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AT&T 730 MTG User Manual (442 pages)

Multi-Tasking Graphics Terminal

Brand: AT&T | Category: Touch terminals | Size: 8 MB

Table of Contents
4
Figure E-1 98-Key Keyboard -- Main Keypad
16
Figure E-2 98-Key Keyboard -- Keypads
16
Figure 6-5
20
Chapter 1 Overview

22
About this Manual

22
Audience

22
730 MTG Pocket Reference Card

22
Conventions

23
Reader Response Card

23
Roadmap

24
For a New User

24
For an Experienced User

25
About the 730 MTG Terminal

26
- Figure 1-1 730 MTG Terminal
  26
Environment Needed

29
Hosts

29
UNIX® Releases

29
Software

30
630 MTG Software Development Package

30
5620 DMD Core Package

30
Hardware

31
Standard Components

31
Cables

32
- Table 1-1 Main, Main2 EIA Port
  32
- Table 1-2 Auxiliary EIA Port
  33
Documentation

34
Chapter 2 Getting Started

36
In this Chapter

38
Installation

39
Inventory

39
Choosing a Worksite

40
Installation Procedure

41
- Figure 2-1 Attaching the Base to the Display
  42
- Figure 2-3 Adjusting Keyboard Position
  44
Power on

46
Automatic Self Test

46
- Automatic Selftest
  46
Screen Appearance

47
Screen Saver Feature

48
Adjustments

49
Brightness and Contrast 2-1

49
Tilt and Swivel

49
- Figure 2-5 Tilt and Swivel
  50
Chapter 3 Mouse and Menu Operation

52
In this Chapter

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For a New User

54
For an Experienced User

54
Using the Mouse

55
Mouse Cursor

55
Mouse Buttons

55
Mouse Actions

56
Using the Menus

57
- Figure 3-2 Menu and Submenus
  58
Pop up Menus

57
Static Menus

58
Scrolling Menus

59
- Figure 3-3 Scrolling the Menu
  60
Exercise

61
Mouse and Menu Quick Reference

62
Chapter 4 Setup

64
In this Chapter

66
For a New User

66
For an Experienced User

66
What Is Setup

67
- Figure 4-1 Selecting Setup and the Setup Window
  68
- Figure 4-2 the Setup Main Menu
  69
To Initiate Setup

67
Setup Main Menu

69
Viewing and Modifying Options

69
- Figure 4-3 Submenu and Settings
  70
- Figure 4-4 Ports Submenu
  71
Ports

71
Host Port (Default for Main, Main2)

71
Printer Port (Default for Aux)

81
Ssi

82
- Figure 4-5 Printer Submenu
  83
Printer 4-1

83
Display

84
- Figure 4-7 Keyboard Submenu
  86
Keyboard

86
- Figure 4-8 Mouse Submenu
  88
Mouse

88
- Figure 4-9 Selftest Submenu
  90
Selftest

90
- Self Test
  90
Default

91
- Figure 4-10 Default Submenu
  91
Table of Terminal Option Defaults

92
Table of Terminal Option Defaults, Continued

93
Exiting Setup

94
Exercise

95
Setup Quick Reference

97
Chapter 5 Windows

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- Figure 5-9 Local Windows 5-20
  101
In this Chapter

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For a New User

102
For an Experienced User

102
Windows 5-2

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- Figure 5-1 the Window
  104
Layers Versus Non-Layers

103
Multiple Windows 5-4

105
Current Window

106
- Figure 5-2 the Layers Icon
  106
Mouse Cursors in Windows 5-6

107
The Main Terminal Menu

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- Figure 5-4 the Main Terminal Menu
  109
Window Commands

110
- Figure 5-5 Creating a New Window
  111
New

110
Reshape

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- Figure 5-6 Reshaping a Window
  113
Move

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- Figure 5-7 Moving a Window
  115
Top

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Bottom

116
Current

118
Top and Current

118
Delete

119
Exit

120
Local Windows 5-20

121
Automatic Windows Screen Configuration

122
The Config File

125
Windows Quick Reference

126
Chapter 6 The Wproc+ Emulator

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- For a New User
  130
- For an Experienced User
  130
In this Chapter

130
- Entering Wproc
  131
What Is Wproc

131
- Figure 6-1 more Submenu
  132
- Setup Options
  133
- Escape Sequences
  134
- Figure 6-2 a Wproc+ Window
  135
- Text Area
  135
Window Appearance

135
- Figure 6-3 the Label Area
  136
- Label Area
  136
- Figure 6-4 Icons Used in the Label Area
  137
- In-Window Status Line
  138
- The Scroll Area and Scrolling
  139
- Split Screen Feature
  142
Using the Mouse in Wproc

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- Button 3
  145
- Figure 6-6 Wproc+ Menu
  145
- Edit
  146
Wproc+ Operations

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- Figure 6-7 Selecting Text in Edit
  147
- Edit Operations
  149
- Figure 6-8 Edit Submenu
  149
- Figure 6-9 the Send Operation
  150
- Font
  152
- Figure 6-10 Font Submenu
  153
- Peel
  153
- Figure 6-11 Print Submenu
  155
- Print
  155
- Figure 6-12 Options Submenu
  156
- Options
  156
- Examples of Programming in Wproc
  160
- Programming the Label Area
  160
- Programming the Wproc+ Menu
  161
- Figure 6-13 VI Commands in the Wproc+ Menu
  163
- Wproc+ Quick Reference
  164
Chapter 7 The 4014 GS Emulator

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- For a New User
  168
- For an Experienced User
  168
- In this Chapter
  168
- Entering the 4014 GS Emulator
  170
- What Is the 4014 GS Emulator
  170
- Figure 7-1 more Submenu
  171
- Escape Sequences
  172
- Exiting the 4014 GS Emulator
  173
- Figure 7-2 a 4014 GS Window
  174
- Window Appearance
  174
- Alpha Mode 2-Column Display
  175
  - Window Appearance
    175
- Clipped Windows 7-8
  175
- Scaled Windows 7-8
  175
- Drawing Space Origin
  176
- Figure 7-3 Alpha Mode 2-Column Display
  176
- The XV-Coordinate Space
  176
- Resolution
  177
- Text, Vectors, Cursors, and Patterns
  178
- Using the Keyboard in the 4014 GS
  179
- Button 1
  181
Using the Mouse in the 4014 GS

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- Button 3
  182
- Figure 7-4 the 4014 GS Menu
  182
- The 4014 GS Menu
  183
- Character Size
  184
- Options
  184
  - Figure 7-5 Character Size Submenu
    184
The 4014 GS Menu

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- Figure 7-6 Options Submenu
  185
- Alpha Mode
  191
Drawing Functions

191
- Pixel Operations
  191
- Graph Mode
  192
- Rectangle Draw
  195
- Figure 7-8 Rectangle Fill Patterns
  196
- GIN Data
  198
Graphic Input (GIN)

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- Graphic Input (GIN)
  198
- GIN Mode
  200
- GIN Request Command
  200
- Figure 7-9 the Crosshair Cursor
  202
- Coordinate Conversion
  203
Coordinate Conversion

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- Table 7-4 Coordinate Conversion Chart
  207
4014 GS Quick Reference

208
Chapter 8 Printing

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- For a New User
  214
- For an Experienced User
  214
In this Chapter

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Printer Installation

215
- Printer Setup
  215
- Figure 8-1 Setup Main Menu and Printer Submenu
  216
- Figure 8-2 Ports Submenu
  217
- Figure 8-3 the Print Submenu
  219
Printing Using the Menu

219
- Printer off
  221
- Printer on
  221
Printing Escape Sequences

221
- Media Copy off
  222
- Media Copy on
  222
- Print Window
  222
- Print Termination Mode
  223
- Printer Extent Mode
  223
- Printer Status Request
  223
- AT&T 5310/5320 Teleprinters
  224
Supported Printers

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- Table 8-1 5310/5320 Options
  225
- AT&T 475 and AT&T 476
  226
- Table 8-2 475/476 Options
  227
- At&T 572/573
  229
- Table 8-3 572/573 Options
  229
- Table 8-4 582/583 Options
  230
- Table 8-5 593 Options
  231
- Printing Quick Reference
  233
- For a New User
  236
- For an Experienced User
  236
- In this Chapter
  236
Label Window and PF Edit

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- Label Window Description
  237
- Fkey Ranges
  238
- Figure 9-3 98-Key Keyboard Labels
  239
- Figure 9-4 102- and 1 02+1-Key Keyboard Labels
  239
- User and System Fkeys
  240
- Displaying the Label Window
  241
- Figure 9-5 Location of Label Window on Power up
  241
- On Power up
  241
- Figure 9-6 more Submenu and Labels Option
  242
- From the more Submenu
  242
- Making the Labels Window Top and Current
  243
- Moving and Deleting the Labels Window
  243
- Programming the Fkeys
  244
- Using Escape Sequences
  244
- Using PF Edit
  244
- Figure 9-7 Keyboard Submenu
  246
- Figure 9-8PF Edit Window Showing Default User Fkeys
  248
- PF Edit
  248
- Entering PF Edit
  249
- Figure 9-9 PF Edit Option on the more Submenu
  249
- Defining Labels and Strings
  250
- Exiting PF Edit
  250
- Label Window/Pf Edit Quick Reference
  252
Dial Edit

256
- For a New or Experienced User
  256
- In this Chapter
  256
- Entering Dial Edit
  257
- Introducing Dial Edit
  257
- Figure 10-1 the more Submenu and Dial Edit Option
  258
- Exiting Dial Edit
  259
- Figure 10-2 the Dial Edit Window
  259
- Mouse Functions in Dial Edit
  260
- Button 3
  261
- Figure 10-3 Dial Edit Menu
  261
- Figure 10-4 Dial Edit Port Menu
  262
- The Dial Edit Script
  263
- Editing a Script
  264
- Dial Edit Operations
  265
- Running a Script
  265
- Cancel/Terminate a Script
  266
- Figure 10-5 Running a Script
  266
- Monitoring a Script
  267
- Figure 10-6 the Monitor Window
  268
- Dial Edit Quick Reference
  269
- Figure 5-3 Mouse Cursors in Windows 5-6
  100
Chapter 11: Maintenance and Troubleshooting

274
Maintenance and Troubleshooting

274
- Care of the Terminal
  275
- Cleaning
  275
- Spills
  275
- Automatic Selftest
  276
- Selftest Option in Setup
  276
In this Chapter

274
Testing the Terminal

276
- User-Initiated Selftest
  276
- Self Test Error Messages
  277
- Figure 11-1 Expansion RAM Addresses
  279
Testing the Mouse

280
Testing the Keyboard

281
Troubleshooting

282
- Message Boxes
  286
Maintenance and Troubleshooting 11-I

286
- Customer Service Information
  288
Appendix A: Control Characters

292
- Wproc+ Control Characters
  292
  - Table A-1 Wproc+ Control Characters
    293
  - Table A-2 Wproc+ Control Characters
    294
- 4014 GS Control Characters
  295
Appendix B: Escape Sequence Reference

306
- Character Attributes
  306
- Wproc+ Escape Sequence Listing
  306
- Cursor Contents Report
  307
- Cursor Information Report
  309
- Editing Functions
  312
- Emulation Entrance
  313
- Font
  314
- Keyboard Support
  314
- Labels Window
  314
- Line Attributes
  315
- Programmable Options
  315
- Program, Continued
  316
- Printer
  323
- Requests, Reports, Resets
  324
- Scrolling Region
  326
- Status Line
  326
- 4014 GS Escape Sequences
  327
Appendix C: Character Sets and Fonts

330
- Character Sets
  332
- Designating a Logical Set
  333
- Mapping a Character Set to GL or GR
  335
- Character Set Tables
  337
  - Table C-3 United States ASCII Set
    338
  - Table C-4 United Kingdom Set
    339
  - Table C-5 Canadian/French Set
    340
  - Table C-6 Special Character and Line Drawing Set
    341
  - Table C-7 Securities Industry Set
    342
  - Table C-8 Mosaic Set
    343
  - Table C-9 ISO Latin-1 Set
    344
- Font Information
  345
- Resident Fonts
  345
- Downloaded Fonts
  347
Appendix D: EIA Connections

350
- Table 0-1 Main/Main2 Port Pin Definitions
  351
- Aux EIA Communications Interface
  352
- SSI Port
  354
- LAN Port
  355
Appendix D: Eta Connections

350
- Main and Main2 EIA Communications Interface
  350
Appendix E: 98-Key Keyboard

356
- Keyboard Layout
  358
  - Table F-2 Transmitted Codes
    361
  - Table F-3 Transmitted Codes
    361
  - Table F-4 Transmitted Codes
    362
  - Table H-1 Transmitted Codes
    362
  - Table E-4 Transmitted Codes
    364
- Numeric Keypad Transmitted Codes
  365
Appendix F: 102-Key Keyboard

388
- Transmitted Codes
  388
  - Table G-5 Numeric Keypad Codes
    394
Appendix G: 102+1-Key Keyboard

398
Appendix H: 122-Key Keyboard

398
- Keyboard Layout
  398
  - Table G-1 Transmitted Codes
    403
  - Table G-3 Transmitted Codes
    404
  - Table H-4 Transmitted Codes
    406
  - Table G-4 Transmitted Codes
    407
  - Table H-6 Numeric Keypad Codes
    408
Appendix I: Software Support

410
- Host Software \-1
  412
- Changes to Your .Profile \-3
  414
- Terminfo \-5
  416
Appendix J:options and Accessories

428
- Listing
  428

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AT&T 730 MTG User Manual (442 pages)

Table of Contents

Chapter 1 Overview

About this Manual

Audience

730 MTG Pocket Reference Card

Conventions

Reader Response Card

Roadmap

For a New User

For an Experienced User

About the 730 MTG Terminal

Environment Needed

Hosts

UNIX® Releases

Software

630 MTG Software Development Package

5620 DMD Core Package

Hardware

Standard Components

Cables

Documentation

Chapter 2 Getting Started

In this Chapter

Installation

Inventory

Choosing a Worksite

Installation Procedure

Power on

Automatic Self Test

Screen Appearance

Screen Saver Feature

Adjustments

Brightness and Contrast 2-1

Tilt and Swivel

Chapter 3 Mouse and Menu Operation

In this Chapter

For a New User

For an Experienced User

Using the Mouse

Mouse Cursor

Mouse Buttons

Mouse Actions

Using the Menus

Pop up Menus

Static Menus

Scrolling Menus

Exercise

Mouse and Menu Quick Reference

Chapter 4 Setup

In this Chapter

For a New User

For an Experienced User

What Is Setup

To Initiate Setup

Setup Main Menu

Viewing and Modifying Options

Ports

Host Port (Default for Main, Main2)

Printer Port (Default for Aux)

Ssi

Printer 4-1

Display

Keyboard

Mouse

Selftest

Default

Table of Terminal Option Defaults

Table of Terminal Option Defaults, Continued

Exiting Setup

Exercise

Setup Quick Reference

Chapter 5 Windows

In this Chapter

For a New User

For an Experienced User

Windows 5-2

Layers Versus Non-Layers

Multiple Windows 5-4