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----- ---- Virtual Machine/System Product GC19-6206-05 =====-=":'=-------- --- Terminal Reference Release 6 (~ .. o -----------------_._---_._--_... _----- ( Sixth Edition (June 1988) This edition, GCI9-6206-05, is a major revision of GC19-6206-04, and applies to Release 6 of the Virtual Machine/System Product (program Number 5664-167) and to all subsequent release of this product unless otherwise indicated in new editions or Technical Newsletters. Changes are made periodically to the information herein; before using this publication in connection with the operation of IBM systems, consult the latest IBM System/370. 30xx. 4300. and 9370 Processors Bibliography, GC20-0001, for the editions that are applicable and current. Summary of Changes c For a detailed list of changes, see "sUmmary of Changes" on page 123. Changes or additions to the text and illustrations are indicated by a vertical line to the left of the change. References in this publication to IBM products, programs, or services do not imply that IBM intends to make these available in all countries in which IBM ()perates. Any reference to an IBM licensed program in this publication is not intended to state or imply that only IBM's licensed program may be used. Any functionally equivalent program may be used instead. Ordering Publications Requests for IBM publications should be made to your IBM representative or to the IBM branch office serving your locality. Publications are not stocked at the address given below. A form for reader's comments is provided at the back of this publication. If the form has been removed, (' comments may be addressed to IBM Corporation, Information Development, Department G60, P.O. Box 6, Endicott, NY, U.S.A. 13760. IBM may use or distribute whatever information you supply in any way that it believes appropriate without incurring any obligation to you. © Copyright International Business Machines Corporation 1980, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1986, 1988 (--' Preface This book discusses various terminal types supported by VM/SP (Virtual Machine/System Product). If you are planning to install terminals, this book helps you decide which kinds of terminals to use in your installation. If you use a variety of terminals, this book tells you how to gain access to and use VM/SP with these terminals. This book does not include detailed instructions on particular terminals, nor does it describe all terminals that you use with VMjSP. For a list of terminals and consoles that are used with VMjSP, and the books that describe them in detail, see Appendix A. Many kinds of terminals are available to the VM/SP user. Devices that are equivalent to those explicitly supported by VM/SP may also function satisfactorily. However, it is your responsibility to determine the equivalency. IBM cannot assume ( any responsibility for the effect that any changes to IBM-supplied products or programs may have on such terminals or consoles. How This Book Is Organized This book contains six major chapters, and four appendices: Chapter 1: Getting Acquainted with Your Terminal (I This chapter discusses the characteristics of terminals in general. Chapter 2: Using Your Terminal with VM/SP This chapter tells how to use terminals to control VMjSP. Chapter 3: Working Session Examples This chapter gives examples of simple and complex working sessions from signing on to signing off. Chapter 4: Some VM/SP Terminals This chapter discusses the general characteristics of a number of different terminals that are supported by VM/SP. Chapter 5: EBCDIC Devices This chapter discusses the physical characteristics of a number of EBCDIC devices that are supported by VM/SP. Chapter 6: ASCII Devices This chapter discusses the physical char~cteristics of a number of ASCII devices that are supported by VM/SP. c Appendix A: Terminals and Consoles Supported by VM/SP This appendix lists VM/SP-supported terminals and consoles, and their descriptive documentation. Preface iii Appendix B: Summary of Status Action on Display Terminals This appendix contains a table showing the different states, or status, that a display c terminal can be in, and how to change that status. Appendix C: ASCD Translate Tables for Graphic-Hexadecimal Substitution This appendix shows the relationship of hexadecimal codes to graphic characters for some terminal keyboards. Appendix D: Entry Assist This appendix discusses the Entry Assist feature. Entry Assist is a customizable feature available for 3274 control units. c: iv VM/SP Terminal Reference Contents Chapter 1. Getting Acquainted with Your Terminal .................. 1 What Terminal Types Are There? ............................. 1 Physical Characteristics ................................... 2 Keyboards ......................................... 2 Display Screens and Screen Management ........................ 4 Screen Layout ....................... 4 Cursor-Controlled Editing ............................... 8 Chapter 2. Using Your Terminal with VM/SP ..................... 9 What Is VM/SP? ................... ............ 9 How Do Terminals and VM/SP Work Together? . .. 12 Physical Connections ............... ................. 12 Logical Connections .................................. 14 Attention Interruption and Mode Switching ... ................ 14 U sing Your Terminal .................. ................ 17 Using Display Terminals .............. ................ 19 Using Typewriter-Like Terminals .......... ............... 27 Chapter 3. Working Session Examples ......................... 29 A Typical Session ..................................... 29 Before Attempting to Sign On ............................ 29 Starting a Terminal Session (Logging On) ..................... 29 Establishing Contact with CMS (IPL-ing) ..................... 37 ( Ending the Terminal Session ............................. 38 Other Operating Systems ................................. 41 A Complex Session .................................... 42 Example ......................................... 42 Chapter 4. Some VM/SP Terminals .......................... 45 Common Terminal Features ............................... 45 Video Display Unit ................................... 45 Keyboard ........................................ 46 Chapter 5. EBCDIC Devices .......... .. 51 IBM 3178 Display Station ................................ 52 IBM 3178 Video Display Unit ............................ 53 IBM 3178 Logic Element ............................... 53 IBM 3178 Keyboard .................................. 53 IBM 3270 Information Display System Terminals .................. 57 IBM 3270 Text Feature ................................ 57 IBM 3277 Display Station ................................ 60 The IBM 3277 Video Display Unit ......................... 60 IBM 3277 Keyboard .................................. 61 IBM 3278 Display Station ............................ 64 IBM 3278 Video Display Unit ............................ 64 IBM 3278 Keyboard .................................. 65 IBM 3279 Color Display Station ............................ 68 IBM 3279 Video Display Unit ............................ 68 The IBM 3279 Keyboard ............................... 69 IBM 3290 Information Panel .............................. 72 The IBM 3290 Display Element ........................... 73 The IBM 3290 Keyboard ............................... 74 Contents V Device-Specific Use Information ......... ;................. 76 IBM Personal Computer ................................. 78 IBM PC Display Unit. ; . .. 78 c The IBM PC Keyboard ................................ 79 Chapter 6. ASCII Devices ................ 85 IBM 7171 ASCII Device Attachment Control Unit 86 IBM 7171 Device Support .............................. 86 3270 Emulation ..................................... 87 Operating IBM 7171 Terminals ........................ 89 IBM 3101 Display Terminal ............................ 90 IBM 3101 Video Display Unit .......................... 91 IBM 3101 Logic Element ............................ 91 IBM 3101 Keyboard ............................... 92 Device-Specific Use Information ........................... 96 IBM 3161/3163 ASCII Display Station .. .. 98 IBM 3161/3163 Display Station ......... .. 98 Emulating Other Terminals ............ .. 99 The IBM 3161/3163 Display Station Elements . .. 99 Attachment to the Host System .......................... 100 The IBM 3161/3163 Display Station Keyboard ................. 100 Appendix A. Terminals and Consoles Supported by VM/SP .......... 103 IBM 1052 Printer-Keyboard ............................. 103 IBM 2150 Console ................................... 103 IBM 2741 Communications Terminal 103 IBM 2780 Data Transmission Terminal 103 IBM 3031 Processor ................ 104 IBM 3032 Processor ............................ 104 c IBM 3033 Processor ................................ 104 IBM 3036 Display Console Station ....................... 104 IBM 3066 System Console .............................. 104 IBM 3101 Display Terminal ............................. 104 IBM 3161/3163 ASCII Display Station ....................... 105 IBM 3178 Display Terminal ........................ 105 IBM 3210 Console Printer Keyboard ........................ 105 IBM 3215 Console Printer-Keyboard ........................ 105 IBM 3232 Keyboard-Printer Terminal, Model 51 ................ 105 c 3270 Terminals ..................................... 106 IBM 3278 Model 2A . 106 IBM 3279 Model 2C ................................. 106 IBM 3290 Information Panel 107 IBM 3767 Communications Terminal ....................... 107 IBM 4331
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