Ibm SpotLine M110 Bedienungsanleitung

SpotLine TM M110 User Guide

10 2.0 Getting Started 3.1 Installation Follow these steps to install your SpotLine M110: v Connect a VGA monitor to the monitor port. v Connect

11 3.2 Setup There are a number of configuration parameters that can be setup for your terminal. If you are only using it as a serial asynchronous

12 3.0 Usage 4.1 Configuration Setup All the parameters of the terminal are accessible from on-screen menus, once you have powered up the unit. To

13 While the menus are all different, the following keys always work the same: v Press the TAB and UP/DOWN keys to navigate to any menu item. The

14 Language: Specify the language set you will use. Keyboard: Specify the keyboard nationality. Color Setup:

15 Beeper: Allows you to select the volume of the beeper.Beeper High Medium Low Off

16 Status Line: Allows you to select the position of the Status Line Screen Saver: Allows you to activate or de-activate the screen pow

17 The F1 Menu Selections for this screen are: Type: Specifies the usage type (Terminal, Printer, Rtelnet, Rtty) Speed: Spe

18 Flow: Specifies the transmission protocol (NONE, DTR, XON/XOFF, XPC.) Line: Specify the nature of the connection to the serv ( Direct

194.1.3 Sessions This menu specifies the different parameters relative to the different simultaneous sessions: Sn: Se

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20 Keyboard: Specifies the codes to use for the keyboard (Scan Codes or ASCII) Monitor: Specifies color or monochrome Media: Specifies wh

214.1.3.a Term: The field TERM was added to the Set-up Menu to enable physical locations to be identified. All Telnet connections to a host computer

22 4.1.4 Network Parameters Use this screen to set your network configuration parameters, including Internet Address. Usually you only need to set

23 Name Server: Not used at this time File Server: Not used at this time SubNet Mask: Use of a SubNet allows the separation of this network from

24 4.1.4.a Print Server: To use your terminal as a print server, set the parameters as follows: If you are using SCO UNIX; ensure that you have a c

25 Active: For activation of Print Server (No, Yes) Protocol: Setup Protocol (Rtty/Parallel) for Remote TTY < go to

26 Mode: Mode Selection (Local, LPR) Destination Host: Selection from host table Queue Name: Select the host computer and the queue name

27 4.1.8 Exit without Saving This option allows you to abandon any changes made: All parameters remain as they were when the menu was firs

28 4.2 Reverse Telnet Using the SpotLine M110 Terminal as a Terminal Server A Reverse Telnet functionality has been added to the SpotLine M110 Term

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3 FCC Statement This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not

30 4.3 Remote TTY for Unix Systems Remote TTY functionality makes it possible for Unix based systems (SCO Unix of AIX) to read or write data on seri

31 Copy the appropriate file to the hard disk. Note: The file for SCO Unix is named ’rttyd.SCO’ while the file for AIX versions 3.2, 4.1 and 4.2

32 4.4 Reversal of the LED’s for Num. Lock and Caps Lock Depending upon which keyboard protocol you select, you may want to reverse when the LED’s l

33 4.6 Function Key Under some of the terminals emulation modes (ANSI/SCO and AT386/IX), it is possible for user programs to program the function k

34 Key x hexadecimal F 1 0 30h F 2 1 31h F 3 2 32h F 4 3 33h F 5 4 34h F 6 5 35h F 7 6 36h F 8 7 37h F 9 8 38

35 4.7 Multiscreen Session Switching All SpotLine terminals support multiple simultaneous sessions. To switch between the different sessions (virtua

36 4. Activate mscreen from SpotLine Terminal mscreen (enter) Switching Sessions are now available Alt F1...session 1 Alt F2...session 2 Alt F3..

37Alternatively, press F1 to see the table of host names and numbers that you (or your system administrator) has set up. Select the host that you wi

38 4.0 Software Configuration This chapter describes how to configure the host computer to tell it about your SpotLine terminal. 5.1 SCO XENIX/Uni

39 Your first time through you will be prompted: [You need to configure remote printing] Select [OK] Select àAdd Remote UNIX printer Enter the na

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40 5.1.3 Use as a Serial Terminal Under SCO Unix or XENIX, your SpotLine M110 should be configured as an ANSI terminal, just like the terminal sessi

41 5.2 Use with IBM’s AIX Unix 5.2.1 Use as a Serial AIX Terminal Device It is recommended that you use the “Ansi/SCO” emulation mode for the termi

42 No setup is required on an AIX host to support a SpotLine M110 terminal as a network terminal running a Telnet session. However, your system admin

43 You may now use the printer attached to the appropriate port on the SpotLine M110 terminal. For example: lp -d LocalQName /etc/hosts should pri

44 Communications port parameters: Set the baud rate, stop/start bits, etc. Session parameters: Choose the Ansi/SCO emulation option Select AS

45 5.0 Cabling As a LAN terminal, please follow all the worldwide standards for 10BaseT cabling. Ensure that hubs are used when needed for 10BaseT.

46 Pin 3 TD Transmit Data Pin 2 RD Receive Data Pin 5 GND Ground Pin 4 DTR Data Terminal Ready 25 Pin Serial Server (Male) to 9 Pin Serial Port 1 o

476.0 Emulation This section is provided only for those users who wish to know the details of the emulation modes and protocols of the SpotLine M11

48 Insert 1F 0F Home 1F 1C End 1F 02 Page Up 1F 12 Page Down 1F 03 F1 1F 80 F2 1F 81 F3 1F 82 F4 1F 83 F5

49 7.3 Screen Control Parameters (All values in Hexadecimal) Cursor to Top Line 0D (^M) Next Line 0A (^J) Cursor Left 08 (^H) Cursor Right

56.1 Terminal to Host Cabling... 45 6.2 Serial Printer Cabling..

50Flashing Video 1B 63 (Esc c) Underline 1B 64 (Esc d) Video Dim 1B 65 (Esc e) Video Bright 1B 68 (Esc h) Reset Attributes 1B 61 (Esc a) Se

517.4 Local Printer Control Codes - ANSI and AT386 Emulation When using the ANSI or AT386 emulation modes of the SpotLine M110, the following codes

52 7.5 Additional ESC Commands The SpotLine M110 is designed to support up to 16 sessions; eight on the serial 1 connection and eight on the serial

53 Reverse Direction of Serial Port When the serial port is selected as “Printer” in the Type field of Port Configuration in the Setup Menu, you ma

54 7.0 Warranty SpotLine Inc. warrants the SpotLine M110 terminal, excluding such items as software, diskettes and related documentation, will be f

61.0 Introduction The SpotLine M110 is part of a new generation of asynchronous/LAN terminals designed for all multi-user environments, from microco

7 Standardization: The SpotLine M110 is designed to work with industry standard keyboards, monitors and printers, enabling simple replacement and mai

8 1.0 Specifications The principal characteristics of the SpotLine M110 are: EMULATION: The SpotLine M110 has a number of built-in emulation modes

9 PARALLEL PRINTER: The parallel printer port supports a local printer off the terminal. The buffer allows for the rapid transmission of data from t