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Non-SNA Attachment
Sample exec file for attaching to a LOCAL 3174 NON SNA port
/* Signal JUST_VM
'DISABLE XXXX'
'ATT 1601 TO RSCSCOAX AS XXXX'
'SMSG RSCSCOAX STOP PRTXXXX'
'SMSG RSCSCOAX DELET PRTXXXX'
'SMSG RSCSCOAX DEFINE PRTXXXX LINE XXXX TYPE 3270P PARM BUF=2560'
Use as approriate:
/* 'SMSG RSCSCOAX DEFINE PRTXXXX LINE 1601 TYPE 3270P PARM COMP=NO' */
/* 'SMSG RSCSCOAX DEFINE PRTXXXX PARM VFC=YES SEP=YES' */
/* 'SMSG RSCSCOAX DEFINE PRTXXXX PARM VFC=YES SEP=NO' */
/* 'SMSG RSCSCOAX DEFINE PRTXXXX PARM VFC=NO SEP=NO TR=ASISCC' */
/* 'SMSG RSCSCOAX DEFINE PRTXXXX PARM VFC=NO SEP=NO TR=TEXT FEAT=AT' */
/* 'SMSG RSCSCOAX DEFINE PRTXXXX PARM VFC=NO SEP=NO ' */
'SMSG RSCSCOAX DEFINE PRTXXXX PARM VFC=NO SEP=NO'
'SMSG RSCSCOAX START PRTXXXX CLASS * QUEUE FIFO FORM *'
JUST_VM:
'CP SPOOL PRINT TO RSCSCOAX'
'CP TAG DEV PRT TO PRTXXXX SYSTEM 1'
'CP TA DE PRT PRTXXXX SYSTEM 1'
Physical and Logical Unit Types
This section describes some of the Physical Unit (PU) types and Logical Unit (LU)
types that you are likely to use when configuring this printer on your host system.
Generally, the PU defines the type of communications relationship that the HOST
VTAM has with a communications controller such as a 3174 control unit or a
controller inside a printer such as a 3820 or 3935. Alternatively, it can describe the
relationship that one host VTAM has to another host VTAM or equivalent, such as
an AS/400.
Physical Unit (PU) types and examples
Physical Units, as implied, are part of the physical hardware such as a control unit
(3174). VTAM and NCP use various PU types in conjunction with the Logical Unit
(LU) types to define the device and logical session to be established with an SNA
network.
PU type 2
The PU type 2 is the physical unit type that is required for an LU type 0, type 1, or
type 3 (see LU type description following). Examples of PU type 2 are 3174 control
units.
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