IBM 6360 Product Support Manual page 2

PREFACE
This manual is written for use by experienced US
and World Trade service personnel. Refer to other
product publications if additional information is
needed.
The display formats shown in this manual are
subject to minor changes due to software improve-
ments. Future versions of this manual will reflect
any changes.
Where applicable, component locator drawings,
adjustments, and other service aids are given by
module. This manual is in seven sections.
Where applicable, component locator drawings,
adjustments, and other service aids are given by
module. This manual is in nine sections.
The- 25-Line Display, Large Display, Keyboard,
and Diskette sections contain service information,
adjustments, and removal/replacement
procedures. In the diskette section, the type 2D
head is shown only when it is necessary for
adjustments or removal.
The Display, Keyboard, and Diskette sections
contain service information, adjustments, and
removal/replacement procedures.
The System Electronics/Power Supply section
contains service information and removal/replace-
ment procedures.
The Cables, Connectors, and Test Points section
helps locate test points in the system. Point to
point wiring is shown for tracing wires and voltages
through the system.
The Diagnostics section gives a summary of the
diagnostic package. Charts and flowcharts provide
reference information for operating procedures and
test results.
More detailed descriptions and operating instruc-
tions are provided for the diagnostic procedures
that are not self-explanatory. The display formats
that require interaction, and are not self-explana-
tory, are described.
The Intermittent Problem Diagnostic Approach
section is a guide to help service personnel solve
intermittent system problems. These procedures
should be used only after MAPs have failed to
isolate the problem.
The Operating Instructions section lists some of
the basic menu sequences available to the operator.
These menus permit the operator to perform
tasks and functions that are available in the IBM
Licensed Program Textpack I. Since customer
applications, menu sequences, and basic system
operation are a result of software programs, the
most current Operator Reference Guide should
always be used as a reference source for system
operation or function.