; Terminal Definitions for the Terminal Installation Program
;-----------------------------------------------------------
;  Last Revision: 26_Jun_84
;
;----------------------------------------------------------------------
; Definition Format
;------------------
;	1) Any given line in this file is a Comment, a Terminal Title
;	   or a Terminal Definition.
;
;	2) Comment Lines Start with a Semi-Colon (;) or an Astrisk (*). These
;	   lines are for your benefit and are ignored by the translator.
;
;	3) Terminal Definition Lines start with a function identifier and
;	   are followed by an argument (ie  Clr = *). The Function Identifier
;	   MUST BE seperated from the Argument by an equal sign (=) even if
;	   the argument is non-existant (ie Hi = ).
;
;	4) Terminal Title Lines MUST NOT contain an equal sign.
;
;	5) The minimum Terminal Definition contains the terminal title and
;	   the terminal level definition. Only those Functions which differ
;	   from the Defaults must be specified (see the table following this
;	   section).
;
;	6) In the Argument Field:
;		-Any characters between two single quotes are taken
;		 literally (ie without any translation)
;		-Two Single quotes together are translated as one single quote.
;		-Control characters are preceeded by an Up-Arrow (^).
;		-Numbers that are not enclosed in single quotes are translated
;		 to their value in base 10.
;		-The term Esc can be used to represent the character Escape
;		-The term Sp can be used to represent the character Space.
;
;	7) In Cursor Position Definitions:
;		-the terms R+ and C+ are used to specify the row and column
;		 offsets. Additionally, The order in which these two terms
;		 appear determines the order in which the row/column addresses
;		 will be sent.
;		-The word Ascii is used to indicate that the row/column
;		 addresses should be sent to the terminal in ascii format
;		 instead of the default binary.
;
;	8) TERMINAL.DAT is the Default Terminal Definition File; However,
;	   An alternate file may be specified in the command tail. The
;	   default extent for the alternate file is DAT unless otherwise
;	   specified.
;
;	9) If an Astrisk (*) appears as the first character of the command
;	   tail then the final message line (Push Reset to Make Changes
;	   Immediately Effective) is suppressed.
;
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; ProtoType Default Definitions
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;
; Cursor for All Levels
;		Cursor	= Esc = R+32 C+32
;
; Level 1 .....	Clr	^Z (1Ah) or Esc '*'
;		Home	^^ (1Eh)
;		Left	^H (08h)
;		Right	^L (0Ch)
;		Up	^K (0Bh)
;		Down	^J (0Ah)
;
; Level 2 .....	Hi	Esc (
;		Lo	Esc )
;		CeoL	Esc T
;		CeoS	Esc Y
;
; Level 3 .....	InsLine Esc W
;		InsChar Esc Q
;		DelLine Esc R
;		DelChar Esc E
;
; Level 4 .....	Screen attributes: Under_Lined Dim and Reverse
;
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Morrow 20
	Level	= 3
	Cursor	= Esc = C+32 R+32
	Clr	= *

Morrow 50 (Freedom)
	Level	= 3

Morrow 60
	Level	= 4

Morrow 70
	Level	= 4

ACT 5A
	Level	= 2
	Cursor	= ^T R+0 C+0
	Clr	= ^L
	Home	= ^]
	Right	= ^X
	Up	= ^Z
	Hi	= Esc B
	Lo	= Esc C
	CeoL	= Esc I
	CeoS	= Esc K

ADDS Viewpoint
	Level	= 2
	Cursor	= Esc Y R+32 C+32
	Clr	= ^L
	Home	= Esc Y SP SP
	Right	= ^F
	Up	= ^Z
	Hi	= ^O Esc '0' A
	Lo	= ^N
	CeoL	= Esc K
	CeoS	= Esc k

ADDS Viewpoint 3A+
	Level	= 1
	Clr	= ^Z
	Hi	=
	Lo	=

ADM 3A or 5
	Level	= 1
	Clr	= ^Z
	Hi	=
	Lo	=

ADM 22
	Level	= 3
	Clr	= ^Z

ADM 31
	Level	= 3
	Clr	= ^Z

ANSI
	Level	= 1
	Cursor	= Esc [ R+1 ; C+1 H Ascii
	Clr	= Esc [ H Esc [ J
	Home	= Esc [ H
	Left	= Esc [ D
	Right	= Esc [ C
	Up	= Esc [ A
	Hi	=
	Lo	=
	CeoL	= Esc [ K
	CeoS	= Esc [ J

Hazeltine 1420/1500
	Level	= 2
	Cursor	= ~ ^Q C+0 R+0
	Clr	= ~ ^\
	Home	= ~ ^R
	Right	= ^P
	Up	= ~ ^L
	Hi	= ~ ^_
	Lo	= ~ ^Y
	CeoL	= ~ ^O
	CeoS	= ~ ^X

Hazeltine Esprit
	Level	= 2
	Cursor	= ~ ^Q C+0 R+0
	Clr	= ~ ^\
	Home	= ~ ^R
	Right	= ^P
	Up	= ~ ^L
	Hi	= ~ ^_
	Lo	= ~ ^Y
	CeoL	= ~ ^O
	CeoS	= ~ ^X

; Honeywell
;	Level	= 3
;	Cursor	= Esc f C+32 R+32
;	Clr	= Esc `
;	Home	= Esc H
;	Right	= Esc C
;	Up	= Esc A
;	Hi	= Esc '3'
;	Lo	= Esc '4'
;	CeoL	= Esc K
;	CeoS	= Esc J
;	InsLine	= Esc [ L
;	InsChar	= Esc [ I SP Esc [ J ^H
;	DelLine	= Esc [ M
;	DelChar	= Esc [ P

Heath H19
	Level	= 1
	Cursor	= Esc Y R+32 C+32
	Clr	= Esc E
	Home	= Esc H
	Left	= Esc D
	Right	= Esc C
	Up	= Esc A
	Hi	=
	Lo	=

IBM 3101
	Level	= 1
	Cursor  = Esc Y R+32 C+32
	Clr     = Esc L
	Home    = Esc H
	Left    = Esc D
	Right   = Esc C
	Up      = Esc A
	Hi	= 
	Lo	= 

Qume 102
	Level	= 3
	Clr	= ^Z

Soroc 120
	Level	= 2
	Clr	= Esc *
	CeoL	= Esc T
	CeoS	= Esc Y

Televideo 910
	Level	= 2
	Clr	= Esc *
	CeoL	= Esc T
	CeoS	= Esc Y

Televideo 912C/920
	Level	= 3
	Clr	= Esc *

Televideo 925/950
	Level	= 3
	Clr	= Esc *

Teleray 
	Level   = 3
	Cursor  = Esc Y R+32 C+32
	Clr     = ^L
	Home    = Esc H
	Right   = Esc C
	Up      = Esc A
	Hi	= Esc R @
	Lo	= Esc R B
	CeoL    = Esc K
	CeoS    = Esc J

	InsLine = Esc L
	InsChar = Esc P
	DelLine = Esc M
	DelChar = Esc Q

Visual 200
	Level	= 2
	Cursor	= Esc Y R+32 C+32
	Clr	= ^L
	Home	= ^A
	Left	= ^G
	Right	= ^F
	Up	= ^Z
	Hi	= Esc '3'
	Lo	= Esc '4'	
	CeoL	= Esc x
	CeoS	= Esc y

VT52
	Level	= 1
	Cursor	= Esc Y R+32 C+32
	Clr	= Esc H Esc J
	Home	= Esc H
	Left    = Esc D
	Right	= Esc C
	Up	= Esc A
	Hi	= 
	Lo	= 

VT100
	Level	= 2
	Cursor	= Esc [ R+1 ; C+1 H Ascii
	Clr	= Esc [ H Esc [ J
	Home	= Esc [ H
	Left	= Esc [ D
	Right	= Esc [ C
	Up	= Esc [ A
	Hi	= Esc [ '1' m
	Lo	= Esc [ '0' m
	CeoL	= Esc [ K
	CeoS	= Esc [ J

Wyse
	Level 	= 3
	Clr	= ^Z

None of the above
	Level	= 0