| Hexadecimal | Mnemonic | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 0x00 | NUL | |
| 0x01 | SOH | |
| 0x02 | STX | |
| 0x03 | ETX | |
| 0x04 | EOT | |
| 0x05 | ENQ | Sends the answerback message. |
| 0x06 | ACK | |
| 0x07 | BEL | Sounds the bell tone. |
| 0x08 | BS | Moves the cursor one character position to the left. |
| 0x09 | HT | Moves the cursor to the next tab stop. |
| 0x0a | LF | Cause a line feed or a new line operation, depending on the setting of line feed/new line mode. |
| 0x0b | VT | Same as LF. |
| 0x0c | FF | Same as LF. |
| 0x0d | CR | Moves the cursor to the left margin on the current line. |
| 0x0e | SO | Maps G1 character set into GL. |
| 0x0f | SI | Maps G0 character set into GL. |
| 0x10 | DLE | |
| 0x11 | DC1 | |
| 0x12 | DC2 | |
| 0x13 | DC3 | |
| 0x14 | DC4 | |
| 0x15 | NAK | |
| 0x16 | SYN | |
| 0x17 | ETB | |
| 0x18 | CAN | |
| 0x19 | EM | |
| 0x1a | SUB | |
| 0x1b | ESC | Introduces an escape sequence. |
| 0x1c | FS | |
| 0x1d | GS | |
| 0x1e | RS | |
| 0x1f | US |
| Hexadecimal | Equivalent 7-bit control | Mnemonic | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0x80 | PAD | ||
| 0x81 | HOP | ||
| 0x82 | BPH | ||
| 0x83 | NBH | ||
| 0x84 | ESC D | IND | Moves the cursor down one line in the same column. |
| 0x85 | ESC E | NEL | Moves the cursor to the first position on the next line. |
| 0x86 | SSA | ||
| 0x87 | ESA | ||
| 0x88 | ESC H | HTS | Sets a horizontal tab stop at the column where the cursor is. |
| 0x89 | HTJ | ||
| 0x8a | VTS | ||
| 0x8b | PLD | ||
| 0x8c | PLU | ||
| 0x8d | ESC M | RI | Moves the cursor up one line in the same column. |
| 0x8e | ESC N | SS2 | Temporarily maps the G2 character set into GL or GR, for the next graphic character. |
| 0x8f | ESC O | SS3 | Temporarily maps the G3 character set into GL or GR, for the next graphic character. |
| 0x90 | ESC P | DCS | Device Control String. Introduces a DCS Sequence. |
| 0x91 | PU1 | ||
| 0x92 | PU2 | ||
| 0x93 | STS | ||
| 0x94 | CCH | ||
| 0x95 | MW | ||
| 0x96 | SPA | ||
| 0x97 | EPA | ||
| 0x98 | ESC X | SOS | Start of string. Introduces a SOS Sequence. |
| 0x99 | SGCI | ||
| 0x9a | SCI | ||
| 0x9b | ESC [ | CSI | Control Sequence Introducer. Introduces a CSI Sequence. |
| 0x9c | ESC \ | ST | String terminator. Ends a DCS, SOS, OSC, PM and APC sequence. |
| 0x9d | ESC ] | OSC | Operating System Command. Introduces a OSC Sequence. |
| 0x9e | ESC ^ | PM | Privacy Message. Introduces a PM Sequence. |
| 0x9f | ESC _ | APC | Application Program Command. Introduces a APC Sequence . |
| Sequence | Mnemonic | Description |
|---|---|---|
| ESC 6 | DECBI | Moves the cursor backward one column. If the cursor is at the left margin, then all screen data within the margins moves one column to the right. The column shifted past the right margin is lost. |
| ESC 7 | DECSC | Save the following items. - Cursor position - Character attributes (SGR) - GL and GR state - Wrap flag - Origin mode state - Selective erase attribute (DECSCA) - Any single SS2 or SS3 functions sent |
| ESC 8 | DECRC | Restores the terminal to the state saved by the save cursor (DECSC) function. |
| ESC 9 | DECFI | Moves the cursor forward one column. If the cursor is at the right margin, then all screen data within the margins moves one column to the left. The column shifted past the left margin is lost. |
| ESC = | DECKPAM | Using Application Keypad Mode. |
| ESC > | DECKPNM | Using Normal Keypad Mode. |
| ESC D | IND | Moves the cursor down one line in the same column. |
| ESC E | NEL | Moves the cursor to the first position on the next line. |
| ESC H | HTS | Sets a horizontal tab stop at the column where the cursor is. |
| ESC M | RI | Moves the cursor up one line in the same column. |
| ESC N | SS2 | Temporarily maps the G2 character set into GL or GR, for the next graphic character. |
| ESC O | SS3 | Temporarily maps the G3 character set into GL or GR, for the next graphic character. |
| ESC P | DCS | Device Control String. Introduces a DCS Sequence. |
| ESC X | SOS | Start of string. Introduces a SOS Sequence. |
| ESC Z | DECID | Reports a Terminal ID. |
| ESC [ | CSI | Control Sequence Introducer. Introduces a CSI Sequence. |
| ESC \ | ST | String terminator. Ends a DCS, SOS, OSC, PM and APC sequence. |
| ESC ] | OSC | Operating System Command. Introduces a OSC Sequence. |
| ESC ^ | PM | Privacy Message. Introduces a PM Sequence. |
| ESC _ | APC | Application Program Command. Introduces a APC Sequence. |
| ESC c | RIS | Terminal Full Reset. |
| ESC g | - | Visible Bell. |
| ESC n | LS2 | Maps G2 character set into GL. |
| ESC o | LS3 | Maps G3 character set into GL. |
| ESC | | LS3R | Maps G3 character set into GR. |
| ESC } | LS2R | Maps G2 character set into GR. |
| ESC ~ | LS1R | Maps G1 character set into GR. |
| ESC SP F | S7C1T | 7-bit control mode. |
| ESC SP G | S8C1T | 8-bit control mode. |
| ESC # 8 | DECALN | Fills the complete screen area with 'E'. |
| ESC $ | Designates character set. (ISO/IEC 2022) | |
| ESC ( | ||
| ESC ) | ||
| ESC * | ||
| ESC + | ||
| Sequence | Mnemonic | Description |
|---|---|---|
| CSI Ps @ | ICH | Insert Ps space (SP) characters starting at the cursor position. The default value of Ps is 1. |
| CSI Ps A | CUU | Moves cursor up Ps lines in the same column. The default value of Ps is 1. |
| CSI Ps B | CUD | Moves cursor down Ps lines in the same column. The default value of Ps is 1. |
| CSI Ps C | CUF | Moves cursor to the right Ps columns. The default value of Ps is 1. |
| CSI Ps D | CUB | Moves cursor to the left Ps columns. The default value of Ps is 1. |
| CSI Ps E | CNL | Moves cursor to the first column of Ps-th following line. The default value of Ps is 1. |
| CSI Ps F | CPL | Moves cursor to the first column of Ps-th preceding line. The default value of Ps is 1. |
| CSI Ps G | CHA | Moves cursor to the Ps-th column of the active line. The default value of Ps is 1. |
| CSI Ps1 ; Ps2 H | CUP | Moves cursor to the Ps1-th line and to the Ps2-th column. The default value of Ps1 and Ps2 is 1. |
| CSI Ps I | CHT | Moves cursor to the Ps tabs forward. The default value of Ps is 1. |
| CSI Ps J | ED | Erase in display. The default value of Ps is 0.
Ps = 0 Erase from cursor through the end of the display. = 1 Erase from the beginning of the display through the cursor. = 2 Erase the complete of display. |
| CSI Ps K | EL | Erase in line. The default value of Ps is 0.
Ps = 0 Erase from the cursor through the end of the line. = 1 Erase from the beginning of the line through the cursor. = 2 Erase the complete of line. |
| CSI Ps L | IL | Inserts Ps lines, starting at the cursor. The default value of Ps is 1. |
| CSI Ps M | DL | Deletes Ps lines in the scrolling region, starting with the line that has the cursor. The default value of Ps is 1. |
| CSI Ps P | DCH | Deletes Ps characters from the cursor position to the right. The default value of Ps is 1. |
| CSI Ps S | SU | Scroll up Ps lines. The default value of Ps is 1. |
| CSI Ps T | SD | Scroll down Ps lines. The default value of Ps is 1. |
| CSI Ps X | ECH | Erase Ps characters, from the cursor position to the right. The default value of Ps is 1. |
| CSI Ps Z | CBT | Moves cursor to the Ps tabs backward. The default value of Ps is 1. |
| CSI Ps ` | HPA | Moves cursor to the Ps-th column of the active line. The default value of Ps is 1. |
| CSI Ps a | HPR | Moves cursor to the right Ps columns. The default value of Ps is 1. |
| CSI Ps b | REP | Repeat the last output character Ps times. The default value of Ps is 1. |
| CSI Ps c | DA | Primary Device Attribute. The default value of Ps is 0.
Ps = 0 Asks for the terminal's architectural class and basic attributes. Response: Depends the Terminal ID setting. VT100 ESC [ ? 1 ; 2 c VT100J ESC [ ? 5 ; 2 c VT101 ESC [ ? 1 ; 0 c VT102 ESC [ ? 6 c VT102J ESC [ ? 15 c VT220J ESC [ ? 62 ; 1 ; 2 ; 5 ; 6 ; 7 ; 8 c VT282 ESC [ ? 62 ; 1 ; 2 ; 4 ; 5 ; 6 ; 7 ; 8 ; 10 ; 11 c VT320 CSI ? 63 ; 1 ; 2 ; 6 ; 7 ; 8 c VT382 CSI ? 63 ; 1 ; 2 ; 4 ; 5 ; 6 ; 7 ; 8 ; 10 ; 15 c VT420 CSI ? 64 ; 1 ; 2 ; 7 ; 8 ; 9 ; 15 ; 18 ; 21 c" VT520 CSI ? 65 ; 1 ; 2 ; 7 ; 8 ; 9 ; 12 ; 18 ; 19 ; 21 ; 23 ; 24 ; 42 ; 44 ; 45 ; 46 c VT525 CSI ? 65 ; 1 ; 2 ; 7 ; 9 ; 12 ; 18 ; 19 ; 21 ; 22 ; 23 ; 24 ; 42 ; 44 ; 45 ; 46 c |
| CSI Ps d | VPA | Move to the corresponding vertical position (line Ps) of the current column. The default value of Ps is 1. |
| CSI Ps e | VPR | Moves cursor down Ps lines in the same column. The default value of Ps is 1. |
| CSI Ps1 ; Ps2 f | HVP | Moves cursor to the Ps1-th line and to the Ps2-th column. The default value of Ps1 and Ps2 is 1. |
| CSI Ps g | TBC | Clears the tab stop. The default value of Ps is 0.
Ps = 0 Clears the tab stop at the cursor. = 3 Clears all tab stops. |
| CSI Pm h | SM | Sets mode. (See Modes (Standard)) |
| CSI Pm i | MC | Printing mode.
Ps = 0 Print screen. = 4 Turn off printer controller mode. = 5 Turn on printer controller mode. |
| CSI Ps j | HPB | Moves cursor to the left Ps columns. The default value of Ps is 1. |
| CSI Ps k | VPB | Moves cursor up Ps lines in the same column. The default value of Ps is 1. |
| CSI Pm l | RM | Resets mode. (See Modes (Standard)) |
| CSI Pm m | SGR | Select character attributes. The default value of Pm is 0. (See Character Attributes.) |
| CSI Ps n | DSR | Reports device status.
Ps = 5 Requests the terminal's operation status report. Always returns "CSI 0 n" (Terminal ready).
Response: CSI s n
s = 0 Terminal ready.
= 6 Requests cursor position report. (CPR)
Response: CSI r ; c R
r Line number.
c Column number.
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| CSI Ps1 ; Ps2 r | DECSTBM | Set top and bottom margins.
Ps1 Line number for the top margin.
The default value is 1.
Ps2 Line number for the bottom margin.
The default value is current number of lines per screen.
|
| CSI s | SCP | Save cursor position. Same as DECSC. SCP only works when DECLRMM is reset. |
| CSI Ps1 ; Ps2 s | DECSLRM | Set left and right margins. DECSLRM only works when DECLRMM is set.
Ps1 Column number for the left margin.
The default value is 1.
Ps2 Column number for the right margin.
The default value is current number of columns per screen.
|
| CSI Ps1 ; Ps2 ; Ps3 t | (DECSLPP) | Window manipulation.
Ps1 = 1 De-iconify window.
= 2 Minimize window.
= 3 Move window to [Ps2, Ps3].
= 4 Resize window to height Ps2 pixels and width Ps3 pixels.
= 5 Raise the window to the top of the stacking order.
= 6 Lower the window to the bottom of the stacking order.
= 7 Refresh window.
= 8 Resize window to Ps2 lines and Ps3 columns.
= 9 Change maximize state of window.
Ps2 = 0 Restore maximized window.
= 1 Maximize window.
= 10 Change full-screen state of window. Currently use the window maximizing instead.
Ps2 = 0 Undo full-screen mode.
= 1 Change to full-screen.
= 2 Toggle full-screen.
= 11 Reports window state.
Response: CSI s t
s = 1 Normal. (non-iconified)
= 2 Iconified.
= 13 Reports window position.
Ps2 = Omitted, 0, 1
Reports whole window position.
= 2 Reports text area position.
Response: CSI 3 ; x ; y t
x X position of window.
y Y position of window.
= 14 Reports window size in pixels.
Ps2 = Omitted, 0, 1
Reports text area size.
= 2 Reports whole window size.
Response: CSI 4 ; y ; x t
y Window height in pixels.
x Window width in pixels.
= 15 Reports root window size in pixels.
Response: CSI 5 ; y ; x t
y Root window height in pixels.
x Root window width in pixels.
= 16 Reports character size in pixels.
Response: CSI 6 ; y ; x t
y character height in pixels.
x character width in pixels.
= 18 Reports terminal size in characters.
Response: CSI 8 ; y ; x t
y Terminal height in characters. (Lines)
x Terminal width in characters. (Columns)
= 19 Reports root window size in characters.
Response: CSI 9 ; y ; x t
y Root window height in characters.
x Root window width in characters.
= 20 Reports icon label.
Response: OSC L title ST
title icon label. (window title)
= 21 Reports window title.
Response: OSC l title ST
title Window title.
= 22 Save window title on stack.
Ps2 = 0, 1, 2 Save window title.
= 23 Restore window title from stack.
Ps2 = 0, 1, 2 Restore window title.
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| CSI u | RCP | Restore cursor position. Same as DECRC. |
| CSI < r | TTIMERS | Restore IME open state. |
| CSI < s | TTIMESV | Save IME open state. |
| CSI < Ps t | TTIMEST | Change IME open state. The default value of Ps is 0.
Ps = 0 Close IME. = 1 Open IME. |
| CSI = Ps c | DA3 (Tertiary DA) | Tertiary Device Attribute. The default value of Ps is 0.
Ps = 0 Tertiary Device Attribute request.
Response: DCS ! | dddddddd ST
dddddddd Terminal Unique ID
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| CSI > Ps c | DA2 (Secondary DA) | Secondary Device Attribute. The default value of Ps is 0.
Ps = 0 Secondary Device Attribute request.
Response: CSI > 32 ; 331 ; 2 c
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| CSI > 3 ; Ps1 ; Ps2 ; Ps3 ; Ps4 J | - | Erase rectangular area.
Ps1 Top-line border. Ps2 Left-column border. Ps3 Bottom-line border. Ps4 Right-column border. |
| CSI > 3 ; Ps1 ; Ps2 K | - | Erase characters from Ps1 column through Ps2 column. |
| CSI > 5 ; Ps K | - |
Ps = 3..6 Draw Line = 12 Set foreground color |
| CSI ? Ps J | DECSED | Selective erase in display. DECSED only erase characters defined as erasable by the DECSCA control function. The default value of Ps is 0.
Ps = 0 Erase from cursor through the end of the display. = 1 Erase from the beginning of the display through the cursor. = 2 Erase the complete of display. |
| CSI ? Ps K | DECSEL | Selective erase in line. DECSEL only erase characters defined as erasable by the DECSCA control function. The default value of Ps is 0.
Ps = 0 Erase from the cursor through the end of the line. = 1 Erase from the beginning of the line through the cursor. = 2 Erase the complete of line. |
| CSI ? Pm h | DECSET | Sets DEC/xterm specific mode. (See Modes (DEC/xterm specific).) |
| CSI ? Pm i | DECMC | Printing mode.
Pm = 1 Print cursor line. = 4 Disables auto-print mode. = 5 Enables auto-print mode. |
| CSI ? Pm l | DECRST | Resets DEC/xterm specific modes. (See Modes (DEC/xterm specific).) |
| CSI ? Ps n | DECDSR | Reports device status.
Ps = 55 Reports locator device status. Always returns "CSI ? 50 n" (Locator ready).
Response: CSI ? s n
s = 50 Locator ready.
|
| CSI Ps SP q | DECSCUSR | Sets cursor style. The default value of Ps is 0.
Ps = 0,1 Block cursor / Blink = 2 Block cursor / Steady = 3 Underline cursor / Blink = 4 Underline cursor / Steady = 5 Vertical line cursor / Blink = 6 Vertical line cursor / Steady |
| CSI ! p | DECSTR | Soft reset |
| CSI Ps1 ; Ps2 " p | DECSCL | Select terminal's conformance level.
Ps1 = 61 VT-Level 1 (VT100 mode)
= 62 VT-Level 2 (VT200 mode)
= 63 VT-Level 3 (VT300 mode)
= 64 VT-Level 4 (VT400 mode)
= 65 VT-Level 5 (VT500 mode)
Ps2 = 0 8 bit mode (S8C1T)
= 1 7 bit mode (S7C1T)
= 2 8 bit mode (S8C1T)
|
| CSI Ps " q | DECSCA | Select character protection attribute. Selective erase control functions (DECSED, DECSEL and DECSERA) can only erase characters defined as erasable.
Ps = 0 Not protected. DECSED, DECSEL and DECSERA can erase characters. = 1 Protected. DECSED, DECSEL and DECSERA cannot erase characters. = 2 Same as 0. |
| CSI Ps $ p (Standard) CSI ? Ps $ p (DEC/xterm) | DECRQM | Request Standard or DEC/xterm specific mode to terminal.
Ps: Mode number to request.
Response: CSI Ps1 ; Ps2 $ y -- Standard Mode
CSI ? Ps1 ; Ps2 $ y -- DEC/xterm Extended Mode
Ps1 Requested mode number
Ps2 = 0 Mode not recognized
= 1 Set
= 2 Reset
= 3 Permanently set
= 4 Permanently reset
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| CSI Ps1 ; Ps2 ; Ps3 ; Ps4 $ z | DECERA | Erase rectangular area. The default value of Ps1 - Ps4 is current cursor position.
Ps1 Top-line border. Ps2 Left-column border. Ps3 Bottom-line border. Ps4 Right-column border. |
| CSI Ps1 ; Ps2 ; Ps3 ; Ps4 $ { | DECSERA | Selective erase rectangular area. DECSERA only erase characters defined as erasable by the DECSCA control function. The default value of Ps1 - Ps4 is current cursor position.
Ps1 Top-line border. Ps2 Left-column border. Ps3 Bottom-line border. Ps4 Right-column border. |
| CSI Ps $ } | DECSASD | Moves cursor from/to status line. The default value of Ps is 0.
Ps = 0 Moves to main screen. = 1 Moves to status line. |
| CSI Ps $ ~ | DECSSDT | Select the type of status line displayed. The default value of Ps is 0.
Ps = 0 No status line.
1 No status line.
2 Host-writable status line.
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| CSI Ps1 ; Ps2 ; Ps3 ; Ps4 ' w | DECEFR | Enables filter rectangle for locator report.
Ps1 Top boundary of filter rectangle. Ps2 Left boundary of filter rectangle. Ps3 Bottom boundary of filter rectangle. Ps4 Right boundary of filter rectangle.Filter rectangles are always treated as "one-shot" events. Anytime the locator is detected to be outside a filter rectangle, an outside rectangle event is generated and the rectangle is disabled. |
| CSI Ps1 ; Ps2 ' z | DECELR | DEC locator reporting mode.
Ps1 = 0 Disables locator report.
= 1 Enables locator report.
= 2 One shot (allow one report, then disable).
Ps2 = 0 Character mode. Same as 2.
= 1 Pixel mode. Reporting unit is device physical pixels.
= 2 Character mode. Reporting unit is character cells.
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| CSI Pm ' { | DECSLE | Select the locator event.
Pm = 0 Disables button up/down events, Disables filter rectangle. = 1 Enables button down event. = 2 Disables button down event. = 3 Enables button up event. = 4 Disables button up event. |
| CSI ' | | DECRQLP | Requests locator report.
Response: CSI Pe ; Pb ; Pr ; Pc ; Pp & w
Pe: Event code.
Pe = 0 Received a locator report request (DECRQLP), but the locator is unavailable.
= 1 Received a locator report request (DECRQLP).
= 2 Left button down.
= 3 Left button up.
= 4 Middle button down.
= 5 Middle button up.
= 6 Right button down.
= 7 Right button up.
= 8 Button 4 down. (not supported)
= 9 Button 4 up. (not supported)
= 10 Locator outside filter rectangle.
Pb: Button code, ASCII decimal 0-15 indicating which buttons are down if any.
The state of the four buttons on the locator correspond to the low four
bits of the decimal value, "1" means button depressed.
1 Right button.
2 Middle button.
4 Left button.
8 Button 4. (not supported)
Pr: Row coordinate.
Pc: Column coordinate.
Pp: Page. Always 1.
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| Mode No. | Mnemonic | Set (SM) | Reset (RM) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2 | KAM | Locks the keyboard. | Unlocks the keyboard. |
| 4 | IRM | Insert mode. | Replace mode. |
| 12 | SRM | Local echo off. | Local echo on. |
| 20 | LNM | New line mode. - Cursor moves to the first column of the next line when the terminal receives an LF, FF or VT character. - New-line (Transmit) setting is changed to "CR+LF". |
Line feed mode. - Cursor moves to the current column on the next line when the terminal receives an LF, FF or VT character. - New-line (Transmit) setting is changed to "CR". |
| 33 | WYSTCURM | Steady cursor. | Blinking cursor. |
| 34 | WYULCURM | Underline cursor. | Block cursor. |
| Mode No. | Mnemonic | Set (DECSET) | Reset (DECRST) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | DECCKM | Application cursor keys. | Normal cursor keys. |
| 3 | DECCOLM | 132 column mode. | 80 column mode. |
| 5 | DECSCNM | Reverse video mode. | Normal video mode. |
| 6 | DECOM | Enable origin mode. - The home cursor position is at the upper-left corner of the screen, with in the margins. - The starting point for line numbers depends on the current top margin setting. - The cursor cannot move outside of the margins. |
Disables origin mode. - The home cursor position is at the upper-left corner of the screen. - The starting point for line numbers independent of the margins. - The cursor can move outside of the margins. |
| 7 | DECAWM | Enables autowrap mode. | Disables autowrap mode. |
| 8 | DECARM | Auto-repeat keys. | No auto-repeat keys. |
| 9 | XT_MSE_X10 | Enables X10 mouse tracking. Send mouse X & Y on button press. | Disables mouse tracking. |
| 12 | XT_CBLINK | Blinking cursor. | Steady cursor. |
| 19 | DECPEX | Set print extent to full screen. | Limit print to scrolling region. |
| 25 | DECTCEM | Show cursor. | Hide cursor. |
| 38 | DECTEK | Switch to TEK window. | Do nothing. |
| 47 | XT_ALTSCRN | Switch to alternate screen buffer. | Switch to normal screen buffer. |
| 59 | DECKKDM | Kanji terminal mode. | Katakana terminal mode. |
| 66 | DECNKM | Application keypad mode. | Numeric keypad mode. |
| 67 | DECBKM | Backspace key sends BS. | Backspace key sends DEL. |
| 69 | DECLRMM | Enable left and right margins. DECSLRM can set margins. SCP cannot save cursor position. | Disable left and right margins. DECSLRM cannot set margins. SCP can save cursor position. |
| 1000 | XT_MSE_X11 | Enables normal mouse tracking. Send mouse X & Y on button press and release. | Disables mouse tracking. |
| 1002 | XT_MSE_BTN | Enables button-event mouse tracking. Essentially same as normal mouse tracking mode, but also reports button-motion event. | Disables mouse tracking. |
| 1003 | XT_MSE_ANY | Enables any-event mouse tracking. Same as button-event mode, except that all motion events are reported, even if no mouse button is down. | Disables mouse tracking. |
| 1004 | XT_MSE_WIN | Enables focus reporting mode. | Disables focus reporting mode. |
| 1005 | XT_MSE_UTF | Enables xterm (UTF-8) style extended mouse reporting format. | Disables extended mouse reporting format. |
| 1006 | XT_MSE_SGR | Enables xterm (SGR) style extended mouse reporting format. | Disables extended mouse reporting format. |
| 1015 | - | Enables rxvt-unicode style extended mouse reporting format. | Disables extended mouse reporting format. |
| 1047 | XT_ALTS_47 | Switch to alternate screen buffer. | Clear screen, and switch to normal screen buffer. |
| 1048 | XT_ALTS_48 | Save cursor position. | Restore cursor position. |
| 1049 | XT_EXTSCRN | Save cursor position, switch to alternate screen buffer, and clear screen. | Clear screen, switch to normal screen buffer, and restore cursor position. |
| 2004 | RL_BRACKET | Enables Bracketed paste mode. | Disables Bracketed paste mode. |
| 7727 | - | Enables Application Escape mode. | Disables Application Escape mode. |
| 7786 | - | Enables mouse wheel - cursor key translation. | Disables mouse wheel - cursor key translation. |
| 8200 | TTCTH | Move cursor to home when erase the complete of display (ED 2). | Don't move cursor when erase the complete of display (ED 2). |
| No. | Attribute |
|---|---|
| 0 | Normal |
| 1 | Bold |
| 4 | Underlined |
| 5 | Blink |
| 7 | Inverse |
| 22 | Normal (neither bold nor faint) |
| 24 | Not underlined |
| 25 | Steady (not blinking) |
| 27 | Positive (not inverse) |
| 30 | Set foreground color to Black. (Color No. 0) |
| 31 | Set foreground color to Red. (Color No. 1) |
| 32 | Set foreground color to Green. (Color No. 2) |
| 33 | Set foreground color to Yellow. (Color No. 3) |
| 34 | Set foreground color to Blue. (Color No. 4) |
| 35 | Set foreground color to Magenta. (Color No. 5) |
| 36 | Set foreground color to Cyan. (Color No. 6) |
| 37 | Set foreground color to White. (Color No. 7) |
| 38 ; 2 ; r ; g ; b 38 ; 2 ; r : g : b 38 ; 2 : r : g : b 38 : 2 : r : g : b |
Set foreground color in RGB value, matching closest entry in 256 colors palette. |
| 38 ; 5 ; Ps 38 ; 5 : Ps 38 : 5 : Ps |
Set foreground color to color number Ps. |
| 39 | Set foreground color to default. |
| 40 | Set background color to Black. (Color No. 0) |
| 41 | Set background color to Red. (Color No. 1) |
| 42 | Set background color to Green. (Color No. 2) |
| 43 | Set background color to Yellow. (Color No. 3) |
| 44 | Set background color to Blue. (Color No. 4) |
| 45 | Set background color to Magenta. (Color No. 5) |
| 46 | Set background color to Cyan. (Color No. 6) |
| 47 | Set background color to White. (Color No. 7) |
| 48 ; 2 ; r ; g ; b 48 ; 2 ; r : g : b 48 ; 2 : r : g : b 48 : 2 : r : g : b |
Set background color in RGB value, matching closest entry in 256 colors palette. |
| 48 ; 5 ; Ps 48 ; 5 : Ps 48 : 5 : Ps |
Set background color to color number Ps. |
| 49 | Set background color to default. |
| 90 | Set foreground color to Gray. (Color No. 8) |
| 91 | Set foreground color to Bright Red. (Color No. 9) |
| 92 | Set foreground color to Bright Green. (Color No. 10) |
| 93 | Set foreground color to Bright Yellow. (Color No. 11) |
| 94 | Set foreground color to Bright Blue. (Color No. 12) |
| 95 | Set foreground color to Bright Magenta. (Color No. 13) |
| 96 | Set foreground color to Bright Cyan. (Color No. 14) |
| 97 | Set foreground color to Bright White. (Color No. 15) |
| 100 | Set background color to Gray. (Color No. 8) |
| 101 | Set background color to Bright Red. (Color No. 9) |
| 102 | Set background color to Bright Green. (Color No. 10) |
| 103 | Set background color to Bright Yellow. (Color No. 11) |
| 104 | Set background color to Bright Blue. (Color No. 12) |
| 105 | Set background color to Bright Magenta. (Color No. 13) |
| 106 | Set background color to Bright Cyan. (Color No. 14) |
| 107 | Set background color to Bright White. (Color No. 15) |
| Sequence | Mnemonic | Description |
|---|---|---|
| DCS Ps1 ; Ps2 | Pt ST | DECUDK | Define user function key. |
| DCS ! { Pt ST | DECSTUI | Change Terminal Unique ID to Pt. DECSTUI works only when LockTUID LockTUID setting is off. |
| DCS $ q Pt ST | DECRQSS | Request selection or setting.
Pt: the setting that the host asks about.
Pt = m SGR
= r DECSTBM
= s DECSLRM
= " p DECSCL
= " q DECSCA
= SP q DECSCUSR
= * x DECSACE
Response: DCS Ps $ r Pt ST
Ps = 0 Valid request.
Pt indicates the current setting of a valid control function
that the host asked about.
Pt consists of all the characters in the control function,
except the CSI or ESC [ introducer characters.
= 1 Invalid request. Does not send Pt.
|
| DCS + q Pt ST | - | Request Termcap/Terminfo string.
Pt: capability name encoded in hexadecimal (2 digits per character). Response: DCS Ps + r Pt ST Ps = 0 Invalid request. Does not send Pt. = 1 Valid request. |
Format
OSC Ps ; Pt ST OSC Ps ; Pt BEL
| Ps | Description |
|---|---|
| 0, 1, 2 | Change window title to Pt. |
| 4 | Change color.
Pt = c ; specChange color number c to the color specified by spec. spec accepts following formats. rgb:r/g/b rgb:rr/gg/bb rgb:rrr/ggg/bbb rgb:rrrr/gggg/bbbb #rgb #rrggbb #rrrgggbbb #rrrrggggbbbb ?When the spec is "?", the color responses with below format. OSC 4 ; c ; rgb:rrrr/gggg/bbbb ST |
| 5 | Change special color.
Pt = c ; specChange special color number c to the color specified by spec. The Pt is the c ; spec format, and configure the color of the character attribute regarding the c at the spec. The c and character attribute are in the following: c = 0 Bold = 1 Underline = 2 Blink = 3 ReverseFormat of spec is same as OSC 4's spec. |
| 10 | Change VT Window's text color to Pt. Format of Pt is same as OSC 4's spec. |
| 11 | Change VT Window's background color to Pt. Format of Pt is same as OSC 4's spec. |
| 15 | Change TEK Window's text color to Pt. Format of Pt is same as OSC 4's spec. |
| 16 | Change TEK Window's background color to Pt. Format of Pt is same as OSC 4's spec. |
| 52 | Clipboard access.
Pt = Pc ; PdChange the contents of clipboard Pc to Pd. Pc: ignored. Pd: new clipboard contents. encoded in base64.When the Pd is the "?", the request does. The clipboard content responses as same style. |
| 104 | Reset color number Pt. |
| 105 | Reset special color number Pt. |
| 110 | Reset VT Window's text color. |
| 111 | Reset VT Window's background color. |
| 115 | Reset TEK Window's text color. |
| 116 | Reset TEK Window's background color. |
Format
SOS Pt ST
Tera Term implements no SOS functions; Pt is ignored.
Format
PM Pt ST
Tera Term implements no PM functions; Pt is ignored.
Format
APC Pt ST
Tera Term implements no APC functions; Pt is ignored.