Additional settings / "Control Sequence" Tab ([Setup] Menu)

Accept mouse event tracking

Tera Term would send the escape sequence of the mouse operation when VT window is changed to the mouse tracking mode by the host application.
However, TERM environment variable should be "xterm" type.

Disable mouse event tracking when Control is pressed

The mouse tracking mode is enabled, TeraTerm does not send the mouse operation while the control key is pressed.

Accept window title change request

Configures whether a user accepts the window title changing.

off

Do not accept it.

overwrite

Accept it, and then display only the window tile.

ahead

Accept it, and then insert the window title before the canonical title.

last

Accept it, and then insert the window title after the canonical title.

Window title report

A user can configure how Tera Term can respond to the dtterm window title and icon label reporting request.

ignore

Ignore a window title reporting request.

accept

Tera Term reports the current window title. However, be careful about using this feature because the security problem will occur.

empty

Report empty string.

Window control sequence

added support for the position moving, the minimization, the maximization, the most front, the most back, the refresh and the window size changing(per pixel and character) control sequences regarding the dtterm window operation.

Window report sequence

This function enables the dtterm control sequence such as the window status reporting, the window position reporting, the window size(in pixel and character) reporting and the root window size reporting, among the window information reporting features.
If you do not want window information to be sent to remote host by some reason such as security, please disable this setting.

Cursor control sequence

Enables the control sequence for the cursor shape.
This function enables cursor shape change by cursor change sequence of DECSCUSR(cursor shape change), WYSTCURM(Wyse no-blinking cursor), WYULCURM(Wyse underlined cursor) and AT&T 610 blinking cursor.

If a user uses the vim editor, write below entries in the ~/.vimrc to enable this feature.

set t_SI=^[[3\ q
set t_EI=^[[1\ q
NOTE: Input ^[ by using Control-V Control-[.

If the cursor periodically blinks after an application exits, a user should configure as follows.
In the ncurses 5.7 terminfo, the invisible(civis)/normal display(cnorm)/highlighting(cvvis) of the xterm cursor are as follows:

civis=\E[?25l
cnorm=\E[?12l\E[?25h
cvvis=\E[?12;25h

When the upper configuration is enabled, the normal cursor displays with the non-blinking mode and the emphasis cursor displays with the blinking mode. So, the cursor does not blink when the terminfo application displays the own cursor.
If a user want to blink the cursor, turn off the CursorCtrlSequence entry or do in the following commands:

% infocmp xterm > xterm.ti
Open the xterm.ti file, change from a value of cnorm and cvvis to \E?25h.
% tic -o ~/.terminfo xterm.ti
Execute the tic command.
# tic xterm.ti
If the configuration is enabled as whole system, execute the upper command with a root user.

Clipboard access from remote

permits the host to access the clipboard.

off

can not permit

write only

can permit a clipboard to write

read only

can permit a clipboard to read

read/write

can permit a clipboard to write and read

Notify clipboard access from remote

Notifies the access of clipboard from remote host.

Accept clearing scroll buffer from remote

Enables the control sequence for clearing the scroll buffer. When enabled, the clear command clears the scroll buffer.

Disable print start sequence

Disable print start by the control sequence. (see also)

Bell

Select bell(BEL, ASCII $07) behavior.

disable

sound

Output windows default beep sound.

visiualbell

Flash screen.

(see also)