Control Data Corporation CYBER 170 Series Operator's Manual page 311

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L command 3-24
L display, central programmable display (DSD)
4-24
Label checking, mass storage 2-13,34; 3-12
. Label validation 2-13,34
Labeled tape, automatic assignment 3-9,10,11
LCF command 7-1
LDC command 3-28
Left blank (erase) key 1-4; 5-8
Left parenthesis key, use of 1-4; 5-7
Levels of system deadstart
Level 0 (initial) 2-11,36
Levell recovery 2-12,35
Level 2 recovery 2-12,36
Level 3 recovery 2-12,35
Limit, time 3-3; 5-9
Limits, service 3-4
Line printer operation, 580 D-3
Link removable packs 3-13
LOAD command 3-2
Load Deadstart Diagnostic Sequencer 2-1,8
Load pseudo A register 3-28
Loading a job 3-2
Loading paper, 580 printer D-4
Loading tape D-7,8
Local batch jobs
Queue priorities 3-4
Service limits 3-4
Local configuration file 7-1
Local operator (LOP) 7-1; C-2
Local operator commands 7-1,4
Local unload 3-11; 4-16
LOCK command 3-24
Logging of DSD commands 1-3; 3-1,26
Logically turn equipment off 3-12
Logically turn equipment on 3-12
Login, preventing G-I
Loss of power 3-25,26; F-1
LP command 3-2
LR command 3-2
LS command 3-2
LT command 3-2
M command 5-9
M display (DIS)- 5-1
M display (DSD) 4-8,12
Machine identification 8-1,2
Machine recovery utility (MREC) 2-35; 8-1
MAGNET command 3-19
MAGNET subsystem
Activating 3-19,22
Control point 2-27
Dropping 3-22
Magnetic tape controller 2-1,2,4
Magnetic tape, loading D-8
Magnetic tape status display 4-17
Magnetic tape unit operation D-7
Magnetic tape units
667/669 D-6
677/679 D-7
Magnetic tape, unloading 3-11; D-9
Mainframe errors F-2
MAINTENANCE command 2-27; 3-21
Maintenance deadstart 2-13
Managed table pointer 5-7
Mask bits 3-16
Mass storage configuration display 4-13
Mass storage device initialization
During deadstart 2-25
During normal operation 3-12
Mass storage device opera tion, 844 disk D-9
Mass storage device recovery 2-37
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Mass storage requirements 1-1
Mass storage status display 4-16
Mass storage vall.dation 2-34; 3-12,22,23
Mass storage utilities 6-1
Master clear channel 3-28
Maximum field length 3-5
Maximum number of permanent files 3-5
Maximum number of time-sharing origin jobs 3-4
Maximum size (PRUs) of
All indirect access files 3-6
Individual direct access files 3-6
Individual indirect access file 3-5,6
MCH command 3-28
MCS command 3-19
MCS subsystem 3-19,22
Memory confidence test 2-14
Memory check displays 2-i4
Memory displays (DIS) 5-1,4,5,10
Memory displays (DSD) 4-8 through 4-12
Memory entry commands 3-1,26; 5-10,11
MESSAGE command 3-9
Messages, opera tor B-1
Messages, opera tor to terminal user 3-9
Minus (-) key, use of 1-4; 5-7
MNPS, released value of 3-3
Mode, DEBUG 3-25
Mode, step 3-25,26
MODE switch setting 2-3
Modifying system 3-25
Monitor function step mode 3-25
Monitor functions (Y) display 4-39; 5-1
Monitoring of deadstart 2-13
MOUNT command 3-11
Mounting multispindle packs 3-13
MREC 2-35,41; 8-1
MS VALIDATION option 2-34; 3-22
MSAL command 3-7,12
MSF operation D-11
MSG command 7-5
MSS command 3-19
MSS, disable/enable processing 3-22
MSS MASTER, disable/enable processing 3-22
MSS subsystem
Activating 3-19,22
Control point 2-27
Dropping 3-22
K display 3-.32
Multimainframe considerations 2-35,41; 8-1; E-1
Multispindle devices (packs)
Configurating 3-13,15; 6-1
Definition C-2
Mounting 3-13
Multiterminal jobs
Queue priorities 3-4
Service limits 3-4
MXPS, released value of 3-3
N command 5-10
N display
DIS 5-1
File displays 4-27
NAM command 3-19,22
NAM initialization commands 7-1
NCF command 7-1
Network
Definition C-2
Element status codes 7-2
Idle 7-3
Terminate 7-3
Network access method 3-19,22; 7-1
Network configuration file 7-1
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