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3. Insert the feature diskette (see Figure 6-3) and, holding the Alt 1M L
Address switch in position 1, press and release the IML button; then
release the Alt IML Address switch. Within 2 minutes, the 8421
indicator code will be a flashing 1011.
4. Insert the customized system diskette. Within 1 minute, the 8421
indicator code wi II be a flashing 1110.
5. Insert the feature diskette again. Within 1 minute, the 8421 indicator
codes will be a steady 0001. If you are using a 3279, refer to Appendix E
for convergence procedure.
6. Look for a 3-digit sequence number in the upper-left corner of the 3278
or 3279 screen. The first one is 001. Beneath the sequence number are
Xs that are replaced by keying in the response to sequence number 001
(below). If the entered response is acceptable, a new sequence number
will be displayed. If the response is unacceptable, an operator code will
be displayed at the upper, center portion of the screen. See Figure 6-4
for the meaning of the displayed code.
Sequence
N:~perator
Code
Response
00 1
. XX
Cursor
Note: If a 76- or B8-key Japanese English or Japanese Katakana key-
board is used, press the key circled in Figure 6-2 before proceeding.
The keyboard will be locked for about 10 seconds. When the keyboard
unlocks, continue.
Key in the following characters in response to sequence number 001:
Press ENTER.
1234567890ABCDEF
t
~
This number must
match the Validation
Spacebar
Number on the
featu re and system
diskette labels.
Note: Use only the cursor move keys to reposition the cursor during this
procedure.
7. Key in a 0 (zero) in response to sequence number 011. Press ENTER.
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