HP e3000 MPE/iX Systems B1940-90005 manual HP Easytime/XL Options, Printer Option, Set Printer

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HP Easytime/XL Options

HP Easytime/XL Options

With the Options menu, a set of defaults can be set that apply when backing up the system, storing and restoring files, or printing:

•HP Easytime/XL printer

•Store options

•Restore options

•Backup device

The system administrator can save the option settings permanently. Unless saved, options are valid until exiting HP Easytime/XL, or the settings are changed.

 

Printer Option

 

Access the Set Printer option from the Options menu on any

 

HP Easytime/XL screen, refer to Figure 4-9.

Figure 4-9

Set Printer

Set Printer

Select the HP Easytime/XL printer and choose OK.

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Set Printer

Sets the default printer for all printing initiated in HP Easytime/XL, for example, print files, listings of system errors, or backup reports.

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Contents Edition Manufacturing Part Number B1940-90005 E0801Restricted Rights Legend Contents HP Easytime/XL Tasks Contents HP Easytime/XL Reference Contents Contents Figures Figures Tables Tables Preface Audience Online Help FacilityQuick Reference Card Introduction Language Settings Starting a Localized Version HP Easytime/XLCustomizing HP Easytime/XL Enabling HP Easytime/XLDisabling HP Easytime/XL Starting a Localized Version of HP Easytime/XL Getting Started Logging On Log OnStarting HP Easytime/XL Exiting HP Easytime/XL MPE/iX Operating SystemMain Menu Log Off Using the Help Menu Use this topic To do access thisGetting Help Selecting a Help Topic Help KeyMain Menu Opening a Screen from the Main MenuMain Menu Items Screens Parts of a ScreenScreen Parts Menus Opening a MenuChoosing a Menu Item Closing MenuUnderstanding Menu Conventions Menu Convention DefinitionScrolling in a List Box List BoxesIdentifying a List Box Selecting ItemsCancel All Selections Selecting a Range of ItemsSelecting All Items Typing Text in a Field Correcting ErrorsDialog Boxes To do this Press these keysMoving in a Dialog Box Canceling Dialog BoxSelecting Options Closing Dialog BoxSystem Administrator Password System Administrator ModeOperating Modes Changing System Administrator Password User ModeBasic Skills Practice Basic SkillsReading a File Printing Copying a FileDeleting a File HP Easytime/XL Tasks Managing Sessions Session ManagementDelete Abort a Session Session ManagementSending Messages to Users Limiting the Number of SessionsDisplaying Sessions Resetting View Sorting SessionsAccessing File Management FilesPrinting a File Copying FilesStoring Files Copying One FileCopying Multiple Files Setting Store Options Stopping the Store ProcessVerifying Files Stored Stopping Restore Process Restoring FilesSetting Restore Options Verify Files RestoredDeleting Files Moving a File to Another Group Renaming FilesMoving Files Moving Multiple FilesReading File Contents Removing MPE/iX Security ProvisionsAdding MPE/iX Security Displaying FilesSorting Files Print Files 3illustrates the Print File Management screenAccessing Print File Management Monitoring StatusStatus Means Take Off Hold Deleting a Print FilePut On Hold Rearranging Print FilesReading Contents of Print File Changing the Number of CopiesLoading Forms Changing PrintersInterrupt Stop Printing Aligning FormDisplaying Print Files Sorting Print Files Accessing Printer Management PrintersDisable Printer Setting Printer OutfenceEnable Printer Printer StatusSetting HP Easytime/XL Printer Jobs Accessing Job Management Job StatusScheduling Jobs Starting a JobDeleting Abort a Job Move Job to Top of Queue Suspend Interrupt a JobResume a Suspended Job Limiting the Number of JobsSetting Jobfence Displaying JobsSorting Jobs Backups Backup ManagementDesigning a Backup Schedule Scheduling BackupsScheduled Backup Canceling a Scheduled BackupPerforming Backups Stopping the Backup Process Verifying Backup Information Setting Backup OptionsSetting Backup Device Accessing Console Management Console MessagesReplying to Requests Printing Messages and RequestsDisplaying Console Messages Starting Setup Program Setup ScreenCustomizing HP Easytime/XL Actions Menu Defaults for Scheduled BackupsDisabling Functions Enabling FunctionsDefaults for Console Messages 10 Console DefaultsExiting Setup Program Canceling a Startup ScreenSaving Setup Choosing a Startup ScreenSolving Problems Print File ProblemsPrinter Problems Session Problems Message Terminal is not respondingSolving Problems HP Easytime/XL Reference Requests and Messages Console Management ScreenResponding to Requests Request Forms Aligned OK Y/N? device ldev nMessage is not Write ENABLED. device ldev n Responding to MessagesMessage Load Next Media for Restore ON. device ldev n To Scroll KeysCursor Movement Keys To Move in a Dialog BoxFunction Keys Press this key Does thisA list of values, Select selects Field Definitions Session Management Screen Field Name Means thisFile Management Print File Management Print File Management ScreenForm has been loaded and requires Printer Management Printer Management ScreenJob Management Job Management ScreenBackup Management Screen Console Management HP Easytime/XL Options Printer OptionSet Printer Store Options Store OptionsRestore Options Restore OptionsBackup Device Option 12 Set Backup DeviceBackup Options Backup OptionsWildcard Characters This character RepresentsWildcard Characters 108 Index 110 Set View, 42, 52, 59, 68

e3000 MPE/iX Systems B1940-90005 specifications

The HP e3000 MPE/iX Systems B1940-90005 is a powerful computing solution that was designed to meet the needs of various organizations during its era. Released in the late 90s, this system stands as a testament to Hewlett-Packard's commitment to providing scalable and reliable computing solutions.

One of the main features of the B1940-90005 is its robust MPE/iX operating system, which is tailored specifically for the e3000 series. MPE/iX supports multitasking and features a rich set of built-in utilities, making it suitable for both business applications and high-volume transaction processing. The operating system supports a wide range of software applications, enabling users to manage databases, handle inventory, and streamline various business processes efficiently.

The B1940-90005 is equipped with powerful hardware components, including advanced processors that deliver high performance and reliability. Its architecture supports multiple configurations, allowing organizations to scale their computing resources according to their specific needs. The system is designed for high availability, featuring built-in redundancy in key components to minimize downtime and ensure continuous operation.

Memory and storage capabilities in the B1940-90005 are noteworthy. It supports substantial RAM, which enhances multitasking capabilities and overall system performance. The system can be paired with a variety of storage options, including hard disk drives and tape backups, ensuring data integrity and security.

Networking capabilities are another highlight of the B1940-90005. The system features connectivity options that allow for easy integration with other networked devices. This enables seamless communication between different systems and paves the way for efficient data sharing and collaboration across departments.

Additionally, the B1940-90005 system is known for its security features, which include robust user authentication and access controls. This is particularly important for businesses that handle sensitive information, as it helps in safeguarding data against unauthorized access.

Lastly, the HP e3000 MPE/iX Systems B1940-90005 is appreciated for its ease of maintenance and support. HP offered extensive documentation and customer support services, ensuring organizations could easily troubleshoot and resolve issues as they arose.

In summary, the HP e3000 MPE/iX Systems B1940-90005 combines a powerful operating system, solid hardware, extensive networking capabilities, and strong security features, making it a reliable choice for businesses that required robust computing solutions in a competitive landscape.
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