Send Ctrl + Shift using keymaps (simple question)

[hooknife]

I'm needing to set up a keymap to allow me to send the below but I cant seem to figure it out. This command is the escape sequence for Cisco routers and switches.

"Ctrl+Shift+6" pause 1 second "x"

Thanks in advance!

[bgagnon]

Hi hookknife,

By default, the "Ctrl+Shift+6" combination maps to the ASCII code \036.

A pause of one second when mapping a key is sent by using \p.

If you map a key in the 'Terminal / Emulation / Mapped Keys' category of SecureCRT's Session Options to the following sequence, are you able to accomplish your objective?

    \036\px

[hooknife]

Worked like a charm. Thanks so much!!!!

[bgagnon]

Hi hooknife,

Great, thanks for posting your results here.

[rich3119]

Originally Posted by bgagnon

Hi hookknife,

By default, the "Ctrl+Shift+6" combination maps to the ASCII code \036.

A pause of one second when mapping a key is sent by using \p.

If you map a key in the 'Terminal / Emulation / Mapped Keys' category of SecureCRT's Session Options to the following sequence, are you able to accomplish your objective?

    \036\px

Do you write just .... \036\px ?

I'm confused as its not working for me :-(

[bgagnon]

Hi rich,

(This customer also contacted us via email, but I wanted to clarify in the forum thread.)

Yes, just type in those characters.

The \036 is the octal value for the Ctrl+Shift+6.

The \p is a one second pause.

The x is the literal character.

I don't work with routers/switches much myself, but my understanding is it returns control to the access server (or telnet server) after gaining access to another device.

See this post where I attached a screenshot.