From: johnson@kelvin.jpl.nasa.gov (Glenn Johnson)
Subject: Re: NCSA Telnet with at least a VT220 emulation
Summary: here is the key map
Organization: Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Date: Sat, 12 Dec 1992 01:45:24 GMT

In article <1992Dec9.164254.1@auvax1.adelphi.edu> reuben@auvax1.adelphi.edu writes:
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>From: reuben@auvax1.adelphi.edu
>Subject: NCSA Telnet with at least a VT220 emulation
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>Hello,
>
>We are using NCSA Telnet PC Version 2.3.03 to access our VAX via TCPIP.  As far
>as I know that version of NCSA telnet only has a VT100 emulation.  Does anyone
>know of a version of NCSA Telnet that has a VT220 or higher emulation? And if
>not, has anyone modified the configuration file to map the numeric pad so that
>it can be use properly with EDT?
>
>I am sort of in a bind and would appreciate any help.
>
>Thanks in advance.
> 
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Below is my keymap.key file which works well with my 101 key keyboard.
NCSA Telnet 2.3.05 comes with a larger mapping file, but I haven't tried
it.  scancheck.exe comes with telnet, nm.com is an old shareware program,
I can email it (or post if enough interest.)

set key \4399 \Kpf2 keymap.key 11/3/92 Glenn S. Johnson
set key \311 \Kpf3  Makes NCSA Telnet with extended keyboard an "enhanced"
set key \330 \Kpf4  VT100 (includes VT200 keys in VT200 positions)
set key \338 \Kkp0  Notes:  Use NM.COM to remap PC NumLock to PC F1
set key \335 \Kkp1          See telnet.key for other mapping options.
set key \336 \Kkp2          (telnet.key is default mapping file.) 
set key \337 \Kkp3          Use SCANCHEK.EXE to check scan codes.
set key \331 \Kkp4          See KEYMAP.TXT for more help.
set key \332 \Kkp5
set key \333 \Kkp6
set key \327 \Kkp7
set key \328 \Kkp8
set key \329 \Kkp9
set key \339 \Kkpdot 
set key \334 \Kkpcoma PC kp+ to VT100 kp, (EDT DEL CHARACTER)
set key \846 \Kkpminus PC <Shift kp+> to VT100 -  (In case you want word delete)
set key \4365 \Kkpenter
set key \4434 \27[1~ PC Insert   to VT200 Find
set key \4423 \27[2~ PC Home     to VT200 Insert 
set key \4425 \27[3~ PC PageUp   to VT200 Remove
set key \4435 \27[4~ PC Delete   to VT200 Select
set key \4431 \27[5~ PC End      to VT200 PrevScreen
set key \4433 \27[6~ PC PageDown to VT200 NextScreen
set key \321 \27[28~ PC F7       to VT200 Help
set key \322 \27[29~ PC F8       tp Vt200 Do
set key \323 \27[31~ PC F8       to VT200 F17
set key \324 \27[32~ PC F9       to VT200 F18
set key \389 \27[33~ PC F10      to VT200 F19
set key \390 \27[34~ PC F11      to VT200 F20
	
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Glenn Johnson
johnson@kelvin.jpl.nasa.gov