1.3 Notes on operations in windows
Note the following about performing operations in windows:
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Operations from the keyboard are guaranteed only for the keyboard shortcuts that are explicitly displayed in windows. Whenever possible, use the mouse to perform operations in windows.
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JP1/IM - View does not redraw any windows while it is querying JP1/IM - Manager. If a window is moved or is behind another window, the information displayed in the window might become temporarily garbled. However, the window will be redrawn correctly when the query is completed.
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Multibyte characters and specific character codes may be displayed incorrectly or may not be handled as the indicated characters or as character codes. For the specific character codes, see Table 1-1 Character codes that might be handled incorrectly.
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Table 1‒1: Character codes that might be handled incorrectly Code
Value
Description
00
NUL
NULl (null character)
01
SOH
Start Of Heading
02
STX
Start of TeXt
03
ETX
End of TeXt
04
EOT
End Of Transmission
05
ENQ
ENQuiry
06
ACK
ACKnowledge
07
BEL
BELl
08
BS
Back Space
09
HT
Horizontal Tabulation
0A
LF
Line Feed
0B
VT
Vertical Tabulation
0C
FF
Form Feed
0D
CR
Carriage Return
0E
SO
Shift Out
0F
SI
Shift In
10
DLE
Data Link Escape
11
DC1
Device Control 1
12
DC2
Device Control 2
13
DC3
Device Control 3
14
DC4
Device Control 4
15
NAK
Negative AcKnowledge
16
SYN
SYNchronous idle
17
ETB
End of Transmission Block
18
CAN
CANcel
19
EM
End of Medium
1A
SUB
SUBstitute
1B
ESC
ESCape
1C
FS
File Separator
1D
GS
Group Separator
1E
RS
Record Separator
1F
US
Unit Separator
7F
DEL
DELete
80
PAD
PADding character
81
HOP
High Octet Preset
82
BPH
Break Permitted Here
83
NBH
No Break Here
84
IND
INDex
85
NEL
NExt Line
86
SSA
Start of Selected Area
87
ESA
End of Selected Area
88
HTS
Horizontal Tabulation Set
89
HTJ
Horizontal Tabulation with Justification
8A
VTS
Vertical Tabulation Set
8B
PLD
Partial Line Down
8C
PLU
Partial Line Up
8D
RI
Reverse line feed
8E
SS2
Single Shift 2
8F
SS3
Single Shift 3
90
DCS
Device Control String
91
PU1
Private Use 1
92
PU2
Private Use 2
93
STS
Set Transmit State
94
CCH
Cancel CHaracter
95
MW
Message Waiting
96
SPA
Start of Protected Area
97
EPA
End of Protected Area
98
SOS
Start Of String
99
SGCI
Single Graphic Character Introducer
9A
SCI
Single Character Introducer
9B
CSI
Control Sequence Introducer
9C
ST
String Terminator
9D
OSC
Operating System Command
9E
PM
Privacy Message
9F
APC
Application Program Command
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When an attempt is made to open the JP1/IM - View Help from the Start menu, the HTML Help might be displayed in a Web browser that is already open.
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Before restarting a connected host (JP1/IM - Manager), make sure that JP1/IM - View is disconnected from the host. The user can log in again to JP1/IM - View when the host is restarted.
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On rare occasions, the window display might be garbled when an operation is performed in the window. Performing the operation again might correct the problem.
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If a command that outputs large amounts of data is executed from the Execute Command window or by an automated action, output of data from the next command might be delayed.
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While using Web-based JP1/IM - View, do not display another page in the Web browser. In addition, do not use the Web browser's Back, Next, and Refresh buttons. Using these buttons will cause Web-based JP1/IM - View to operate incorrectly.
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To log in again from Web-based JP1/IM - View, terminate the Web browser, restart the Web browser, and then log in.
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In Web-based JP1/IM - View, the caption Java Applet Window is displayed at the bottom of the Event Console window and all windows that open from the Event Console window.
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JP1/IM - View for Windows 8.1, Windows 8, Windows Server 2012, Windows 7, Windows Server 2008, and Windows Vista do not support characters in the JIS level-3 and level-4 kanji sets. These characters are corrupted in JP1/IM - View. Therefore, if they are used, JP1/IM - View might be unable to operate correctly.
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Characters entered in JP1/IM - View windows are converted to UTF-8 format, in which zenkaku characters are represented by three or four bytes. Keep this in mind when entering zenkaku characters.