HP 9000 Series 300 Manuals

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HP 9000 Series 300 Tutorials Manual (306 pages)

Device I/O and User Interfacing HP-UX Concepts and Tutorials

Brand: HP | Category: Desktop | Size: 9.09 MB

Table of Contents
5
1 Interfacing Concepts

13
- Variation between Computer Systems
  13
- Manual Organization
  14
- DIL Interfacing Subroutines
  15
- General Interface Concepts
  17
  - Definition
    17
  - Interface Functions
    18
  - Handshake I/O
    19
    
    Handshake Input
    19
    
    Handshake Output
    19
  - HP-IB Protocol
    20
- The HP-IB Interface
  21
  - General Structure
    21
  - Handshake Lines
    22
  - Bus Management Control Lines
    25
    
    ATN: the Attention Line
    26
    
    EOI: the End or Identify Line
    26
    
    IFC: the Interface Clear Line
    26
    
    REN: the Remote Enable Line
    26
    
    SRQ: the Service Request Line
    27
- The GPIO Interface
  27
2 General-Purpose Routines

29
- Additional Series 300 Routines
  32
- Opening Interface Special Files
  32
- Closing Interface Special Files
  34
- Low-Level Read/Write Operations
  35
  - Example
    37
- Designing Error Checking Routines
  38
  - The Errno Variable
    38
  - Using Errno
    38
    
    The Errno.h Header File
    38
    
    Displaying Errno
    39
    
    Error Handlers
    40
- Resetting Interfaces
  41
- Locking an Interface
  42
- Controlling I/O Parameters
  43
- Determining Why a Read Terminated
  52
  - Example
    53
- Interrupts
  55
  - Series 300 and 800 Interrupt Support
    55
    
    HP-IB Interrupts
    55
    
    GPIO Interrupts
    56
    
    Io_On_Interrupt
    56
    
    Io_Interrupt_Ctl
    59
3 Controlling the HP-IB Interface

61
- Overview of HP-IB Commands
  62
  - Unlisten
    63
  - Untalk
    64
  - Device Clear
    65
  - Local Lockout ~5
    65
  - Serial Poll Enable
    65
  - Serial Poll Disable
    65
  - TRIGGER (Group Execute Trigger)
    65
  - Selected Device Clear
    66
  - Go to Local
    66
  - Parallel Poll Configure
    66
  - Parallel Poll Enable
    66
  - Parallel Poll Disable
    66
- Overview of HP-IB DIL Routines
  67
  - Standard DIL Routines
    67
  - HP-IB: the Computer's Role
    69
    
    Available Subroutines Versus Controller Role
    69
    
    Ground Rules
    69
- Bus Citizenship: Surviving Multi-Device/Multi-Process
  71
  - Hp-Ib
    71
  - Io_Lock and Io_ Unlock
    71
  - Io_Burst
    72
  - Hpib_Io
    72
- Opening the HP-IB Interface File
  73
- Sending HP-IB Commands
  73
  - Errors While Sending Commands
    76
  - Changing Parity on Commands
    77
- Active Controller Role
  77
  - Determining Active Controller
    78
  - Setting up Talkers and Listeners
    79
    
    Auto-Addressing
    79
    
    Using Hpib_Send_Cmnd
    82
    
    Calculating Talk and Listen Addresses
    83
    
    An Example Configuration
    84
    
    Locking out Local Control
    85
    
    Remote Control of Devices
    85
    
    Enabling Local Control
    86
    
    Triggering Devices
    86
    
    Data Output
    87
    
    Transferring Data
    87
    
    Data Input
    89
    
    Clearing HP-IB Devices
    90
  - Responding to Service Requests
    91
    
    Monitoring the SRQ Line
    91
    
    Processing the Service Request
    93
  - Parallel Polling
    94
    
    Configuring Parallel Poll Responses
    95
    
    Conducting a Parallel Poll
    99
    
    Disabling Parallel Poll Responses
    99
    
    Errors During Parallel Polls
    101
  - Waiting for a Parallel Poll Response
    102
    
    Calculating the Mask
    102
    
    Calculating the Sense
    103
    
    Example
    104
  - Serial Polling
    106
    
    Conducting a Serial Poll
    106
    
    Errors During Serial Poll
    108
  - Passing Control
    109
    
    What if Control Is Not Accepted
    109
    
    Errors While Passing Control
    110
  - Controlling the ATN Line
    111
  - Changing the Interface Bus Address
    111
- System Controller Role
  112
  - Determining System Controller
    112
  - System Controller's Duties
    114
    
    Hpib_Abort
    114
    
    Errors During Hpib_Abort and Hpib_Ren_Ctl
    115
    
    Hpib_Abort
    115
    
    Hpib_Ren_Ctl
    115
- The Computer as a Non-Active Controller
  117
  - Checking Controller Status
    117
  - Requesting Service
    118
    
    Errors While Requesting Service
    120
  - Responding to Parallel Polls
    121
    
    Calculating the Response
    122
    
    Limitations of Hpib_Card_Ppollresp
    122
    
    Error Conditions
    123
    
    Hpib_Ppollresp_Ctl
    123
  - Disabling Parallel-Poll Response
    124
  - Accepting Active Control
    125
    
    Errors While Waiting on Status
    126
  - Determining When You Are Addressed
    127
- Combining I/O Operations into a Single Subroutine Call
  132
  - The Mode Component
    133
  - The Terminator Component
    135
  - The Count Component
    135
  - The Buf Component
    136
  - Allocating Space
    136
  - Example
    137
  - Locating Errors in Buffered I/O Operations
    139
4 Controlling the GPIO Interface

143
- Interface Configuration
  143
  - Creating the GPIO Interface File
    143
- Interface Control Limitations
  144
- Using DIL Subroutines
  144
  - Resetting the Interface
    145
  - Performing Data Transfers
    146
  - Using Status and Control Lines
    147
    
    Reading STIO and Stll
    148
  - Controlling Data Path Width
    149
  - Controlling Transfer Speed
    150
    
    GPIO Timeouts
    150
  - Burst Transfers
    151
  - Read Terminations
    151
    
    Determining Why a Read Operation Terminated
    151
    
    Specifying a Read Termination Pattern
    151
  - Interrupts
    151
- Location of the DIL Subroutines A-I
  153
- The GPIO Interface
  154
  - Data Lines
    154
  - Handshake Lines
    154
  - Special-Purpose Lines
    155
  - Data Handshake Methods
    155

HP 9000 Series 300 Manual (230 pages)

Using the BASIC 5.0/5.1 System

Brand: HP | Category: Desktop | Size: 6.94 MB

Table of Contents
5
Introduction to Using the BASIC System

9
Chapter 1: Loading BASIC into Memory

11
- Turn on Computer
  12
- Is BASIC Loaded and Ready for Use
  14
- What to Do Next
  15
Chapter 2: Introduction to the System

15
Chapter 3: Mass Storage Concepts

43
Chapter 4: Loading and Running Programs

64
- A Brief Look at Loading and Running Programs
  64
- A Closer Look at Loading Programs
  67
  - Using LOAD
    67
  - Using GET
    68
- A Closer Look at Running Programs
  70
  - Prerun
    70
  - Normal Program Execution
    71
  - Live Keyboard
    72
  - Example of Controlling Program Execution
    72
- What to Do Next
  77
Chapter 5: Using Directories and Files

79
Chapter 6: Editing and Storing Programs

122
- Entering and Storing Programs (Overview)
  122
  - Terminology
    122
  - Getting into EDIT Mode
    124
  - Correcting Typing Mistakes
    125
  - Storing the Line
    125
  - Entering Program Lines
    125
  - Upper-Case or Lower-Case Letters
    127
  - Keys Used for Editing the Current Line
    128
  - Keys Used for Scrolling the Program
    130
  - Inserting Lines
    131
  - Deleting and Recalling Lines
    132
  - Copying Lines (by Changing Line Numbers)
    133
  - Getting out of EDIT Mode
    133
  - Listing the Program
    134
  - Storing the Program
    134
  - Running the Program
    134
- A Closer Look at Editing
  135
  - More Details about Getting into EDIT Mode
    135
  - Typing-Aid Softkey Menu Changes (ITF Keyboards Only)
    136
  - A Closer Look at Listing a Program
    137
  - Global Editing Operations
    139
  - Indenting a Program
    140
  - Finding Textual Patterns
    143
  - Search-And-Replace Operations
    145
  - Copying Program Segments
    146
  - Moving Program Segments
    146
  - Deleting Multiple Lines
    147
- Making Programs Readable
  148
  - Contrast between Documented and Undocumented Programs
    149
  - General Recommendations for Commenting Programs
    151
- Software Security
  152
  - Preventing Programs from Being Listed
    152
  - Other Security Measures
    153
  - A Closer Look at Storing Programs
    154
    
    Using STORE
    155
    
    Using SAVE
    155
  - What to Do Next
    157
Chapter 7 : ITF Keyboards

158
- BASIC ITF Keyboard Overlays
  158
- Character Entry Keys
  160
- Cursor-Control Keys
  163
- Numeric Keypad
  164
- Editing Keys
  165
- Program Control Keys
  167
- System Control Keys
  168
- Softkeys and Softkey Control
  170
Chapter 8: HP 98203B/C Keyboards

176
- Character Entry Keys
  176
- Numeric Keypad
  179
- Editing Keys
  181
- System Control Keys
  184
- Softkeys
  186
- Program Control Keys
  187
Chapter 9 : HP 98203A Keyboards

188
- Cursor-Control Keys
  188
- Editing Keys
  188
- System Control Keys
  188
Index

212

HP 9000 Series 300 Owner's Manual (162 pages)

Workstation Controllers

Brand: HP | Category: Controller | Size: 1.26 MB

Table of Contents
9
Product Description
13
The HP 9000 Model 382 Controller
13
Features
13
Memory
15
Graphics
15
Built-In Interfaces
16
Internal Mass Storage Devices
19
Hardware Architecture
19
Operating Systems
20
Using Your Manuals
21
Overview
21
Chapter Contents
21
Finding Documents for Speci C Tasks
22
Hardware Installation
22
Software Installation
23
System Operation
24
Solving Problems
24
Starting Your System
25
Chapter Contents
25
Initially con Guring Your System
25
Using the Command Line to Log in
27
Setting up a User Account
29
Selecting a New Password
31
Running the Passwd Command
32
Logging out
33
Exiting Temporarily
34
Exiting (Logging Out) for an Extended Period
34
Exiting Using the HP VUE Front Panel
34
Shutting down
35
Options for Your Starting and Working Environment
36
Activating the X Window System
36
Activating HP VUE
37
Logging in and Using HP VUE
38
Logging out of HP VUE
39
Using the Command Line
41
Chapter Contents
41
The Command Line Prompt
41
Running Commands
42
Working with Shells
43
Basics of Shells: Characteristics, Choosing and Using
43
Shell Features
44
Determining Your Login Shell
45
Using Key Shell: Visual Help for Korn Shell
46
Displaying the HP-UX Manual Pages from the Command Line
47
For more Information
47
Using Files and Directories with Command Lines
48
Creating Directories
48
Moving and Copying Files between Directories
49
Copying Files
49
Removing Files and Directories
50
Viewing and Printing Files
52
Printing a File with Lp
52
Editing Files
54
Starting VI
54
Selecting Editing Functions
54
Positioning the Cursor
55
Saving Your Work and Quitting
55
For more Information on VI
56
Networking Overview
57
Copying Files Using Ftp
58
Preparing to Use Ftp
58
Transferring Files with Ftp
59
Copying Files Remotely Using Rcp
60
Logging in on Another Computer Using Rlogin
63
Displaying Remote Graphical Programs Locally
64
For more Information
65
Backing Up, Restoring, and Updating Your Software
67
Backing up Your System and Software
68
Creating a Recovery System
68
Backing up Your File Systems
70
Restoring Individual Files
73
Restoring Your Operating System Using the Recovery Tape
76
For more Information
78
Con Guring HP-UX for Printers and Drives
79
Chapter Contents
79
Preparing for Installation
80
Testing the Printer Installation
83
Finding the Status of Existing SCSI Bus Addresses
85
Software Installation of the Hard Disk Drive Upgrade
86
Testing Your Installation
89
Testing Your Installation
92
Archiving Files to a Flexible Disk
93
Retrieving Files from a Flexible Disk
93
Mounting a New Flexible Disk
94
Removing and Inserting a File-System Flexible Disk
95
Installing the CD ROM Drive with SAM
97
Testing Your Installation
99
Mounting the New CD ROM Drive
99
Removing and Inserting a Disc
100
For more Information
101
Testing Your Installation
105
DDS Tape Drive LED Indicators
106
Maximum Usage of DDS Cassettes
108
In Case of DICulty
108
Dealing with Problems
109
Chapter Contents
109
Interpreting Error Messages During Boot
110
Interpreting the LED Indicators
112
Dealing with HP VUE Problems
115
Logging in with HP VUE When All else Fails
116
Re-Setting the VRX Special Device Files with Mknod
117
Managing a Boot Failure
118
Boot Device Problems
120
Recovering from a System Panic
122
Procedures for Recovering from a System Panic
124
Dealing with Network Failures
128
Appendix Contents
129
Using the Boot ROM con Guration Mode
129
Con Guring for Automatic Operating System Selection
129
For more Information
137
Glossary
139
Index
155

HP 9000 Series 300 Hardware Configuration Manual (157 pages)

Brand: HP | Category: Controller | Size: 5.51 MB

HP 9000 Series 300 Service Handbook (108 pages)

Brand: HP | Category: Controller | Size: 0.91 MB

Table of Contents
11
Produd Information
19
Controllers and Expanders
19
Features
19
Memory
21
System Graphics
21
Built-In Interfaces
22
Internal Mass Storage Devices
22
Keyboards
22
Supported Accessory Cards
23
DI0-11 Accessory Cards
23
Supported DIO-I Accessory Cards
23
DIO-I Accessory Cards
23
HP 46021B ITF Keyboard
23
Operating Systems
24
Hp-Ux
24
Support
25
Hardware Support
25
Field Repair Philosophy
25
Schematics
25
Supported Configurations
25
Repair Services
26
Hardware Support Services
26
Product Identification
27
Environmental, Installation and Preventive Maintenance
29
Technical Information
29
Environmental
29
Electrical
30
Regulatory
30
Physical
31
Controllers
31
Expanders
31
Installation and Getting Started
32
Controller Systems and Products
32
Preventive Maintenance
32
Configurations Introduction
33
System Bundles
33
Model 362 and 382 Controller BASIC System Bundles
34
Keyboard Differences
35
Key Differences
35
HP 98203C Keyboard
36
Boot ROM Functions
37
Configuration Control Mode
37
Configuration Control Mode Menu
37
Configuring the Internal Interfaces
38
Internal Interface Default Values
39
Built-In Interface Default Configurations
39
Example Interface Configuration
40
Auto System Selection Mode
42
The Menu
43
Menu Options
43
System Selection Example
44
Error Messages
45
Configuration Mode Entry Error Messages
46
Finding the HP-UX SCSI Bus Addresses
47
HP-UX Program for SCSI Addresses
48
Internal Mass Storage Configurations
49
Hard Disk Drive Configurations
49
Hard Disk Drive Configuration Jumper Locations
49
Self-Seek, Parity and Wait/Spin Jumpers
50
Hard Disk Drive Configuration Jumper Functions
50
SCSI Bus Address Jumpers
51
Flexible Disk Drive Configurations
51
Hard Disk Drive SCSI Bus Address Jumper Settings
51
Flexible Disk Drive Configuration Jumper Locations
52
Function Jumpers
53
SCSI Bus Address
54
CD ROM Disk Drive
54
Flexible Disk Drive SCSI Bus Addresses and Jumper Settings
54
SCSI Bus Address
55
CD ROM Configuration Jumper Locations
55
Parity
56
Audio Use
56
External SCSI Cables
56
SCSI Cable Rules
57
Supported Accessory Cards
57
DIO-I Accessory Cards
58
Supported DIO-I Accessory Cards
58
Graphics Configuration
58
LAN Type
60
LAN Board Configuration Jumper
60
Troubleshooting
61
Introduction to Troubleshooting
61
Analytic Troubleshooting
61
Troubleshooting Procedures
62
Troubleshooting Flowcharts
62
Troubleshooting: Main Flowchart
63
Troubleshooting: Problems While Booting
64
Troubleshooting: Problems While Booting (Continued)
65
Controller Power Checkout Procedures
66
Power
66
Voltage Test Points and Tolerances Red Wire to Pin
67
Memory Configurations and Addressing
68
Model 362 Memory Troubleshooting
68
Example: Total Memory of 8 Mbytes
68
Model 382 Memory Troubleshooting
69
Example: Total Memory of 8 Mbytes
69
Model 382 Controller RAM Addresses
69
Example: Total Memory of 24 Mbytes
70
Diagnostics
71
Boot ROM Self-Tests
71
UNEXPECTED USE of (Address) Failure Messages
72
Failure Indications
73
General Description of Failure Codes
73
State and Failure Codes
74
Self-Test LED State and Failure Codes for Interfaces
74
Test Mode
77
Self Test Control Menu
78
Continuous Self-Tests
78
Extended Self-Tests
79
Test Memory
79
Memory Configurations and Addressing
80
Set Defaults
80
Run Tests
80
SCSI Interface and Device Testing
80
Normal SCSI Testing
80
SCSI Exerciser Testing
81
Using the HP-UX Ce.utilities
82
Adjustments
85
Peripherals
87
Parts Lists
89
Introduction
89
HP A2246A DIO-I Bus Expander
89
• HP A2247 a DI0-11 Bus Expander
89
Diagrams
99
Controllers
99
Functional Block Diagram
100
References
101
Service Documentation
101
System Installation and Getting Started Documentation
102
Upgrade Documentation
103
Service Notes
105
Place Service Notes here
105
Index
107

HP 9000 Series 300 Installation Reference (93 pages)

Brand: HP | Category: Desktop | Size: 6.2 MB

Table of Contents
7
Chapter 1: Installing Your System

9
- Introduction
  9
- Getting Started
  9
- How this Reference Is Organized
  10
  - Your Computer's Parts
    12
- Installing Your Computer
  13
  - The Computer Section
    13
  - The Monitor Section
    16
  - The Keyboard Section
    25
  - The Video Display Section
    28
Chapter 2: Reading the Self-Test

31
- Self-Test Messages
  32
  - Status Messages
    35
  - Where to Go Next
    35
  - Error Messages
    36
  - Boot ROM Beeper
    36
  - Boot ROM Errors
    37
- Running an Extended Memory Test
  38
- What to Do When Errors Occur
  38
- Where to Get Help
  39
- Boot ROM Error Messages
  39
  - Where to Go Next
    39
- Notes
  40
Chapter 3: Reference

41
- Replacing the Fuse
  42
- Processor Board Switches
  43
- Human Interface Card Switches
  51
  - Human Interface Card Switches
    52
- System Interface Board Switches
  53
  - HP-IB and RS-232 Switches
    54
  - Optional Disc Interface Switches
    55
  - LA J Switches
    56
Chapter 4: Glossary

57
Chapter 5: Installing Add-On Accessories

59

HP 9000 Series 300 Service Training (85 pages)

Brand: HP | Category: Measuring Instruments | Size: 1.25 MB

Table of Contents
6
Course 0 B Jecti Ves
10
Student Performance Objectives
10
Prerequisites
11
Profile
11
Equipment/Material List
11
Hardware
11
Software
12
Nonstandard Tools
12
Library List
12
Student Materials
12
Instructor Materials
13
Presentation Materials
13
Electronic Reproduction Materials
13
How to Take this Course
13
Lesson Locations
14
Course Structure
14
Safety Procedures
15
Course Completion Checklist
16
HP 9000 Series 300, Models 362/382 Service Training
16
Features
18
Lesson Overview
18
Student Performance Objectives
18
Features (1)
19
Features (2)
19
Integrated Workstations
20
Sets of Products (1)
20
Sets of Products
20
Processors
21
Graphics
22
Mass Storage
23
Operating Systems
24
Key Points
25
Lesson 1 Quiz
28
Student Performance Objectives
38
Disassembly Tools (1)
64
Disassembly Tools
64
Disassembly
64
Integrated Controller Tools
66
Key Points
67
Key Points
68
Lesson 5 Quiz
70
Video Corredions and Additional Information
72
Anonymous FTP to Hpfcse
74
Lesson 1 Quiz Answers
76
Lesson 2 Quiz Answers
77
Lesson 3 Quiz Answers
78
Lesson 4 Quiz Answers
80
Lesson 5 Quiz Answers
81
HP 9000 Series 300, Models 362/382 Service Training
82

HP 9000 Series 300 Service Handbook (59 pages)

HP 9000 Series 300 Computers

Brand: HP | Category: Desktop | Size: 0.98 MB

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1 Interfacing Concepts

2 General-Purpose Routines

3 Controlling the HP-IB Interface

4 Controlling the GPIO Interface

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Introduction to Using the BASIC System

Chapter 1: Loading BASIC into Memory

Chapter 2: Introduction to the System

Chapter 3: Mass Storage Concepts

Chapter 4: Loading and Running Programs

Chapter 5: Using Directories and Files

Chapter 6: Editing and Storing Programs

Chapter 7 : ITF Keyboards

Chapter 8: HP 98203B/C Keyboards

Chapter 9 : HP 98203A Keyboards

Index

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