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DEC AlphaServer 2100 Operator's Manual

DEC AlphaServer 2100 Operator's Manual (230 pages)

AGFA Operator's Guide Printer 2100

Brand: DEC | Category: Printer | Size: 0.98 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
4
Preface
11
- Software Requirements
  11
- Operating Information
  12
- Printer Components
  12
- Associated Documents
  13
- Conventions Used in this Guide
  15
- Safety Information
  16
CDRH Label
17
Chapter 1 Printer Components

18
Chapter 2 Operating Information

27
- Powering the Printer on
  27
- Powering the Printer off
  29
- Opening the Top Cover
  30
- Closing the Top Cover
  32
- Selecting the Output Tray
  33
- Selecting the Top Output Tray (Facedown Print)
  34
- Selecting the Rear Output Tray (Faceup Print)
  35
- Loading Paper
  36
- Adding Paper to the Cassette
  37
- Feeding Media Manually
  40
- Manually Feeding Paper, Labels, and Transparencies
  41
- Legal-Size Coding Example
  41
- Using Duplex Printing
  47
- Feeding Envelopes Manually
  53
- Feeding Envelopes
  53
- Adjusting the Print Density
  59
- Printing the Engine Test Print
  62
- Engine Test Print
  63
- Printing Test Print a
  65
  - Test Print a
    66
  - Test Print a
    67
- Printing Test Print a
  68
- Printing Test Print B
  69
- Test Print B
  70
- Printing Test Print B
  71
- Printing the Font List
  72
- Font List
  73
- Printing the Font List
  74
- Using Control Representation Mode
  75
- Entering Control Representation Mode
  75
- Resetting the Printer
  76
Chapter 3 The Control Panel

77
- Control Panel
  78
- Control Panel Functions
  78
- Using the Keypad in Keypad Mode
  80
- Entering Keypad Mode
  80
- Keypad Functions: Keypad Mode
  80
- The Control Panel
  81
- Using the Keypad in Menu Mode
  82
Chapter 4 Printer Conﬁguration

83
- Sample of a Menu
  83
- Entering Menu Mode
  84
- Using the Keypad in Menu Mode
  85
- Keypad Functions: Menu Mode
  85
- Reading the Display in Menu Mode
  86
- Displaying Menu and Feature Selections
  86
- Menu Display
  87
- Displaying Menu Values
  88
- Printer Conﬁguration Memory
  88
- Operating Memory
  89
- ROM (Read-Only Memory)
  90
- Recalling Factory Default Values from ROM
  90
- NVRAM (Nonvolatile Random-Access Memory)
  91
- Saving Values in NVRAM
  91
- RAM (Random-Access Memory)
  92
- Operational Flow in Menu Mode
  92
- Saving Values in RAM
  92
- Operational Flow Chart
  93
- Sample Procedure for Changing and Saving Values
  94
- Changing and Saving Values
  94
- Test Print a
  97
- Menu Descriptions
  98
- Menu Mode Features and Values
  98
- FEEDER Menu
  100
- FEEDER Menu Features and Values
  100
- LAYOUT Menu
  101
- LAYOUT Menu Features and Values
  101
- Offset Position (Offsetx, Offsety)
  102
- Offset Positioning
  102
- Offset Printout Samples
  103
- Automatic New Line (Autonl)
  104
- COPY Menu
  104
- COMMAND Menu
  104
- INITIAL Menu
  105
- Macro
  106
- Device Identiﬁcation
  106
- User Preference Character Set
  107
- Examples Using the Macro Feature
  108
- Paint Mode (Paint)
  108
- Paper Size (Paper)
  108
- INTERFACE Menu
  109
- Interface Selection (I/F)
  110
- Baud Rate (Baud)
  111
- RS232C Data Format (Rsmode)
  111
- Data Terminal Ready (Dtr)
  111
- Buffer Control (Xon/Xoff)
  111
- End of Text/Acknowledge (Etx/Ack)
  112
Chapter 5 Print Media

113
- Paper Speciﬁcations
  114
- Cassette Feed Paper Sizes
  114
- Special Considerations When Printing on Paper
  115
- Paper Speciﬁcations
  115
- Envelope Speciﬁcations
  116
- Special Considerations When Printing on Envelopes
  119
- Transparency Speciﬁcations
  120
- Special Considerations When Printing Transparencies
  120
- Transparency Sizes
  120
- Label Speciﬁcations
  121
- Unacceptable Labels
  121
- Special Considerations When Printing on Labels
  122
- Paper Handling and Storage
  122
- Paper Handling
  122
- Paper Storage
  123
Chapter 6 Troubleshooting

124
- Error Skip Procedure
  124
- Printer Status Messages
  125
- Operator Call Messages
  126
- Software Error Messages
  127
- Service Call Messages
  130
- Common Operating Problems
  130
- Common Operating Problems
  131
- Paper Jams
  134
- Paper Jam Areas
  134
- Top and Rear Paper Tray Paper Jams
  135
- Paper Feed, Transfer, and Fixing Assembly Paper Jams
  139
Chapter 7 Maintenance

143
- Cleaning the Printer
  143
- Cleaning the Internal Surfaces
  144
- Cleaning the Primary Corona Wire
  149
- Cleaning the Transfer Corona Wires and Discharging Pins
  155
- Extending EP-S Cartridge Life
  161
- Replacing the EP-S Cartridge
  162
- Rocking the EP-S Cartridge
  162
- Replacing the Ozone Filter
  178
Chapter 8 Service

182
- Digital Equipment Corporation Services
  182
- Questions to Consider before You Call
  183
Appendix A Declaser Printer Quick Reference Guide

184
- Positioning Controls
  185
- A.1 Positioning Controls
  185
- Margins and Spacing
  188
- A–1 DECVPFS Selective Parameters
  190
- Set/Reset Modes
  193
- Fonts and Character Sets
  194
  - A–2 Scs—Select Character Set
    197
  - A–3 NRC Fallback Selection
    198
- Miscellaneous
  199
  - A.5 Miscellaneous
    199
  - A–4 Selective Digital Private Parameters
    199
Appendix B Accessories and Supplies

206
- B–1 Declaser 2100 Printer Accessories and Supplies
  206
- Ordering Information
  208
  - B.1 Ordering Information
    208
  - B–2 Ordering Within the U.S.A
    208
  - B–3 Outside the U.S.A
    208
Appendix C Specifications

209
- Operating Speciﬁcations
  209
- C.1 Operating Speciﬁcations
  209
- Serial Interface Speciﬁcations
  212
- RS232C Pin Assignments
  212
- C–1 Serial Interface Pin Assignment
  212
- Serial Connections to Modem
  213
- Serial Connections Without Modem
  214
- Parallel Interface Speciﬁcations
  215
- C–2 Parallel Interface Pin Assignments
  216
- Parallel Pin Assignment
  217
- Parallel Connections
  217
- C–5 Parallel Connections
  217
Appendix C Speciﬁcations

209
Appendix D LN03 Compatibility

218
- General Differences
  218
- D.1 General Differences
  218
- Printable Area Compatibility
  219
- Protocol Compatibility
  219
- D.3 Protocol Compatibility
  219
- Glossary
  221
- Operating Memory
  225
- Index
  228

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DEC AlphaServer 2100 Owner's Manual

DEC AlphaServer 2100 Owner's Manual (192 pages)

Brand: DEC | Category: Server | Size: 0.9 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
5
Preface

13
1 Basic Operation

17
- Before Using this Guide
  17
- In this Chapter
  18
- System Features
  19
  - Overview
    19
  - Characteristics
    19
  - Architecture
    20
- System Characteristics
  20
- System Architecture
  21
  - Environmental and Power Requirements
    22
    
    In this Section
    22
    
    System Dimensions
    22
    
    Environmental Speciﬁcations
    22
- System Dimensions and Service Area
  22
- Environmental Speciﬁcations
  23
  - Power Requirements
    24
  - Power Cords
    25
- Power Cord Order Numbers
  25
  - Moving the System
    26
  - Repositioning the System
    26
- System Leveler Feet
  27
- System Keys
  28
  - Opening the System Door
    28
  - Turning the System on
    29
    
    Overview
    29
    
    Checking System Settings
    30
- Powered-Down System Settings
  31
  - Powering up the System
    32
- Powering up the System
  33
  - Displaying Power-Up Information
    34
- Interpreting Operator Control Panel Power-Up Display
  36
  - Preboot Tasks
    39
  - Booting the Operating System
    41
- Booting the Operating System for the First Time
  41
  - Autobooting the Operating System
    43
  - Powering down the System
    43
    
    Before You Begin
    43
    
    Turning off DC Power
    44
- Turning off the System
  44
  - Extended Power-Down (AC Power)
    45
- Turning off AC Power
  45
  - Invoking Console Mode
    46
    
    Console Subsystem
    46
    
    Console Terminal
    46
    
    Console Mode
    46
    
    Remote Access
    47
    
    Invoking Console Mode
    47
  - Connecting to Networks
    48
    
    Overview
    48
    
    Ethernet
    48
- Ethernet Network Connections
  49
  - Connecting Peripherals
    50
    
    Serial/Parallel Connections
    50
- Connecting Serial and Parallel Devices
  51
- Terminal Connections
  53
  - Operating Storage Devices
    54
    
    Overview
    54
    
    For Additional Information
    54
    
    Before You Operate Mass Storage Devices
    54
    
    Identifying Mass Storage Compartments
    54
- Storage Compartments
  55
  - Operating Storage Devices
    55
  - Operating a Compact Disc Drive
    56
    
    Compact Disc Drive Description
    56
    
    Caddyless Drive
    56
- Caddyless CD-ROM Drive
  57
  - Drive with Caddy
    58
- CD-ROM Drive with Caddy
  59
  - Inserting and Removing a Compact Disc
    60
- Inserting and Removing a Caddyless Compact Disc (Internal Disc Caddy)
  61
- Inserting and Removing a CD-ROM Caddy
  63
  - Operating a DAT Tape Drive
    64
    
    DAT Description
    64
    
    Inserting a Tape
    64
    
    Removing a Tape
    64
- Inserting and Removing a Tape: DAT
  65
  - Operating a Diskette Drive
    66
    
    Diskette Drive Description
    66
    
    Inserting a Diskette
    66
    
    Removing a Diskette
    66
- Diskette Drive and Diskette
  67
  - Operating a QIC Drive
    68
    
    QIC Drive Description
    68
    
    Inserting a QIC Tape
    68
    
    Removing a QIC Tape
    68
- QIC Tape Drive and QIC Tape
  68
2 Hardware Components

69
- In this Chapter
  69
- Operator Control Panel (OCP)
  70
  - Power-Up Display
    70
- Operator Control Panel
  70
  - Halt Button
    71
  - DC On/Off Button
    71
  - Reset Button
    72
  - Doors and Panels
    73
    
    Door and Panel Removal
    73
- Door and Panel Removal
  74
  - System Front
    76
  - System Rear
    78
  - System Module Locations
    80
    
    Card Cage
    80
    
    Accessing the Card Cage
    80
- System Module Locations
  81
  - Accessories
    82
  - Accessories
    83
3 Options and Upgrades

85
- In this Chapter
  87
- Upgrade Overview
  87
  - Adding Third-Party Devices
    87
- Supported Options
  88
- Verifying System Conﬁguration
  89
- Device Names
  92
  - ARC Environment Variables
    93
- ARC Firmware Environment Variables
  93
  - For more Information
    94
  - Openvms
    94
- Device Name Convention
  97
  - Show Device
    98
  - Show Memory
    100
  - Setting and Showing Environment Variables
    101
  - System Bus Options
    102
- System Bus Option Locations
  103
  - CPU Modules
    104
- System Bus Conﬁgurations According to Number of Cpus
  105
  - External I/O
    106
  - Memory Modules
    106
  - Standard I/O Module
    107
  - EISA Bus Options
    108
  - ISA Bus Options
    110
  - Identifying ISA and EISA Options
    112
- ISA and EISA Boards
  112
  - Conﬁguring EISA and ISA Options
    113
    
    EISA Conﬁguration Utility
    113
    
    System Conﬁguration Diskette
    113
    
    Before You Run the ECU
    113
    
    Starting the ECU
    114
  - Conﬁguring EISA Options
    117
- Summary of Procedure for Conﬁguring EISA Bus (EISA Options Only)
  118
  - Conﬁguring EISA/ISA Options
    119
- Summary of Procedure for Conﬁguring EISA Bus with ISA Options
  120
  - PCI Bus Options
    121
- PCI Board
  121
  - Installing PCI Boards
    122
  - SCSI Buses
    123
    
    Conﬁguring the Removable Media Bus
    124
- Removable-Media Bus Conﬁgurations
  125
  - Internal Storageworks Shelves
    126
- Internal Storageworks Conﬁguration
  126
- SCSI Cable Routing to Internal Storageworks Shelves
  127
  - Installing Storageworks Fixed Disks
    128
- Installing Hard-Disk Drives
  129
  - Guidelines for Systems with SWXCR-Ex Controller
    130
- RAID Subsystem Documentation
  130
  - Power Supply Conﬁgurations
    131
    
    Power Supply Modes
    131
    
    Ordering Guidelines
    132
- Power Supply Conﬁgurations
  133
4 Troubleshooting the System

135
- Introduction
  135
- In this Chapter
  135
- Before You Begin
  136
  - Determine Service Provider
    136
- How to Identify a Problem
  137
  - Task Overview
    138
    
    Steps to Identifying a Problem
    138
- Steps to Resolving Problems
  138
  - Determining Type of Problem
    139
  - Reporting Problems to Digital Services
    140
    
    Pre-Call Checklist
    140
    
    Digital Support Center Contact Numbers
    140
- Digital Support Centers
  141
  - Power Problems
    144
- Troubleshooting Power Problems
  144
  - Problems Getting to Console Mode
    145
- Troubleshooting Problems Getting to Console Mode
  145
  - Interpreting the Operator Control Panel Power-Up Display
    146
    
    CPU Failover
    146
    
    Interpreting Operator Control Panel Power-Up Display
    148
  - Console Reported Problems
    149
- Troubleshooting Console Reported Problems
  149
  - Show Fru
    150
  - Test
    152
  - Mass Storage Problems Indicated at Power-Up
    154
- Troubleshooting Fixed-Media Problems
  154
- Troubleshooting Removable-Media Problems
  156
  - EISA Bus Problems Indicated at Power-Up
    157
- Troubleshooting EISA Problems
  158
  - PCI Bus Problems Indicated at Power-Up
    159
- Troubleshooting PCI Problems
  159
  - Boot Problems
    160
- Troubleshooting Boot Problems
  160
- Troubleshooting Operating System Reported Errors
  162
- Troubleshooting RAID Problems
  163
- Technical Support
  189

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