Silicon Graphics IRIS Series Terminal Manual page 61

Appendix D
5. Install the IRIS Terminal host software.
This script does the following:
See Section D.4 for instructions on running these demonstration programs.
D.3 VMS Boot Procedures
The procedures for booting an IRIS Terminal are host-independent for both the
Ethernet boot (see Section 6.1) and the floppy disk boot (see Section 6.4). The
serial line boot procedure is different since the download command must be
explicitly run on the VMS host. The steps that follow describe the serial line
boot procedure for VMS.
If the
Boot Environment
Terminal will emulate a simple ASCII terminal interfaced to the host computer.
The user must then login and download the terminal software.
1. Connect a serial line from the host computer to
I/O Panel (see Section 4.6).
2. Set the
9) to "01100" where "0" means
Appendix A).
3. Set the
3) to a suitable baud rate (see Section 4.6 and Appendix A). For
example, to set the baud rate to 9600 baud, set these switches to "11"
("0" means
4. Set the Monitor
to the
5. Set the Cabinet
the
On
6. The IRIS Terminal will provide a simple ASCII terminal interface to
the host computer and display a login prompt. Login to an account
with permission to use the IRIS Terminal.
Version 1.3
(
tape drive name
$ ASSIGN
$ MOUNT/FOREIGN/NOWRITE/DENSITY=1600 TAPE
$ BACKUP/VERIFY/LOG TAPE:FORTR1C.BCK []*.*
$ @FRTINSTAL.COM
• Creates the FORTRAN version of the IRIS Graphics
Library (SGILIB.OLB).
• Compiles and links the demonstration programs with
SGILIB.OLB.
• Assembles and links the serial download program
(DLIRIS).
configuration switches are set to "01100", then the IRIS
Boot Environment
Serial Line Baud Rate
and "1" means
Closed
Power
position.
On
Power
position.
IRIS TERMINAL GUIDE
)
: TAPE
configuration switches (switches 5 through
Closed
configuration switches (switches 2 and
.
Open
switch located on the Monitor Control Panel
switch located on the front of the Cabinet to
on the Cabinet
Port 2
and "1" means
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Open