User manual XEROX XPAF 5.0 INSTALLATION KIT

[. . . ] Changes, technical inaccuracies, and typographic errors will be corrected in subsequent editions. This document was created using Word for Windows. The document was printed on a Xerox LPS. Safety precautions Radio frequency emissions WARNING: This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy. It may cause radio interference to radio communications if not installed according to the installation instructions. [. . . ] This option allows you to select the Default Emulation mode in which jobs should print when you encounter an MCK reset command. The selections are NRZ (non­return to zero) and NRZI (non­ return to zero inverted). The selection must correspond to the method of code transmission from the host computer system. This dialog allows you to enter an SDLC address and a 3­digit Terminal IDBLK followed by a three­digit terminal ID. The XPAF LPS uses a three digit Terminal ID for 3777 mode. This dialog selects the number (from 1 to 7) of SDLC frames that you can send to the XPAF LPS before acknowledgment and line turnaround are necessary. Data encoding mode XID code Window size XEROX XPAF LPS INSTALLATION PLANNING GUIDE 6­17 SYSTEM CONFIGURATION Table 6­5 SNA/SDLC settings Character code set Options (defaults appear bold) 7­bit ASCII EBCDIC ISO 6937 8­bit ASCII U. S. English UK English French Dutch Spanish Italian Danish Norwegian Finnish German Swedish Belgian Canadian French Special Table RJEWC03 Serial system configuration options­SNA/SDLC (continued) Description Only use EBCDIC in a normal SNA environment. Language Select the appropriate language table for your print jobs. Language Table Selection is not available in XPPM operation. Application ID You can enter an 8­character­maximum application ID (APPLID) field used in logon statements. The XPAF LPS uses this field to construct a formatted logon statement when you select auto logon. BUF512 Log mode name You can enter an 8­character­maximum LOGMODE field used in logon statements. The XPAF LPS uses this field to construct a formatted logon statement when you select auto logon and formatted logon from Print mode. Enter the time in hours, minutes, and seconds. Select the appropriate time zone for your location. Pass through mode IBM Xerox Automatic printing Enable Disable Line monitor trace Disable First and last window numbered Continuous User access Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Date & time Time zone Daylight savings MM/DD/YY HH:MM:SS Hawaii Pacific Mountain Central Eastern Atlantic GMT European Yes No Enable this option if daylight savings is in effect. XEROX XPAF LPS INSTALLATION PLANNING GUIDE 6­19 SYSTEM CONFIGURATION Figure 6­6. Checklist 11: Serial system configuration­SNA/SDLC Checklist 11: Serial system configuration­SNA/SDLC Port configuration 1st Interface Communication protocol: Current emulation: Line printer mode: Mode switching/default mode: Default emulation: 2nd Interface Communication protocol: Current emulation: Line printer mode: Mode switching/default mode: Default emulation: SDLC Data encoding mode: XID code: t t t t t t t t t t Parallel XDPM Enable Enable XDPM Parallel XDPM Enable Enable XDPM t t t t t t t t t t SNA/SDLC XPPM Disable Disable XPPM SNA/SDLC XPPM Disable Disable XPPM t t Async XScript t t Bisync HP LaserJet IID t t t XScript Async XScript t t t HP LaserJet IID Bisync HP LaserJet IID t XScript t HP LaserJet IID Window size: SNA Character code: Application Identification: Log mode name: Data field: Auto Logon: Line monitor format: Line/modem settings: Disconnect timer: Data monitor: Pass through mode: Other features Automatic printing: Line monitor trace window: User access: Date and time: Time zone: Daylight savings: t t NRZI NRZ SDLC Address: C1 Other:______ 3­digit terminal IDBLK: 010 Other: ______ +3­digit terminal ID: 000 Other: _____(Default = 010000) 7 SDLC frames Other: _______________________ (1­7 frames) t t EBCDIC t 7­bit ASCII ISO 6937 t 8­bit ASCII RJEWC03 Other: BUF512 Other: ________________________________________ t t Disable Enable t t t t t t SDLC headers SDLC/SNA headers & data t SNA headers SNA headers & data t Leased Switched 60 seconds Other: ________________(0­99 seconds) t Disable Enable t Xerox mode IBM mode t t t t t t Disable t Continuous Numbered t Level 3 Level 2 HH:MM:SS__________ t Pacific Mountain t Atlantic GMT No t Enable t 1st and last t Level 1 MM/DD/YY______ t Hawaii t Eastern t Yes t t Central European 6­20 XEROX XPAF LPS INSTALLATION PLANNING GUIDE SYSTEM CONFIGURATION Serial system configuration options­asynchronous Table 6­6 lists the serial system configuration asynchronous options. If you choose to use an asynchronous serial interface, complete Checklist 12: Serial system configuration­ asynchronous (figure 6­7). Your Xerox service representative uses the checklist during installation. Note: The asynchronous interface is not supported for XPPM. Settings Port configuration Options (defaults appear bold) 1st interface 2nd interface Serial system configuration options­asynchronous Description Select the 2nd interface. A three­stop process is used to configure the port: 1. Enable or disable the Line Printer Mode. Note: One port must be configured for parallel. Select Asynchronous configure the communication protocol. Communication protocol Current emulation Parallel SNA/SDLC Asynchronous Bisynchronous XDPM XPPM XScript HP LaserJet IID Enable Disable Mode switching/ Enable default mode Disable Line printer mode Default emulation XDPM XPPM XScript HP LaserJet IID 7­bit ASCII EBCDIC ISO 6937 8­bit ASCII This option allows you to select the Current Emulation mode used on the selected interface. You can select the XDPM, XPPM, XScript, or HP LaserJet IID emulation modes. [. . . ] Total description of logical structure, formats, and protocols of operation sequences for transmitting an information unit through the communication system. Software program that causes a system or component to artificially emulate the user. Process of releasing data from main memory and storing it temporarily until a peripheral device is ready to accept it (for example, storing text before sending it to a printer). One­page printout generated by a Xerox LPS containing information about the current interface used between the LPS and the host computer system, the encoding it uses, fonts in use, and errors within the current job that are detected by the system software. [. . . ]