Black Box A/S-4 manual Changing the VDU Type, Current

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CHAPTER 6: Power Up and Configuration Menu Options

6.5 Changing the VDU Type

If the current VDU type displayed at the top of the A/S-4 Main Menu does not match the VDU or VDU emulation package you have connected to the A/S-4, you may change the VDU type by entering the letter “B” in response to the Main Menu. The change VDU Menu will then be displayed on your screen as in Figure 3. If your screen is scrolling A/S-4 menus instead of clearing the screen before each menu, then you should change the VDU type. The change VDU menu allows you to match your VDU with one of the A/S-4’s fixed VDU types or to create a new A/S-4 VDU type. The A/S-4 feature for creating a new VDU type allows A/S-4 to work with any asynchronous device with screen capabilities.

CURRENT:

Application = SDLC/SNA 3274/76 Interactive

VDU = ANSI STD; DEC VT100; Teletype 5410, 5420; Televideo 970, 960

Keyboard = Standard

Change: VDU

 

1 or A-Exit

 

2-Change Current Name

 

3-Add Name

 

4-Delete

 

PROGRAMMABLE:

FIXED:

A-

F-IBM 3101; DEC VT52

B-

G-ANSI STD: DEC VT100; Teletype 5410,5420; Televideo 970,960

C-

H-Televideo 910 thru 950; Zentec Zephyr

D-

I-Lear Siegler ADM3A

E-

J-IBM PC 3270

Enter Number:

 

 

 

 

Figure 3

The change VDU menu allows 4 operations as described below:

1.Exit - By entering the number 1 or the letter A the A/S-4 will return to the Main Menu with the VDU type currently at the top of the screen.

2.Change current VDU type at top of screen - By entering the number 2, the operator may change the VDU type. The A/S-4 will then display “ENTER LETTER:” so that the operator may select the letter preceding the desired VDU type from the list of programmable and fixed VDU types. Fixed VDU types have the VDU commands characters hard coded into the A/S-4’s firmware and require that your VDU or VDU emulator match those commands character for character. Programmable VDU types have VDU command characters stored in battery protected memory so that command characters in the A/S-4 can be changed to match the operator VDU or VDU emulator that is not exactly like any of the Fixed VDU types.

After the operator enters the desired letter (A thru J), the menu will redisplay with the new VDU type at the top of the screen using the new command character set of the selected VDU.

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Protocol Converter Model A/S-4 FCC Statement Protocol Converter Model A/S-4 Trademarks Contents Contents General Information General Information Specifications Indicators PowerModem Interface Installation1General Installation Terminal Automatic Speed DetectionPower Transformer SynchronizerCLEAR-TO-SEND SwitchesTerminal Switches Carrier DetectREQUEST-TO-SEND Baud Rate How to Set Terminal Port Switches for Different Devices DevicesModem Switches REQUEST-TO-SEND How to Set Modem Port Switches for Different Devices Option Switches LED Indicator Power Up and Configuration Menu Operations Power UpPower Up Message Type Home for VDU Match or Space Version Protocol Converter Main Menu RUN no Changes Else Change VDU A/S-4 Main Menu Current Switching from A/S-4’s Main Menu to Running the Application Protocol Converter Model A/S-4 Changing the VDU Type CurrentVDU = NEW VDU Changing VDU Commands for the VDU Type Selected Changing Video Attributes and Commands for VDU ESC X Y Z 4 Standard Keyboard Layout Power Up and Configuration Menu Options ADM 1178 Keyboard Layout IBM 3101 Keyboard Layout PNS Keyboard Layout Changing Keyboard Layout Type Protocol Converter Model A/S-4 ESC or =PF20 PA Keys CTL Z or Protocol Converter Model A/S-4 Changing Application Changing Application OptionsDo not set the VDU and PRT LU addresses to the same values XON/XOFF=OFF Changing Batch Application Options Printer Options Current Power Up and Configuration Menu Options Programmable Printer Options Verify Switch Settings Reload Default Options Interactive Operation Batch Operation Batch Operation Receiving Batch Data from the SNA hostSOF ETX Transmitting Batch Data to the SNA HostSTX Batch Printer Operation Batch Operation Batch Default Options Customer Option a 1ST Char from VDU Device IndicatorLU Address BIT 7 Terminate Message to VDU on 1-END of ChainLU Address not Used Inbound LU XFRChar Option not Used Customer Option CApplication Options Default CRT = Ascii STANDARD, VT100Default Kybd = Standard C5D3 = Lear Siegler ADM 3AEND of Options Battery RAM Maintenance Software Upgrade and Eprom Replacement System/Line Gen for Batch Vpacing = Transfer = Modetab = InstinclmSscpfm = Ussscs Addr = C1Istatus = Active Setupmsg SetupinfUsstab = Rjeincdt Buffact =Cctl Waitime =Operator Ckptlns =Nosep Select = PUNCH1 Operator Cctl Ckptlns =Cmpct Comp Nohold Nosep StartIfacea Lowspeed Pudest = Pulcl Punode Xeonode =Adiscon Codea Comp Ebcdic TranspModeent LOGMODE=BUF256,FMPROF=X’03’,TSPROF=X’03’ Prtrans = YESModeent LOGMODE=BUF512,FMPROF=X’03’,TSPROF=X’03’ Compact Modeent LOGMODE=COMPACT,FMPROF=X’03’,TSPROF=X’03’Ussparm PARM=LOGMODE,DEFAULT=MOCOMP Ussparm PARM-APPLID,DEFAULT=JES2Ussparm PARM=LOGMODE,DEFAULT=BATCH Usscmd CMD=RMT101,REP=LOGON,FORMAT=BALTroubleshooting Problems and Odd Installation Problems Problem Symptom Possible RemediesTroubleshooting Problems and Odd Installation Problems Appendix a 3274 SNA Communication Operations Appendix a 3274 SNA Communication Operations Appendix B General 3770 SNA Communication Operations Appendix B General 3770 SNA Communication Operations Appendix C Conversion Charts Appendix C Conversion Charts Protocol Converter Model A/S-4 Appendix C Conversion Charts Protocol Converter Model A/S-4 Recv Conv Protocol Converter Model A/S-4 Park Drive Lawrence, PA