Sets the echo character.

    Use this command if either your terminal or the remote system
    does not recognize the default echo character. Enter the
    following sequence of characters:

    1. Opening quotation marks

    2. A circumflex ( ^ )

    3. The new echo character

    4. Closing quotation marks

    DCL Format

      SET ECHO  "^character"

    UNIX Format

      set echo  "^character"

1  –  Parameters

 "^character"

    Required.

    Character you want to use as the echo character.

2  –  Example

  TELNET> SET ECHO "^m"
  Echo character is '^M'.

      Sets the echo control character to either m or M.