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VT520 dumb terminal double spaced 1

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jsty

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Jan 7, 2005
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Anyone know the setting that is causing an added blank line when hitting a carriage return. All the lines (rows) seem to be double spaced all of a sudden.
REQ: PRT

TYPE: DNB

instead of

REQ:pRT
TYPE:DNB
 
We used to get this in Austin every once and a while. We ususally ended up keeping it like this until we ini'd. Then it returned, but it always seemed to come back. I could never figure it out.

John
 
i've seen that when the switch comes up without the term connected.. i don't have a dumb term to get into setup (f2) to look at so i can't be much help. power cycle, or try ld 37, stat, then dis tty x enl tty x on that term...make sure you don't dis the only working term...not that i've ever made that mistake...almost, i did a dis tty 1 while dialed in remote..sure was a long drive on a sunday afternoon

john poole
bellsouth business
columbia,sc
 
Try loging on and typing LOF at the > sign.
 
yep, the LOF worked great ! Thanks alot
 
No problem. Typing LON at the > prompt will enable you to use the backspace key on your keyboard, but it also gives you the extra line. LOF turns it off.
 
I tried LOF on my VT520. Nothing much happened.
I then tried LON and now all I get when I press [Enter] is ^M, which is the ASCII code for character 13, a carriage return.
I can't get rid of the ^M and the VT520 won't work at all ... nothing BUT control codes....

WHAT HAPPENED???
 
You can try outing your tty and re-programming it. I've seen it clear the ^M issue.

 
If you have the following setting under you terminal settings, try checking or un-checking it:

Incoming CR to CR/LF
 
OUTing and rebuilding the TTY seems like a drastic step ... but it worked! Thanks.
 
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