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7.
Close your PC or PS/2.
8.
Plug one end of the twinaxial cable into the 15-pin socket on the back
of the 5250 twinax card. Tighten the screws. AT- shaped connector
probably already is connected to the other end of the twinaxial cable.
It not, connect it. Finally, connect the twinaxial cable from the 5394
controller or AS/400 to the T-shaped connector.
9.
It your PC or PS/2 is not the last station on the line, remember to
connect the twinaxial cable leading to the next station. It your PC or
PS/2 is the last station, you must "terminate" the twinaxial cable. You
may do this either by attaching a cable terminator to the T-connector
on the cable or by setting the terminator switch on the 5250 twinax
card. See the card's instructions tor detailed information on the
terminator switch.
10. Plug your PC or PS/2 back in and turn it on. It should function
normally.
It your hardware or software does not operate properly after hardware
installation, this may be due to conflict between cards. Remove all
non-essential cards from your PC or PS/2 and reinsert them one at a
time until you identify the conflicting card. See the card's instructions to
change conflicting addresses.
1.4
AS/400 PC Support Installation
Type the following command and press Enter to start the AS/400 PC
Support installation process:
INSTALL
This command invokes the installation batch tile INSTALL.BAT, which is
included in IBM's AS/400 PC Support package. The installation process
automatically creates a directory named PCS on your PC or PS/2, copies
AS/400 PC Support tiles into that directory and creates the tile
CON FIG.PCS.
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