For the Printer device, the second number is the secondary
address of the printer. Most serial printers require a secondary
address of 7 for lowercase text. If you have problems getting your
printouts to look right, check your printer manual to see what
secondary address is recommended.

Novaterm accepts values between 4 and 30 for the printer. Novaterm
does not change the printer device if the device number you specify is
not connected.

4.7.3  Phone book

This specifies the file name of the phone book currently on use.
Changing this option on the configuration menu does not load a new
phone book; it merely changes the name of the current one.

4.7.4  F-key file

This specifies the file name of the function key definition file
currently in use. Changing this option on the configuration menu does
not load a new definition file; it merely changes the name of the
current one.

4.7.5  Startup script

This option specifies the file name of a script file that is executed
automatically when you start up Novaterm (see section 6, Scripts).

4.7.6  Memory device

This option lets you change the memory device driver currently
installed. The memory device driver is used by the buffer to store
data. This can also be changed from the Buffer Menu (see 1.1.7,
Specifying the memory device).

4.7.7  Set the time

This option lets you select a real-time clock device, and sets the
system clock from it. See section 1.1.10, Selecting a real-time clock
device for more information.

4.7.8  Print in ASCII

If this option is turned on, Novaterm converts all text sent to the
printer to standard ASCII. Turn on this option if you have an ASCII
printer.  This option alone will not print linefeeds at the end of each
line; use the following option for that.