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IBM
3192-G
Color
Graphics
Display
Station
Operator
Reference
and
Problem
Solving
Guide
GA18-2591
-1
File No. 3270/4300-09
-~
- - -,
Second
Edition,
January
1987
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to
the information herein; any such changes
will
be
reported in subsequent revisions or Technical Newsletters.
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to
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IBM
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ra
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Copyright
International Business Machines Corporation
1986,
1
987
Federal
Communication
Commission
(FCC)
Statement
Warning
:
This
equipment
generates,
uses,
and
can
radiate
radio
frequency
energy
and
if
not
installed
and
used
in
accordance
with
the
instruction
manual,
may
cause
interference
to
radio
communications.
It
has
been
tested
and
found
to
comply
with
the
limits
for
a
Class
A
computing
device
pursuant
to
Subpart
J
of
Part
15
of
FCC
Rules,
which
are
designed
to
provide
reasonable
protection
against
such
interference
when
operated
in
a
commercial
environment.
Operation
of
this
equipment
in
a
residential
area
is
likely
to
cause
interference
in
which
case
the
use
r
at
his
own
expense
will
be
required
to
take
whatever
measures
may
be
required
to
correct
the
interference.
The above FCC statement applies
only
to
those machines used in the U.S.
CONTENTS
Keyboard
Key
Functions
For keyboard
layout
and
key
functions,
go
to
the
next
page.
For keyboard
switch
settings,
go
to
page 20.
KltY
FUNCTIONS
Operator
Messages
Problem
Oetermi
nation
Procedures
For explanations
of
For any problems
with
messages in
the
your
display
station,
go
operator
information
to
page 31.
area,
go
to
page 24. I"
Removal
and
Packing
Replacement
Instructions
Procedures
For removing and For packing elements
of
replacing elements
of
your
display station,
go
your
display station,
go
to
page 97.
to
page 81.
iii
ii
Keyboard Key
Functions
1
Keyboard
Key
Functions
The
following
section
shows
the standard keyboard
layout
and describes the
function
of
each key.
Cursor
Position
Control
Keys
Cursor-Positioning
Keys
122-key/124-key
Keyboard
only
The cursor moves up,
down,
left
or
right
one
position
at a time.
Press and
hold
Repeat-action keys (repeat characters or
functions
when
held
down)
The cursor moves
to
the first
position
of
the
previous
or
next
word.
Keyboard Key
Functions
2
Keyboard Key
Functions
3
Cursor
Position
Control
Keys
(Continued}
Back-Space
Key
The cursor moves back
(left)
one
position
at a time.
Tab
Key
The cursor moves
to
the
first
position
of
the
next
unprotected
field.
Back-Tab
Key
The cursor moves
to
the
first
position
of
the
current
unprotected
or
previous
unprotected
field.
Cursor
Position
Control
Keys
(Continued}
Press and
hold
Press and
hold
New-
Line
Key
The cursor moves
to
the first
input
position
of
the
next
input
line.
Home
Key
The cursor moves
to
the first
input
position
on
the
screen.
Selectable-Field-Tab
Key
The cursor moves
to
the
first
position
of
the
next
cursor-select-key
detectable field
with
a
designator
character (protected
or
unprotected).
Keyboard Key
Functions
4
Keyboard Key Functions 5
Host
Attention
Keys
Program-Access
Keys
0
ne
of
these keys A signal
is
sent
to
the host. The
function
of
this key depends on the application program.
Program-Function
Keys
0
ne
of
these keys These keys have special
functions
determined by the application program.
Clear
Key
All characters and images on the screen are cleared.
Host
Attention
Keys
(Continued)
Press and
hold
B
tj
Attention
Key
The operation in process
is
interrupted. This key
works
only
when
.§.appears in the operator
information area.
System-Request
Key
(in
non-SNA)
A test request message
is
sent
to
the host.
Enter
Keys
Data
is
sent
to
the host.
Cursor-Select
Key
A selector-pen detectable field
is
selected.
Keyboard Key Functions 6
Local
Function
Keys
Press
and hold
Press
and hold
Keyboard Key Functions 7
Reset
Key
1. A
Do-Not-Enter
condition
is
cleared.
2.
A dead-key operation
is
canceled, leaving a stand-alone accent at the cursor position.
3.
Insert mode operation
is
ended.
4. Print ID mode
is
reset.
Device-Cancel
Key
1. A current
print
operation
is
canceled.
2.
A printer-related
Do-Not-
Enter
condition
is
cleared.
System-Request
Key
(in
SNA)
Ownership
of
the screen
is
switched. For more details,
see
IBM
3179-G/3192-G
Color
Graphics Display Station Description,
GA
18-2589.
Local
Function
Keys
(Continued}
Press
and hold
Press
and hold
Press
and hold
~+
ldent
(Print
ID)
Key
A change to the printer ID
or
printer class
is
requested, or the existing printer ID appears.
Print ID
'99'
is
for the screen copier attached to the
IBM
3192-G.
Duplicate
Key
A request code
to
duplicate the rest
of
the field
is
entered.
Field-Mark
Key
An
'end-of-field'
code
is
entered.
Keyboard Key Functions 8
Keyboard
Key
Functions 9
Local
Function
Keys
(Continued)
Press
and
hold
Press
and
hold
~
+
if:1
~
~
Cursor-Blink
Key
The cursor setting
is
changed from
blinking
to
non-blinking
or vice versa.
Erase-Input
Key
The contents
of
all unprotected fields in the screen are erased and the cursor moves
to
the
beginning
of
the first unprotected field.
Local
Function
Keys
(Continued)
Press
and hold
Erase-EOF
Key
All characters from the cursor position
to
the end
of
the field are erased.
Test
Key
The display station enters the
offline-test
mode.
Insert
Key
Characters can be inserted at the cursor position
of
the
input
field. All characters
to
the right
shift
to
the right.
Keyboard
Key
Functions 10
Keyboard Key Functions
11
Local
Function
Keys
(Continued)
Press and
hold
Press and
hold
Delete
Key
The character at the cursor position
of
an
input
field
is
erased. All characters
to
the right and
on the same line
shift
one position
to
the left.
Delete-Word
Key
All characters
to
the right in the same
word
are deleted.
All
remaining characters
to
the right
on the same line
shift
to the left.
Clicker
Key
The audible feedback (generated
when
a key
is
pressed)
is
turned on or off.
Local
Function
Keys
(Continued)
Press
and hold
Press
and
hold
Print
Key
The screen image
is
sent
to
the local screen printer
if
it
is
attached and assigned
to
your
display station
(=--=99).
If
a subsystem local
copy
printer
is
assigned
to
your
display station,
the characters are sent
to
the printer.
Graphic-Cursor
Key
The cursor control mode
is
switched from alphanumeric
to
graphic or vice versa
when
the
graphic cursor
is
displayed. In graphic mode,
'+Cr'
is
indicated.
Alternate-Cursor
Key
The shape
of
the cursor
is
switched.
In
alphanumeric mode, the cursor changes between
an
under-bar and
block
cursor. In graphic mode, the cursor changes from a
white
cross
to
a
green cross,
to
a
white
cross-hair, then
to
a green cross-hair cursor.
Keyboard Key Functions 12
Keyboard
Key
Functions 13
Local
Function
Keys
(Continued)
Extended-Select
Key
The display station enters extended select mode.
Document
On/Off
Key
After you press the Extended Select key, turns
document
mode on or off.
Word
Wrap
Key
After you press the Extended Select key in
document
mode,
word
wrap
mode turns on or off.
Local
Function
Keys
(Continued)
~
~
Change
format
(Chgfmt)
Key
After you enter
document
mode and press the Extended Select key, change format mode turns
on or off.
Response
Time
Monitor
(RTM)
Key
After you press the Extended Select key, the response time
of
your
3192-G
is
monitored.
Cursor
Position
(CrPos)
Key
After press the Extended Select key, the cursor position
is
indicated at the
bottom
right
of
the
screen.
Keyboard Key Functions 14
Keyboard Key Functions 15
Local
Function
Keys
(Continued)
Trimming
On/Off
Key
After you press the Extended Select key, the
trimming
mode
is
turned on or
off
.
Attribute
Selection
Keys
Press and
hold
0 ne
of
these keys
Press and
hold
Press and
hold
0 ne
of
these keys
+
Extended-Color-Selection
Keys
The subsequent keyed-in data
is
displayed in the color specified,
if
the application
program allows.
Extended-Color,
Field-Inherit
Key
The subsequent keyed-in data
is
displayed in the color specified in the extended color
field.
Extended-Highlight-Selection
Keys
The subsequent keyed-in data
is
displayed in the
highlighting
(reverse, blinking, and
underscoring) specified,
if
the application program allows.
Keyboard Key Functions 16