2005 14:45:21 -0800 (PST), Kevin
Toppenberg
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
One quick additional note:
I edited my user such that ASK DEVICE TYPE AT
SIGN-ON
was set to ASK. I halted, killed DUZ, logged back
in
with do ^ZU, and the system never asked me what
device
type I wanted.
Thanks
Kevin
--- Kevin Toppenberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hey All,
I am confused about display types. My ultimate
goal
is to get to text version of CPRS (i.e. menu
option
OR
OE/RR MENU CLINICIAN) to display bigger than it
currently is.
I got to the User's Toolbox, and select, Edit
User's
Characteristics. It asks me for Select TERMINAL
TYPE
NAME. But for some reason, I don't have access
to
all
the Terminal Types. For example, in this edited
screen log I have only 14 options for terminal
type
c-*
Select TERMINAL TYPE NAME: C-VT320// C-
1 C-DATATREE DataTree Terminal
2 C-OTHER general 'dumb' video
terminal
3 C-QUME Qume video terminal
(configured
as 'QVT-102')
4 C-QUME103 QUME QVT-103
5 C-TATUNG TATUNG ET10
6 C-VT100 Digital Equipment
Corporation
VT-100 video
7 C-VT100HIGH Normal display of
characters
in
BOLD !
8 C-VT102 DEC VT102 Terminal with
Advanced
Options
9 C-VT220 Digital Equipment
Corporation
VT-220 terminal
10 C-VT320 Digital Equipment
Corporation
VT-320 video
11 C-VT320 PC Digital Equipment
Corporation
VT-320 video
12 C-VT320/132 Digital Equipment
Corporation
VT-320 video
13 C-WYSE 75 Wyse 75 terminal
14 C-WYSE 85 Wyse 85 terminal
CHOOSE 1-14:
Select TERMINAL TYPE NAME: C-VT320//
But, if I look in the TERMINAL TYPE file itself,
I
find that there are 41 options (C- subset)...
One of
which is a 132 column terminal (C-Dec132) I
would
like
to use.
Here is an edited screen log showing the 41
options:
INPUT TO WHAT FILE: NEW PERSON// terminal type
(188
entries)
EDIT WHICH FIELD: ALL//
Select TERMINAL TYPE NAME: C-
1 C-3101
2 C-ADDS ADDS video terminal
3 C-ADM3 Lear-Siegler ('dumb') video
4 C-DATAMEDIA DataMedia video
5 C-DATATREE DataTree Terminal
6 C-DEC general Digital Equipment
Corporation video
7 C-DEC132 Digital Equipment Corporation
video
with 132 columns
8 C-FALCO Falco fame 12
9 C-H1500 Hazeltine 1500 video
10 C-HINQLINK USE C-MINIOUT-xxx
11 C-HP110 Hewlett-Packard Video
(HP-110)
with
16 lines
12 C-HP2621 Hewlett-Packard video
13 C-LINK CPU to CPU link
14 C-MINIOUT-DSM Mini Engine for DSM-11
15 C-MINIOUT-M11P Mini Engine for M/11+
16 C-MINIOUT-MSM IDCU for MSM
17 C-MINIOUT-MSQ Mini Engine for M/SQL
18 C-MINIOUT-MVX Mini Engine for M/VX
19 C-MINIOUT-VXD Mini Engine for VAX DSM
20 C-OTHER general 'dumb' video terminal
21 C-PE550 Perkin-Elmer video
22 C-Q103 QUME QVT-103
23 C-QUME Qume video terminal
(configured
as
'QVT-102')
24 C-QUME103 QUME QVT-103
25 C-TATUNG TATUNG ET10
26 C-TELERAY Teleray model 10
27 C-TELEVIDEO Televideo video terminal
28 C-VT100 Digital Equipment Corporation
VT-100 video
29 C-VT100HIGH Normal display of characters
in
BOLD !
30 C-VT101W
31 C-VT102 DEC VT102 Terminal with
Advanced
Options
32 C-VT132 Digital Equipment Corporation
VT-100 with 132 columns
33 C-VT220 Digital Equipment Corporation
VT-220 terminal
34 C-VT320 Digital Equipment Corporation
VT-320 video
35 C-VT320 PC Digital Equipment Corporation
VT-320 video
36 C-VT320/132 Digital Equipment Corporation
VT-320 video
37 C-VT52 DEC VT-52 video
38 C-VXD-MINIOUT
39 C-WANG WANG TERMINAL
40 C-WYSE 75 Wyse 75 terminal
41 C-WYSE 85 Wyse 85 terminal
To further add to my confusion, when I do an
INQUIRE
in file 200 for my entry, I see an entry for
TERMINAL
TYPE LAST USED: C-VT3200. I though I could edit
this
to entry to be the terminal type I want. But I
can't
figure out which field this is...
OUTPUT FROM WHAT FILE: 200 NEW PERSON
(28
entries)
Select NEW PERSON NAME: kt TOPPENBERG,KEVIN S
kt
PHYSICIAN
ANOTHER ONE:
STANDARD CAPTIONED OUTPUT? Yes// (Yes)
Include COMPUTED fields: (N/Y/R/B): NO// b
BOTH
Computed Fields and Record Number (IEN)
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