Using numpad in Vi (Vim) via PuTTY

The numberpad does not work properly when using Vim through PuTTY. Instead of nu开发者_JAVA百科mbers I get

y
x
w
v
u
t
s
r
q

The answer is in Numpad in PuTTY while using vi [Cialug]:

In the configuration, go to Terminal->Features and check "Disable application keypad mode". Save the settings and enjoy a numeric pad that works!

I have always used this set of mappings to interpret the escape sequences as numbers when $TERM=xterm

imap <Esc>Oq 1
imap <Esc>Or 2
imap <Esc>Os 3
imap <Esc>Ot 4
imap <Esc>Ou 5
imap <Esc>Ov 6
imap <Esc>Ow 7
imap <Esc>Ox 8
imap <Esc>Oy 9
imap <Esc>Op 0
imap <Esc>On .
imap <Esc>OR *
imap <Esc>OQ /
imap <Esc>Ol +
imap <Esc>OS -

I think this was my original source.

And for Mac, the answer is in a comment by HaPsantran on this same page and there is a similar answer by nfechner with German screenshots in this answer.

For Mac, go to your Terminal application. Select Preferences, Profiles, Advanced and deselect Allow VT100 application keypad mode.

If using SSH through a terminal you can just go to

Edit -> Num Lock (third from bottom)

It needs to have a checkmark to the left of it.

The previous answers by kirby, michael-berkowski, and pykler are great.

I had this issue in Vim on macOS's terminal. Checking Terminal → Preferences → Profiles → Keyboard showed that "Clear (Keypad)" was mapped to "Num Lock". Pressing clear fixed the issue for me.