Default Key Functions for a 3270 Layout
Table 1 shows the default key functions for PC/3270. The key used is the same for all the supported keyboard types.
| Function of Key | Key |
|---|---|
| APL | Ctrl+F8 |
| Attention | Esc |
| Alternate Cursor | Alt+F11 |
| Backspace | ◄─ (Backspace) |
| Back Tab | Shift+─►| |
| Back Tab Word | Alt+← |
| Break | Break |
| Change Format Toggle | Alt+F3 |
| Change Screen | Ctrl+PageUp |
| Clear | Pause |
| Cursor Blink | Ctrl+F10 |
| Cursor Down | ↓ or 2(pad) |
| Cursor Left | ← or 4(pad) |
| Cursor Right | → or 6(pad) |
| Cursor Select | Ctrl+F9 |
| Cursor Up | ↑ or 8(pad) |
| Delete Character | Delete or |
| Delete Word | Ctrl+Delete or |
| Document Mode Toggle | Alt+F1 |
| Dup | Shift+Insert² |
| Edit Copy | Ctrl+Insert |
| Edit Cut | Shift+Delete |
| Edit Paste | Shift+PageDown or |
| Edit Undo | Alt+◄─ (Backspace) |
| End Field | Pad End |
| Enter/Control | Shift+Ctrl |
| Erase EOF | End² |
| Erase Field | Shift+End² |
| Erase Input | Alt+End² |
| Fast Cursor Down | Alt+↓ or |
| Fast Cursor Up | Alt+↑ or |
| Field Mark | Shift+Home² |
| Graphic Cursor | Alt+F12 |
| Highlighting Field Inherit | Alt+3(pad) |
| Highlighting Reverse | Alt+*(pad) |
| Highlighting Underscore | Alt+6(pad) |
| Home | Home or 7(pad) |
| Insert | Insert or 0(pad) |
| Jump Next | Alt+PageUp |
| Mark Down | Shift+↓ |
| Mark Left | Shift+← |
| Mark Right | Shift+→ |
| Mark Up | Shift+↑ |
| Move Mark Down | Ctrl+↓ or |
| Move Mark Left | Ctrl+← or |
| Move Mark Right | Ctrl+→ or |
| Move Mark Up | Ctrl+↑ or |
| PA1 | Alt+Insert² |
| PA2 | Alt+Home² |
| PA3 | Shift+PageUp² |
| Pause | Ctrl+F7 |
| PF1 to PF12 | F1 to F12 |
| PF13 to PF24 | Shift+F1 to F12 |
| Play | Ctrl+F6 |
| Print (Local Copy) | Not assigned |
| Quit (Device Cancel) | Alt+Left Ctrl |
| Record | Ctrl+F5 |
| Reset/Control | Left Ctrl |
| Response Time Monitor | Ctrl+F11 |
| Rule | Ctrl+Home |
| Sys Request | Shift+Esc |
| Tab Field | ─►| or Shift+─►|(pad) |
| Tab Word | Alt+→ |
| Test | Ctrl+PageDown |
| Word Wrap Toggle | Alt+F2 |
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Note: The Enhanced keyboard has some duplicated keys. The functions
of the duplicated keys are the same except when you specify a single
key. For example, Del means any Delete key, whereas Pad Del specifies
only the Delete key on the numeric keypad.
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