Re: Wang 2110 (was Wang2336-DW )

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From: Thomas Schlatter
Date: Mon, 27 Jul 1992 22:28

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In article <1992Jul20.072909.17121@ucthpx.uct.ac.za> xdb@ucthpx.uct.ac.za (D E Bourne) writes:
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>      Does anyone have a termcap entry for a Wang 2336-DW terminal
>       and/or any info about redefining the keys.Many thanks.
>							   David

I would be most interestedin this as well.  I'm trying to write 
a Kermit .ini file to allow a Wang PC to call into a Wang VS6000
and pretend to be a VS2110 terminal. (or any Wang async. terminal)  
The problem is I have no idea what these %$@#*(&&^ Wang function
(and editing) keys are supposed to be sending!!!  It's 
not the same control sequence as a Dec terminal, its not 
the actual PC control codes or any escape code I think would 
make sense (of course not, its a Wang), I have no idea
what format these characters should be in and Wang charges >$250/hr
to tell you not much.  (I think my smoke detector just went off...)

Please email any suggestions/info as news postings seem to arrive and
get removed faster than I get a chance to read the news.

Thanks,
Tom
paladine@buengf.bu.edu

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