Default settings file for Terminal Application?

Hello,
As in other Unixes /etc/bashrc or ~/.bashrc seem to contain the default settings for the Terminal Application.
But i was looking for the config file where i can set the default keyboard or keymapping for the Terminal Application?
The "Desktop-Keyboard/Keymapping" is ok , but in the Terminal several keys don´t work correctly. I need to ssh into another machine but the users password can´t be written correctly as of errors with keymapping so i can´t login into the other box.
Thanks for infos,
tyrtux.
MacBook white 2Ghz ICD Mac OS X (10.4.8)

Then, check ~/Library/Preferences/com.apple.Terminal.plist, using:
defaults read com.apple.Terminal
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