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Tektronix 4115B Operator's Manual (235 pages)

COMPUTER DISPLAY TERMINAL

Brand: Tektronix | Category: Touch terminals | Size: 50 MB

Table of Contents
5
Operators Safety Summary
15
Introduction
18
- About this Manual
  18
  - Related Documentation
    18
- General Description
  19
- Software Support
  19
- The 41158 Package
  19
The 4115B Computer Display Terminal
19
- About the 41158
  21
  - The Display
    21
  - The Graphics Area
    21
    
    Segments
    22
    
    Multiple View
    22
    
    Graphics Input
    22
  - Dialog Buffer and Dialog Area
    22
    
    Setup Mode
    22
    
    Local Mode
    22
    
    Error Reporting
    22
  - The Pedestal
    23
  - The Keyboard
    23
Programmable Function Keys
23
- The Viewing Keys
  24
Controls, Indicators and Keyboard
25
Front Panel Controls and Indicators
25
- POWER Switch
  25
The POWER Switch
25
- The Power-Up Sequence
  26
The Air Vents
26
- Power-Up Defaults
  27
Power-Up Indicator Lights
27
- MASTER RESET Button
  28
The MASTER RESET and SELF TEST Buttons
28
- SELF TEST Button
  29
- WRITE PROTECT Switch and Lndicator(S)
  29
- Disk Drive Indicator
  29
- KEYBOARD Connector
  30
- DEGAUSS/CONVERGE Button
  30
- INTENSITY Control
  30
The KEYBOARD Connector
30
The Display Controls
31
The Keyboard
32
- Indicator Lights
  32
  - Kybdlock
    32
  - Page Full
    32
  - Xmt
    32
  - Rcv
    32
- The Thumbwheels
  32
The Keyboard Indicator Lights
33
- The ASCII Section
  34
  - Alphanumeric Keys
    34
  - Control Keys
    34
The Alphanumeric Keys
34
The Control Keys
35
The Break Key
37
- Command Keys
  38
The Command Keys
38
- Caps Lock
  39
- Setup
  39
- Dialog
  39
Enabling the Dialog Area
40
- Clear
  41
- Local
  41
- Cancel
  42
- Hard Copy
  42
- Function Keys
  42
Non-Programmable Keys
43
- Viewing Keys
  44
  - Framing Mode
    44
  - View
    44
The Viewing Keys
44
- ZOOM and PAN
  45
- Overview
  45
- Normal
  45
- Next View
  46
- Restore
  46
- Border
  46
Rear Panel and Connectors
46
- Display Unit Connectors
  47
Rear Panel
47
- Pedestal Connectors
  48
  - Optional Connectors
    48
Section3
49
- File Transfers and Peripherals
  49
- Introduction
  49
- Files and File Transfers
  50
  - Files
    50
  - File Operations
    50
File Transfer Commands
51
- Using Disk Drives
  52
  - Option 42/43 Description
    52
    
    Basic Description
    53
    
    Inserting and Removing a Disk
    54
    
    Handling a Disk
    54
Inserting a Disk
54
- Write-Protecting a Disk
  55
- Mass Storage Interface Description
  55
- Disk Drive Command Summary
  56
- Examples of Use
  56
  - Formatting a Disk
    56
Summary of Disk Drive Commands
56
- The USERNUMBER Command
  57
- Changing a Disk
  57
- Disk Directories
  58
Sample Directories
58
- Changing a File Name
  59
- Deleting a File
  59
- Protecting a File
  59
- Transferring Disk Files
  59
- COPY with Disk Files
  59
- The SPOOL Command
  61
- The SAVE Command with Disk Files
  61
- The LOAD Command with Disk Files
  61
- Using the Three-Port Peripheral Interface
  62
  - Command Summary
    63
- Using a Plotter
  63
  - Connecting the Plotter to the Terminal
    63
  - Initializing the Port
    63
4662 Plotter Settings
63
- Examples of Use
  65
  - Directory to a Plotter
    65
  - The PLOT Command
    65
  - Saveing to a Plotter
    65
  - Spooling to a Plotter
    65
  - Direct Host-To-Plotter Copy
    66
- Using a Printer
  66
4643 Serial Interface Board Settings
66
- Examples of Use
  67
  - DIRECTORY to a Printer
    67
  - Copying to a Printer
    67
  - Spooling to a Printer
    67
Port Settings for Printers
66
4641(-1) Interface Card Settings
67
Color Copier Connector
69
- Using a Monochrome Hard Copy Unit
  70
- Using a Tablet Option
  70
TO HARD COPY Connector
70
- Attaching the Tablet
  71
Tablet Interface Connector
71
Tablet Setup Commands
71
- The Stylus
  72
- Positioning the Precision Grid
  72
- Cleaning the Tablet Surface
  72
- Restoring the Tablet Bias
  72
Graphics Input Mode
73
Overview of GIN Mode
73
- The PICK Function
  73
- The LOCATE Function
  73
- Inking
  73
- Rubberbanding
  73
- Gridding
  74
- The STROKE Function
  74
The Crosshair Cursor
74
Using the Terminal'sthumbwheels
74
The Option 13 Graphic Tablet
75
- The Four-Button Cursor
  76
Using the Tablet
75
- The Stylus and the One-Button Cursor
  75
  - The Stylus
    75
  - The One-Button Cursor
    75
Using the 4662 or 4663 Plotter in GIN Mode
76
Communications Commands
77
Host Communications Overview
77
Standard Communications
78
- Communications Concepts
  78
  - Baud Rate
    78
  - Parity
    78
  - Flagging
    78
  - Queue Size
    79
  - XMT Limit
    79
  - Break Time
    79
  - Eolstring
    79
  - Xmtdelay
    79
  - Eofstring
    79
  - Stop Bits
    80
  - EOM Characters
    80
  - Bypass Cancel Character
    80
Prompt Mode
80
Block Mode
81
- Blength
  81
- Bheaders
  81
- Bcontinuechars
  81
- Bendchars
  81
- Blinelength
  81
- Bpacking
  82
- Btimeout
  82
- Bnonxmtcharsandbmasterchars
  82
Half Duplex Mode
82
Setup Commands
83
- Setup Mode
  84
- Escape Sequence Commands
  84
- Setup Memory
  84
- Setup Command Summary
  84
Setup Commands
85
- Setup Command Structure
  89
  - Device Names and File Names
    90
    
    Device Names
    90
    
    File Names
    91
  - Correcting Errors in Setup Commands
    91
- Command Syntax
  92
- Command Dictionary
  93
  - Baudrate
    93
  - Bcontinuechars
    94
  - Bendchars
    94
  - Bheaders
    95
  - Blength
    95
  - Blinelength
    96
  - Blockmode
    96
  - Bmasterchars
    97
  - Bnonxmtchars
    97
  - Bpacking
    98
  - Breaktime
    98
  - Btimeout
    99
  - Bypasscancel
    99
  - Cmap
    100
  - Cmode
    101
Default Colors
101
CMODE Parameters
102
- Code
  103
- Copy
  103
- Crlf
  105
- Da21Ndex
  106
- Dabuffer
  106
- Dachars
  107
- Daenable
  107
- Daindex
  108
- Dalin es
  108
- Damode
  109
- Daposition
  109
Limits for DAPOSITION
109
- Dasurface
  110
- Davis
  111
- Define
  112
Function Key Identifiers
112
- Delete
  114
- Directory
  114
Sample Directories
115
- Dismount
  116
- Duplex
  116
- Echo
  117
- Editchars
  117
- Eofstring
  118
- Eolstring
  119
- Eomchars
  119
- Errorlevel
  120
- Fixup
  120
- Flagging
  121
- Format
  121
- Gamode
  122
Ginarea
122
Gincursor
123
Gindisable
123
Ginenable
124
Gingridding
124
Gininking
125
Ginpickaperture
125
Ginrubberband
126
Ginstartpoint
126
Ginwindow
127
Hccopies
127
Hcdatares
128
Hcinterface
128
Hcorient
129
Ignoredel
129
Orientation of Copier Images to Media
129
Keyexchar
130
Lfcr
130
Load
131
Lockkeyboard
131
The Keyboard
131
Lpos
132
Pagefull
132
Parity
133
Passign
133
Pbaud
134
Pbits
135
Pcopy
135
Peof
136
Peol
137
Pflag
137
Plot
138
Pmap
138
Pparity
139
Promptmode
139
Promptstring
140
Protect
140
Queuesize
141
Rename
141
Renew
142
Reom
142
Rlinelength
143
Rsigchars
143
Save
144
Snoopy
145
Spool
145
Status
146
The Dialog Area STATUS Report
147
The STATUS BAUDRATE Report
147
The STATUS E Report
147
The STATUS Report
147
Stop
148
Stopbits
148
Tbfilter
149
Tbheaderchars
149
Tbsize
150
Tbstatus
150
Usernumber
151
Xmtdelay
151
Xmtlimit
152
- Appendix A ERROR CODES
  153
- Introduction
  153
  - Severity Levels
    153
  - Error Codes
    154
    
    Commands Not Installed in the Terminal
    154
  - Disk and 3PPI Hardware Errors
    155
    
    Disk System Context Errors
    155
    
    OMA Transfer Errors
    156
- TEK Error Codes
  157
- ANSI Error Codes
  181
Error Codes
153
- Appendix B POWER-UP SEQUENCE and SELF TEST
  183
- The Power-Up Sequence
  183
  - Power-Up Error
    183
  - Fatal Errors
    184
- Self Test
  184
  - General Self Test
    184
    
    Submessages
    185
Power-Up Sequence and Self Test
183
The MASTER RESET and SELF TEST Buttons
185
- Appendix C ESCAPE SEQUENCE COMMANDS
  186
- Escape Sequences in Setup Mode
  186
- Two Formats
  186
- Escape Sequences in Local Mode
  187
Escape Sequence Commands
186
The SET up Key
187
- Escape Sequence Command Summary
  188
The Thumbwheels
187
Escape Sequence Command Summary
190
ASCII (IS0-7-US) Code Chart
193
Ascii Charts
193
Characters Used in Char Parameters
193
Characters Used in Xy-Report Parameters
193
Characters Used in Int Parameters
195
Characters Used in Int-Report Parameters
196
Characters Used in Xy Parameters
197
- Appendix D ASCII CHARTS
  199
- Appendix E OPTIONAL KEYBOARDS
  199
- Option 4A: United Kingdom Keyboard
  199
Optional Keyboards
199
United Kingdom Keyboard
199
United Kingdom Character Set
200
- Option 4C: Swedish Keyboard
  201
- Option 4F: Danish/Norwegian Keyboard
  201
Danish/Norwegian Keyboard
201
Swedish Keyboard
201
Swedish Character Set
202
Danish/Norwegian Character Set
203
- Option 4K: Katakana Keyboard
  204
Katakana Keyboard
204
Katakana Character Set
205
- Appendix F EXAMPLES of OPERATION
  206
- Example 1 - Getting Ready
  206
Examples of Operation
206
The POWER Switch
206
Self Test Menus
208
INTENSITY Control
209
- Example 2 - Manipulating the Dialog Area
  210
Page, DIALOG/CLEAR, SET UP, and Rtn Keys
209
STATUS EDITCHARS Report
210
Result of STATUS COMMUNICATIONS Command
211
Adjusted Dialog Display of STATUS COMMUNICATIONS Report
212
The Thumbwheels
212
Relocated Dialog Area
213
- Example 3 - Programming Keys
  214
Results of Programming a Key
214
- Example 4 -- Entering Graphics and Escape Sequence Commands
  215
Graphic Displays Created by Escape Sequence Commands
216
- Example 5 - Manipulating Asegment and Using Viewing Keys
  217
Display with Invisible Segment
217
The Viewing Keys
217
Display with Framing Box for ZOOM
218
Adjusted Framing Box for ZOOM
219
Framing Box with Crosshair for PAN
220
Repositioned Framing Box for PAN
221
Framing Box after ZOOM and PAN
222
Display Updated with VIEW
223
- Example 6 - Using the Disk Drive and 3Ppi
  224
Disk Drive Door Bar
224
- Example 7-Using Graphic Input
  226
Inserting a Disk
224
Appendix Gcolor STANDARD
227
Ordering Information
229
- Appendix H ORDERING INFORMATION
  230
- Index
  230

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