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  • Page 1 Order toll-free in the U.S.: Call 877-877-BBOX (outside U.S. call 724-746-5500) FREE technical support 24 hours a day, 7 days a week: Call 724-746-5500 or fax 724-746-0746 SUPPORT Mailing address: Black Box Corporation, 1000 Park Drive, Lawrence, PA 15055-1018 INFORMATION Web site: www.blackbox.com • E-mail: info@blackbox.com...
  • Page 2 LINKUP 5294 WITH DL5294 FIRMWARE FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION INDUSTRY CANADA RADIO FREQUENCY INTERFERENCE STATEMENTS This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio-frequency energy, and if not installed and used properly, that is, in strict accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions, may cause interference to radio communication.
  • Page 3 LINKUP 5294 WITH DL5294 FIRMWARE INSTRUCCIONES DE SEGURIDAD (Normas Oficiales Mexicanas Electrical Safety Statement) 1. Todas las instrucciones de seguridad y operación deberán ser leídas antes de que el aparato eléctrico sea operado. 2. Las instrucciones de seguridad y operación deberán ser guardadas para referencia futura.
  • Page 4 LINKUP 5294 WITH DL5294 FIRMWARE TRADEMARKS USED IN THIS MANUAL Apple ® and Macintosh ® are registered trademarks of Apple Computer, Inc. Centronics ® is a registered trademark of Centronics Corporation. COMPAQ ® is a registered trademark of Compaq Computer Corporation.

  • Page 5: Table Of Contents

    Rear Panel ..........................26 Electrical Characteristics ........................27 Power Specifications .........................27 Cable Pin Requirements ......................27 Installation ............................29 Installing the LinkUp 5294 and the Configuration Terminal..........29 6.1.1 Unpack the LinkUp 5294 ....................29 6.1.2 Install the LinkUp 5294 ....................29 6.1.3 Set Up the Configuration Terminal ................30 6.1.4...

  • Page 6: Chapter Page

    Contents (continued) Chapter Page Connecting Printers........................32 6.5.1 Local Printers........................32 6.5.2 Remote Printers......................33 6.5.3 Auxiliary Printers......................33 Connecting the LinkUp 5294 to the Host Computer.............34 6.6.1 Requirements........................35 6.6.2 Dual Host Installations....................35 6.6.3 Establish Communication with the Host ..............36 Operation ............................37 Operating Requirements......................37 7.1.1...
  • Page 7 LINKUP 5294 WITH DL5294 FIRMWARE Contents (continued) Chapter Page Packet Network Access Applications.....................76 Terminology ..........................76 Using the LinkUp 5294 with PDNs ..................77 Installation Considerations.......................79 8.3.1 PAD Parameters ......................80 Special Operational Considerations ..................81 Other Special Considerations ....................81 8.5.1 Screen Display Errors ....................81 8.5.2...
  • Page 8 LINKUP 5294 WITH DL5294 FIRMWARE Contents (continued) Chapter Page APPENDIX F: Terminal Modules and ASCII Terminal Setups ..............142 ACT5A Terminal Module - Microcom ACT-5A ..............143 ADM11 Terminal Module - Lear Siegler ADM-11..............146 ADM21 Terminal Module - Lear Siegler ADM-21..............148 ADM3A Terminal Module - Lear Siegler ADM-3A..............151 ADM3P Terminal Module - Lear Siegler ADM-3A Emulators ..........154...

  • Page 9: Specifications

    LINKUP 5294 WITH DL5294 FIRMWARE 1. Specifications Protocol — SNA/SDLC Speed — 100 bps to 19.2 kbps; Autobaud (300–9600) standard Emulation — Controller: IBM ® 5251 M12, 5294, and 5394 Indicators — Channel/Error display; Power monitor; System OK LED; Channel Status LEDs: DCE, DTE, TXD, RXD, CTS, DTR, CD, TXC, RI/SYN, RXC I/O FAULT Interface —...

  • Page 10: Introduction

    CHAPTER 2: Introduction 2. Introduction The LinkUp 5294 is one of the most feature-rich protocol converters on the market today. For example, it supports the following: • IBM PC to System/3X file transfers • Up to 19.2K baud rate, synchronously and asynchronously •...
  • Page 11 Port 0 and Port 1 support synchronous transmissions. Ports 2 through 33 support asynchronous transmissions. The following manuals may prove useful during the installation and operation of the LinkUp 5294. • IBM 5250 Information Display System Functions Reference • IBM Synchronous Data Link Control General Information...

  • Page 12: Features And Applications

    This chapter covers the features and applications of the LinkUp 5294. 3.1 Display Emulation Support The LinkUp 5294 enables almost any ASCII terminal or personal computer and word processor (with the appropriate terminal emulation software installed) to appear to your System/3X host as an actual 5251 Model 11, 5291, or 5292 Display Workstation.
  • Page 13 LINKUP 5294 WITH DL5294 FIRMWARE Each of the 5250 keyboard functions supported by the LinkUp Terminal Modules has been implemented in a manner most suited to the keyboard layout of the particular terminal that the module is designed after. The supported 5250 functions are listed below: CURSOR MOVEMENT •...
  • Page 14 • Refresh Screen — redisplays the last transmitted CRT screen on the screen buffer stored within the LinkUp 5294. This key is useful when a terminal’s display is garbled by line errors. • Toggle Status Line/Toggle Indicators — toggles the display of the status indicators generated...
  • Page 15 LINKUP 5294 WITH DL5294 FIRMWARE • Toggle Echoplex Enabled — toggles the ability of the LinkUp 5294 to echo characters to a terminal’s screen. This function will wait only if you configure it as such in the LinkUp Configurator Mode.

  • Page 16: Printer Emulation Support

    CHAPTER 3: Features and Applications 3.2 Printer Emulation Support The LinkUp 5294 enables almost any ASCII printer to emulate IBM 5224, 5225, or 5256 Printer Workstations via its 12 distinct Printer Modules. Eleven of the Printer Modules are designed for specific ASCII printer types.
  • Page 17 3. When the printer is sharing one of its ports with a directly or remotely connected terminal, personal computer, or word processor, through the terminal’s auxiliary port. Situation #3 is called the Auxiliary Printer facility of the LinkUp 5294. See Figure 3-1 for a diagram of this facility.
  • Page 18 CHAPTER 3: Features and Applications When this facility is activated, a printer attached to a terminal’s auxiliary port is addressed by your System/3X host (and the LinkUp) as if it were attached by its own distinct line, with full System/3X printer emulation capabilities.

  • Page 19: Virtual Device Addressing

    LINKUP 5294 WITH DL5294 FIRMWARE NOTE The printer attached to the LinkUp must be obtained so that its device ready signal matches the value configured in the LinkUp. The conditions under which the LinkUp implements printer SIGNALs for an auxiliary printer are different.
  • Page 20 CHAPTER 3: Features and Applications 1. LU 2 to Port 5 1. LU 2 to Port 5 LU2 to Port 2 System 3X System 3X Link Up 5294 Sync Port Link Up 5294 Sync Port LUX 2 LUX 4 LUX 9 LUX 32 LUX 2 LUX 4...

  • Page 21: User-Friendly Facilities

    The LinkUp is designed to be user-friendly. You should have very little, if any, difficulty operating it. Here are some of the facilities that make the LinkUp 5294 easier to operate: • A Menu-Driven Configurator Mode, enabling you to define a variety of operational parameters by menu selections.

  • Page 22: File-Transfer Support

    1. Data alone is transmitted; for example, no intensity or cursor-positioning sequences are ever sent, even if your 3X host requests them. This process enables the LinkUp 5294 to convert and pass on the transferred data in the same order it was received.

  • Page 23: Modify For 3174 Protocol

    • Amount of RAM installed • Silkscreened name on front panel of unit Your LinkUp 5294 with DL5294 Firmware can be modified to support the 3174 protocol by doing the following: • Ordering the appropriate conversion kit from your supplier.

  • Page 24: 5251/5294/5394 Emulation

    When the capability of Four Controller Emulations Per One Synchronous Port is implemented, the LinkUp 5294 appears to your host as if it were up to four distinct controllers (each with its own System/3X controller address) on a multipoint line. The LinkUp 5294 supports this facility by mapping each of the 3X controller addresses to the appropriate controller emulations by a logically defined Link Station Address (identified as Links 0, 1, 2, and 3).

  • Page 25: Hardware Overview

    This chapter discusses the LinkUp 5294’s hardware components and capabilities. 4.1 Front Panel The front panel of the LinkUp 5294 is shown in Figure 4-1. Status indicators monitor power and RS- 232C line signals on the selected channel. Two user controls are provided for easy operation.

  • Page 26: Channel Status Indicators

    DTE. • CD (Carrier Detect) — This LED is lit when the LinkUp 5294 has detected a carrier signal from a remote modem. If no detectable carrier signal is present, or the remote modem hangs up, this LED is turned off.

  • Page 27: System Status Indicators

    10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 PORTS: PORTS: 340-0036-02 The rear panel of the LinkUp 5294 is equipped with the following: 1.Up to 34 serial (RS-232/V.24 compatible) Ports, numbered 0 through 33. 2.An A.19/.15, 50/60 Hz air flow fan. 3.A rocker-type on/off power switch.

  • Page 28: Electrical Characteristics

    5.1 Power Specifications The LinkUp 5294 power supply is rated at 50 watts and operates on 115 or 230 volts (plus or minus 15%) at 50 or 60 Hz (plus or minus 2 Hz). Its power connector is the international standard CEE-22.
  • Page 29 LINKUP 5294 WITH DL5294 FIRMWARE Asynchronous Port with DB25 Connector The minimum requirements of an asynchronous RS-232C cable for use with dedicated terminals provide Pins 1 through 8 and 20. The minimum requirements for use with auto-answer modems provide Pins 1 through 8, 20, and 22.

  • Page 30: Installation

    NPACK THE The LinkUp 5294 is carefully packed in a 25.5" x 15.8" x 11" box. A label on the outside of the box lists the model of the unit, serial number, firmware version number, date of manufacture, voltage setting of the power switch (115 or 230 VAC), and other electrical information.

  • Page 31: Set Up The Configuration Terminal

    STABLISH OMMUNICATION Power on both the LinkUp 5294 and the terminal. Allow a short time, approximately 2 or 3 seconds, for the LinkUp 5294 to perform its internal power-on self tests. Once the selftests are completed and all systems are functioning normally, the SYS OK LED on the front panel begins blinking slowly and 02 appears in the CHANNEL/ERROR display.

  • Page 32: Accessing The Linkup 5294 Configurator

    For further information refer to Appendix G, which gives individual setup details for all supported terminal types, or consult the literature provided by the terminal manufacturer. Connect each terminal to the appropriate asynchronous port of the LinkUp 5294 using a standard RS- 232C cable. NOTE When attaching devices to those ports having DB9 connectors, DB9-to-DB25 converter cables may be required.

  • Page 33: Connecting Remote Terminals

    • Configure the LU associated with the port as a PRT (printer) LU. • Connect the printer to one of the async ports on the rear of the LinkUp 5294. Make sure that the port interface parameters agree. The autobaud option cannot be used for printers.

  • Page 34: Remote Printers

    At the LinkUp 5294 site, the operator can monitor the port and observe the Ring Indicator flashing during the dial-up. Once the LinkUp 5294 answers the call, the DTR and DSR lights will remain on. If this does not happen, refer to Chapter 9 for help in correcting the problem.

  • Page 35: Connecting The Linkup 5294 To The Host Computer

    LINKUP 5294 WITH DL5294 FIRMWARE 6.6 Connecting the LinkUp 5294 to the Host Computer The LinkUp 5294 can be attached to the host front end in one of three ways as shown in Figure 6-1. SYSTEM/3X MODEM MODEM MODEM ELIMINATOR...

  • Page 36: Requirements

    • Link Station address. (If both ports 0 and 1 are used, they may have the same Link Station number.) • Bit Rate. Use external clocking if the LinkUp 5294 is set for DTE, or specify a bit rate if the LinkUp 5294 is DCE.

  • Page 37: Establish Communication With The Host

    If the correct front panel signals are not present, refer to Chapter 9. If neither the TXD nor RXD light is flashing, there is no synchronous line between the LinkUp 5294 and the host computer. Contact the host operator and make sure that the line has been activated.

  • Page 38: Operation

    5294 by a shielded RS-232C cable. When a terminal, printer, personal computer, or 3X host is attached directly to a LinkUp 5294 port, it is called a Local connection; when they are attached by modems, it is called a Remote connection.

  • Page 39: System/3X Host

    ERMINAL Virtually any ASCII terminal can be used to operate the LinkUp 5294; however, it must be compatible with one of the Terminal Modules supported by the LinkUp 5294. See Appendix D for a list of those terminals currently supported.

  • Page 40: Personal Computers And Terminal Emulation Software

    In the second situation, the PAD (or terminal node) might be set up to echo only displayable characters: those including hexadecimal values 20 to 7E. When a PAD is set up in this way, the LinkUp 5294 is not able to suppress your input to a non-display field, such as during a password entry. This means that your input will display even though it should not.

  • Page 41: Connect Mode

    The Connect Mode sign-on menu consists of a display of the firmware version number (represented as V1.xxxx, where x is any integer from 0 to 9) installed in the LinkUp 5294, followed by the first of as many as 15 menu prompts. A sample screen is shown below.

  • Page 42: Menu Prompts And Parameters

    In general, the format of these prompts is: ENTER “parameter name” (default value):. Each prompt allows you to confirm the default value for a specific LinkUp 5294 configuration parameter, or enter a new value. The number of menu prompts which ultimately display depends on which of the following parameters (if any) are defined as overridable during Configurator Mode: •...
  • Page 43 LINKUP 5294 WITH DL5294 FIRMWARE Enter Device Type (ADM3A): <Enter> Enter LU Number (3): 5 <Enter> Enter Password: MYLU <Enter> Specify Reconnect Password: RECON <Enter> Enter Inactivity Time Limit (10): NONE <Enter> Enter Reconnect Time Limit (30): 20 <Enter> Echoplex Enable (YES): <Enter>...
  • Page 44 NOTE Although the parameters 2 through 5 above are displayed and allow you to enter valid values, they are not used or supported by the LinkUp 5294 at this time. A secondary Connect Mode sign-on screen is shown below. ****5294 CONTROLLER EMULATOR - V1.00U3***...

  • Page 45: Editing Instructions

    An example of a logical disconnection would be if an Inactivity Time Limit was defined in the LinkUp 5294 by Configurator Mode and the LinkUp 5294 timed out after the specified time limit was reached.

  • Page 46: Port Test Mode

    Port Test Mode uses various port tests and traces which use the following conventions: • Data from the LinkUp 5294 to the terminal or host is enclosed in square brackets ([ ]). • Data from the terminal or host to the LinkUp 5294 is displayed without brackets.

  • Page 47: Port Test Mode Menu And Functions

    LINKUP 5294 WITH DL5294 FIRMWARE When the LinkUp 5294 prompts for entry of an LU (Logical Unit) number, type 1 followed by <Enter>. The Port Test Mode menu will appear on the terminal screen. ***PORT TEST MODE*** Options: 1. System Management Mode 2.

  • Page 48: System Management Mode

    • The <SPACE> bar is a toggle which freezes and restarts the display. When the display is frozen, data is buffered by the LinkUp 5294. If this buffer overflows, a string of asterisks (*) will appear in the trace data.

  • Page 49: System Management Mode Menu And Functions

    Unlike Port Test Mode, System Management Mode can be password-protected. When System Management Mode is selected, the LinkUp 5294 will prompt for entry of the system password if one is required. A new password may then be specified after successful entry of the old one. After the correct password has been entered, the System Management Mode Option Menu is displayed.
  • Page 50 Connect Mode, type either END or QUIT, followed by <Enter> in response to the Enter Choice prompt. Exit from each of the function screens is discussed below. • Configurator Mode (Option 1) — When Item 1 is selected from the menu, the LinkUp 5294 enters Configurator Mode and the following prompt is displayed: Enter Item to be Configured: This allows configuration of Port and LU parameters.
  • Page 51 A dash is introduced after the first row and after the first four hex values of a message, to mark the end of the link and transmission headers. The two byte CRC is included in inbound messages to the LinkUp 5294. The screen below illustrates a sync port trace, with explanation of trace format.
  • Page 52 SPACE Freeze/Start Display; * - Reset Trace • Character Echo Test (Option 22) — The Character Echo Test causes the LinkUp 5294 to echo each key typed from the keyboard. This includes Attention Keys and Escape (ESC) sequences. Care should be taken in using this test.
  • Page 53 FC From Device Dev Rdy Signal • SNA/SDLC Counters (Option 25) — This function displays statistical information for the selected synchronous port. Entering the port number in response to the LinkUp 5294 prompt causes the screen shown below to be displayed.
  • Page 54 • Retransmissions — This is the total number of blocks resent to the host. • SNRMs — Set Normal Response Mode commands. This is the number of SNRMs received by the LinkUp 5294. • I-Frames — Information Frames. This is the number of data frames sent and received.

  • Page 55: Configurator Mode

    Configurator Mode may only be accessed from one terminal at a time. To access it, you must first be in System Management Mode. Select Option 1 from the System Management Mode options menu. The LinkUp 5294 will enter Configurator Mode and the following prompt will be displayed: Enter Item to be Configured: As previously mentioned, Configurator Mode enables you to define the operating and environmental characteristics in which the LinkUp 5294 will function.

  • Page 56: Overridable Parameters

    For example, if an installation only uses Televideo 925 terminals, all directly coupled to the LinkUp 5294, then the default Device Type (TV925) should be set by the Configurator as non-overridable. An operator performing a normal connect to the LinkUp 5294 would not then be asked to enter the Device Type.
  • Page 57 LINKUP 5294 WITH DL5294 FIRMWARE As an example, a typical configuration menu is shown below: Current Parameter Values for Port 0 (SYNC): 1. Communications Interface 2. Bit Rate 3. Connect Mode 4. Half/Full Duplex Line FULL 5. NRZI Encoding 6. Emulation Mode 5294 7.
  • Page 58 Configured: prompt. There is one Exception. When you type END to exit the Asynchronous Port configuration menu after configuring the port to which your terminal is connected, the LinkUp 5294 takes you out of Configurator Mode and displays the following message on your screen: **Connect/Port Test Cancelled - Port Reconfigured.**...
  • Page 59 The LU n Command Enter this at the Enter Item To Be Configured: prompt, where n is the number of a LinkUp 5294 Logical Unit (numbered 0 or 2 through 32). If LU is entered by itself, the LinkUp 5294 displays the next...

  • Page 60: Configuration Procedures

    4. Half/Full Duplex Line Valid values are FULL or HALF. The value defined for this parameter depends on whether the LinkUp 5294 port is configured for a DTE or DCE interface, and is as follows: • HALF-DUPLEX (DTE) — Following data reception from the host, the LinkUp 5294 waits for the...
  • Page 61 Valid values are: 0 through 4. This parameter dictates how many Link Station Addresses will be recognized by the LinkUp 5294 on this port; that is, how many controllers will be emulated by the LinkUp 5294 through this port. The addresses of these controllers are then specified in parameters 8 through 11, below.

  • Page 62: Asynchronous Port Parameters

    8-11. Link 0, Link 1, Link 2, and Link 3 Station Addresses Valid values are: 0 through FE Hex. If 0 is entered, the LinkUp 5294 assumes that the Link Station Address is not to be used; if a Hex value beginning with an alpha character (A through F) is entered, that Hex value must be entered with a leading 0 in this example: 0A9.
  • Page 63 Valid values are: 0 and 2 through 32. A Logical Unit is a virtual device address that is not tied to any one physical port. The LinkUp 5294 uses an LU as an identification number to keep track of your attached device; it is not the workstation address Local Station ID) defined on your System/3X.
  • Page 64 AUTO enables the LinkUp 5294 to automatically detect the incoming baud rate of the device attached to its port. This is commonly called Autobaud detection. When AUTO is specified, the LinkUp 5294 is only able to determine the following bit rates:...
  • Page 65 Valid values are: NONE, CTS, RTS, DSR, or DTR. The value defined here lets the LinkUp 5294 know which RS-232C signal to watch in order to determine when the device attached to its port is ready for operation. Consult Table 7-1 before defining a value for...

  • Page 66: Logical Unit Parameters For A Display

    Valid values are: YES or NO. When YES is defined here, the LinkUp 5294 moves the cursor to the next System/3X input field after it reaches the end of the field it is currently in, providing the field has been defined for auto-exit on your 3X host.
  • Page 67 LSID. The correct value for this parameter depends on what the designated LSID is on your System/3X host. Once this value is set, the LinkUp 5294 is able to establish a communications link between your 3X host and one or more of its LUs.
  • Page 68 When NONE is specified no password is defined, and the LinkUp 5294 cannot restrict anyone from accessing the configured LU. Whenever a password is defined at this parameter, the LinkUp 5294 can also offer you a second level of password protection, called a Reconnect Password. A Reconnect Password allows the LinkUp 5294 to restrict access to your LU (so that only you can re-access it, since you alone know the specified password) in the event the LU session is interrupted due to a physical or logical disconnection;...
  • Page 69 (one experiencing no keyboard input or host output) and an LU session. If an inactivity time limit is reached, the LinkUp 5294 responds by clearing your screen and displaying the following message before returning you to Connect Mode:...
  • Page 70 Valid values are: YES or NO. If your application requires the LinkUp 5294 to echo characters and control codes back to your attached ASCII devices, specify YES at this parameter. If this is not the requirement, as when using the COMPU module, specify NO.

  • Page 71: Printer Logical Unit Parameters For A Printer Or Auxiliary Printer

    The value defined here lets the LinkUp 5294 know which physical synchronous port the LU under configuration is assigned to. The 32 LUs available on the LinkUp 5294 may be assigned in whatever way your application requires. For example, if you require two synchronous ports to emulate two remote controllers, you may divide the LUs between the two in any combination you wish.
  • Page 72 LSID. The correct value for this parameter depends on what the designated LSID is on your System/3X host. Once this value is set, the LinkUp 5294 is able to establish a communication link between your 3X host and one or more of its LUs.
  • Page 73 It will be up to you to set proper forms length, etc., at the printer. If the parameter is set to YES, the LinkUp 5294 sends the proper number of Line Feeds to the printer to emulate a Form Feed when Form Feed is received from the host, regardless of the forms length set by the SVF command or the capabilities of the printer.

  • Page 74: Syntax Error Messages

    Whenever you reconfigure a synchronous port you must perform a hardware reset in order to reinitialize it. This may be accomplished by powering the LinkUp 5294 off and back on again, or by using the Remote Reset function in the System Management Mode options menu.

  • Page 75: Emulation Mode

    Setup Mode resets all Configurator Mode parameters to their factory default values. Use Setup Mode when you are changing the number of asynchronous ports, or if you wish to convert a LinkUp 5294 to a Link Up 3174 (or vice versa). When upgrading the LinkUp firmware PROM cartridge, it is only necessary to go through Setup Mode when the release notice accompanying the upgrade specifies that it must be done.
  • Page 76 DALYNX and SETUP are valid passwords, as shipped from the factory. 8. When the message appears telling you to reset the LinkUp 5294, all ports and LUs will have been set to their factory default parameters in EEPROM. Return the RUN/SETUP switch to the RUN position by taking the appropriate actions as described in Step 2.

  • Page 77: Packet Network Access Applications

    LINKUP 5294 WITH DL5294 FIRMWARE 8. Packet Network Access Applications Packet Network Access support allows the LinkUp 5294 to be used in X.25 and other network environments facilitating transmission of asynchronous data. The LinkUp 5294 is located between the IBM host computer and the host PAD (Packet Assembler-Disassembler), as shown in Figure 8-1. The host PAD provides the interface between the LinkUp 5294 and the X.25 network.

  • Page 78: Using The Linkup 5294 With Pdns

    A = Press the Up Arrow key. Up Arrow keycode goes to the LinkUp 5294. B = The LinkUp 5294 echoes the Up Arrow to the display (or in some cases sends a cursor address) and the cursor is repositioned.
  • Page 79 D = The host processes the command. Then appropriate data and an unlock keyboard command is sent to the LinkUp 5294. E = The LinkUp 5294 sends the data and a cursor positioning command to the display, and then unlocks the keyboard.

  • Page 80: Installation Considerations

    When using PADs, a transmission delay can occur between the terminal and the LinkUp 5294. If there is a delay between the time you press the <CMD 3> key and the time the LinkUp 5294 locks the keyboard, it is possible for you to continue typing. You are ahead of the host computer, which is going to send cursor-positioning information.

  • Page 81: Pad Parameters

    Ignore break from LinkUp 5294 Normal data delivery No padding after CR 10:0 No line folding 11:x Baud rate (x corresponds to LinkUp 5294 port) 12:1 PAD accepts X-ON/X-OFF from LinkUp 5294 13:0 No LF insertion 14:0 No padding after LF...

  • Page 82: Special Operational Considerations

    Also, when using one of the generic PNA options (1 or 2), nondisplay fields such as passwords will display due to local echo by the PAD. <SCREEN REFRESH> should be entered immediately after keying data in a non-display field, causing the LinkUp 5294 to remove it from the display. Other fields may then be completed as needed.

  • Page 83: Diagnostics

    If a program execution fails, the LinkUp 5294 alerts you with an Error Code display. Error Code displays and Communication Line Status indicators are the LinkUp 5294 front panel LEDs. Each one of these will be discussed in the next two sections.
  • Page 84 EEPROM may EEPROM be restored to default values. This error occurs when unformatted EEPROM chips are encountered when the LinkUp 5294 is turned on. EEPROM failure in System section. Default values are loaded. Port Parameter 00 through 33 EEPROM failure in Port Parameters.
  • Page 85 Data Communications Equipment. Lit when the LinkUp 5294 has been logically configured (in Configuration Mode) to implement a DCE device. Data Terminal Equipment. Lit when the LinkUp 5294 has been logically configured (in Configurator Mode) to implement a DTE device.

  • Page 86: Off-Line Diagnostics

    Prior to the execution of the continuous background testing by the LinkUp 5294 Watchdog Timer, a series of preliminary self-tests is performed every time your LinkUp 5294 unit is powered on. These tests enable the LinkUp 5294 to assure you that its vital parts (ports, memory, programs, etc.) are in working order.

  • Page 87: Finding And Identifying Problems

    • LU Type — Corresponds to the system LU Type 7 (display) or 4 (SCS printer). • Status — The operating state of each LinkUp 5294 LU; for example, P for an LU which is pending disconnection, D for an LU which is disconnected, I for one being used, R for one that has been disconnected but can be reconnected, and U for an undefined LU.
  • Page 88 6. Ensure that a hardware reset has been performed since the last synchronous port changes were made. The Host is polling the LinkUp 5294, but the terminal does not receive a sign-on screen. Or instead, a 0099 error occurs. 1. Confirm that the host is indeed on-line. If yours is a remote connection, this necessitates calling the host and the LinkUp 5294 site.
  • Page 89 LINKUP 5294 WITH DL5294 FIRMWARE C. The LinkUp 5294 Logical Unit was assigned to the incorrect Control Unit emulation (that is, to SDLC Link Address). D. A hardware reset has not been performed since the last synchronous port changes were made.

  • Page 90: Emulation Capabilities

    CHAPTER 10: Emulation Capabilities 10. Emulation Capabilities The LinkUp 5294 emulates an IBM 525l model 12 Remote Workstation Controller, 5294 or 5394 Remote Cluster Controller. It is designed with a variety of Terminal and Printer Modules to let virtually any ASCII terminal or printer communicate with an AS/400 host computer as if it were actual IBM 5251 model 11 or 529x Workstation or 52xx Printers.
  • Page 91 Status Line in columns 64 through 79 of the 25th line is sometimes unable to display at the proper times. As this part of the Status Line is displayed only in the event of an error between the LinkUp 5294 and the System/3X this limitation should be of little or no consequence to you.
  • Page 92 CHAPTER 10: Emulation Capabilities Special Control Keys • Delete deletes the character over the cursor and moves all remaining characters in the field one position to the left. • Erase Input clears all non-bypass fields you have modified. • Error Reset clears your terminal of the following conditions: (l) insert mode, (2) error messages, usually displayed on row 24, or (3) a system request state, as when SYS REQ is pressed.
  • Page 93 (Emulation Mode). However, unlike Initialize Terminal it resets the LinkUp 5294 port your terminal is connected to. When your terminal is connected to the LinkUp 5294 by a modem, this function will cause the modem to hang up, disconnecting your terminal. Again, when this function is invoked the host is informed that the terminal has been powered off.

  • Page 94: Hardware And Software Requirements

    11. Hardware and Software Requirements This chapter describes the various ASCII terminal and printer types supported by the LinkUp 5294 and recommends which Terminal and Printer Module to use with each. General switch or configuration settings for your terminal, printer, or modem (if a remote connection must be established with the LinkUp 5294 ) are also reviewed.
  • Page 95 LINKUP 5294 WITH DL5294 FIRMWARE Manufacturer Terminal Module ID DEC™ VT52™ VT52 or VT52X VT100™/VT101™ VT100 VT102™/VT125™/VT131™ VT220™/VT240™ VT220 Direct VP800C VT100 Falco TS-l VT52 Fame-100 VT100 Fame-II ANSI Hazeltine Esprit ADM3A Esprit III TV925 Esprit 10-51 HZSl Hewlett-Packard ®...
  • Page 96 • DTR and DCD = ON, DSR = OFF (if switch- selected) • Baud Rate = LinkUp 5294 configured settings • Word Length (i.e., Data Bits, Parity, and Stop Bits) = LinkUp 5294 configured settings (most commonly implemented as 8 data bits, no parity, and 1 stop bit)

  • Page 97: Personal Computers And Word Processors

    The LinkUp 5294 also enables Personal Computers (PCs) and Word Processors (WPs) to emulate 5250 display workstations. However, in order for the LinkUp 5294 to accomplish this, the PCs and WPs must be equipped with software enabling them to emulate one of the ASCII terminals supported by the LinkUp 5294.

  • Page 98: Auxiliary Attached Ascii Printers

    PC having priority over the printer. As far as the LinkUp 5294 or the System/3X host is concerned, an auxiliary printer is no different from a printer which is actually directly connected. With the help of the LinkUp 5294, the auxiliary printer can...
  • Page 99 TeleVideo 910, 910 Plus, 925, 970 Tymshare Scanset Wyse 30, 6S), 100 The following list identifies the ASCII printers currently supported by the LinkUp 5294. In the right- hand column, you will find the printer module recomended for each printer. Manufacturer...

  • Page 100: Asynchronous Modems

    If you are using an ASCII printer, be sure to confirm that the switch settings of the printer match those defined in the LinkUp 5294; for example, the RS-232C line signals for physical flow control (Not Busy Signal) and device ready (online signal), or the printer's logical flow control code.

  • Page 101: Appendix A: Ebcdic/Ascii Translation Tables

    EBCDIC to ASCII translation for all output to a keyboard/CRT or printer. For keyboard input, the ASCII 0 to 1F hex values are implemented by the LinkUp 5294 as valid for 5250 keyboard function sequences only; this means they are used in a string of characters only to emulate 5250 keyboard functions, such as ENTER, CMD 1 through 24, etc.
  • Page 102 APPENDIX A: EBCDIC/ASCII Translation Tables U.S. EBCDIC to ASCII Data Translation Table (Continued) EBCDIC ASCII & & ¬ — > > ‘ ‘ ’ ’ " "...
  • Page 103 LINKUP 5294 WITH DL5294 FIRMWARE U.S. EBCDIC to ASCII Data Translation Table (Continued) EBCDIC ASCII...
  • Page 104 APPENDIX A: EBCDIC/ASCII Translation Tables U.S. EBCDIC to ASCII Data Translation Table (Continued) EBCDIC ASCII...
  • Page 105 LINKUP 5294 WITH DL5294 FIRMWARE U.S. EBCDIC to ASCII Data Translation Table (Continued) EBCDIC ASCII " " & ’ ’...
  • Page 106 APPENDIX A: EBCDIC/ASCII Translation Tables U.S. EBCDIC to ASCII Data Translation Table (Continued) EBCDIC ASCII < < > > ¢ ¬...
  • Page 107 LINKUP 5294 WITH DL5294 FIRMWARE U.S. EBCDIC to ASCII Data Translation Table (Continued) EBCDIC ASCII Multinational ASCII to EBCDIC Data Translation Table ASCII EBCDIC...
  • Page 108 APPENDIX A: EBCDIC/ASCII Translation Tables Multinational ASCII to EBCDIC Data Translation Table (Continued) ASCII EBCDIC...
  • Page 109 LINKUP 5294 WITH DL5294 FIRMWARE Multinational ASCII to EBCDIC Data Translation Table (Continued) ASCII EBCDIC...
  • Page 110 APPENDIX A: EBCDIC/ASCII Translation Tables Multinational ASCII to EBCDIC Data Translation Table (Continued) ASCII EBCDIC...
  • Page 111 LINKUP 5294 WITH DL5294 FIRMWARE Multinational ASCII to EBCDIC Data Translation Table (Continued) ASCII EBCDIC...
  • Page 112 APPENDIX A: EBCDIC/ASCII Translation Tables Multinational ASCII to EBCDIC Data Translation Table (Continued) ASCII EBCDIC Multinational EBCDIC to ASCII Data Translation Table EBCDIC ASCII...
  • Page 113 LINKUP 5294 WITH DL5294 FIRMWARE Multinational EBCDIC to ASCII Data Translation Table (Continued) EBCDIC ASCII...
  • Page 114 APPENDIX A: EBCDIC/ASCII Translation Tables Multinational EBCDIC to ASCII Data Translation Table (Continued) EBCDIC ASCII...
  • Page 115 LINKUP 5294 WITH DL5294 FIRMWARE Multinational EBCDIC to ASCII Data Translation Table (Continued) EBCDIC ASCII...
  • Page 116 APPENDIX A: EBCDIC/ASCII Translation Tables Multinational EBCDIC to ASCII Data Translation Table (Continued) EBCDIC ASCII...
  • Page 117 LINKUP 5294 WITH DL5294 FIRMWARE Multinational EBCDIC to ASCII Data Translation Table (Continued) EBCDIC ASCII...

  • Page 118: Appendix B: Ibm Ebcdic To Iso Ascii Translation Table

    APPENDIX B: IBM EDCDIC To ISO ASCII Translation Table Appendix B: IBM EBCDIC To ISO ASCII Translation Table The following chart documents the seven-bit ASCII hexadecimal codes which can be implemented in the LinkUp 5294 for the various character sets listed below. EBCDIC CODE ∂...

  • Page 119: Appendix C: Supported Ascii Devices

    Appendix C: Supported ASCII Devices This appendix identifies the various ASCII terminals, PCs, word processors, and printers currently supported by the LinkUp 5294. The right-hand column shows the Terminal or Printer Module IDs that should work bets with each device listed.
  • Page 120 APPENDIX C: Supported ASCII Devices Manufacturer Terminal Module ID 3101 I3101 3151 I3151 3161/3163 I3161 3164 I3 164 Informer 301/401 VT52 or I3101 VT52 Lear Siegler ADM-3A ADM3A ADM-S ADM3P ADM-11 ADMl 1 ADM-21/22/23/24 ADM21 ADM-36 VT100 ADM 12 ADM3P Liberty Electronics Freedom 100 TV925...
  • Page 121 LINKUP 5294 WITH DL5294 FIRMWARE Visual 100/300/400 VT100 D200 50/200 ADM3A or VT52 Wyse WY-100 WY100 WY-30 WY30 WY-60 WY60 WY-60 w/extended keyboard WY60X Xpoint Remote 91 HZ51 Zenith Z-19 VT52 or VT100 ZT-1 VT52 Zentec Zephyr TV925 PERSONAL COMPUTERS AND WORD PROCESSORS...
  • Page 122 APPENDIX C: Supported ASCII Devices IBM PC Convertible IBM PC Program T5250 IBM PC Jr. IBM PC Program TS250 Kaypro Superterm Paclcage ADM3P Leading Edge PC IBM PC Program T5250 Radio Shack Model-lI Radio Shack ADM3A Emulator ADM3P Sperry PC IBM PC Program T5250 TIProf.

  • Page 123: Appendix D: System/36 Configuration Guide

    Appendix D: System/36 Configuration Guide NOTE Before you change the configuration of the System/36, the LinkUp 5294 must be configured according to the instructions in Section 7.5. After completing configuration of the LinkUp 5294, configure the System/36. System configuration is a process that specifies the machines and devices within a particular data- processing system.

  • Page 124: Communications Line

    D.1 Communications Line An overview of the displays shown by System/36 for line configuration is listed below. If you intend to connect the LinkUp 5294 to an existing communications line, go to Section E.2. • STEP 1 — Run CNFIGSSP Procedure •...
  • Page 125 LINKUP 5294 WITH DL5294 FIRMWARE STEP 1 In order to access the System/36 configuration main menu, enter the command procedure CNFIGSSP on the main System/36 help menu, shown below. The CNFIGSSP procedure command is requested rather than selecting an option on the Sys/36 Main Menu.
  • Page 126 APPENDIX D: System/36 Configuration Guide Option A: Type the name of the configuration member to contain the line configuration, or use the member name already displayed, which is the name of the last configuration member applied to the master configuration record. Option B: Type the name of the library where the configuration member is stored.
  • Page 127 LINKUP 5294 WITH DL5294 FIRMWARE 6.0 CONFIGURATION MEMBER DESCRIPTION 1. Describe the configuration member (up to 60 characters) 2.Specify main storage size in K-bytes..0128-1024 0256 3.Specify disk storage size in M-bytes..030-800 Cmd3-previous menu STEP 6 The intention is to change only the configuration of devices attached to the System/36; therefore, select Option 1 (Work with display stations and printers) on Menu 5.0.
  • Page 128 APPENDIX D: System/36 Configuration Guide STEP 8 The following provides for X.25 line configuration. The System/36 feature allows the System/36 to connect to an X.25 network. For more information on X.25 configuration procedures, see Using System/36 Communications, IBM publication number SC21-9082. To continue to the next screen, press <Enter>.

  • Page 129: Remote Controller, Display Stations, And Printers

    LINKUP 5294 WITH DL5294 FIRMWARE 10.0 CNFIGSSP - COMMUNICATIONS LINE DEFINITION FOR REMOTE WORKSTATIONS The following lines have been defined 1. Which line is being defined? 1-8 2 2.Is line to be used in an X.25 network? Y-N N 3.What type of line is it...
  • Page 130 Prompt 6 (For a switched line, optionally specify 1-3 alternative lines): If the line number you specified in Prompt 5 is a switched line, you can specify alternative lines to which the LinkUp 5294 can be attached. The alternative lines you specify must also be switched lines with the same switch type. For example, if Line 2 has a switch type of manual answer and Line 3 is selected as an alternative line, then Line 3 must have a switch type of manual answer.
  • Page 131 (the LinkUp 5294). Enter the number of devices attached to each port of the LinkUp 5294. Configure the ports according to a dual -cluster feature. The LinkUp 5294 can accommodate up to 8 different units (one to each cluster port or any combination of display units and auxiliary printers per port up to 8 devices).
  • Page 132 Display 12.0 (CNFIGSSP - Workstation Definition), shown below, allows you to specify the arrangement of the display stations and printers on the LinkUp 5294. Notice that in the example all devices are configured on address 0, ports 1-3. The remote controller (device code 02) is always displayed at address 0 on port 0.
  • Page 133 Press <Enter> until the LinkUp 5294 cluster controller added in Part B appears. Following the LinkUp 5294 will be the attached devices for each port. In this example, assign the printer ID P1 to device 01 on port 1. Press <Enter> until the next display station on Port 0 appears and assign the same printer.

  • Page 134: Changing The Master Configuration Record

    APPENDIX D: System/36 Configuration Guide If you have no more changes to make regarding your display stations and printers, press Command Key 3 to return to Display 27.0. STEP 12 Display 27.0. Enter Option 11. STEP 13 Display 5.0 (Configuration Member Menu) is shown below. If you have no more changes, enter Option 5 to save the configuration member and return to Display 1.0.
  • Page 135 LINKUP 5294 WITH DL5294 FIRMWARE At Display 1.0 (CONFIGSSP - Main Menu), enter Option 12 (Apply change to the master configuration record). See below. 1.0 CONFIGSSP - MAIN MENU Select one of the following: 1.How to use CNFIGSSP 2.Create, change, or delete a configuration member 3.Review a configuration...
  • Page 136 APPENDIX D: System/36 Configuration Guide Verify that the devices you configured are optional. Make sure display stations are powered on and that there is a sign-on display. Make sure your printers are turned on and ready to print. Press the print key at that display station. Observe which printer id printing.

  • Page 137: Appendix E: System/38 Configuration Guide

    To avoid the necessity of shutting off the system, we will use Choice 1. NOTE You may change the configuration of the System/38 before or after configuration of the LinkUp 5294. Refer to the instructions in Section 7.5 of this manual for the configuration requirements of the LinkUp 5294.
  • Page 138 APPENDIX E: System/38 Configuration Guide IBM SYS/36 MODEM LINE DESCRIPTION MODEM LinkUp 5294 DATALYNX/5294 CONTROL UNIT DataLynx /5294 DESCRIPTION SYS OK DCE RI/SYN TXC I/O FLT CHANNEL ERROR CH SEL RESET DEVICE DESCRIPTION DISPLAY STATION MATRIX PRINTER DISPLAY STATION Figure E-1. Sample Data-Processing System.
  • Page 139 LINKUP 5294 WITH DL5294 FIRMWARE Figure E-1 shows the Remote Configuration Setup, consisting of one point-to-point/leased line, two display stations, and a matrix printer. The LinkUp 5294 emulates IBM Model 12 and/or IBM 5294 Cluster Controllers. Signing on to the System/38 console with the Security Officer Password displays the command- entry screen.
  • Page 140 Control Unit Description that is being created. This name should be unique to all existing control units. The LinkUp 5294 emulates the IBM 5251 Model 12 and IBM 5294 cluster controllers. In this example, “12” should be entered for the (MODEL) parameter. Refer to the explanations in the IBM Control Language Reference Manual for entering a value for the Control Unit Address (CTLADR) parameter and the remaining parameters for the CRTCUD command.
  • Page 141 LINKUP 5294 WITH DL5294 FIRMWARE NOTE If you plan to have print output sent by specific workstations to a specific remote printer, you must use the Create Print File CRTPF command. Enter the printer device description in the DEV parameter and the particular OUTQ for spooling. Make sure the Print File exists prior to including it in the PRTFILE parameter for creating the printer description.
  • Page 142 If you have problems, compare a configuration printout with what should be defined. Verify that the communication line is defined properly. Make sure the synchronous port cable is positioned properly (DCE or DTE, whichever is applicable) on the LinkUp 5294. If there are any problems associated with the configuration procedure, consult your IBM System/38 Guide to Program Product Installation and Device Configuration, GC21-7775, or the IBM System/38 Control Language Reference Manual, SC21-7731.

  • Page 143: Appendix F: Terminal Modules And Ascii Terminal Setups

    This appendix identifies the Emulation Mode key sequences designed for each of the Terminal Modules currently supported in the LinkUp 5294. You will also find information on recommended switch or configuration setups for some of the specific ASCII Terminal types which the modules have been designed after.

  • Page 144: Act5A Terminal Module - Microcom Act-5A

    APPENDIX F: Terminal Modules and ASCII Terminal Setups Module ID Manufacturer Model Section VIEWP ADDS Viewpoint/ Regent Terminals F.26 VP60 ADDS Viewpoint 60 Terminal F.27 VT52 VT52 Terminal F.28 VT52X VT52 Terminal F.29 VT100 VT100 Terminal F.30 VT220 VT220 Terminal F.31 WY30 Wyse...
  • Page 145 LINKUP 5294 WITH DL5294 FIRMWARE 5250 Function Key Sequence Hex Value Generated Special Control Error Reset CTRL/R Insert Mode CTRL/U Delete Erase Input CTRL/E Home CTRL/^ Field Exit Duplicate CTRL/D Field Minus CTRL/F Field Plus N.A. N.A. Field Exit CTRL/T...
  • Page 146 Microterm: ACT.5A Terminal Setup NOTE The auxiliary port on the ACT-5A can be used with the LinkUp 5294 Auxiliary Printer facility. 1. Set the Full/Half-Duplex switch at the rear of the cabinet to Full-Duplex operation. 2. To set the terminal and printer baud rates, set thc switch corresponding to the desired baud rate. If a baud rate of 110 is selected, be sure the number of Stop bits specified is 2.

  • Page 147: Adm11 Terminal Module - Lear Siegler Adm-11

    LINKUP 5294 WITH DL5294 FIRMWARE F.2 ADM11 Terminal Module - Lear Siegler ADM-11 The following list identifies the keyboard sequences defined for the ADM11 Terminal Module. 1. Press <CTRL> concurrently with the indicated alpha key. 2. Press <ESC> prior to pressing the indicated alpha key.
  • Page 148 Information on the Lear Siegler ADM-11 terminal switch settings was not available at the time that this document was published. Please refer to the ADM-11 user’s manual, or contact your supplier. NOTE The auxiliary port on the ADM-11 terminal can be used with the LinkUp 5294 Auxiliary Printer facility.

  • Page 149: Adm21 Terminal Module - Lear Siegler Adm-21

    3. NK denotes that the indicated key is found in the Numeric Keypad at the lower right of the keyboard (the LinkUp 5294 sets the keypad to Alternate Keypad mode). 4. The last position of the screen (row 24, column 80) is designed not to display a character. This prevents an automatic scrolling.
  • Page 150 Toggle Echoplex Enabled ESC V 1BH 7C Initialize Terminal ESC < 1BH 3CH Request Disconnect ESC > 1BH 3EH Lear Sieglar: ADM-21 Terminal Setup NOTE The auxiliary port on the ADM-21 terminal can be used with the LinkUp 5294 Auxiliary Printer facility.
  • Page 151 To set a baud rate of 110, set Switches 1, 3, 5, 6, 7, and 8 to the UP position and Switches 2 and 4 to the DOWN position. NOTE If a baud rate of 110 is selected, be sure the number of stop bits specified is 2. 4. Connect the terminal to the LinkUp 5294 with a modem or direct connect cable, as appropriate.

  • Page 152: Adm3A Terminal Module - Lear Siegler Adm-3A

    APPENDIX F: Terminal Modules and ASCII Terminal Setups F.4 ADM3A Terminal Module - Lear Siegler ADM-3A The following list identifies the key sequences defined for the ADM3A Terminal Module. 1. Press <CTRL> concurrently with the indicated alpha key. 2. Press <ESC> prior to pressing the indicated alpha key. 5250 Function Key Sequence Hex Value Generated...
  • Page 153 LINKUP 5294 WITH DL5294 FIRMWARE 5250 Function Key Sequence Hex Value Generated CMD 9 ESC 9 1BH 39H CMD 10 ESC 0 1BH 30H CMD 11 ESC - 1BH 2DH CMD 12 ESC = 1BH 3DH CMD 13 ESC !
  • Page 154 4. The remaining switches on the front panel are used to set tbe baud rate for communications to the LinkUp 5294. To do this, set the switch next to the desired baud rate to the left-hand position. All other baud switches must be set on the right-hand side; that is, set one switch only. The baud rate specified here must match the baud rate specified for the LinkUp 5294’s port to which this terminal...

  • Page 155: Adm3P Terminal Module - Lear Siegler Adm-3A Emulators

    LINKUP 5294 WITH DL5294 FIRMWARE F.5 ADM3P Terminal Module - Lear Siegler ADM-3A Emulators The following list identifies the key sequences defined for the ADM3P Tenninal Module. 1. Press <CTRL> concurrently with the indicated alpha key. 2. Press <ESC> prior to pressing the indicated alpha key.
  • Page 156 The ADM3P Module differs from the ADM3A in the following respects: 1. On the ADM3A, the LinkUp 5294 allows display of a character in the last position on the screen (row 24, column 80) since it is possible to defeat the ADM3A auto-scroll capability with a switch setting.

  • Page 157: Ansi Terminal Module - Ansi Standard 3.64

    ESC ) and ESC (, respectively. 3. The ADM3A does not provide an auxiliary part, so it cannot work with the LinkUp 5294 Auxiliary Printer facility. The ADM3P module, however, allows you to select and deselect an auxiliary port with CTRL/N and CTRL/O, respectively.
  • Page 158 APPENDIX F: Terminal Modules and ASCII Terminal Setups 5250 Function Key Sequence Hex Value Generated Field Exit: Duplicate CTRL/D Field Minus CTRL/F Field Plus N A. N A. Field Exit CTRL/X Aid Generating: Enter ENTER Clear CTRL/Z Help ESC H 1BH 48H Print CTRL/P...

  • Page 159: Compu Terminal Module

    System/3X host to the LinkUp 5294 to be converted and sent out the LinkUp 5294 asynchronous port to your computer in the same order the LinkUp 5294 received it and vice versa. The LinkUp 5294 does not perform any screen optimization when updating your screen of data (normally, the LinkUp 5294 updates your screen with only new data);...

  • Page 160: C7101 Terminal Module - C. Itoh Cie 7101

    APPENDIX F: Terminal Modules and ASCII Terminal Setups F.8 C7101 Terminal Module - C. Itoh CIE 7101 The following list identifies the key sequence defined for the C7101 Terminal Module. 1. Press <CTRL> concurrently with the indicated alpha key. 2. Press <ESC> prior to pressing the indicated alpha key. 5250 Function Key Sequence Hex Value Generated...
  • Page 161 LINKUP 5294 WITH DL5294 FIRMWARE 5250 Function Key Sequence Hex Value Generated Roll Down SHIFT/F8 1BH 5BH 31H 38H 3BH 31H 7EH or PG DOWN 1BH 5BH 36H 7EH 1BH 5BH 31H 32H 7E or SHIFT/F2 1BH 5BH 31H 32H 3BH 31H 7EH...
  • Page 162 1. When setting the Parity option in the terminal configurator, note that 8 bits is allowed even though the keyboard is set for 7-bit controls. 2. The AUX port on the CI7101 can be used with the LinkUp 5294 Auxiliary Printer facility.

  • Page 163: C7103 Terminal Module - C. Itoh Cie 7103

    LINKUP 5294 WITH DL5294 FIRMWARE F.9 C7103 Terminal Module - C. Itoh CIE 7103 The following list identifies the key sequences defined far the C7103 Tenninal Module. 1. Press <CTRL> concurrently with the indicated alpha key. 2. Press <ESC> prior to pressing the indicated alpha key.
  • Page 164 APPENDIX F: Terminal Modules and ASCII Terminal Setups 5250 Function Key Sequence Hex Value Generated CMD 2 CMD 2 1BH 19H 32H CMD 3 CMD 3 1BH 19H 33H CMD 4 CMD 4 1BH 19H 34H CMD 5 CMD 5 1BH 19H 35H CMD 6 CMD 6...
  • Page 165 7-bit controls. 2. The AUX port on the CE 7103 terminal can be used with the LinkUp 5294 Auxiliary Printer facility. 3. The CE 7103 terminal is the only one in the industry which supports unique auxiliary printer handshaking.

  • Page 166: Cy5291 Terminal Module - Cybernex Xlb-5291

    APPENDIX F: Terminal Modules and ASCII Terminal Setups F.10 CY5291 Terminal Module - Cybernex XLB-5291 The following list identifies the key sequences defined for the CY5291 Terminal Module. 1. Press <CTRL> concurrently with the indicated alpha key. 2. Press <ESC> prior to pressing the indicated alpha key. 3.
  • Page 167 1 (ECHOPLEX) LinkUp 5294 handles character echo 2 (FLOW CONTROL) Enable flow control 3 (MARGIN BELL) 4 (AUTO REPEAT) 5 (AUTO WRAP) Disable auto wrap at Column 80 6,7 (MA~ PARrIY) Set Main port parity to agree with the LinkUp 5294...

  • Page 168: Disph Terminal Module - Northern Telecom Displayphone

    This PROT setting must be LC DAT to ensure the above keyboard operation. 2. Connect the terminal to the LinkUp 5294 with a modem or direct-connect cable, as appropriate. F.11 DISPH Terminal Module - Northern Telecom Displayphone The following list identifies the key sequences defined for the DISPH Terminal Module.
  • Page 169 LINKUP 5294 WITH DL5294 FIRMWARE 5250 Function Key Sequence Hex Value Generated Special Control: Error Reset CTRL/R Insert Mode CTRL/U Delete Erase Input CTRL/E Home CTRL/^ Field Exit: Duplicate CTRL/D Field Minus CTRL/F Field Plus N.A. N.A. Field Exit CTRL/X...
  • Page 170 APPENDIX F: Terminal Modules and ASCII Terminal Setups 5250 Function Key Sequence Hex Value Generated Signal: Attn ESC A 1BH 41H Extended Function: Local Copy Print Req. ESC P 1BH 50H Local Copy Form Feed ESC F 1BH 46H Cancel Print ESC C 1BH 43H Refresh Screen...

  • Page 171: D200 Terminal Module - Data General Dasher 200

    NOTE The maximum baud rate for the Displayphone when directly connected is 9600. 6.Connect the terminal to the LinkUp 5294 with a modem or direct connect cable, as appropriate. F.12 D200 Terminal Module - Data General Dasher 200 The following list identifies the key sequences defined for the D200 Terminal Module.
  • Page 172 APPENDIX F: Terminal Modules and ASCII Terminal Setups 5250 Function Key Sequence Hex Value Generated Special Control: Error Resct CTRL/R or F5 1EH 75H Insert Mode 1EH 72H or C1 1EH 5CH Delete or SHIFT C1 1EH 58H or SHIFT F2 1EH 62H Erase Input ERASE EOL...
  • Page 173 LINKUP 5294 WITH DL5294 FIRMWARE 5250 Function Key Sequence Hex Value Generated Special Host: System Request ESC S 1BH 53H or SHIFT F1 1EH 61H Signal: Attn: ESCA 1BH 41H or F1 1EH 71H Extendcd Function: Local Copy Print Req.

  • Page 174: Hp45 Terminal Module - Hewlett-Packard Hp-2645

    APPENDIX F: Terminal Modules and ASCII Terminal Setups 4. Replace the cover, reconnect the AC power cord, and connect the terminal to the LinkUp 5294 with a modem or direct-connect cable, as appropriate. NOTE Data General terminals do not use industry-standard sequences for character backspace and cursor control.
  • Page 175 LINKUP 5294 WITH DL5294 FIRMWARE 5250 Function Key Sequence Hex Value Generated Aid Generating: Enter RETURN Clear ESC Z 1BH 5AH Help 1BH 73H Print 1BH 72H Roll Up ROLL UP 1BH 53H Roll Down ROLL DOWN 1BH 54H CMD 1...
  • Page 176 APPENDIX F: Terminal Modules and ASCII Terminal Setups Hewlett Packard: HP-2645 Terminal Setup 1. Disconnect the AC power cord from the outlet before setting up the configuration switches. 2. There are three switches located at the upper left of the keyboard. These control the duplex, parity, and baud rate data communication options.

  • Page 177: Hz51 Terminal Module - Hazeltine 10/51

    LINKUP 5294 WITH DL5294 FIRMWARE F.14 HZ51 Terminal Module - Hazeltine 10/51 The following list identifies the key sequences defined for the HZSl Terminal Module. 1. Press <CTRL> concurrently with the indicated alpha key. CTRL is labeled as such on newer models of the terminal;...
  • Page 178 1BH 3EH Hazeltine: 10/51 Terminal Setup NOTE The auxiliary port on the 10/51 terminal can be used with the LinkUp 5294 Auxilary Printer feature. All operator-selected options are input from the keyboard into the Setup Mode Configuration screen; there are no external switches.

  • Page 179: Iq120 Terminal Module - Soroc Iq-120

    LINKUP 5294 WITH DL5294 FIRMWARE 1. Call up the Configuration screen by pressing CTRL and CMD simultaneously. Set the option values as follows: Option Value/Comments 5251 Keyboard CMD option on Altemate Keypad ESC as lead-in character Full Duplex Character oriented attributcs...
  • Page 180 APPENDIX F: Terminal Modules and ASCII Terminal Setups 5250 Function Key Sequence Hex Value Generated Field Exit: Duplicate CTRL/D Field Minus CTRL/F Field Plus N.A. N.A. Field Exit CTRL/X Aid Generating: Enter RETURN Clear ESC Z 1BH 5AH Help ESCH 1BH 48H Print CTRL/P...
  • Page 181 When using auxiliary print, it is important to set the options for all devices and ports consistently. 4. Replace the cover on the terminal. Connect the terminal to the LinkUp 5294 with a modem or direct- connect cable, as appropriate.

  • Page 182: I3101 Terminal Module - Ibm 3101

    APPENDIX F: Terminal Modules and ASCII Terminal Setups F.16 I3101 Terminal Module - IBM 3101 The following list identifies the key sequences defined for the I3101 Terminal Module. 1. Press <ALT> concurrently with the indicated alpha key. 2. Press <ESC> prior to pressing the indicated alpha key. 5250 Function Key Sequence Hex Value Generated...
  • Page 183 1BH 3EH IBM: 3101 Terminal Setup NOTE The auxiliary port on the 3101 terminal cannot be used with the LinkUp 5294 Auxiliary Printer facility. 1. Disconnect the AC Power cord from the outlet before starting the setup process. 2. There are 8 toggle-type switches located on the keyboard as Group 1 switches. These switches control...
  • Page 184 APPENDIX F: Terminal Modules and ASCII Terminal Setups Group 1 Switches Set To: Comments LINE TURN Set Sw 6 = 0, Sw 7 = 1 AROUND CHARS (Sw 6 - 7) MONO-DUAL DUAL Sets dual-case character set 3. There are 8 toggle switches located on the keyboard element as GROUP 2 switches. These switches describe the terminal opetating characteristics and are set to the following values: Group 2 Switches Set To:...

  • Page 185: I3151 Terminal Module - Ibm 3151

    LINKUP 5294 WITH DL5294 FIRMWARE I/O BAUD RATE SWITCHES 1200 1800 2400 4800 9600 The baud rate set into the above switches must match the baud rate specified for the converter port to which this terminal is to be connected. If a baud rate of 110 is selected, be sure the number of stop bits is 2.
  • Page 186 APPENDIX F: Terminal Modules and ASCII Terminal Setups 5250 Function Key Sequence Hex Value Generated Field Exit: Duplicate CTRL/SHIFT/F2 1BH 22H 62H 0DH Field Minus NK SEND LINE 1BH 21H 38H 0DH Field Plus RETURN or NK ENTER Field Exit CTRL/RETURN Enter SEND...
  • Page 187 LINKUP 5294 WITH DL5294 FIRMWARE 5250 Function Key Sequence Hex Value Generated Special Function: Cancel Print CTRL/SHIFT/F11 1BH 22H 6BH 0DH Refresh Display CTRL/W or CTRL/SHIFT/F6 1BH 22H 46H 0DH Initialize Terminal ESC < 1BH 3CH Toggle Indicators ESC T...

  • Page 188: I3161 Terminal Module - Ibm 3161/3163

    3. The pacing function (flow contol) on the IBM 3151 main port is performed only when the communication parameter, Line Control, is set to either PRTS or IPRTS. The flow control options on the LinkUp 5294 should be set to XON. F.18 I3161 Terminal Module - IBM 3161/3163 The following list identifies the key sequences defined for the I3161 Terminal Module.
  • Page 189 LINKUP 5294 WITH DL5294 FIRMWARE 5250 Function Key Sequence Hex Value Generated Delete or SHIFT/F3 1BH 21H 63H 0DH or DELETE 1BH 51H Erase Input SHIFT/F4 1BH 21H 64H 0DH or ER NP 1BH 4BH Home 1BH 64H 0DH or HOME...
  • Page 190 Parameter Menu Set To: Comments Machine Mode IBM 3161/3163 For 3161/3163 operation Operating Mode ECHO ECHO (conversational) mode, with LinkUp 5294 handling the echo of the keyboard input Interface RS-232C EIA RS-232 interface Line Control As desired PRTS-permanent RTS CRTS-controlled RTS...

  • Page 191: I3164 Terminal Module - Ibm 3164

    New Line occurs when the Return Key is pressed New Line Return/Enter keys generate CR character As desired Field or Column. Overridden by the LinkUp 5294 Line Wrap Auto Line Wrap is disabled Auto LF After receiving a <CR>, only a carriage return (and...
  • Page 192 APPENDIX F: Terminal Modules and ASCII Terminal Setups 5250 Function Key Sequence Hex Value Generated Insert Mode INSERT 1BH 50H 20H 08H Delete DELETE 1BH 51H Erase Input CTRL/CLEAR 1BH 4BH Home HOME 1BH 48H Field Exit: Duplicate CTRL/D Field Minus NK SEND KEY 1BH 21H 38H 0DH Field Plus...
  • Page 193 New Line occurs when the Return Key is pressed New Line Return/Enter keys generate CR character As desired Field or Column. Overridden by the LinkUp 5294 Line Wrap Auto Line Wrap is disabled Auto LF After receiving a <CR>, only a carriage return (and...

  • Page 194: Rebus 3000 Terminal Module - Rebus 3000

    APPENDIX F: Terminal Modules and ASCII Terminal Setups Parameter Name: Set To: Comments Print N.A. Not applicable; the Print key is not used Print EOL No end-of-line character sent to the printer by the terminal Line End N.A. Not applicable; the Print EOL option is disabled. 1.The port labeled 2 on the rear of the IBM 3161 is the standard EIA interface (main port).
  • Page 195 LINKUP 5294 WITH DL5294 FIRMWARE 5250 Function Key Sequence Hex Value Generated Aid Generating: Enter LINE FEED Clear ALT/CLEAR 18H 7FH Help HELP 1BH 46H Print PRINT 1BH 45H Roll Up ROLL up arrow 1CH 41H Roll Down ROLL down arrow...
  • Page 196 APPENDIX F: Terminal Modules and ASCII Terminal Setups REBUS: REBUS 3000 Terminal Setup To enter Setup mode on the Rebus 3000 terminal, power on the terminal, then press SHIFT and SET UP simultaneously, release, and press TAB. Parameter options and features are displayed along the bottom of the screen.

  • Page 197: Scans Terminal Module - Tymshare Scanset

    LINKUP 5294 WITH DL5294 FIRMWARE Group Setting TABS N A. ENHANCEMENTS Main Received XON User (as desired) Rapid Mode: Disabled Space Suppression N.A. Transmit Area N.A. Transmit Execution N.A. DISPLAY FORMAT Setup Directory Main Online N.A. Clear Display N.A. Clear Comm N.A.
  • Page 198 APPENDIX F: Terminal Modules and ASCII Terminal Setups 5250 Function Key Sequence Hex Value Generated Special Control: Error Reset CTRL/R Insert Mode CTRL/U Delete Erase Input CTRL/E Home CTRL/^ Field Exit: Duplicate CTRL/D Field Minus CTRL./F Field Plus N.A. N.A. Field Exit CTRL/X Aid Generating:...
  • Page 199 Screen Sizc 80-column screen Duplex FULL Full-Duplex Transmission Scroll Disables Scrolling X-ON/X-OFF Set to match logical flow-control selection configured for converter port NOTE The auxiliary port on the Scanset terminal can be used with the LinkUp 5294 Auxiliary Printer facility.

  • Page 200: Tv910 Terminal Module - Televideo 910

    APPENDIX F: Terminal Modules and ASCII Terminal Setups F.22 TV910 Terminal Module - Televideo 910 The following list identifies the key sequences defined for the TV910 Terminal Module. 1. Press <CTRL> concurrently with the indicated alpha key. 2. Press <ESC> prior to pressing the indicated alpha key. 3.
  • Page 201 LINKUP 5294 WITH DL5294 FIRMWARE 5250 Function Key Sequence Hex Value Generated CMD 9 ESC 9 1BH 39H CMD 10 ESC 0 1BH 30H CMD 11 ESC - 1BH 2DH CMD 12 ESC = 1BH 3DH CMD 13 ESC !

  • Page 202: Tv910P Terminal Module - Televideo 910 Plus/912

    UP No DSR DOWNDCD connected DOWNDTR on with terminal 3. Replace the cover, reconnect the AC power cord, and connect the terminal to the LinkUp 5294 with a modem or direct-connect cable, as appropriate. NOTE The auxiliary port on the 910 terminal can be used with the LinkUp 5294 Auxiliary Printer facility.
  • Page 203 LINKUP 5294 WITH DL5294 FIRMWARE 5250 Function Key Sequence Hex Value Generated Cursor Movement: Character Backspace CTRL/ Cursor Up up arrow Cursor Down down arrow Cursor Left left arrow Cursor Right right arrow Field Advance CTRL/I or TAB Field Backspace...
  • Page 204 APPENDIX F: Terminal Modules and ASCII Terminal Setups 5250 Function Key Sequence Hex Value Generated CMD 16 ESC $ 1BH 24H CMD 17 ESC % 1BH 25H CMD 18 ESC ^ 1BH 5EH CMD 19 ESC & 1BH 26H CMD 20 ESC * 1BH 2AH CMD 21...
  • Page 205 DOWN DTR on with terminal The S1 switches on the back panel are used to set the baud rate for communications to the LinkUp 5294. The S3 switches are used to set the Printer Port baud rate. Set one of the following S1 and S3 group...

  • Page 206: Tv925 Terminal Module - Televideo 920/925/950

    Jumper (S4/W33) must be installed on the main circuit board to DISABLE the Auto - New Line at column 80. 3. Replace the cover. Reconnect the AC power cord and connect the terminal to the LinkUp 5294 with a modem or direct-connect cable, as appropriate.
  • Page 207 LINKUP 5294 WITH DL5294 FIRMWARE 5250 Function Key Sequence Hex Value Generated Cursor Movement: Character Backspace CTRL/C Cursor Up up arrow Cursor Down down arrow Cursor Left left arrow or BACKSPACE Cursor Right right arrow Field Advance Field Baclcspace BACKTAB...
  • Page 208 Both the 92S and 9SO terminals have a Setup Mode available to you for the setting of some of the terminals’ options. All of their options can be set by each of the terminal’s switches or by the initialization procedure of the LinkUp 5294. CAUTION You must be very careful when using Setup Mode.
  • Page 209 LINKUP 5294 WITH DL5294 FIRMWARE Sl (Right Rear) Set To: Comments — Sets the baud rate of the main port (see the baud rates list). DOWN Sets 8-bit word. DOWN Sets 1 stop bit. For all baud rates less than or equal to 110 bps 2 stop bits are recommended.

  • Page 210: Tv970 Terminal Module - Televideo Tv-970

    NOTE The auxiliary port on the 920, 925, and 950 terminals can be used with the LinkUp 5294 Auxiliary Printer facility. However, be aware that the 925 terminal passes the select/deselect sequence (CTRL/T and ESC/A) transmitted by the LinkUp 5294 to determine whether the auxiliary printer facility will be used, through its auxiliary port, to the attached printer.
  • Page 211 LINKUP 5294 WITH DL5294 FIRMWARE 5250 Function Key Sequence Hex Value Generated Special Control: Error Reset CTRL/R or F5 1BH 3FH 6FH Insert Mode CHARACTER INSERT 1BH 5BH 40H or F2 1BH 3FH 62H Delete or SHIFT/F2 1BH 3FH 42H...
  • Page 212 APPENDIX F: Terminal Modules and ASCII Terminal Setups 5250 Function Key Sequence Hex Value Generated CMD 23 ESC _ 1BH 5FH CMD 24 ESC + 1BH 2BH Special Host: System Request ESC S 1BH 53H or SHIFT/Fl 1BH 3FH 41H Signal: Attn ESC A...

  • Page 213: Viewp Terminal Module - Adds Viewpoint/Regent

    LINKUP 5294 WITH DL5294 FIRMWARE Identifier Value Comments INS CHAR N A. The character which replaces erased data on the screen (three-character decimal value) INS/RPL Insert ovcrwrites/moves current data CTRL REP PROC Terminal processes commands received from the host AUTOPG N A.
  • Page 214 APPENDIX F: Terminal Modules and ASCII Terminal Setups 5250 Function Key Sequence Hex Value Generated Cursor Movement: Character Backspace BACKSPACE Cursor Up up arrow Cursor Down down arrow Cursor Left left arrow Cursor Right right arrow Field Advance Field Backspace CTRL/X or F5 02H 35H...
  • Page 215 Please refer to the manufacturer’s user’s manual or contact your supplier. To set up the Viewpoint terminal for connection to the LinkUp 5294, proceed as follows: 1. Disconnect the AC power cord before removing the cover of the terminal.

  • Page 216: Vp60 Terminal Module - Adds Viewpoint 60

    1 = Blinking cursor 0 = Block cursor 1 = Underline cursor 4. Replace the cover, reconnect the AC power cord, and connect the terminal to the LinkUp 5294 with a modem or direct-connect cable, as appropriate. NOTE The auxiliary port on the Viewpoint terminal can be used with the LinkUp 5294 Auxiliary Printer facility.
  • Page 217 LINKUP 5294 WITH DL5294 FIRMWARE 5250 Function Key Sequence Hex Value Generated Cursor Down down arrow Cursor Left left arrow Cursor Right right arrow Field Advance CTRL/I or TAB Field Backspace CTRL/X New Line 02H 33H Fast Left N.A. N.A.
  • Page 218 APPENDIX F: Terminal Modules and ASCII Terminal Setups 5250 Function Key Sequence Hex Value Generated CMD 21 ESC ( 1BH 28H CMD 22 ESC ) 1BH 29H CMD 23 ESC _ 1BH 5FH CMD 24 ESC + 1BH 2BH Special Host: System Request ESC S 1BH 53H...

  • Page 219: Vt52 Terminal Module - Dec Vt52

    3. NK indicates the indicated key is found in the Numeric Keypad at the lower right of the keyboard. The LinkUp 5294 sets this keypad to Alternate Keypad Mode. (Refer to the VT52X Module if you are using terminals emulating the VT52 terminal but without a numeric keypad.) 4.
  • Page 220 APPENDIX F: Terminal Modules and ASCII Terminal Setups 5250 Function Key Sequence Hex Value Generated Cursor Movement: Character Backspace BACKSPACE Cursor Up up arrow 1BH 41H Cursor Down down arrow 1BH 42H Cursor Left left arrow 1BH 44H Cursor Right right arrow 1BH 43H Field Advance...

  • Page 221: Vt52X Terminal Module - Dec Vt52 Emulators

    LINKUP 5294 WITH DL5294 FIRMWARE 5250 Function Key Sequence Hex Value Generated CMD 18 ESC ^ 1BH 5EH CMD 19 ESC & 1BH 26H CMD 20 ESC * 1BH 2AH CMD 21 ESC ( 1BH 28H CMD 22 ESC )
  • Page 222 APPENDIX F: Terminal Modules and ASCII Terminal Setups 5250 Function Key Sequence Hex Value Generated Cursor Right right arrow 1BH 43H Field Advance Field Backspace CTRL/B New Line CTRL/N Fast Left N.A. N.A. Fast Right N.A. N.A. Special Control: Error Reset CTRL/R Insert Mode CTRL/J...

  • Page 223: Vt100 Terminal Module - Dec Vt100

    3. NK indicates the indicated key is found in the Numeric Keypad at the lower right of the keyboard. The LinkUp 5294 sets this keypad to Alternate Keypad Mode. (Refer to the ANSI Terminal Module for VT100 terminals and compatibles complying with the ANSI Standard 3.64, but without a numeric keypad.)
  • Page 224 APPENDIX F: Terminal Modules and ASCII Terminal Setups 5250 Function Key Sequence Hex Value Generated Field Advance Field Backspace 1BH 4FH 52H New Line LINE FEED Fast Left N.A. N A. Fast Right N.A. N.A. Special Control: Error Reset CTRL/R Insert Mode NK 9 1BH 4FH 79H...
  • Page 225 SETUP B mode may only be entered from SETUP A mode by pressing SETUP twice. This mode contains a series of software keys that tailor the terminal to your operating environment. The following values are recommended to interface with the LinkUp 5294. Byte 1 Switches (Bit def.

  • Page 226: Vt220 Terminal Module

    The baud rate specified here must match the baud rate for the LinkUp 5294 port to which this terminal is connected. For all baud rates lower than 150 bps (that is, 50, 75, 110, 134.5), the number of stop bits must be 2.
  • Page 227 LINKUP 5294 WITH DL5294 FIRMWARE 5250 Function Key Sequence Hex Value Generated Special Control Error Reset 1BH 5BH 33H 31H 7EH or CTRL/R Insert Mode 1BH 5BH 31H 39H 7EH or INSERT HERE 1BH 5BH 32H 7EH Delete SHIFT/F8 1BH 5BH 33H 39H 7EH...
  • Page 228 VT220 terminal owner’s manual. Each Setup screen contains a number of fields which in turn are used to establish parameter settings. The following parameter settings are suggested for use with the LinkUp 5294 Setup Screen...

  • Page 229: Wy30 Terminal Module - Wyse Wy30

    LINKUP 5294 WITH DL5294 FIRMWARE Setup Screen Field Setting/Comments COMM Transmit = (baud rate) Set to match converter Receive = (baud rate) Transmit XOFF Bits, Parity (main port) Set to match converter Stop Bits Set to match converter Local Echo...
  • Page 230 APPENDIX F: Terminal Modules and ASCII Terminal Setups 5250 Function Key Sequence Hex Value Generated Special Control Error Reset ERROR RESET Insert Mode 01H 42H 0DH Delete 1BH 71H Erase Input ERASE INPUT 01H 44H 0DH Home HOME Field Exit Duplicate 01H 43H 0DH Field Minus...

  • Page 231: Wy60 Terminal Module - Wyse Wy60

    LINKUP 5294 WITH DL5294 FIRMWARE 5250 Function Key Sequence Hex Value Generated Signal Attn ATTN 01H 46H 0DH Special Function Cancel Print ESC C 1BH 43H Refresh Display CTRL/W Initialize Terminal ESC < 1BH 3CH Toggle Indicators ESC T 1BH 54H Request Disconnect ESC >...
  • Page 232 APPENDIX F: Terminal Modules and ASCII Terminal Setups 5250 Function Key Sequence Hex Value Generated Enter ESC ENTER 1BH 0DH Clear CTRL/C Help 01H 45H 0DH Print 01H 44H 0DH Roll Up SHIFT/F7 01H 66H 0DH Roll Down SHIFT/F8 01H 67H 0DH CMD 1 ESC 1 1BH 31H...

  • Page 233: F.34 Wy60X Terminal Module - Wyse Wy60 With Extended Keyboard

    LINKUP 5294 WITH DL5294 FIRMWARE F.34 WY60X Terminal Module - Wyse WY60 with Extended Keyboard The following list identifies the key sequences defined for the WY60X Terminal Module. 1. Press the < CTRL > key concurrently with the indicated alpha key.

  • Page 234: Wy100 Terminal Module - Wyse Wy100

    APPENDIX F: Terminal Modules and ASCII Terminal Setups 5250 Function Key Sequence Hex Value Generated CMD 9 01H 48H 0DH CMD 10 01H 49H 0DH CMD 11 01H 4AH 0DH CMD 12 01H 4BH 0DH CMD 13 SHIFT/Fl 01H 60H 0DH CMD 14 SHIFT/F2 01H 61H 0DH\...
  • Page 235 LINKUP 5294 WITH DL5294 FIRMWARE 5250 Function Key Sequence Hex Value Generated Field Backspace SHIFTED TAB 1BH 49H New Line NEW LINE Fast Left N.A. N.A. Fast Right N.A. N.A. Special Control Error Reset CTRL/R Insert Mode LINE INSERT 1BH 45H...
  • Page 236 APPENDIX F: Terminal Modules and ASCII Terminal Setups 5250 Function Key Sequence Hex Value Generated Special Host System Request ESC S 1BH 53H Signal Attn ESC A 1BH 41H Extended Function Local Copy Print Req. PRINT 1BH 40 H Local Copy Form Feed ESC F 1BH 46H Cancel Print...

  • Page 237: Xt100 Terminal Module

    ON = Non-blinking cursor Full duplex Conversation 3. Reconnect the AC power cord and connect the terminal to the LinkUp 5294 with a modem or direct connect cable, as appropriate. F.36 XT100 Terminal Module The following list identifies the key sequences defined for the XT100 Terminal Module.
  • Page 238 APPENDIX F: Terminal Modules and ASCII Terminal Setups 5250 Function Key Sequence Hex Value Generated Special Control Error Reset CTRL/R Insert Mode CTRL/A B 01H 42H Delete DELETE Erase Input CTRL/A C 01H 43H Home CTRL/A D 01H 44H Field Exit: Duplicate CTRL/A E 01H 45H...
  • Page 239 LINKUP 5294 WITH DL5294 FIRMWARE 5250 Function Key Sequence Hex Value Generated Signal Attn CTRL/A O 01H 4FH Extended Function Local Copy Print Req. CTRL/P Local Copy Form Feed CTRL/F Cancel Print CTRL/C Refresh Screen CTRL/W Toggle Status Line/ Toggle Indicators...
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