Ibm 3192-g User manual

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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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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

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

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

field.

Back-Tab

Key

The cursor moves

to

the

first

position

of

the

current

unprotected

or

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

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

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

Keyboard Key

Functions

17

Attribute

Selection

Keys

(Continued)

Press

and

hold

Extended-Highlight,

Field-Inherit

Key

The subsequent keyed-in data

is

displayed in the

highlighting

specified in the extended

highlighting

field.

PS-Selection

Keys

The subsequent keyed-in data

is

displayed in the programmed symbol set specified,

if

the

application program allows.

Press

and

hold

0 ne

of

these keys

@+~~

Press and

hold

@+~

PS-Field-Inherit

Key

The subsequent keyed-in data

is

displayed in the character set specified in the

PS

selection

field.

Attribute

Selection

Keys

(Continued)

Press and

hold

@ +

~

Press and

hold

@ +

~

Background

Non-Transparent

Key

The subsequent keyed-in data

is

displayed in the background transparency specified,

if

the

application program allows.

Background

Transparency,

Field-Inherit

Key

The subsequent keyed-in data

is

displayed in the transparency specified in the background

transparency field.

Keyboard Key

Functions

18

Entering APL

mode

(IBM

3192-G

Models G20 and

G40

only)

Press and

hold

APL Key

The display station enters

APL

mode.

Keyboard

Switch

Settings

To

sound

the

alarm

1. Press and hold the

Alt

key on the left side

of

the space bar, then

press the Test key.

2.

You should

see

the test pattern on the screen.

3.

Press

and hold the

Alt

key on the left side

of

the space

bar, then press the key indicated in the figure.

To

adjust

the

alarm

volume

1. Turn the keyboard upside

down.

2.

Set switches 3 and 4

as

shown

on the next page.

3.

Check the alarm volume

as

described above.

Keyboard

Key

Functions 19

111

~

11111111

Press

and

hold

Keyboard Key Functions

20

Keyboard Key Functions

21

Four Choices

of

Audible

Alarm

Volume

LOUD SOFT

·=

-

~~IDDillJDDDDI

!~/

12345678

~

~.-~IDDLJQ

DD

DDI

!~/

12345678

MEDIUM

NO

SOUND

==

-

~~I

DDQLJDDDD

I

I~/

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

/~/

12345678

= -

~~ID

DffiJDDDDI

____

____________________

._......

_____

__

_

Keyboard

Switch

Settings

for

Printer

Color(IBM

3852-2)

Monochrome(IBM

3852-2)

Normal(IBM

4201

/4202)

Near

Letter

Ouality(IBM

4201

/4202)

~-

~~~IDDDDQDDDI

I~/

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

/~/

12345678

~-

~~

~I

DDDDLJDDDI

6 Line per inch 8 Line per inch

.

~~~I

DDDDDQDD

I

/~/

12345678

·-

~~~ID

DDDDDDDI

!~/

12345678

Keyboard Key Functions

22

Operator

Messages

For explanations

of

Operator Messages,

go

to

the next page.

Keyboard Key Functions 23

Operator and status messages appear in the operator information area -

the

bottom

row

of

the

display screen separated from

the

rest

of

the

display area

by

a horizontal line. The messages are displayed in ten fields in the operator information area,

as

follows.

Operator Messages

24

Operator Messages

25

Message

Color

Meaning

111

Blue

IBM

3274

control

unit

and

your

display station are ready.

s Blue I

BM

3174

control

unit

and

your

display station

are

ready.

D Blue Only

your

display station

is

ready.

IBM

3174/3274

control

unit

is

not

ready.

.B.

Blue

IBM

3174/3274

control

unit

is

connected

to

the host system

(Non-SNA).

.R.

Blue

IBM

3174/3274

control

unit

is

connected

to

the host system

(SNA).

I Blue Your display station

is

connected

to

your

application program.

00

Blue Your display station

is

connected

to

the control program.

['ii

Blue Your display station

is

connected

to

the host system

but

neither

to

your

application program nor

the control program.

TEST Blue

Your

display station

is

in test mode.

><

0--.,

White Do

Not

Enter -Security key lock

is

locked.

><~

nnn

Yellow

Do

Not

Enter -

Your

display station

is

not

operating properly.

>C~5nn

Yellow

Do

Not

Enter -There

is

a problem in the

communication

link

to

the host system.

><

PROG nnn

Yellow

Do

Not

Enter -Programming error

is

detected.

Message

Color

Meaning

><~

Yellow

Do

Not

Enter -The printer assigned

to

your

display station

is

not

working.

><

c:::i-c:J

1

Yellow

Do

Not

Enter (Wait) -The printer assigned

to

your

display station

is

busy.

><

c:::i-c:J

·:/

1

Yellow

Do

Not

Enter (Wait) -The printer assigned

to

your

display station

is

very busy.

><·I

White

Do

Not

Enter (Wait) -Time

is

required

to

perform a

function.

)C;l: <

Red

Do

Not

Enter (Press the Reset key) -

Not

enough.

)C;l: >

Red

Do

Not

Enter (Press the Reset key) -You tried

to

insert

too

much data

into

the field.

)(?

+

Red

Do

Not

Enter (Press the Reset key) -

Input

ignored. Please retry.

><

-f

Red

Do

Not

Enter (Press the Reset key) -The

function

you requested

is

not

available.

>C::l:a+?

Red

Do

Not

Enter (Press the Reset key) -Invalid Dead-key Combination.

( a : Accent character)

)C;l:iq

Red

Do

Not

Enter (Press the Reset key) -Only certain numerals can be entered here.

>C-f;l:)C

Red

Do

Not

Enter (Press the Reset key) -You

are

not

authorized

to

make

that

selection.

><

-

_S_

Red

Do

Not

Enter

_{_Press

the Reset

kffi

-The symbol

k~ed

is

not

available.

Operator Messages 26

Operator Messages 27

Message

Color

Meaning

><

i-*-+

Red

Do

Not

Enter (Press the Reset key) -

Input

not

allowed in this position.

><

*

><

Red

Do

Not

Enter (Press the Reset key) -You are

not

authorized to

do

that

function.

)(

*

NUM

Red

Do

Not

Enter (Press the Reset key) -Numeric Data Only.

)(SYSTEM

White Do

Not

Enter

(Wait)

-The host system has locked

your

keyboard.

---""'2--

5nn Blue A

communicat

ion error has been detected.

·:

r:

..

White

Your

display station

is

not

authorized

to

display the last transaction time.

·

:/:SS

.t White The duration

of

the last

inbound

transaction is indicated in seconds and tenths

of

seconds.

·:/mm

:SS White The

durat

ion

of

the last

inbound

transaction

is

indicated in minutes and seconds.

f :

??.?

White The current last transaction time measurement has been aborted.

Message

Color

Meaning

rau

Blue Background Non-Transparent (Operator Selected)

fs:I~

Blue Background Non-Transparent (Field Inherit)

It

Blue Baclfilround TransparentJ_Field l

nheri!l

so~

Blue Base Character Set (Field Inherit)

PSA~

Blue Programmed Symbol Set A (Field Inherit)

PSB

~

Blue Programmed Symbol Set B (Field Inherit)

PSA*

Blue Programmed Symbol Set A (Operator Selected)

PSB * Blue Programmed Symbol Set B (Operator Selected)

PSA Blue Programmed Symbol Set A

PSB Blue Programmed Symbol Set B

ALPHA

Blue Alpha

Shift

'jJ -j- Blue Katakana

Shift

APL

Blue

APL

ii'

Blue

Upshift

NUM

Blue Numeric

Operator Messages 28

Operator Messages 29

Message

Color

Meaning

a~

Blue Normal

Non-highlighting

(Field Inherit)

;~~

~

Blue Blink

Highlighting

(Field Inherit)

fS]~

Blue Reverse Video

Highlighting

(Field Inherit)

.s

~

Blue Underscore

Highlighting

(Field Inherit)

~~*

Blue Blink

Highlighting

(Operator Selected)

mx

Blue Reverse Video

Highlighting

(Operator Selected)

.s

* Blue Underscore

Highlighting

(Operator Selected)

o~

Green Extended Color (Field Inherit)

·~

(~:

Blue)

..

Extended Color (Field Inherit)

Ix

..

Extended Color (Operator Selected)

Any

one

of

seven colors (Red, Pink, Green, Yellow, Blue, Turquoise and

White).

Symbols~

and l

are

blue.

Message

Color

A Blue

+Cr

Blue

•

White

c:::J-C]

White

--

~nn

White

~nn

Yellow

c:::J-C]

??

Yellow

c:::J-CJ

nn Blue

c:::J-C]

99 Blue

DOC Blue

.!),

Blue

RR/CC

White

Meaning

Insert

Mode

.

Graphic Cursor Mode.

Extended Select Mode_{.Pro_g_ram-Function

k~

.

Assign Printer

Printer Printing

Printer Failure -Press the DvCnl key.

What Printer?

Printer Assignment

Screen

coEY_

Document mode

Word

wrap

Cursor

..Q_osition

For any problems

with

your

display station,

go

to

the next page.

PROBLEM

DETERMINATION

Operator Messages

30

Problem Determination Procedures

31

Problem

Determination

Procedures

This section

will

help you

to

isolate

the

failing

element

for

replacement. Perform

the

initial checks first.

If

you still have a problem,

continue

with

the

isolation procedures.

Requests

for

service

(including

the

replacement

of

the

defective stand and

power

cord)

sho.

uld

be directed

to

the

I

BM

Service/Exchange

Communication

Center

(S/ECC)

by

dialing

toll-free

1-(800)-428-2569

in

the

U.nited States and Puerto Rico.

Before

making

a

call,

be prepared

to

give

•

Machine

type

and model

number

• Defective element

• Serial

number

and part

number

of

the

defective element

(written

on

the

label affixed

to

each element)

• Your

phone

number, address, and zip code

• Host

computer

type

• Problem

symptom

Note:

If

the

power

cord

or

video stand is defective, use

the

serial

number

of

the

logic

element.

Initial

Checks

1. Do the

following.

• Set the

power

switches

of

both

the video element

and the expansion

unit

(if

present)

to

O(Off)

.

• Make sure the cables are firmly connected.

• Set the

power

switches

of

both

the video element

and the expansion

unit

(if

present)

to

l(On).

•

If

you still have the problem,

then

go

on

to

step

2.

otherwise

resume work.

Continued on next page.

Brightness

Control Knob

Power-On

Light

Video Element

Operator

Information

Area

1/0 Switch

Logic Element

Security Key

Power-On

Light

1/0 Switch

Keyboard

Problem Determination Procedures 32

2.

Is

the

power-on

light

of

the video element ON?

YES, go on

to

step

3.

NO,

go

to

"Power-on

Light

Problems" on page 67.

3. Does the alarm sound continuously?

YES,

• Set the

power

switch

of

the video element to

O(Off).

• Wait

about

5 seconds.

• Set the

power

switch

of

the video element

to

l(On)

.

•

If

you still have the problem,

then

go

to

"Logic

Element Removal" on page 90.

otherwise

resume

work

.

NO,

go

on

to

step 4.

4. Does

an

image (as

shown

to

the right) appear at

power-on

time

with

one

or

.

two

X's?

5.

YES,

go

to

"Display

Problems" on page 58.

NO,

go

on

to

step 5.

If

you

see

o

ne

of

following

messages appears, take the action indicated.

Messages

Action

Problem Determination Procedures 33

><

·

:/

Wait

until

it

disappears and resume work. The

IBM

3174/3274

control

unit

)(SYSTEM

or the host has

not

responded.

><?

Press

the Reset key and retry the operation.

><

-f

These messages

are

probably caused by

an

incorrect operation.

If

the

><

+-;l;-+ probl

em

continues, call

your

supervisor.

)(;l;>

)(

;l;

NUM

><

c::J-CI

·:/

Wait until it disappears, or cancel the

print

request

by

pressing and

holding

><

c::J-CI

·:/

·

:/

the

Alt

key, then pressing the DvCnl(Reset) key.

Problem Determination Procedures

34

Isolation

Procedures

If

you still have a problem after these checks,

go

to

the next page

and

follow

the isolation procedures.

Problem Determination Procedures

35

Identify

your problem

by

using the

following

chart. Then

go

to

the page specified.

If

you

do

not

find the problem, contact

your

supervisor

or

your

IBM

marketing representative.

Message

• One

of

the

following

messages

is

displayed,

go

to

page 38.

(n=O

to

9)

)(

~

nnn

)(

PROG nnn

>C~5nn

)(

0-.,

)(~

• The ready symbol

~

or

S

is

not

displayed,

go

to

page

50

.

Display

• An image

of

your

display station

with

one

or

two

big X's appears on the screen at

power-on

time,

go

to

page

58

.

• Display

is

blank,

go

to

page 60.

• Only a horizontal line

is

displayed,

go

to

page 64.

• Displayed image

is

distorted or incorrect,

go

to

page 62.

• Color

is

not

correct,

go

to

page

65

.

• Other display problems, go

to

page 62.

Problem Determination Procedures 36

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