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Page 3: ...sclaimer of express or implied warranties in certain transactions therefore this statement may not apply to you This publication could include technical inaccuracies or typographical errors Changes are periodically made to the information herein these changes will be incorporated in new editions of the publication IBM may make improvements and or changes in the product s and or the program s descr...

Page 4: ...erms and abbreviations The book contains the following chapters Chapter 1 Introducing the IBM5531 Industrial Computer This chapter provides a brief description of the system unit keyboard and display Chapter 1 also shows a typical IBM Industrial Computer configuration Chapter 2 Cabling the IBM 5531 Industrial Computer This chapter provides step by step instructions for connecting the cables to the...

Page 5: ...isregard any reference to options or adapters that are not a part of your system The final configuration of your system depends on your choice of the various options and adapters that are available This book is intended to cover options and adapters that mayor may not be installed in your system Chapters 1 2 and 3 are meant to be read in order Chapter 1 shows you the components of an IBM Industria...

Page 6: ...stallation and Setup Manual part number 6523287 which is intended for anyone who is responsible for installing and setting up the IBM 5531 Industrial Computer IBM5531 Industrial Computer Maintenance Information part number 6219638 which contains detailed problem determination procedures and removal and replacement procedures This book is intended for someone who has experience with servicing compu...

Page 7: ...o use the following pUblications for reference IBM Personal Computer Disk Operating System DOS Version 2 1 or later IBM Personal Computer BASIC If you install any options in your 5531 Industrial Computer you should refer to the information that accompanies the option ...

Page 8: ...BM Industrial Display 1 12 Front View 1 12 Rear View 1 13 Options or Adapters for the IBM 5531 Industrial Computer 1 14 Summary 1 14 Chapter 2 Cabling the IBM 5531 Industrial Computer 2 1 Connecting the Cables 2 2 Running the Power On Self Test POST 2 8 Summary 2 9 Chapter 3 Diskettes and Utilities 3 1 Handling Diskettes 3 2 Write Protecting a Diskette 3 3 Inserting and Removing a Diskette from th...

Page 9: ...ostics 5 16 Test 100 System Unit 5 100 1 Test 300 Keyboard 5 300 1 Test 400 Monochrome Display and Printer Adapter 5 400 1 Test 500 Color Graphics Monitor Adapter 5 500 1 Test 600 Diskette Drive 5 600 1 Test 700 Math CoprocessorS 5 700 1 Test 900 Printer Adapter 5 900 1 Test 1100 ASYNC Adapter 5 1100 1 Test 1500 SDLC Adapter 5 1500 1 Test 1700 Fixed Disk Drive 5 1700 1 Test 2000 BSC Adapter 5 2000...

Page 10: ...nit contains a dual sided diskette drive a Diskette Drive Adapter a Combination Adapter 128KB or 256KB of memory and additional expansion slots Your system may include a fixed disk drive a Color Graphics Monitor Adapter or other options and adapters When reading this book disregard any reference to options or adapters that are not a part of your system The keyboard which is used to send data to th...

Page 11: ...er 1 2 Operator s Guide A typical IBM Industrial Computer system consists of a system unit a keyboard and a display The display may be an IBM Industrial Display or it may be a non IBM display The examples used in this book show an IBM Industrial Display IBM industrial display ...

Page 12: ...n example of which is the IBM Disk Operating System DOS The reference manuals IBM Disk Operating System DOS and IBM BASIC describe the commands that allow you to store or retrieve information If you choose to write your own operating system refer to the IBM 5531 Industrial Computer Technical Reference The system unit contains at least one diskette drive referred to as drive A a Diskette Drive Adap...

Page 13: ...s show a front and a rear view of the system unit The illustrations identify all important parts of the system unit System unit filter Power switch Note You mayor may not have ordered a keylock for the drive cover door Power cord connector Fixed disk drive adapter optional Color graphics monitor adapter optional Diskette drive adapter ...

Page 14: ...writer keys the function keys and the keys on the numeric keypad Familiarize yourself with the keyboard by looking at the illustrations and reading the descriptions of the keys Fl g F8 FlO Function keys Typewriter area Keyboard Numeric keypad Chapter 1 Introducing the IBM 5531 Industrial Computer 1 5 ...

Page 15: ...rn to lowercase press the Caps Lock key again Enter The function of the Enter key is defined by the programming J language or application you are using Refer to the appropriate manual for information on the function of the Enter key PrtSc This key works only if you have a printer Pressing the PrtSc Print Screen key together with the Shift key prints a copy of whatever is displayed on the screen If...

Page 16: ...ion on the Alt key Ctrl Ctrl Control performs a variety of functions These functions are described in the manual that came with your operating system or application program You can use Ctrl together with Alt Alternate and Del Delete see Special Key Combination at the end of the keyboard section Esc Refer to the manual that came with your operating system or application program for information on t...

Page 17: ...he IBM 5531 Industrial Computer Keyboard continued Numeric Keypad The illustration shows the keys on the numeric keypad The table that follows explains the use of each key on the numeric keypad 1 8 Operator s Guide ...

Page 18: ... Left moves the cursor one character position to the left Home Refer to the manual that came with your operating system or application program for information on the use of the Home key End End moves the cursor one position to the right of the last character on a line PgUp Refer to the manual that came with your operating system or application program for information on the use of the PgUp Page Up...

Page 19: ...for information on the use of the function keys Special Key Combination The Alt Alternate Ctrl Control and Del Delete keys can be pressed simultaneously to perform a system reset All three keys must be pressed at the same time Doing a system reset with these keys is faster than setting the system unit s Power switch to Off and then to On again when you wish to start over insert a new program and s...

Page 20: ...e adjusted for your typing comfort To adjust the tilt hold the keyboard Firmly push in the adjustable handles and turn them to the desired position as shown below Adjustable handles Level position Tilt position 1 Tilt position 2 Chapter 1 Introducing the IBM 5531 Industrial Computer 1 11 ...

Page 21: ...dustrial environment otherwise you may damage your display ffj Power on control Contrast control 1T l 4 Brightness control indicator The illustration shows the Power on control the Contrast control the Brightness control and the Power on indicator When switching on power to an IBM Industrial Display use the Power control A Power on indicator light lets you know that power is switched on The Contra...

Page 22: ... display to the system unit and the power cord connector for the display The illustration also shows the vertical hold control and the vertical size control Use the vertical hold control only when the screen presentation is rolling from top to bottom or from bottom to top Use the vertical size control only when the character size is incorrect Chapter 1 Introducing the IBM 5531 Industrial Computer ...

Page 23: ...cquisition and Control Adapter Enhanced Graphics Adapter 10Mb Fixed Disk Drive Kit PC Network Adapter Asynchronous Communications Adapter Other options include the keylock for the drive cover door on the system unit and the Combination Adapter cable for use with the Combination Adapter card installed in the system unit For information about these and other options contact your place of purchase Ch...

Page 24: ...ns for connecting the cables to the system unit and running the power on self test POST This chapter shows you how to Connect the cables to the system unit Run the power on self test POST You should follow the steps in the order they are given Chapter 2 Cabling the IBM 5531 Industrial Computer 2 1 ...

Page 25: ...r Connecting the Cables To connect the cables 1 Place the keyboard next to the system unit and connect the keyboard cable as shown 2 Place the keyboard in front of the system unit Make sure the keyboard cable is as shown 2 2 Operator s Guide ...

Page 26: ...necting the Cables continued 3 Make sure that the Power switch is set to Off Iis the international symbol for On o is the international symbol for Off Chapter 2 Cabling the IBM 5531 Industrial Computer 2 3 ...

Page 27: ...ct is equipped with a line cord and plug designed for your safety They are to be used with a properly grounded power receptacle to avoid possible electrical shock 5 Place the display at convenient location or within cable distance from the system unit 6 Connect the display s power cord to the back of the display c _ _II III II I II lIilll 11111 1II1111 III1111111111 1111111 1111111 ...

Page 28: ... l 11111111111111111111 1111111 1111111 Display signal cable Before you plug the power cords in to the power outlets you need to install cable retaining brackets on both the display and the system unit 8 Loosen the two screws on the system unit as shown below c C _ _II II II7711 711 1I1 7i1l 1I1 1 11111111111111111111 11 111 1 11 1 Chapter 2 Cabling the IBM 5531 Industrial Computer 2 5 ...

Page 29: ...d 2 6 Operator s Guide 9 Place the cable retaining bracket over the cables on the system unit Make sure that the screws are aligned in the two slots in the bracket Also make sure that the bracket fits securely over the cables When the bracket is secure tighten the screws 1 ...

Page 30: ...r the power cord on the display and tighten the screws as shown c 1111111111 111 11 I 1111111111111 1111111 1111111 Cable retaining bracket 11 Plug the power cords from the system unit and the display in the power outlet Chapter 2 Cabling the IBM 5531 Industria Computer 2 7 ...

Page 31: ...n The number increases until it is equal to the amount of memory installed If the POST has finished successfully you will hear one short beep 1 Adjust the controls on the display for maximum brightness and contrast 2 Switch on the power to all attached devices display printer and so on 3 Set the system unit s Power switch to On As the POST is running a series of messages similar to the following e...

Page 32: ...hen the system completed its power on self test successfully You are now ready to begin using the 5531 Industrial Computer If you did not hear a beep if nothing appeared on the screen or if the screen is not centered properly refer to Chapter 5 Problem Determination Procedures Note If a program from a diskette or an operating system from the fixed disk drive is automatically loaded the first scree...

Page 33: ...531 Industrial Computer Running the Power On Self Test POST continued Summary You have connected all the cables You have run the power on self test to make sure the system unit is working correctly 2 10 Operator s Guide ...

Page 34: ...d Utilities This chapter provides information on handling diskettes write protecting a diskette inserting a diskette in the diskette drive and removing a diskette from the diskette drive Chapter 3 Diskettes and Utilities 3 1 ...

Page 35: ...e you should be aware of the proper way to handle diskettes The following illustrations show how to handle diskettes 3 2 Operator s Guide Proper Felt tip only Grasp by Don t bend corner o 0 0 o Improper No pencils no clips no ballpoints i L When not in use Don t touch disk No cleaning ...

Page 36: ...be stored written on the diskette To write protect a diskette cover the notch on the side of the diskette with a write protect tab If you want to store write information on a diskette that is write protected you must remove the write protect tab Chapter 3 Diskettes and Utilities 3 3 ...

Page 37: ...s Inserting and Removing a Diskette from the Drive Inserting a Diskette in the Diskette Drive 3 4 Operator s Guide To insert a diskette in the diskette drive 1 Open the drive cover door 2 Open the drive load lever Load lever ...

Page 38: ...ght lets you know that the system is using the diskette drive Warning Do not open the drive load lever when the in use light is on Your diskette data may be damaged if you do Removing a Diskette from the Diskette Drive To remove a diskette from the diskette drive 1 Open the drive cover door 2 Make sure that the in use light is off Warning Do not open the drive load lever when the in use light is o...

Page 39: ...ng at 10 second intervals for 10 minutes Warning If you do not respond to this warning the program you have been using automatically stops However the system unit continues to run If the temperature returns to normal before the 10 minutes is up the timer and beeper reset and the message THERMAL NORMAL is displayed If after 10 minutes the temperature has not returned to normal and the program has s...

Page 40: ...ial Color Display You will need to check them at least once a week or as often as necessary depending on your environmental conditions The filters protect the system unit and display from any particles that would otherwise enter and damage them Refer to this chapter when you need to check or replace the filters Chapter 4 Checking and Replacing Filters 4 1 ...

Page 41: ...acing the System Unit Filter The filter is located on the front left side of the system unit System unit filter To check or replace the filter 1 Make sure the system unit s Power switch is set to Off 2 Slide the filter frame out of the system unit 4 2 Operator s Guide ...

Page 42: ... are arrows on the side of the frame The arrows indicate the top of the frame When you replace the filter make sure the arrows are pointing up Warning The filter frame must be inserted completely for proper operation DO NOT FORCE the filter frame into the system unit Remove it and try again Make sure the arrows on the side of the filter frame are pointing up 4 Slide the filter frame into the syste...

Page 43: ...Power switch to Off 2 Set the display s Power control to Off 3 Unplug the system unit and display from the power outlet 4 Place the display off to the side of the system unit Note You may need to disconnect the display from the system unit to set the display off to the side If so do it before you move the display You may damage the cord if you do not disconnect it 5 Turn the display on its side as...

Page 44: ... Industrial Color Display Filter continued 6 Locate the eight cover snaps Place a flat blade screwdriver under the cover by the snaps and pop them open as shown Chapter 4 Checking and Replacing Filters 4 5 ...

Page 45: ...s and check the filters Replace the filters if necessary If you need new filters see your place of purchase 8 Replace the bottom covers Push the cover snaps back into place 9 Return the display to its normal operating location Reconnect all cables refer to Chapter 2 Cabling the IBM 5531 Industrial Computer if you need help ...

Page 46: ...on use the Diagnostics diskette which is at the back of this manual The diskette contains a series of tests that check the units of your system the system unit keyboard and display The tests are performed in sequence Follow the steps and instructions that appear on the screen and use this chapter for screen reference The chapter contains the following sections Checking Electrical Connections Check...

Page 47: ...g the system into a working outlet s Switch the system power on If the problem still exists continue with Step 6 If the problem no longer exists go to Checking the IBM Cluster Adapter in this chapter 6 Make sure the system unit s and display s Power is set to Off 7 Remove the cable retaining brackets from the system unit and the display Disconnect all attached devices 8 Connect each cable to the p...

Page 48: ...ires that you use that plug 1 Disconnect the coaxial cable from the Cluster Adapter s connector 2 Install the terminating plug IBM part number 6320352 on the Cluster Adapter s connector as shown below Cluster adapter connector Terminating plug You have completed connecting the cluster adapter terminating plug Continue with the next section Chapter 5 Problem Determination Procedures 5 3 ...

Page 49: ...s until it is equal to the amount of memory installed If the POST has finished successfully you will hear one short beep 1 Set the controls on your display for maximum brightness and contrast Refer to the manual that came with your display if necessary 2 Set the display s Power control to On Note If you have a PC Network Adapter installed a translator unit must be plugged in and powered On to succ...

Page 50: ...apter Note If a program from a diskette or an operating system from the fixed disk drive is automatically loaded the first screen that appears will look different from our example If this screen is correct for the operating system you are using you are ready to format a diskette and begin running the diagnostic tests If nothing appears on the screen you did not hear a beep an error message appears...

Page 51: ...XX301 XXXKB 2 short beeps Have the keyboard serviced ERROR see Note 1 on the next RESUME F1 KEY page 301 2 short beeps Have the keyboard serviced XXXKB OK see Note 1 on the next ERROR Resume F1 key page Any error followed by 2 short beeps Go to Diagnostic Test Error ERROR RESUME F1 KEY Messages Blank screen or may display Any response other than 1 short See Note 2 on the next page anything beep or...

Page 52: ...ay verify that the color is correct by disconnecting your display from the system unit and operating it normally If you have an IBM Industrial Color Display go to Test 9000 IBM Industrial Color Display in this chapter 3 Do the following a Set the system unit s Power switch to Off b Disconnect the keyboard c Set the system unit s Power switch to On d DID THE FAILING SYMPTOM REMAIN YES Have the syst...

Page 53: ...nue with this procedure 1 Remove the Diagnostics diskette from the back of this manual 2 Set the system unit s Power switch to Off 3 Open the drive cover door 4 Lift the drive load lever remove any diskette that is in the drive and insert the Diagnostics diskette 5 Close the drive load lever 6 Set the system unit s Power switch to On 7 Did an error message appear on the screen Note Refer to Diagno...

Page 54: ...orrectly have the system unit serviced Note If you are using a non IBM display you could experience data errors when you operate your diskette drive To correct this problem move the display a minimum of 30 cm 12 in away from the system unit 9 Press 1 FORMAT DISKETTE then press the Enter key If you are unable to enter the proper information have your keyboard serviced otherwise proceed with Step 10...

Page 55: ...termination Procedures Formatting a Diskette continued 10 Did the following appear on your screen 5 10 Operator s Guide YES Press A then press the Enter k ey Proceed with Step 11 NO Have the system unit serviced ...

Page 56: ...ette drive Insert a blank diskette and close the drive load lever Press the Enter key The blank diskette will be formatted When the in use light goes out remove the scratch diskette and replace the Diagnostics diskette Then proceed with Step 12 NO Have the system unit serviced Chapter 5 Problem Determination Procedures 5 11 ...

Page 57: ...after the diskette was formatted 5 12 Operator s Guide YES Remove the diskette insert the Diagnostics diskette and continue with Diagnostic Test Error Messages NO Return to Step 2 and try another blank diskette Be sure to insert the diskette correctly If the problem still exists have the system unit serviced ...

Page 58: ...haracter Example 1 XX XX XX ERROR SYSTEM UNIT XXXX Example 2 XX XX XX xxx KBOK ERROR RESUME F 1 KEY Example 3 XXXKBOK XXXX ERROR RESUME IF1 KEY Example 4 XXXX XXXKBOK ERROR RESUME F 1 KEY Warning If Examples 2 3 or 4 appear on your screen it means that the POST detected an error Pressing the Fl key allows the system to bypass the error condition for the diagnostic tests but your system may not fun...

Page 59: ...nless otherwise stated The minimum configuration required to perform customer diagnostics is System unit with 128Kb memory One diskette drive Display adapter Display Some of the tests ask you IS THIS SCREEN CORRECT Turn to the reference screen under the corresponding test number in this manual to compare the screens If the screen is correct press Y and then the Enter key to continue to the next sc...

Page 60: ...en indefinitely and you are unable to continue You are now ready to begin the diagnostics tests If you have not formatted a diskette for each installed diskette drive go to Formatting a Diskette earlier in this section before beginning the tests Remember During the tests you may be asked to record an error This information is needed to assist you in getting your system unit serviced Continue with ...

Page 61: ...witch to Off 3 Set the power switches on all attached devices to Off 4 Open the drive cover door 5 Open the drive load lever and insert the Diagnostics diskette in the drive 6 Close the drive load lever 7 Set the power switches on all attached devices to On 8 Set the system unit s Power switch to On 9 Did the following appear on your screen 5 16 Operator s Guide YES Press the Fl key then proceed w...

Page 62: ...ed correctly have the system unit serviced Note If you are using a non IBM display you could experience data errors when you operate your diskette drive To correct this problem move the display a minimum of 30 cm 12 in away from the system unit 11 Press 0 RUN DIAGNOSTIC ROUTINES then press the Enter key If you are unable to enter the proper information have your keyboard serviced otherwise proceed...

Page 63: ...th the options listed on your screen b Cables will not appear in the list S means the device or option is installed in the system unit YES Press Y then press the Enter key Proceed with Step 13 NO Press N then press the Enter key Record the error message and have your system unit serviced 13 Press 0 RUN TESTS ONE TIME then press the Enter key 5 18 Operator s Guide You have loaded the diagnostic tes...

Page 64: ... Did you receive a SYSTEM UNIT 100 message as shown below YES The system has completed this test successfully Continue with the next test NO Have the system unit serviced Chapter 5 Problem Determination Procedures 5 100 1 ...

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Page 66: ...ote If you are operating in a 40 x 25 mode it is normal for the screen to be split and overlapped YES Press each key once then proceed with Step 2 NO Press N then press the Enter key Record the error message and have the system unit serviced Chapter 5 Problem Determination Procedures 5 300 1 ...

Page 67: ...he corresponding character on the screen will blink This is the typematic test If the typematic test works correctly press Y then press the Enter key Proceed with the next test If the typematic test fails press N then press the Enter key Record the error message and have the keyboard serviced NO Have the keyboard serviced 5 300 2 Operator s Guide ...

Page 68: ...rome Display and Printer Adapter installed in your system NO Continue with the next test YES Did the following appear on your screen NO Continue with the next step YES Record the error message and have the system unit serviced Chapter 5 Problem Determination Procedures 5 400 1 ...

Page 69: ...e Display attached to the Monochrome Display and Printer Adapter NO Continue with the next test YES Did the following appear on your screen 5 400 2 Operator s Guide YES Press Y then press the Enter key Proceed with the next step NO Press N then press the Enter key Record the error message and have the system unit serviced ...

Page 70: ...ued 3 Did the following appear on your screen YES Press Y then press the Enter key Proceed with the next step NO Press N then press the Enter key Record the error message and have the system unit serviced Chapter 5 Problem Determination Procedures 5 400 3 ...

Page 71: ...ontinued 4 Did the following appear on your screen YES Press Y then press the Enter key The system has completed this test successfully Continue with the next test NO Press N then press the Enter key Record the error message and have the system unit serviced 5 400 4 Operator s Guide ...

Page 72: ...stem NO Continue with the next test YES Did the following appear on your screen BLUE RED m J IWIA1bt j BRO N IS YES Press Y then press the Enter key Proceed with Step 2 NO Press N then press the Enter key Record the error message and have the system unit serviced Chapter 5 Problem Determination Procedures 5 500 1 ...

Page 73: ...aphics Monitor Adapter continued 2 Did the following appear on your screen 5 500 2 Operator s Guide YES Press Y then press the Enter key Proceed with Step 3 NO Press N then press the Enter key Record the error message and have the system unit serviced ...

Page 74: ...ued 3 Did the following appear on your screen YES Press Y then press the Enter key Proceed with Step 4 NO Press N then press the Enter key Record the error message and have the system unit serviced Chapter 5 Problem Determination Procedures 5 500 3 ...

Page 75: ...aphics Monitor Adapter continued 4 Did the following appear on your screen 5 500 4 Operator s Guide YES Press Y then press the Enter key Proceed with Step 5 NO Press N then press the Enter key Record the error message and have the system unit serviced ...

Page 76: ...ur screen with the correct colors Note Text in illustration is black for clarity YES Press Y then press the Enter key Proceed with Step 6 NO Press N then press the Enter key Record the error message and have the system unit serviced Chapter 5 Problem Determination Procedures 5 500 5 ...

Page 77: ...Did the following appear on your screen with the correct colors Note Text in illustration is black for clarity YES Press Y then press the Enter key Proceed with Step 7 NO Press N then press the Enter key Record the error message and have the system unit serviced 5 500 6 Operator s Guide ...

Page 78: ...ued 7 Did the following appear on your screen YES Press Y then press the Enter key Proceed with Step 8 NO Press N then press the Enter key Record the error message and have the system unit serviced Chapter 5 Problem Determination Procedures 5 500 7 ...

Page 79: ...Test 500 Color Graphics Monitor Adapter continued 8 Did the following appear on your screen YES Proceed with Step 9 NO Press N then press the Enter key Record the error message and have the system unit serviced 5 500 8 Operator s Guide ...

Page 80: ... appears 10 Did all eight pages appear YES Press Y then press the Enter key The SYSTEM UNIT 500 message appears briefly on the screen when the system has completed this test successfully Continue with the next test NO Press N then press the Enter key Record the error message and have the system unit serviced Chapter 5 Problem Determination Procedures 5 500 9 ...

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Page 82: ...cs diskette 2 Does your screen match the one shown in the figure below Note X can be any alphanumeric character YES Proceed with Step 3 NO Record the error message and have the system unit serviced Chapter 5 Problem Determination Procedures 5 600 1 ...

Page 83: ...following appear on your screen Is the drive type correct YES Press Y then press the Enter key If you have two diskette drives installed in your system go to the next step If you have only one diskette drive your system has completed this test successfully Continue with the next test NO Have the system unit serviced 5 600 2 Operator s Guide ...

Page 84: ... 5 Did the following appear on your screen YES Remove the scratch diskette from drive A place it in drive B and press the Enter key Go to the next step NO Have the system unit serviced Chapter 5 Problem Determination Procedures 5 600 3 ...

Page 85: ...ollowing appear on your screen and is the drive type correct YES Press Y then press the Enter key The SYSTEM UNIT 600 message appears briefly when the system has completed this test successfully Continue with the next test NO Have the system unit serviced 5 600 4 Operator s Guide ...

Page 86: ...oprocessor installed in your system NO Continue with the next test YES Did the following appear and remain on your screen for more than 10 seconds YES Have the system unit serviced NO Proceed with Step 2 Chapter 5 Problem Determination Procedures 5 700 1 ...

Page 87: ...rocedures Test 700 Math Coprocessor continued 2 Did the following appear on your screen YES Have the system unit serviced NO The system has completed this test successfully Continue with the next test 5 700 2 Operator s Guide ...

Page 88: ...pter Did the following error message appear on your screen YES Have the system unit serviced NO The system has completed this test successfully Continue with the next test Chapter 5 Problem Determination Procedures 5 900 1 ...

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Page 90: ...ter installed in your system NO Continue with the next test YES Did either or both of the following error messages appear on your screen YES Have the system unit serviced NO The system has completed this test successfully Continue with the next test Chapter 5 Problem Determination Procedures 5 1100 1 ...

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Page 92: ...g appears on your screen Note If the Power is not switched On a 14XX error occurs YES Type Y then press the Enter key NO Type N then press the Enter key Follow the directions on the screen Chapter 5 Problem Determination Procedures 5 1400 1 ...

Page 93: ...HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH If you have an IBM Industrial Color Display attached go to Test 9000 If an IBM Industrial Color Display is not attached the system has comp...

Page 94: ...r installed in your system NO Continue with the next test YES Did the following error message appear on your screen YES Have the system unit serviced NO The system has completed this test successfully Continue with the next test Chapter 5 Problem Determination Procedures 5 1500 1 ...

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Page 96: ...nue with the next test YES The following appears on your screen Press Y then press the Enter key if you want to include fixed disk write tests If you do not want to include fixed disk write tests press N Then press the Enter key Proceed with Step 2 Chapter 5 Problem Determination Procedures 5 1700 1 ...

Page 97: ...continued 2 Did the following appear on your screen Note If you pressed N no write test PERFORMING WRITE TEST will not appear YES The system is performing a test on the fixed disk drive Proceed to Step 3 NO Have the system unit serviced 5 1700 2 Operator s Guide ...

Page 98: ...utes 3 When the test completed did the following appear on your screen YES Record the error message and have the system unit serviced NO The system has successfully completed this test Press 9 then press the Enter key Continue with the next test Chapter 5 Problem Determination Procedures 5 1700 3 ...

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Page 100: ...led in your system NO Continue with the next test YES Did either or both of the following error messages appear on your screen YES Have the system unit serviced NO The system has completed this test successfully Continue with the next test Chapter 5 Problem Determination Procedures 5 2000 1 ...

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Page 102: ...an IBM Personal Computer Cluster Adapter installed in your system NO Continue with the next test YES Did the following error message appear on your screen YES Have the system unit serviced NO Proceed with Step 2 Chapter 5 Problem Determination Procedures 5 2200 1 ...

Page 103: ...ination Procedures Test 2200 IBM Personal Computer Cluster Adapter continued 2 Did the following error message appear on your screen YES Have the system unit serviced NO Proceed with Step 3 5 2200 2 Operator s Guide ...

Page 104: ...and remote IPL Initial Program Load information shown on your screen match the switch setting information you entered below Note Refer to Appendix A for any information required below Cluster Adapter Number __ Station Address _ _ _ _ Remote IPL Is Is not Selected ___ YES Proceed with Step 5 NO If the adapter number station address or remote IPL information is not correct have the system unit servi...

Page 105: ... the cluster that have their Power switch set to On and are connected to the cluster bus YES Set the Power switches on all cluster system units to On Press Y then press the Enter key Then proceed with Step 6 NO The system has successfully completed this test Remove the terminating plug and attach the coaxial cable to the Cluster Adapter connector Press N then press the Enter key Continue with the ...

Page 106: ...ter continued 6 The following appears on your screen Disconnect the terminating plug and attach the coaxial cable to the Cluster Adapter s connector Press the Enter key Proceed to the next page Chapter 5 Problem Determination Procedures 5 2200 5 ...

Page 107: ...Stations that have their Power switch set to On are displayed in reverse video and their boxes are marked by two Xs If another Industrial Computer has the same station address as your Industrial Computer a long beep will sound every 3 seconds The box will be displayed in blinking reverse video and will be marked by an X and an asterisk A station address not in the cluster is indicated by a box dis...

Page 108: ...e order in which the stations are connected Compare the map and the status screen presentation to determine that all stations in the cluster are operating properly b The status screen shows all stations installed on your cluster and is updated every 3 seconds to show stations that are added to or removed from the cluster YES The system has successfully completed this test Press any key and continu...

Page 109: ...ry 3 seconds YES Another Industrial Computer has the same station address as your Industrial Computer Compare your cluster map with the status screen presentation Do the system diagnostic tests on the Industrial Computer missing from the cluster status screen presentation Have the system unit that contains the failing adapter serviced NO Proceed with Step 9 5 2200 8 Operator s Guide ...

Page 110: ...erisks for a station address that is in the cluster Note Multiple grounds on cluster cables may cause stations to appear on the status screen presentation intermittently If this happens notify your installation manager YES Go to Step 11 NO Proceed with Step 10 Chapter 5 Problem Determination Procedures 5 2200 9 ...

Page 111: ...l Computer Cluster Adapter continued 10 Do you have a cluster access error Note This screen is for illustrative purposes only YES Proceed with Step 11 NO The system has successfully completed this test Continue with the next test 5 2200 10 Operator s Guide ...

Page 112: ...ontinue performing the diagnostic tests until you test all of the stations that did not appear on any cluster status screen presentation or that had a cluster access error If the Cluster Adapters pass the diagnostic tests and the stations did not appear on the cluster status screen presentations contact your installation manager The problem may be with the coaxial cable or a terminating plug Note ...

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Page 114: ...alled in your system NO Continue with the next test YES Is the amount of graphics memory displayed the correct amount for your system Note The screen may indicate 64Kb 128Kb or 256Kb graphics memory installed depending on your system configuration YES Press Y then press the Enter key and go to Step 3 NO Press N then press the Enter key and go to the next step Chapter 5 Problem Determination Proced...

Page 115: ...ures Test 2400 Enhanced Graphics Adapter continued 2 Did the following screen appear YES Type in the correct amount of graphics memory installed and press Enter Go to the next step NO Go to the next step 5 2400 2 Operator s Guide ...

Page 116: ...with the next step 4 Did the following appear on your screen ignore any color problems for now THIS LINE IS AT THIS LINE IS INTENSIFIED IN THIS IS L i f j t J iJ _ rId r 1 l f I_ gntln L kJj _ YES Go to the next step NO Press N then press the Enter key Record the error message and have the unit that contains the adapter serviced Chapter 5 Problem Determination Procedures 5 2400 3 ...

Page 117: ...ntinued 5 Examine the DISPLAY ATTRIBUTES screen Are the colors correct Note There should be three different shades of each color THIS LINE IS INTENSifiED YES Press Y then press the Enter key Continue with the next step NO Have the display serviced 5 2400 4 Operator s Guide ...

Page 118: ...y color problems for now IS AT NORMAL THIS LINE IS INTENSIFIED II1II RED IS iN i mw ilJi UU 1HIUlliJ I M l IS YES Go to the next step NO Press N then press the Enter key Record the error message and have the unit that contains the adapter serviced Chapter 5 Problem Determination Procedures 5 2400 5 ...

Page 119: ... Examine the DISPLAY ATTRIBUTES screen Are the colors correct Note There should be two different shades of each color 1 JIll MAGENTA t Mi M i 1 IS SCREEN CORREC T YES Press Y then press the Enter key Continue with the next step NO Have the display serviced 5 2400 6 Operator s Guide ...

Page 120: ...llowing appear on your screen YES Press Y then press the Enter key Continue with the next step NO Press N then press the Enter key Record the error message and have the unit that contains the adapter serviced Chapter 5 Problem Determination Procedures 5 2400 7 ...

Page 121: ...dapter continued 9 Did the following appear on your screen YES Press Y then press the Enter key Continue with the next step NO Press N then press the Enter key Record the error message and have the unit that contains the adapter serviced 5 2400 8 Operator s Guide ...

Page 122: ...llowing appear on your screen YES Press Y then press the Enter key Continue with the next step NO Press N then press the Enter key Record the error message and have the unit that contains the adapter serviced Chapter 5 Problem Determination Procedures 5 2400 9 ...

Page 123: ...appear on your screen and are the colors correct Note Text in illustration is black for clarity YES Press Y then press the Enter key Continue with the next step NO Press N then press the Enter key Record the error message and have the unit that contains the adapter serviced 5 2400 10 Operator s Guide ...

Page 124: ... the colors correct Note Text in illustration is black for clarity YES Press Y then press the Enter key Continue with the next step NO Press N then press the Enter key Record the error message and have the unit that contains the adapter serviced Chapter 5 Problem Determination Procedures 5 2400 11 ...

Page 125: ...apter continued 13 Did the following appear on your screen YES Press Y then press the Enter key Continue with the next step NO Press N then press the Enter key Record the error message and have the unit that contains the adapter serviced 5 2400 12 Operator s Guide ...

Page 126: ...DO lARK UHn lGlil lGlil unIT HiliT YEllOW NT GRAY BWE GIUEjId CYAjId REI MAG WI HU IS YES Press Y then press the Enter key Continue with the next step NO Press N then press the Enter key Record the error message and have the unit that contains the adapter serviced Chapter 5 Problem Determination Procedures 5 2400 13 ...

Page 127: ... Graphics Adapter Did the following appear on your screen NO Continue with the the next step YES Is the screen as shown below and are the colors correct YES Press Y then press the Enter key Continue with the next step NO Press N then press the Enter key Record the error message and have the unit that contains the adapter serviced 5 2400 14 Operator s Guide ...

Page 128: ...step YES Is the screen as shown below and are the colors correct BLACK BWE GREEN CYAN lUll MAG BROWN WHITE JDD DARK lGHT UHIT lGIH IJHII lGHl nWJW 11111 GRAY BU GREEN CYAN REI MM WHm YES Press Y then press the Enter key Continue with the the next step NO Press N then press the Enter key Record the error message and have the unit that contains the adapter serviced Chapter 5 Problem Determination Pr...

Page 129: ... Enhanced Graphics Adapter continued 17 Did the following appear on your screen YES Go to the next step NO Press N then press the Enter key Record the error message and have the unit that contains the adapter serviced 5 2400 16 Operator s Guide ...

Page 130: ... until VIDEO PAGE 0 appears 19 Did all eight pages appear YES Press Y then press the Enter key Your system has completed this test successfully Continue with the next test NO Press N then press the Enter key Record the error message and have the unit that contains the adapter serviced Chapter 5 Problem Determination Procedures 5 2400 17 ...

Page 131: ...2 YES Did the following appear on your screen ignore color problems DISPLAY LINE IS AT NORMAL THIS LINE IS INTENSIFIED LINE IS IN REVERSE THIS LINE IS BLINKING I 4A GREEN RED l IiU I n n nlfU UlllM WHITE IS THE SCREEN CORREC T YES Go to the next step NO Press N then press the Enter key Record the error message and have the unit that contains the adapter serviced 5 2400 18 Operator s Guide ...

Page 132: ...e should be two different shades of each color THIS LINE IS AT IWU 1l11lU41L THIS LINE IS INTENSIFIED THIS LINE is IN VIDEO LINE IS LH L BLUE 1 IIIlIII CVAN _ RED 1 1 WHITE IS THE YES Press Y then the Enter key Continue with the next step NO Have the display serviced Chapter 5 Problem Determination Procedures 5 2400 19 ...

Page 133: ...ics Adapter continued 22 Did the following appear on your screen YES Press Y then the Enter key Continue with the next step NO Press N then the Enter key Record the error message and have the unit that contains the adapter serviced 5 2400 20 Operator s Guide ...

Page 134: ...the following appear on your screen YES Press Y then the Enter key Continue with the next step NO Press N then the Enter key Record the error message and have the unit that contains the adapter serviced Chapter 5 Problem Determination Procedures 5 2400 21 ...

Page 135: ...ics Adapter continued 24 Did the following appear on your screen YES Press Y then the Enter key Continue with the next step NO Press N then the Enter key Record the error message and have the unit that contains the adapter serviced 5 2400 22 Operator s Guide ...

Page 136: ...nd are the colors correct Note Text in illustration is black for clarity YES Press Y then the Enter key Continue with the next step NO Press N then the Enter key Record the error message and have the unit that contains the adapter serviced Chapter 5 Problem Determination Procedures 5 2400 23 ...

Page 137: ...lowing appear on your screen and are the colors correct Note Text in illustration is black for clarity YES Press Y then he Enter key Continue with the next step NO Press N then the Enter key Record the error message and have the unit that contains the adapter serviced 5 2400 24 Operator s Guide ...

Page 138: ...the following appear on your screen YES Press Y then the Enter key Continue with the next step NO Press N then the Enter key Record the error message and have the unit that contains the adapter serviced Chapter 5 Problem Determination Procedures 5 2400 25 ...

Page 139: ... the colors correct BlACK un GlUE eVA I l l MAG BROWN WHIlE DO DARK UHH UHn UHfi lGRf lGHT YHUJW 1 1 G AY UlIl GlUE CYAN RU MAG WHIT THE YES Press Y then the Enter key Continue with the next step NO Press N then the Enter key Record the error message and have the unit that contains the adapter serviced 5 2400 26 Operator s Guide ...

Page 140: ...EN CYAN REI MAG BROWN WHiTE DD lARK UoHn UHH UHn UHf l lGHT nllOW INT GRAY BUlE GREEN CYAN REO MAG WHIlE IS THE CORRECT YES Go to the next step NO Press N then the Enter key Record the error message and have the unit that contains the adapter serviced Chapter 5 Problem Determination Procedures 5 2400 27 ...

Page 141: ...ears Continue to press any key until VIDEO PAGE 0 appears again 31 Did all eight pages appear YES Press Y then press the Enter key Your system has completed this test successfully Continue with the next test NO Press N then the Enter key Record the error message and have the unit that contains the adapter serviced 5 2400 28 Operator s Guide ...

Page 142: ...rating in the Monochrome mode NO Continue with the next test YES Did the following appear on your screen YES Press Y then press the Enter key Continue with the next step NO Press N then the Enter key Record the error message and have the unit that contains the adapter serviced Chapter 5 Problem Determination Procedures 5 2400 29 ...

Page 143: ... Adapter continued 33 Did the following appear on your screen YES Press Y then press the Enter key Continue with the next step NO Press N then the Enter key Record the error message and have the unit that contains the adapter serviced 5 2400 30 Operator s Guide ...

Page 144: ... following appear on your screen YES Press Y then press the Enter key Continue with the next step NO Press N then the Enter key Record the error message and have the unit that contains the adapter serviced Chapter 5 Problem Determination Procedures 5 2400 31 ...

Page 145: ...5 Did the following appear on your screen Note The right block should be blinking YES Press Y then press the Enter key Continue with the next step NO Press N then the Enter key Record the error message and have the unit that contains the adapter serviced 5 2400 32 Operator s Guide ...

Page 146: ...continued 36 Did the following appear on your screen YES Go to the next step NO Press N then the Enter key Record the error message and have the unit that contains the adapter serviced Chapter 5 Problem Determination Procedures 5 2400 33 ...

Page 147: ...ntinue to press any key until VIDEO PAGE 0 appears 38 Did all the pages appear Note The X will be either 4 or 8 depending on the amount of graphics memory installed YES Press Y then press the Enter key Your system has completed this test successfully Continue with the next test NO Press N then the Enter key Record the error message and have the unit that contains the adapter serviced 5 2400 34 Ope...

Page 148: ...ace Bus Adapter installed in your system NO Continue with the next test YES Did the following appear on your screen YES Continue with the next step NO Have the unit that contains the failing IBM General Purpose Interface Bus Adapter serviced Chapter 5 Problem Determination Procedures 5 3600 1 ...

Page 149: ... Procedures Test 3600 General Purpose Interface Bus Adapter continued 2 The following appears for each IBM General Purpose Interface Bus Adapter installed in your system Continue with the next step 5 3600 2 Operator s Guide ...

Page 150: ...owing table has not been filled in refer to Appendix A Option List and verify the information is correct Adapter DMA Interrupt Unit o 2 3 4 5 6 7 YES Continue with the next step NO Check that all jumpers have been set correctly Have the unit that contains the failing IBM General Purpose Interface Bus Adapter serviced Chapter 5 Problem Determination Procedures 5 3600 3 ...

Page 151: ...ocedures Test 3600 General Purpose Interface Bus Adapter continued 4 Press the Enter key 5 Disconnect all cables connected to each IBM General Purpose Interface Bus Adapter Continue with the next step 5 3600 4 Operator s Guide ...

Page 152: ...ar on your screen YES Record the error message and have the unit that contains the failing IBM General Purpose Interface Bus Adapter serviced NO Your system has completed this testsuccessfully Connect any cables you disconnected Continue with the next test Chapter 5 Problem Determination Procedures 5 3600 5 ...

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Page 154: ... Data Acquisition and Control Adapter installed in your system NO Continue with the next test YES Did the following error message appear on your screen YES Have the system unit serviced NO Continue with the next step Chapter 5 Problem Determination Procedures 5 3800 1 ...

Page 155: ...and Control Adapter continued 2 Did the following message appear on your screen Note Refer to Appendix A Option List to verify information is correct for options installed YES Continue with the next step NO Have the system unit serviced 5 3800 2 Operator s Guide ...

Page 156: ...age appear on your screen Note Refer to the following figure Install a wrap plug on each installed IBM Data Acquisition and Control Adapter r r t t b I YES Follow the screen instructions and continue with the next step NO Have the system unit serviced Chapter 5 Problem Determination Procedures 5 3800 3 ...

Page 157: ...ination Procedures Test 3800 Data Acquisition and Control Adapter continued 4 Did the following message appear on your screen YES Continue with the next step NO Have the system unit serviced 5 3800 4 Operator s Guide ...

Page 158: ... Adapter continued 5 Did the following error message appear on your screen YES Have the system unit serviced NO The system has completed this test successfully Continue with the next test Chapter 5 Problem Determination Procedures 5 3800 5 ...

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Page 160: ...strial Color Display attached go to Test 9000 If you do not have a printer or an IBM Industrial Color Display attached you have finished the problem determination procedures with no failures Remove the scratch diskette from the diskette drive Return the Diagnostics diskette to the back of this manual Now you can load the operating system If you have any other problems contact your place of purchas...

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Page 162: ...ep NO Check that the power cord is plugged in a functioning outlet and in the rear of the display If it is have the display serviced 3 Set the system unit s Power switch to Off 4 Turn the controls on your display to the maximum brightness and contrast If necessary refer to the manual that came with the display for more information 5 Look at the back of the display turn the left vertical size contr...

Page 163: ... this question NO only if one area is less than half the width of the other YES Continue with the next step NO Have the display serviced 8 7534 Display Turn the left vertical size 1 control until the black area just disappears 5532 Display Turn the left vertical size control until the black areas just disappear If one of the black areas disappears before the other continue to turn the control unti...

Page 164: ...remain black for only 13 seconds before changing again YES Continue with the next step NO Have the display serviced 17 Wait for the power on self test POST to finish The IBM Personal Computer Basic message with a blinking cursor appears unless an operating system is automatically loaded from a fixed disk drive 18 Is your screen blank YES Have the system unit serviced NO Continue with the next step...

Page 165: ...screen white YES Have the system unit serviced NO Have the display serviced 29 BASIC is needed for the following steps Is the BASIC message on the screen YES Go to Step 32 NO Continue with the next step 30 An operating system loaded from the fixed disk when you set the system unit s Power to On When the C appears on the screen type BASIC and press the Enter key 31 Did BASIC load YES Continue with ...

Page 166: ...ange YES Continue with the next step NO Have the display serviced 39 Increase the contrast on the display Can you find your problem in the following examples O O lLd Too dim Too short Tilted Too wide Too narrow l IHl Shrunk OliO Changes size when brightness control turned Out of focus Characters shifted left or right or up and down off the display area YES Have your display serviced NO Continue wi...

Page 167: ... the Power switch to On 4 After some delay does the IBM Personal Computer BASIC message appear on the screen YES Go to Step 7 NO Continue with the next step 5 An operating system must have loaded from a fixed disk When the C appears on the screen type BASIC and press the Enter key 6 Did BASIC load YES Continue with the next step NO Determine why BASIC does not load After loading BASIC continue wit...

Page 168: ...ion with NO only if you see a significant difference in width YES Continue with the next step NO Have your display serviced 18 This concludes the manual test of your IBM 5532 Industrial Color Display If you performed TEST 9000 because of a problem return to the step that sent you to this test unless you corrected the problem with one of the adjustments If you performed a vertical size adjustment o...

Page 169: ...r display serviced if turning the right control does not change the vertical position of the screen 29 This concludes the manual test for your IBM 7534 Industrial Color Display If you performed Test 9000 because of a problem return to the step that sent you to this test unless you corrected the problem with one of the adjustments If you performed a vertical size adjustment only this adjustment is ...

Page 170: ... Industrial Color Display is attached to a Color Monitor Adapter CGA High resolution is not possible in this mode The right vertical size 2 control does not work If you performed Test 9000 because of a problem return to the step that sent you to this test unless you corrected the problem with one of the adjustments If you performed a vertical size adjustment only this adjustment is completed Chapt...

Page 171: ...Notes 5 9000 10 IBM Industrial Color Display ...

Page 172: ...Chapter 1 Installing the Keyboard This manual tells you how to Cable the keyboard Locate the Keyboard Utility diskette Update DOS Chapter 1 Installing the Keyboard 1 1 ...

Page 173: ...switch to Off 2 Set the Power switches for all attached options to Off 3 Connect the 6 pin connector on the keyboard cable to the rear of the keyboard Note To remove the keyboard cable press the clips in on the side of the 6 pin connector Then remove the cable 4 Connect the other end of the cable to the system unit 1 2 Keyboard Utility Instructions ...

Page 174: ...sk drive You should also use this procedure to update any backup DOS diskettes Perform the procedure only once for each diskette Updating Procedure Perform the following steps to update a diskette or a fixed disk drive 1 Set the system unit s Power switch to Off 2 Set the Power switches for all external devices to Off 3 Insert your DOS 3 0 diskette in drive A 4 Set the Power switches for all exter...

Page 175: ...Notes 1 4 Keyboard Utility Instructions ...

Page 176: ...tems shown below that are installed in your system For installed options not shown record the name and memory sizes under Diskette Drives __ 320 360Kb Double Sided ___ 320 360Kb Double Sided Optional Fixed Disk Drive Base Memory Display Other Options 10Mb Optional I28Kb I92Kb ___ Monochrome ___ Color Enhanced Color Use the space below and on the following page to record the name and if applicable ...

Page 177: ...pendix A Option List Adapter DMA Interrupt Unit o 3 t 7y r PY F L iJp YC C foJ f C S S3G 2 3 s 4 5 j 6 7 Cluster Adapter Number ___ _ Station Address Remote IPL Is Is not Selected __ A 2 Operator s Guide ...

Page 178: ...the OpcralOr Guide for i 1stallation procedures A small fiat blade screwdriver is required to install this cable Note The non IB 1 devices shown on the following pages are for illustration only and their use here does not constitute a recommendation or an endorsement by IBM The selection lnterconnection 2 d use of another manufacturer s device are the responsibility of the customer installation in...

Page 179: ...d of the cable as shown below Tighten the screws by turning them clockwise Modem or other RS 232 C data communications equipment user supplied Your IBM Combination Adapter cable is now installed and ready for use File these instructions in the Operator sGuide ...

Page 180: ...al shipping container or equivalent Contact an authorized IBM Industrial Computer Dealer or write to IBM Industrial Computer Products Marketing P O Box 1328 Boca Raton Florida 33432 for further information ALL EXPRESS AND IMPLIED WARRANTIES FOR THIS PRODUCT INCLUDING THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE LIMITED IN DURATION TO A PERIOD OF 90 DAYS FROM THE DATE ...

Page 181: ...strial ComputE Inventory Checklist This carton contains o IBM Combination Adapter cable o Wrap plug If any items are missing or damaged notify your place of purchase Refer to the Limited Warranty statement on the back of this sheet 621966 ...

Page 182: ...adjacent binary digits that are operated upon as a unit A binary character operated upon as a unit The representation of a character Terms and Abbreviations characters per second cps A standard unit of measurement for the speed at which a printer prints computer A functional unit that can perform substantial computation including numerous arithmetic operations or logic operations without intervent...

Page 183: ...ay tube display CRT display X 2 Operator s Guide most significant digit The leftmost non zero digit See also high order position operating system Software that controls the execution of programs an operating system may provide services such as resource allocation scheduling input output control and data management output Pertaining to a device process or channel involved in an output process or to...

Page 184: ...r management of data transfer over a data link synchronous transmission Data transmission in which the time of occurrence of each signal representing a bit is related to a fixed time frame Data transmission in which the sending and receiving devices are operating continuously at substantially the same frequency and are maintained by means of correction in a desired phase relationship syntax The re...

Page 185: ...Notes X 4 Operator s Guide ...

Page 186: ...ter 1 3 primary communications operation 1 3 RS 232C communications 1 3 Combination Adapter cable 1 4 connecting cables steps for 2 2 contrast control 1 12 controls brightness 1 12 contrast 1 12 power 1 12 power on indicator 1 12 vertical hold 1 13 vertical size 1 13 Ctrl key 1 7 Cursor Down key 1 9 Cursor Left key 1 9 Cursor Right key 1 9 Cursor Up key 1 9 D Del key 1 9 diagnostics errors 5 13 lo...

Page 187: ... keypad 1 8 typewriter keys 1 6 keyboard tilt position adjusting the 1 11 X 6 Operator s Guide keys Alt Alternate 1 7 Backspace 1 7 Caps Lock 1 6 Ctrl Control 1 7 Cursor Down 1 9 Cursor Left 1 9 Cursor Right 1 9 Cursor Up 1 9 Del Delete 1 9 End 1 9 Enter 1 6 Esc Escape 1 7 Home 1 9 Ins Insert 1 9 Minus 1 9 Num Lock 1 9 PgDn Page Down 1 9 PgUp Page Up 1 9 Plus 1 9 PrtSc Print Screen 1 6 Scroll Lock...

Page 188: ...or on the display 1 12 power on self test POST running the 2 8 5 4 PrtSc Print Screen 1 6 s Scroll Lock key 1 9 Shift key 1 7 Space Bar 1 7 system unit front view 1 4 rear view 1 4 T Tabkey 1 7 thermal warning 3 6 typewriter keys 1 6 typical IBM Industrial Computer 1 2 v vertical hold control 1 13 vertical size control 1 13 w write protecting a diskette 3 3 Index X 7 ...

Page 189: ...Notes X 8 Operator s Guide ...

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