Here are examples of the types of keymappings you can do:
- The `Enter` key on the numeric keypad of the PC should perform the function of the `Do` key on the VT220.
- The `F2` key on the PC should send <CTRL>X.
- The `F7` key on the PC should run the `ELM` command.
- The `F9` key on the PC should run send an `escape [ 2 3 ~`.
Here are examples of how to do keymapping via `drag-and-drop`:
Note: Drag and Drop for single keystrokes. Run the Options|Keyboard Map menu command (or simply click on the keyboard icon near the right side of the PowerTerm ToolBar).
Example 1: The `Enter` key on the numeric keypad of the PC should perform the function of the `Do` key on the VT220.
- Left-click and hold the `Do` key from `VT Keyboard` [i.e., the top half of the screen, representing the keyboard of the terminal being emulated].
- Drag this to the `Enter` key on the numeric keypad of the `PC keyboard` of the screen.
- Release the mouse button.
Example 2: The `F2` key on the PC should send <CTRL>X.
- Left-click the CTRL key on the `VT Keyboard` [i.e., the top half of the screen, representing the keyboard of the terminal being emulated].
- Left-click and hold the `^X` key.
- Drag this to the `F2` key on the `PC keyboard` of the screen.
- Release the mouse button.
Here are examples of how to do keymapping via `Function Button` box.:
Note: `Function Button` box for complex keymappings. Run the Options|Keyboard Map menu command (or simply click on the keyboard icon near the right side of the PowerTerm ToolBar). Then, right-click on the desired PC key you wish to program.
Example 3: The `F7` key on the PC should run the `ELM` command.
- Right-click on the `F7` key of the `PC keyboard` portion of the screen.
- You will see the pop-up `Function Button window, "Enter Script Commands".
- Enter `send elm^m` and click the OK button.
- After you exit the Keyboard Map screen you will see that `F7` on the screen has been replaced by `Cmd`.
Example 4: The `F9` key on the PC should run send an `escape [ 2 3 ~`.
- Right-click on the `F9` key of the `PC keyboard` portion of the screen.
- You will see the pop-up `Function Button window, "Enter Script Commands".
- Enter `send \[23~` and click the OK button.
- After you exit the Keyboard Map screen you will see that `F9` on the screen has been replaced by `Cmd`.
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