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Once you have connected the required terminal(s), decide which one you want to use as
the system console:
• If it is a graphic terminal, no additional operation is required
• If it is an ASCII terminal, you need to:
– Switch the terminal on
– Press the appropriate key to activate the terminal setup menu
Note: For information about the key(s) used to activate the terminal setup menu and how
to set the required options, refer to the terminal specific documentation.
– Check that the following options are set as specified below:
Communication Options
Line Speed (baud rate)
Word Length (bits per character)
Parity
Number of Stop Bits
Interface
Line Control
Keyboard and Display Options
Screen
Row and Column
Scroll
Auto LF (line feed)
Line Wrap
Forcing Insert
Tab
Operating Mode
Turnaround Character
Enter
Return
New Line
Send
Insert Character
– After having successfully completed the console setup, you can switch it off.
Note: Remember that the above settings must be performed for all ASCII terminals
connected to the system before you use them. Refer to the specific terminal
documentation for detailed information.
9600
8
no (none)
2
RS-232C (or RS-422A)
IPRTS
normal
24x80
jump
off
on
line (or both)
field
echo
CR
return
new line
CR
page
space
CPU Drawer Setup Procedure
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