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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FCC Statement
Protocol Converter Model A/S-4
Trademarks
Contents
Contents
General Information
General Information
Specifications
Indicators Power
Modem Interface
Installation
1General Installation
Terminal Automatic Speed Detection
Power Transformer
Synchronizer
CLEAR-TO-SEND
Switches
Terminal Switches
Carrier Detect
REQUEST-TO-SEND
Baud Rate
How to Set Terminal Port Switches for Different Devices
Devices
Modem Switches
REQUEST-TO-SEND
How to Set Modem Port Switches for Different Devices
Option Switches
LED Indicator
Power Up and Configuration Menu Operations
Power Up
Power 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
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Changing the VDU Type
Current
VDU = 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
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Changing Application
Changing Application Options
Do 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 host
SOF
ETX
Transmitting Batch Data to the SNA Host
STX
Batch Printer Operation
Batch Operation
Batch Default Options
Customer Option a
1ST Char from VDU Device Indicator
LU Address
BIT 7 Terminate Message to VDU on 1-END of Chain
LU Address not Used
Inbound LU XFR
Char Option not Used
Customer Option C
Application Options
Default CRT = Ascii STANDARD, VT100
Default Kybd = Standard
C5D3 = Lear Siegler ADM 3A
END of Options
Battery RAM
Maintenance
Software Upgrade and Eprom Replacement
System/Line Gen for Batch
Vpacing =
Transfer = Modetab = Instinclm
Sscpfm = Ussscs
Addr = C1
Istatus = Active
Setupmsg Setupinf
Usstab = Rjeincdt
Buffact =
Cctl
Waitime =
Operator
Ckptlns =
Nosep Select = PUNCH1
Operator Cctl Ckptlns =
Cmpct Comp
Nohold Nosep Start
Ifacea Lowspeed
Pudest = Pulcl Punode Xeonode =
Adiscon Codea Comp Ebcdic
Transp
Modeent LOGMODE=BUF256,FMPROF=X’03’,TSPROF=X’03’
Prtrans = YES
Modeent 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=JES2
Ussparm PARM=LOGMODE,DEFAULT=BATCH
Usscmd CMD=RMT101,REP=LOGON,FORMAT=BAL
Troubleshooting Problems and Odd Installation Problems
Problem Symptom Possible Remedies
Troubleshooting 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
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Appendix C Conversion Charts
Protocol Converter Model A/S-4
Recv Conv
Protocol Converter Model A/S-4
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