 The general form of the SET system and/or device characteristics
 command is:
 
	SET /keyword
 
 where keyword can be one of:
 
	/BUF=ddn:<size>		/CRT<=ttn:>		/ESCSEQ<=ttn:>
	/HOLD<=ttn:>		/LA30S<=ttn:>		/LA180S<=ttn:>
	/LOGON			/LOWER<=ttn:>		/PRIV<=ttn:>
	/PUB<=ddn:>		/REMOTE<=ttn:>		/SLAVE<=ttn:>
	/SPEED=ttn:<rcv:xmit>	/SYSUIC<=[g,m]>		/UIC<=[g,m]<:ttn:>>
	/VT05B<=ttn:>		/WCHK<=ddn:>
 
 More information may be available by typing HELP SET /upper-case-
 part-of-keyword
2 BUF
 To set or display the default buffer size of the specified device,
 type:

	SET /BUF=ddn:size
2 CRT
 The CRT keyword defines the terminal as a Cathode Ray Tube and
 enables the backspace deletion option.

2 ESCSEQ
 The ESCSEQ keyword enables the recognition of escape sequences
 from the specified terminal. The terminal driver treats the ESC
 character as the beginning of an escaoe sequence rather than as
 a line terminator.
2 HOLD
 The /HOLD keyword enables hold-screen mode at the specified terminal.
 When hold-screen mode is enabled, the terminal displays one screen-
 full at a time.
2 LA30S
 LA30S establishes the specified terminal device as an LA30S and generates
 fill characters required for any LA30S.
2 LA180S
 LA180S establishes the specified terminal device as an LA180S and
 causes the system to suppress normal conversion of form feeds to
 8-line feeds.
2 LOWER
 Specifies that lower-case characters are not to be converted to
 upper case when they are received from the specified terminal.
2 PRIV
 Sets the specified terminal privileged status.
2 PUB
 Establishes the specified device as a public device (for multiuser
 protection systems only).
2 REMOTE
 The keyword declares that the specified terminal is connected to
 a modem and can be connected by means of a dial-up network.
2 SLAVE
 Establishes the specified terminal as one that can enter data only
 if it is solicited from a task; thus, the specified terminal always
 rejects unsolicited input.
2 SPEED
 Establishes the receive and transmit baud rate for terminals attached
 to the system through a multiplexer.
2 SYSUIC
 This keyword establishes the UIC for the system and all system tasks.
2 UIC
 The specified UIC is established as the default UIC for the entering
 terminal unless dev: is specified, in which case the default UIC is
 set for that terminal.
2 VT05B
 Sets the tspecified terminal as a VT05B (a 2400 baud VT05B) and
 generates fill characteristics of a VT05B.
2 WCHK
 To enable write check support on a device, type:
 
	SET /WCHK=ddn:
 
 where	n - a unit number
	dd - one of DB, DF, DK, DM, DP, DR, DS
 
 If the equals sign and ddn: are omitted, a list will be displayed on
 TI: of all the devices that support write check and have it enabled.
 
 To disable write check support on a device, type:
 
	SET /NOWCHK=ddn:
 
 where ddn is as above.  If the equals sign and ddn: are omitted, a
 list will be displayed on TI: of all the devices that support write
 check but have it disabled.
