Xerox 4235, Installation Planning Manual

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SYSTEM CONFIGURATION
XEROX 4235 LPS INSTALLATION PLANNING GUIDE 6–27
Table 6–7. Serial system configuration options–bisynchronous (continued)
Settings Options
(defaults appear bold) Description
Language U.S. English
UK English
French
Dutch
Spanish
Italian
Danish
Norwegian
Finnish
German
Swedish
Belgian
Canadian French
Special Table Select the appropriate language table for your job. Language
Table Selection is not supported in XPPM operation.
Parity Odd
Even
None Odd or even parity must be chosen for 7–bit ASCII. Selecting
no parity for 7–bit ASCII is invalid.
Emulation 2770
2780
2780 MR
3780 These modes allow the 4235 LPS to react to commands and
data streams as if it were one of these IBM RJE devices.
2780 MR represents a 2780 with the multiple record feature.
These modes differ significantly in their interpretation of record
delimiters and line endings.
Line/modem Switched
Leased This option specifies whether a leased or switched line is used.
ENQ/WACK LOOP
EXIT Enable
Disable This menu enables and disables automatic exit from an
ENQ/WACK loop when communications or 4235 LPS
malfunctions occur. When enabled, the 4235 LPS sends a
DLE EOT automatically to the host computer system after 32
WACKs. This option should be used only for switched lines.
Hold line period
60
The hold line period defines the length of inactivity allowed
during communications before the 4235 LPS disconnects. A
hold line period of up to 999 seconds can be specified.
Data monitor Enable
Disable When data monitor is enabled, the hexadecimal values of all
received character codes and functions are printed in the order
received. Data monitor is not supported in XPPM operation;
however, a data monitor of XPPM jobs is possible if you send
an XPPM job to a port configured for XDPM with the data
monitor enabled.
Automatic printing
Enable
Disable
Automatic printing enables the 4235 LPS to process jobs
without operator intervention. If automatic printing is
disabled, the operator must release each job in the queue
before it prints.