Use the data files below to add functionality to TouchTerm Pro! If you're browsing from your device, simply tap the "Install" links below to have TT Pro download and install the Add-On.
Alternatively, you can download the data file and copy it to the clipboard for importing (see the User Guide for more details).
TT Pro data files use an XML format, defined by the TT Pro Data XML Schema. You can use this schema to validate the format of data files; this is highly recommended before attempting to import any data, especially when creating or editing data files by hand. The schema also documents the file format; use this page as a reference if working with data files by hand.
Have any suggestions or requests for keypads or profiles you'd like to see included here? Modifications or recommendations for these addons? Let us know and we'll try to get your suggestion added to the list!
VI Keypads
Includes two Keypads: one ("vi commands") which includes some of the most commonly used vi commands, and a second ("vi keys") which provides some of the most frequently used special characters and control commands.
Emacs Keypads
Includes two Keypads: one directional keypad ("emacs dir") which includes page up, page down, home, and end keys; and another ("emacs commands") with shortcuts for some of the most commonly used emacs commands.
Simple Password Manager
This Keypad illustrates how to use a Keypad as a simple password manager. This allows automatic entering of a set of passwords, making sure that the contents are never indexed (by using "Password Mode"). Of course, you'll have to edit the actual passwords for use with your accounts. (Warning: if you use this, beware that exporting Keypad data will export your passwords in clear-text! So use this with caution; and we strongly advise against exporting any Keypads or Profiles involving passwords).
VT100/VT220-Style function keys
By default, TT uses "xterm"-style codes for the function keys F1-F12. This keypad provides VT100/VT220-style codes, and also illustrates how you can use the transmission actions to send custom control sequences.
F13-F24 keys
An additional Keypad for the F13-F24 keys (using "xterm"-style codes).
Esc-style Function keys
F1-F12 keys using the "Esc-N" method (for example, Esc-1, Esc-2, ...), a convention used by many programs (such as irssi).