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Page 1: ...BUTTERFLY TEAMSTATION INSTALLATION GUIDE ND 30 056 2EN ...

Page 2: ... that is not supplied or supported by Norsk Data A S Norsk Data A S assumes no responsibility for the use or reliability of its equipment using software that is not supplied or supported by Norsk Data A S Copyright Copyright H987 by Norsk Data A S The information in this document is protected by copyright It may not be photocopied reproduced or translated without the prior consent of Norsk Data A ...

Page 3: ...to day running of Teamstation after installation You do not need experience in installing computers but some background knowledge of computers would be an advantage For more information on the role of the Desk Supervisor see the Teamstation Supervisor Guide If your Teamstation is part of a Norsk Data complex you should have a company System Supervisor who is responsible for all the computers If yo...

Page 4: ...Data s SINTRAN and the industry standard MS DOS operating systems Teamstation Supervisor Guide ND 30 057 The Teamstation Supervisor Guide shows the Desk Supervisor how to look after users and their data on a day to day basis Teamstation Technical Reference Guide ND 06 025 The Teamstation Technical Reference Guide is written for service engineers and designers It contains a complete description of ...

Page 5: ...fice SINTRAN III Introduction ND 60 125 SINTRAN III Timesharing batch ND 60 132 SINTRAN III System Supervisor ND 30 003 SINTRAN III Reference Manual ND 60 128 SINTRAN III Real Time Guide ND 60 133 SINTRAN III Real Time Loader ND 60 051 SINTRAN III Communication Guide ND 60 134 COSMOS Operator Guide ND 30 025 COSMOS User Guide ND 60 163 BACKUP User Guide ND 60 250 NOTIS TF User Guide ND 63 023 NORD...

Page 6: ...cting the keyboard Connecting the mouse Connecting the mains power lead Connecting terminals Using Tandberg terminals Connecting your local printer Switching on Switching on Selecting an option with the mouse with the arrow and return keys Left handed Installation Guide Logging in Using the HELP screens Testing your printer with option numbers by typing the task name The System Manager Butterfly I...

Page 7: ...wwwwwww ww I r Ir dk JIv JODQUJNN N m N Before you start 4 2 Defining the System CPU Number 4 3 Connecting the communications line 4 7 Defining the connection to the host computer 4 8 If you have problems In general 5 1 Problem checklist 5 2 Nothing happens the system unit ON lamp remains unlit 5 3 The display unit ON lamp remains unlit 5 4 After you switch on nothing appears on the screen Error m...

Page 8: ... same time This indicates that you should press the FUNC key then press another key in this case F afterwards Words written in bold uppercase type represent keys that you press on the keyboard In the text user input that is text that you type in at the keyboard is shown on a shaded background in italics Text in this typeface represents any text generated by the computer that appears on the display...

Page 9: ...e boxes Installing the system unit The front panel The back panel Removing the floppy disk drive protection card Connecting the display unit Connecting the keyboard Connecting the mouse Connecting the mains power lead Connecting terminals Using Tandberg terminals Connecting your local printer TT TTTTT HHHsaid a lSb UJN JPJPJ 4 1 13 l 14 1 15 l l6 1 19 1 20 ND 30 056 2EN ...

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Page 11: ...atbladed screwdriver A screwdriver is provided Your system should be placed within 2 metres of a 220 240 Volts SOHZ mains supply outlet Peripheral devices such as printers will also need mains supply outlets Ensure that mains outlets are earthed Noneearthed outlets do not work properly and may be dangerous If you are not sure about the safety of your supply consult an electrician Rated power 750 V...

Page 12: ... panels of the system unit To be sure of the suitability of the location you choose remember Teamstation needs 0 a flat surface to stand on e a surface free from vibration a clean operating conditions 0 to be out of direct sunlight a to be away from excess heat CAUTION Do not put Teamstation near machines that generate electrical noise cause voltage fluctuations or emit magnetic fields e g televis...

Page 13: ...with the computer by the typing in of information and commands 0 mouse an input device used by some programs that moves a pointer cursor around on the display screen 0 documentation the Teamstation operating systems and applications manuals o floppy disk backups copies of all the Teamstation software All the standard software is loaded and ready for use These disks are only used in the unlikely ev...

Page 14: ...s from the box Place these with the unit 5 Check the contents of each box against the inventory list which comes in the box containing the floppy disks It lists the floppies you receive and the serial numbers of the equipment 6 Check the equipment for obvious damage Contact your local Norsk Data Service Centre if you have problems 7 Keep all of the documentation contained in the box you may need t...

Page 15: ...Unpack Check and Connect 1 DISPLAY PRINTER OPTIONAL LEAD PRINTER LEAD OPTIONAL FLOPPY DISKS SYSTEM UNIT POWER LEAD SYSTEM UNIT KEYBOARD L MANUALS The individua Teamstation components ND 30 056 2EN ...

Page 16: ...memory units and the fixed and floppy disk storage After unpacking the system unit if you have not already done so place it on a desktop or if you have ordered a floor stand for it use this instead To use Teamstation most of the units need to be connected to the system unit Teamstation Installation Guide ...

Page 17: ...en the key is turned to the vertical position the keyboard is locked so that the computer cannot be used and the cover is locked so that it cannot be opened Turning the key to the horizontal position unlocks the computer so that it can be used The key can be removed at any position blanked off space could be used to accommodate a tape streamer a second fixed disk or other peripheral WARNING There ...

Page 18: ...ection 0 The printer or parallel interface socket usually connects a compatible local printer to the system unit 0 The keyboard interface socket the keyboard plugs into this socket o The power input socket connects the system unit to the mains supply via a mains lead The panel also contains the fuse for this outlet and the output outlet 0 The power output socket used to provide mains power for a p...

Page 19: ...and Connect 1 9 EUSE FOR TERMINAL INTERFACE PONER OUTPUT SOCKETS POWER OUTPUT SOCKET DISPLAY SOCKET POWER INPUT SOCKET SERIAL PRINTER KEYBOARD INTERFACE SOCKET SOCKET SOCKET The back of the system unit ND 30 056 2EN ...

Page 20: ...ld remove this before you switch on 1 Open the floppy drive by turning the lever on the drive from the vertical to the horizontal position LOAD LEVER DISK SLOT 2 Gently pull the card out DISK DRIVE LIGHT TRANSIT CARD 3 Put the card in the flap at the back of this manual Whenever you move Teamstation put this card back into the floppy drive Teamstation Installation Guide ...

Page 21: ...ur local Norsk Data Service Centre if it is damaged 2 Place it on top of the system unit or if the system unit is on a floor stand put the display unit on a table Plug the signal lead that comes out of the display unit into the video display interface socket on the system unit Tighten the screws on the plug using a small flat bladed screwdriver Connect the power cable from the display unit to the ...

Page 22: ...utlet you need not turn the display on and off separately as the power outlet is switched on and off with the system unit power If you have ordered the swivel stand for the display unit follow the instructions enclosed with it SIGNAL LEAD Connecting the power and signal cables Teamstation Installation Guide ...

Page 23: ...check it for obvious damage 2 Plug the keyboard lead into the keyboard interface socket on the system unit Keyboard tilt You can vary the height of the keyboard by adjusting the angle of the keyboard feet Other The back of the keyboard contains three sockets connections One is used for the mouse Another is used for the optional bar code reader and the third is not used ND 30 056 ZEN ...

Page 24: ...ly and accurately around on the display screen and for entering information 1 Unpack the mouse and check it for obvious damage 2 Plug the mouse s connecting lead into the D socket nearest the system unit lead on the back of the keyboard 3 Tighten the screws on the plug to ensure that the plug cannot be pulled out Teamstation Installation Guide ...

Page 25: ...he push button goes in with very little resistance in the ON position but feels hard in the OFF position 2 Plug the mains power lead into the mains socket on the system unit back panel 3 Plug the other end of the mains power lead into the mains power socket WARNING Always be especially careful when dealing with the mains supply ND 30 056 2EN ...

Page 26: ... try the system out first you may ignore this section and proceed to section 1 10 A terminal is just a display unit and a keyboard Any of the standard Norsk Data range of terminals can be used with the Teamstation you can also use any of the Norsk Data range of workstations Note Teamstation uses different cabling from all other ND systems RSZ32 V24 as opposed to Current Loop For more information o...

Page 27: ...lied with keyboards similar to that used on the Teamstation The Tandberg Installation Manual shows you how to assemble the display swivel base and keyboard 1 Plug the larger end of the connecting cable into the top left hand socket marked Channel A v 24 on the back of the terminal Use a small screwdriver to secure the plug ND 30 056 2EN ...

Page 28: ...the connecting cable into one of the terminal connectors on the back of Teamstation Tighten the screw connectors by hand CONNECTION FOR 4 PORT SERIAL COMMUNICATIONS OPTION 3 Connect the mains power lead to the mains socket at the bottom right of the terminal connect the other end to a suitable power supply Teamstation Installation Guide ...

Page 29: ...e grouped to the left of the screen They are 0 Brightness 0 Contrast o on off How to switch the terminal on 1 Turn on the terminal by pressing the on off switch The terminal will beep and the green ON lamp on the keyboard will light 2 Adjust the brightness and contrast controls turn clockwise for maximum brightness until you can see the cursor a small green line or box flashing at the top left of ...

Page 30: ...rinter and assemble its components 1 Make sure that you have been supplied with the cable to connect the printer to the system unit 2 Connect the socket end of the cable to the system unit parallel interface socket 3 Connect the plug end of the cable to the printer 4 Connect the printer s power lead to the power supply 5 Load the printer with paper If your printer has a self test facility you can ...

Page 31: ...g a local printer You will also need to test the printer when you have logged into Teamstation This is explained in section 2 2 2 You should now be ready to switch on Teamstation for the first time turn to the next chapter ND 30 056 2EN ...

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Page 33: ...our printer 2 7 2 2 3 Selecting an option 2 7 with the mduse 2 7 with the arrow and return keys 2 8 with option numbers 2 8 by typing the task name 2 8 2 2 4 The System Manager 2 9 2 2 5 Butterfly Introduction program 2 9 2 2 6 Programming the mouse button 2 10 Left handed 2 12 2 3 Turning Off 2 13 ND 30 056 ZEN ...

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Page 35: ...ion accidentally Just start the procedure again from the beginning Check that the mains cable is connected properly and that the power supply is switched on Insert the system key into the keyswitch then turn the key clockwise to the horizontal position Check that the floppy disk drive is empty Switch the system on by pressing the on off button below the keyswitch If the lamp on the display unit is...

Page 36: ...es of tests to confirm that PC MS DOS is functioning correctly During these tests you may see some figures on the screen such as Power on Test 640Kb Base Memory When these tests have finished and no faults are detected the Ericsson MS DOS copyright message appears on the screen ERICSSON DOS 3 1 PRE COPYRIGHT Ericsson information systems AB 1984 1985 1986 ECHO OFF Next you will see the following If...

Page 37: ...nds The display now changes to Show the Start up screen This is displayed while the Norsk Data start up procedure takes place 90 00 0 0 0 0 DO 000 00 0 0 0 009 00 9 D ata ND 770 Bulls 16x Please wait tor the system to complete the staIt up phase During the start up period system messages are displayed in the top three lines of the screen These tell you about the various start up routines the compu...

Page 38: ... system is ready to use Push the ESC key to log in When this message appears press the ESC key the top left key on the keyboard to display the User Environment Login screen Welcome to B U T T E R F L Y 1 1 0 Norsk Data Enter your name Enter password r If you don t know how to proceed push the HELP key 1 Teamstation Installation Guide ...

Page 39: ...ser SYSTEM This takes you into the Supervisor menu system in User Environment Note that you must be sitting at Teamstations main unit to carry out the software installation 1 Type in your user area name SYSTEM and press the J key The J symbol is not displayed User Name SYSTEM d 2 Type in the password the password is SYSTEM and press the J key The pasord is not shown on the screen Password SYSTEM J...

Page 40: ...ELP screen 1 Highlight the option you want help on by moving the cursor on to it 2 Press the HELP key 3 When you have read the help information press the EXIT key to remove it BUTTERFLY 110 SUPERVISOR MAIN MENU 2 HELP information for USER ENVIRONMENT MAINTENANCE This sub menu contains the following options Activity Log This option lets you start a log to record all activity on User Environment Use...

Page 41: ...select options from menus using any of the following the mouse the arrow and return keys the numeric keys typing the task name and pressing J The mouse is a device which moves the cursor around on the screen The cursor follows the path the mouse takes on the desk surface When you use the mouse to select items from the menus only the vertical position of the cursor changes Before using the mouse yo...

Page 42: ...ion by pressing the J key 3 Wait until the option is displayed on the screen With option numbers Each option has a number You can choose an option by typing this number using the typewriter keys or the numeric keypad By typing the task name You can also select a task by typing its name and pressing the J key As you type the task name it automatically appears in a line on the screen NUMBER KEYS RET...

Page 43: ...nager see the Teamstation User Guide You can also get help information for the System Manager when it is displayed on the screen by pressing the HELP key 2 2 5 Butterfly Introduction program There is an online introduction program which is aimed at people who are not familiar with computers If you are new to computers now would be a good time to run this program 1 Press the SYS key This displays t...

Page 44: ... this stage you will only program the leftmost button i e the button operated by the index finger This button is normally programmed to be equivalent to the J key also known as the RETURN or ENTER key This key is pressed when you have finished typing in a command or information and you want the computer to act on it 1 Display the System Manager by pressing the the SYS key 2 Select option 5 Mouse p...

Page 45: ...d to select the HELP Help mouse button to program EXIT Return to System Menu Base shift or Control Now press the J key You will see a I symbol appear in the Index finger field 4 Press the EXIT key You see the following message Do yOLI wislx to save these settjhlgs yln 5 Press Y to save the settings The settings are saved and the screen redisplays the System Manager Now select option 1 User Environ...

Page 46: ... you can swap over the functions of the mouse keys by holding down the ALT key and pressing the right mouse button Ybu can change it back to right handed use by holding down the ALT key and pressing the left mouse button For more information on programming the mouse bhttons refer to the Teamstation User Guide Installation Guide ...

Page 47: ... command C PARKDISK The computer will either confirm that this is done with a message or inform you that it is not necessary for your type of disk 5 Press the on off button on the system unit to turn Teamstation OFF 6 Turn the keyswitch anticlockwise to the vertical position and remove the key This locks the computer Keep the key in a safe place Teamstation should not be turned off every time you ...

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Page 49: ...The User Environment menu system User area SYSTEM Changing the SYSTEM password Setting the clock Creating new SINTRAN users Other choices Setting up the User Profile Listing user areas Leaving User Environment u u u u u u u u R F H F G G u k ND 30 056 2EN ...

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Page 51: ...y are presented as the set up process serves as a test sequence for the software It is assumed that you have read chapter 2 and that you have the Supervisor Main Menu on the screen BUTTERFLY 110 SUPERVISOR MAIN MENU 1987 03 16 19 26 User SYSTEM User Area SYSTEM 1 System Maintenance 2 User Environment Maintenance 3 Supervise SINTRAN Users 4 Supervise Users Terminals 5 File Manager 6 Document Storag...

Page 52: ...ities For detailed information about the menu system used by the Desk Supervisor refer to the Teamstation Supervisor Guide and the User Environment Reference Manual When you first begin to supervise Teamstation you will be working as user SYSTEM in the User Environment menu system However you should be aware that there is also a user SYSTEM in the SINTRAN operating system Both these user SYSTEMS a...

Page 53: ...BUTTERFLY 4 110 SUPERVISOR MAIN MENU 1987 02 10 19 26 User SYSTEM User Area SYSTEM 1 System Maintenance 2 User Environment Maintenance 3 Supervise SINTRAN Users 2 Select option 1 Set System Password and Clock from the System Maintenance menu 1 SYSTEM MAINTENANCE Work area SYSTEM 1 Set System Password and Clock 2 Display System Information 3 Supervise SINTRAN Accounting 4 Manage Floppy Disks S Syst...

Page 54: ...er Update SINTRAN Enter Choice 3 Type 1 to choose option 1 new System Password then press the J key The screen displays Enter Choice 1 New Password Type in your new password then press the J key The password can contain both letters and numbers but cannot have spaces It should not be more than 16 characters long Wait while the computer updates its files The cursor goes back to the Enter choice fie...

Page 55: ...he User Environment SYSTEM password it also updates these passwords in the Load mode file There are other commands that allow you to change the passwords individually so that they are both different this is not recommended Now go to the next section to set the clock ND 30 056 2EN ...

Page 56: ...d have the Supervise System screen displayed 1 Choose the option Update Clock by typing 2 and then pressing J The screen now shows the time and date fields DO Supervise System Version Press CANC to cancel choice Main Update System Clock A00 EXIT to exit D0 HELP for help 1 New System Password 2 Update Clock 3 Interpret Error Code 4 New CPU number Enter Choice 2 Minute Hour Day Month Year Current ti...

Page 57: ...the EXIT key to return to the previous menu screen Press EXIT again to return to the Supervisor Main Menu You should always use this procedure when you wish to change the date or time displayed by the system You can also change the date or time using the standard MS DOS commands but this is not advisable since any changes are not communicated to the SINTRAN part of the system until the system is r...

Page 58: ...nvironment Therefore they require a user area in User Environment as well as their SINTRAN user area This is done by filling in a screen called the User Profile Throughout this computer system there is a great emphasis on passwords All users have to enter a password to log in Each user area has a password one for the SINTRAN operating system and one for User Environment Both of these passwords are...

Page 59: ...ser area Names and passwords cannot contain more than sixteen letters or numbers Punctuation marks or other special characters except for the dash r character are not allowed A typical user area name might be John Fred Smith Use the procedure set out below for each user area you create If you type a wrong character you can erase it by pressing the DELETE key 1 From the Supervisor Main Menu select ...

Page 60: ...o create and press the J key USER NAME John Fred Smith J 4 The computer automatically displays the Directory name as being PACK ONE as this is correct just press the J key 5 The computer then displays a default of 200 pages If you wish to allocate this amount of space just press the J key Otherwise erase this number and type in the number of pages you wish this user area to have A page is equivale...

Page 61: ...mation If you type in the wrong option you can cancel the typing by pressing the CANCEL key 0 Option 2 deletes selected user areas from the computer 0 Option 3 changes the password of an existing user area 0 Option 4 and 5 change the number of disk pages that an existing user area is allocated a Option 6 gives information about individual user areas how much space there is access rights and when t...

Page 62: ...t without first creating them in SINTRNN If you have any difficulties during this procedure you can always press the HELP key 1 Select option 2 User Environment maintenance from the Supervisor Main Menu 2 Select option 1 User Profiles 2 USER ENVIRONMENT MAINTENANCE User area SYSTEM 1 User Profiles 2 Terminal Profiles 3 Terminal Status Wait while the User Profile screen is displayed Teamstation Ins...

Page 63: ...minute To 24 00 hourcminute Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun x x x x x x x x means access Date of last login _Login count EXIT go out of profile manager FUNC R s go to terminal profile 4 Type the user area name you want to create into the Create user line Press the J key For example Create user tn FTed Smith J Note When you create a user area in User Environment you can give the user area a different n...

Page 64: ...dt T135111 J _ If you do not want the person who s user area this is to have access to SINTRAN move the cursor to the SINTRAN field and type NO using the arrow and tab keys You should also set the field User Level to Advanced This field affects a few commands in NOTIS WP The other parameters are now filled in with default values If you want to change any of these read the Teamstation Supervisor Gu...

Page 65: ...all names beginning with I gives all names The list should be written to may be abbreviated file remember the file type printer terminal press J Select list List 1 List 2 2 In the first field press J to list all the user areas or type in the first letters of the names you would like listed i e Ja J 3 The cursor moves to the next field If you want to list the user areas on the screen press J If you...

Page 66: ...iption of the user areas press J If you want a more detailed description press the key to move to List 2 and then press J 5 Press any key to return to the User Profile screen Press EXIT again to leave the User Profile screen and return to the menu system Teamstation Installation Guide ...

Page 67: ...apter sucessfully you can assume that UE is functioning correctly To leave User Environment 1 Press EXIT to return to the Supervisor Main Menu 2 Select option 8 Log Out When you log out the following message is displayed on the screen with the current date and time ur 12 30 09 21 SEPTEMBER 1934 EXIT4 j This message is then replaced by the User Environment Login screen ND 30 056 2EN ...

Page 68: ...3 18 Setting up the software Teamstation Installation Guide ...

Page 69: ...4 INSTALLING THE COMMUNICATIONS LINK Before you start 4 2 4 1 4 2 Defining the System CPU Number 4 3 4 3 Connecting the communications line 4 7 4 4 Defining the connection to the host computer 4 8 ND 30 056 2EN ...

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Page 71: ... be in the same building as your computer or may be many miles away at another location Teamstation normally has a host computer as a gateway between it and the rest of the computer communications network COSMOS The host computer is usually one of the larger computers in the Norsk Data range This chapter shows you how to connect Teamstation to a hostll computer ND 30 056 2EN ...

Page 72: ...Direct connection using the default V24 interface is possible if the host is less than l6 metres away By using a special cable with a current loop converter on it it is possible to connect directly to a HOST at distances of up to 100 metres Contact Norsk Data for information about cables and connectors Modem connection over the telephone system is suitable for longer distances Contact Norsk Data f...

Page 73: ...Number are the same Before setting up communications you must check that the System Number has been defined to SINTRAN This section shows you how to do this and how to define the System Number if it is necessary Note You cannot set up communications unless the System CPU number is defined Also you must NOT attempt to do this from User Environment 1 Log in as User SYSTEM See chapter 2 section 2 2 2...

Page 74: ...n A00 EXIT to exit D0 HELP for help PRINTERS WITH SPOOLING SINTRAN III Version J Revision 401308 Generated 5 16 39 SIB 1987 Sintran System Number 17894 LOCAL PRINTER Floating point format 48 Instruction set ND ilO CX 4PITs Microprogram version 13 Print version 3 Installation number 17894 Disk C 40MB Disk D Not defined HDLC No Terminals 4 CPU type ND ilO PCX IOX simulator Version 43460 Local Cosmos...

Page 75: ...ompt type DO SUPERVISE SYSTEM J Wait while the menu is displayed Select option 4 Update SINTRAN System Number and press the J key D0 Supervise Sy5tem Version Press CANC to cancel choice MainHNew System Password A00 EXIT to exit D0 HELP for help Update Clock phLaJNH New System Password Interpret Error Code Update Sintran System Number Enter Choice 4 J The computer will now need about ten minutes to...

Page 76: ... This displays the UE Login screen log in again as user SYSTEM To check that you have updated the System Number correctly from the Supervisor Main Menu select option 1 System Maintenance Select option 2 Display System Information If the SINTRAN system number is still different from the Installation Number go to step 1 above and repeat the procedure Press EXIT to return to the System Maintenance me...

Page 77: ...1 The serial communications line direct or through the modem connects to the serial communications port on the back of the system unit 2 The other end of the line connects to the direct line or to the modem SERIAL SOCKET CABLE TO MODEM MODEM 1i TELEPHONE SOCKET ND 30 056 2EN ...

Page 78: ... Asynchronous link route setup Option type M for menu 2 Type M then press J to display the Define COSMOS Network menu Asynchronous link route setup Option type M for menu Pf J MENU Commands available Delete existing route Exit save or discard changes define Host system new users do this List route mode files New route definition Reset mode files and start again ozrzm o l Option type M for menu 3 T...

Page 79: ...systems This will be done now If you do not have a name for your butterfly make one up now What is the name of your Butterfly system YKHHFJ And what is the number of your system 17124 J What is the name of your host system ERIHEEHJ And what is the number of the host system 17457J 4 Type E J to leave the program 5 Type Y J to the question save changes made 7 6 When the changes have been saved the c...

Page 80: ...the host computer as the COSMOS host for your Teamstation The System Supervisor of the host computer defines your Teamstation as being on the COSMOS system The Teamstation Supervisor Guide tells you how to define other computers so that your Teamstation can become part of the network Section 7 5 of the Teamstation Supervisor Guide describes how to use modems Installation Guide ...

Page 81: ... unit ON lamp remains unlit _ 5 3 The display unit 0N lamp remains unlit 5 4 After you switch on nothing appears on the screen 5 4 Error messages appear on the screen 5 5 The Ericsson DOS message does not appear 5 7 After the Ericsson DOS message 5 8 The mouse will not move the cursor 5 8 ND 30 056 ZEN ...

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Page 83: ...stem until you know what the problem is Write down any error messages that appear and a short description of what you were doing when the problem occurred This information is important for the service engineer if you decide to have the unit serviced Before you call for service make a few simple tests First of all print out the CONSLOG CUR file which is a system file containing console messages Thi...

Page 84: ...ey and the file should be printed out on your printer The message C BFLY 110 CONSLOG CUR is currently being printed appears on the screen and then you are returned to the MS DOS prompt 4 To return to the Supervisor menu system press the SYS key to display the System Manager Select option 1 User Environment by typing 1 o The checklist in the rest of this chapter can be used to see whether you can c...

Page 85: ...it and the display unit if necessary into the mains supply again Turn the system unit and the display unit on Disconnect and reconnect each cable at the back of the system unit to ensure proper electrical connections refer back to chapter 1 for instructions Check that all the cables are properly connected at the display unit and printer Check the power inlet fuse in the back panel of the system un...

Page 86: ... nothing appears on the screen Teamstation 1 Is the display unit indicator lamp on If it is not see above Note that it may take up to twenty seconds before anything is displayed The display unit signal cable may not be plugged in correctly Check that it is screwed into the correct connector The display screen may not be adjusted properly Try adjusting the brightness and contrast controls on the di...

Page 87: ...r Butterfly display unit If you cannot check this or if your display unit still appears to be faulty call your local Norsk Data Service Centre Error nessages appear on the screen Keyboard locked The start up tests display an appropriate error message whenever a fault is found If the message Keyboard Locked unlock and Press F1 to continue appears unlock the system unit s keyswitch and press the F1 ...

Page 88: ...r CMOS clock RAM Press F1 to continue appears the battery in the system unit is defective It has a lifetime of about 3 years Contact Norsk Data Service to have it replaced Note This message also appears when the system is first started after the battery has been disconnected temporarily or replaced In this situation it does not mean that the battery is defective Other things may also prompt the me...

Page 89: ...described previously The diagnostics diskette provides keyboard mouse screen memory disk and other tests It is simple to use and has a help facility Set up program One program that may be used to alter some of the basic installation parameters is the Setup program This is a suite of programs used by the PC part of Teamstation It is contained on the Butterfly 110 PC Diagnostics diskette For instruc...

Page 90: ...ed 0 The Login screen appears but the system hangs fails to respond If this does not work try contacting a technically experienced member of staff or ND System Supervisor before contacting your local Norsk Data Service Centre The mouse will not move the cursor Teamstation Check that the mouse is correctly connected to the keyboard Check that the ball in the mouse is rolling freely Use the diagnost...

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Page 93: ... Looking after the data this gives information about how to backup the fixed disk After backup type in the MS DOS command C P RKDISK This parks the disk head so that it cannot damage the disk surface The computer will either confirm that this is done with a message or inform you that it is not necessary for your type of disk Turn off the system unit display unit printer and any other peripherals I...

Page 94: ...h Keep the key safe If you are transporting the system a long distance i e further than an office in the same building the units should be packed into their original boxes At the new location refer to chapter 1 to re install the system If you have any problems read chapter 5 in this manual before calling your local Norsk Data Service Centre Teamstation Installation Guide ...

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Page 97: ...ey it moves the cursor to the left deleting as it goes Access rights are the level of security assigned to each user area and individual files Normally users have full access rights to their own files only An application is a piece of software that helps you to work productively i e a word processor program A set of four keys that may be used to move the screen cursor up down left or right They ar...

Page 98: ... the computer to perform a predefined function In MS DOS the command line shows the command prompt the disc drive character followed by a greater than symbol i e C When the computer displays the command line it is waiting for you to type in a command The name given to the Norsk Data networking system for communications between ND commputers The cursor is the blinking line or block displayed on the...

Page 99: ...disks this is useful for transporting data and taking system backups A unit like a television set All communication with the computer is shown on its screen Also sometimes called a monitor or a VDU This is a special system operating within SINTRAN It allows users to carry out complex procedures by choosing options from menus It avoids users having to learn complicated SINTRAN commands to carry out...

Page 100: ... stored on the disk They are loaded into memory when needed A field is a space in a form generated by the computer that you fill in to give further information to the computer A collection of related information that is stored on the computer Files typically have a name or number by which the information can be referenced or accessed the file name Anything you store on the computer is stored as a ...

Page 101: ...e various options are highlighted The computer that your Teamstation is in direct communication with It is usually one of the bigger computers in the Norsk Data range A computer is said to be IBM compatible if it can run the packages that run on the IBM PC Teamstation is not fully IBM compatible but will run the majority of packages without any problems These are MS DOS commands that are always pr...

Page 102: ... functions and activate applications It can also emulate the operation of the cursor keys The buttons on the top of the mouse can be programmed with special characters in the same way as the push keys Microsoft Disk Operating System The computer program that controls the personal computer PC part of Teamstation Only the main unit terminal 1 can access MS DOS directly The Norsk Data side of Teamsta...

Page 103: ...meters generally have default values that are given automatically when no other value is presented A secret code that together with a user name gives access to a user area on the computer Passwords are not shown on the screen They are used to prevent other unauthorised users from gaining access to the files stored in a particular user area on the computer This is an MS DOS command that specifies t...

Page 104: ... program When the computer wishes you to type in a command it usually displays a prompt i e in SINTRAN the sign Alternatively you may see a message displayed on the screen that you have to answer A computer that is not the one your terminal is directly connected to If you work on another computer from your own terminal you are connected remotely This key signals to the computer that you want it to...

Page 105: ... MS DOS This is the picture displayed whilst the start up tests are run The person who is primarily responsible for the day to day running of a computer This is the key you press to activate and deactivate the System Manager window It can only be used from the main terminal terminal 1 The Supervisor should regularly take a complete backup of all the data on the fixed disk copying it onto floppy di...

Page 106: ...SINTRAN and MS DOS operating systems You change between these two environments using the System Manager The box on the back of the system unit that connects the system unit to the terminal cables The cardboard packing put inside the floppy disk drive to prevent damage_during transit It should be re inserted whenever the computer is moved A user is a person who is allowed to work on Teamstation All...

Page 107: ...s in the User Profile can be changed by the user others only by the Supervisor These are computer programs that help you to use the computer more efficiently for example File Manager An area of the screen that changes while the rest of the screen stays the same The System Manager is displayed in a type of window This is a computer application that allows you to use a computer in a similar way to a...

Page 108: ...B 12 The Glossary Teamstation Installation Guide ...

Page 109: ...he system Asynchronous communications Asynchronous link route setup B back panel description backing up data prior to moving bar code reader batch job battery error message booting up brightness and contrast controls Butterfly 110 PC Diagnostics diskette Butterfly Introduction program Butterfly keyboard also see keyboard buttons programming the mouse 3 8 3 12 iii 1 13 1 7 3 10 3 11 2 12 B l 5 8 B ...

Page 110: ...s direct connection setup procedure telephone connection computer moving the name configuring the software connecting communications line display unit host computer keyboard mains power lead mouse local printer terminals CONSLOG CUR system file controls brightness and contrast conventions COSMOS Network menu CPU number defining of Teamstation Installation Guide I O U I I 9 mwww I 0 w i d I A I mom...

Page 111: ...tics diskette direct communications directory disk drive disk lights disk space changing display system information display unit brightness and contrast controls connecting the fuse problems with switching on the drive drive character DO Supervise System DO Supervise Users screen DO System DO System Information screen document I wwnlawr J I I INmn P Q 0 1 w whb h 0 w m m f 5 I I I I H10 H 0 3 11 I...

Page 112: ...XIT key executable files external commands fault finding field file file name fixed disk backup of headpark how to get statistical information on floppy disk backups floppy disk drive protection card formatting front panel description fuse in display unit Teamstation Installation Guide iii ii 2 2 5 7 B 3 I I 1 ﬂ i W INJ ONP N pter 5 1 PW J U10 wWNNNUlUlt N OmNii JHH I b 4 UIUWOWU1 Chapter 5 B 4 l ...

Page 113: ...on screen IBM compatible information display system on fixed disk on users areas installation of communications link of display unit Hardware Number of keyboard of local printer of mouse of system unit of terminals tools needed for interface sockets for terminals 5 3 5 4 YCU Lnr I I l I l La 3 H I H D bb bUJNCIUNNN D CUUU tomwmwmmom awmm Chapter 4 l ll 4 3 1 13 1 20 1 14 1 6 6 Hb H l l 9 ND BO 056...

Page 114: ... program the mouse buttons lights line connecting communications listing user areas local printer connecting testing locating units log in Login screen log out M Main Menu Supervisor mains power lead connecting the mains supply requirements Maintenance menu System memory menu menu options selection menu systems Teamstation Installation Guide I 1 U1 l l MNlJwe w aw UI 10 O w H P F T ox ...

Page 115: ...ith moving the system MS DOS multi user name computer naming syntax ND ND Butterfly ND llOPCX noise electrical NOTIS NOTIS WP number Hardware Installation of pages default for each user System CPU Online Introduction program operating environment operating system operation problems with option numbers selecting by q H w w W H O NJG m 0 0Iv I I I I I n b Nww O 4 La ND 30 056 2EN ...

Page 116: ...wering off powering on power on light power output socket power requirements PRINT key printer connecting interface socket testing printing CONSLOG CUR file list of users areas problems program programming the mouse buttons prompt protection card floppy disk drive PRTSC key Public menu system Teamstation Installation Guide I I I I l l C LU 3 k4 l W U l l l 1 Ha L I O Hrwwwrrrtrtrtww w w ww WI U1 b...

Page 117: ... option self tests serial communications socket serial interface socket setting clock communications link software SYSTEM password User Profile Setup program signal lead single user SINTRAN changing the password creating users passwords site selection software how to set up the problems with H I _ u I wl JJS IYE n k m m w UIA Hid 5 a 3 6 Chapter 4 Chapter 3 3 3 3 12 5 7 1 11 8 8 B 9 Chapter 3 Chap...

Page 118: ...ords user areas SYS key system backup system information System Maintenance menu System Manager system name System Number SYSTEM password user System Supervisor see also Desk Supervisor system unit back panel front panel fuse keyswitch moving the Tandberg terminals brightness contrast controls on task name selecting options by Teamstation Installation Guide U RIO m m uJu I I I I I T 0 a DJ I N miw...

Page 119: ...ols needed for installation transit card for floppy disk drive transporting the system troubleshooting turning off turning on tutorial Butterfly Introduction program 1 units moving Teamstation unpacking the system update clock date SINTRAN System CPU Number user user area creating GUEST information on listing User Environment B 10 ii 1 3 4 2 B lO 1 18 1 19 1 16 1 8 1 17 1 19 8 10 I I mid C UIF F W...

Page 120: ...word utilities V V24 channel A on terminal interface VDU see display unit ventilation video display interface socket voltage requirements W who should read this manual window the System Manager word processing Teamstation Installation Guide WNNLAJLUUJLTJWWUJWNUJ v Immr ar ab upr ator ampr a l I I I I l I I l O I D OWN L CUI 1K0 f 9 La U i l o N ...

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