/BEEP_TERMINAL = "hot-key-defintion"

   Defines a hot-key sequence for use while being watched which, when
   pressed, will cause both the watcher's and user's terminal bells
   to ring.

   This may be used to get the watcher's attention while you are being
   watched. This is useful if the watcher walks away from his terminal.

   Example:      $ PEEK/ALLOW/BEEP_TERMINAL="<F6>" JONES

   This command allows JONES to watch you and it defines the F6 key as
   the hot-key which you can use, while being watched, to ring JONES'
   terminal bell.

   The default value for this hot-key is taken from the logical
   USER$BEEP_TERMINAL. This is usually defined system-wide by
   PEEK_DEFAULTS.COM. A user may supply his own default value in his
   own process or job or group logical name table, as an alternative
   to using this ALLOW command qualfier.

   For a complete description of the syntax used for specifying hot-key
   definitions, see the top-level PEEK Subtopic: Hot-Keys.