Setting Up System Manager Terminals 2-7
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Edition 2
To select the terminal type, do the following:
1. At the boot prompt, press Ctrl+D then press R.
The TERMINAL SELECTION OPTIONS menu appears, as shown in Figure 2-3.
1–0101 2–0011 3–0000 4–1100 5–1010 6–1000 7–0010
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1
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1
CURRENT TERMINAL TYPE:
TERMINAL SELECTION OPTIONS
1 - WYSE 50 (or HP 700/43)
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2 - AT&T TELETYPE 4425/5425
3 - VT102/220
X - EXIT
SELECT TERMINAL TYPE
Figure 2-3. TERMINAL SELECTION OPTIONS Menu.
2. Type one of the following values, then press Return:
1 if the terminal is an HP 700/43 or Wyse 50.
2 if the terminal is an AT&T 4425 or 5425.
3 if the terminal is a DEC VT102 or VT220.
Note:
The Wyse 55ES terminal shipped with Octel servers emulates a Wyse 50. Therefore,
if you are using a Wyse 55ES, select option 1 for the terminal type.
3. Press X to exit the TERMINAL SELECTION OPTIONS menu.
4. When prompted to enter the boot command, type A to boot the server.
If the server has not been initialized, menu 0 appears on the screen. Otherwise, the
Main Menu appears.
5. If you have a problem booting the server, refer to Chapter 6. Otherwise, refer to the
“Configuring the CPU Serial Channels” section, page 2-8.
