Using the Display InterfaceUsing the Display InterfaceImportant session information can be displayed on the BlueZone StatusBar.
To change what is displayed on the StatusBar, click View:Properties on the BlueZone MenuBar and choose the StatusBar tab; or, position the mouse pointer over the StatusBar and double-click with the left mouse button.
To remove any of the configured options from the StatusBar, disable it by removing the check in the check box.
Settings ----
This group is used for overall StatusBar options.
Show StatusBar: Determines whether or not the StatusBar is displayed.
Customize the StatusBar ----
This group is used to add or remove StatusBar indicators. The indicators are listed starting with the left column, then going down the right column of the dialog display.
Session Identifier: S1, S2, S3, etc.
Host Keyboard Lock Status: Used to show / hide the Keyboard Lock Status on the StatusBar. BlueZone will automatically adjust the field width based on window size, number of fields and field types. BlueZone will also automatically enter the correct status in this field.
Possible status values are:
Ready- Keyboard is available for input.
X Wait- Keyboard is locked. Time is required for the system to perform a function.
X-f- The requested function in not available.
X Num- A non-numeric entry was made in a numeric field
X Too Much- The operator attempted to enter too much data into a field.
X Not Here- Protected field... cannot type when the cursor is at this position.
X What?- The last input was not accepted
X Prog x- A program error was detected in the data received by the host; “x” describes the probable cause.
X Comm x- An attempt was made to access host communications while a communications error exists; “x” describes the probable cause.
X Mach x- Host machine check; “x” describes the probable cause.
X System- The program has disabled the keyboard following an entry.
Session Status Indicator/ Host IP Address: Used to show / hide the Session Status on the StatusBar. BlueZone automatically adjusts the field widths based on window size, number of fields and field types. BlueZone also automatically enters the correct status in this field.
Possible status values are:
Licensing - Displays in the Concurrent License copy when BlueZone is checking for available licenses.
Initializing - Displays at startup.
Connecting - Displays when attempting to establish a connection.
Connected - Displays when the session is connected to the host.
Host IP Address - Displays when the session is bound on the host.
Disconnecting - Displays when attempting to disconnect.
Disconnected - Displays when the session is disconnected.
Driver Designator/ Lu Pool Name/ TN3270E LU Name: Shows either TN3270, TN3270/E or the Active LU Pool name depending on what the host supports.
APL Mode Indicator: APL (Alternate Code Set) mode, displays whether or not the APL character set is in use.
System Time and Date: Displays the date and system time in military format.
Keyboard Insert Mode Indicator: Indicates whether or not the keyboard is in Insert mode.
Keyboard NUMLock Indicator: Indicates whether or not the keyboard is in NUM lock mode.
Keyboard Lock Status Bitmaps: If checked, informative bitmaps will display in the Host Keyboard Lock Status field on the StatusBar.
Keyboard Restore Count: If checked, the number of keyboard restores sent from the host system will be displayed on the StatusBar. This option is useful when developing high-speed scripts using the BlueZone Scripting Host and the TN3270/E communication driver.
Keyboard CAPSLock Indicator: Indicates wheter or not the keyboard is in CAPS Lock mode.
Active LU Bound Time: Displays the elapsed time since the session was bound on the host.
Cursor Row and Column Indicator: Displays the current cursor position as Row, Column.