Sperry instrument UTS 30 User guide
R
UTS 30
Single
Station
System
Installation
Planning
Guide
UP-9801 Rev. 2
This
document
contains
the
latest
information
available at
the
time
of
preparation. Therefore,
it
may
contain
descriptions
of
functions
not
implemented
at
manual
distribution
time.
To
ensure
that
you
have
the
latest
information
regarding
levels
of
implementation
and
functional
availability,
please
consult
the
appropriate
release
documentation
or
contact
your
local
Sperry
representative.
Sperry
reserves the
right
to
modify
or
revise
the
content
of
this
document.
No contractual
obligation
by
Sperry
regarding
level, scope,
or
timing
of
functional
implementation
is
either
expressed
or
implied
in
this
document.
It is
further
understood
that
in
consideration
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or
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the recipient
or
purchaser
agrees
not
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to
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6TH
FLOOR
8008
WESTPARK
DRIVE
MCLEAN
VA
Z2
UAS
22102
SPERRY®
UTS30
Single
Station
System
Installation
Planning Guide
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library
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release and
availability
of
Update
Package A
for
"SPERRY UTS 30
Single
Station
System
Installation
Planning Guide," UP-9801 Revision 2.
It
is
a
Standard
Library
Item
(SLI).
The UTS 30 is a low-cost, intelligent display terminal specially
tailored
in
two
different
versions
for
sending,
receiving,
manipulating,
and displaying data. The
powerful
UTS 30 capabilities are
provided
by
a
program
cartridge
that
is easily installed
through
a
door
in
the
top
of
the
terminal
or
loaded
from
diskette
by
a
SPERRY 8439 Double-Sided Diskette Subsystem. The
functions
of
the
UTS 30 can be
further
enhanced
by
program
products and user
progammability
implemented
through
the
low-cost 8439 diskette subsystem.
This update contains
the
latest
information
available
for
connecting
the
UTS 30T single station and
Model
30T desk station
through
the
8613 signal
distribution
module
and
the
Telecom SL1 PBX. It also presents
various
configurations
of
Sperry
equipment
and the SL
1.
This
book
is
included in
the
standard library
for
the UTS
30.
Copies
may
also be ordered
by
your
Sperry
representative.
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1986
SPERRY
6TH
FLOOR
8008
WESTPARK
DRIVE
MCLEAN
VA
Z2
UAS
22102
UTS30
SPERRY®
UTS30
Single
Station
System Installation
Planning Guide
This library memo announces
the
release and availability
of
"SPERRY UTS
30
Single Station System Installation
Planning Guide." UP-9801 Rev. 2.
It
is
a Standard Library Item (SLI).
The
UTS
30
is
a low-cost,
intelligent
display terminal specially tailored in
two
different
versions
for
sending, re-
ceiving, manipulating, and displaying data. The powerful
UTS
30
capabilities
are
provided either
by
a program
cartridge
that
is
easily installed
through
a
door
in the
top
of
the terminal
or
loaded
from
diskette
by
a SPERRY
8439
Double-Sided Diskette Subsystem. The
functions
of
the
UTS
30 can
be
further
enhanced
by
program products
and user
programmability
implemented through the low-cost
8439
diskette subsystem.
Revision 2 contains the latest
information
available
to
assist the customer in planning and making preparations
for
installation
of
the
UTS
30 Single Station and the
SPERRYLINK
Model 30 Desk Station and associated
peripheral equipment. This revision covers such items
as
power and
space
requirements and environmental
considerations;
it
also defines general customer responsibilities under customer setup,
which
includes unpacking,
installation, and checkout
of
the equipment.
This
book
is
included in the standard
library
for
the
UTS
30. Copies may also
be
ordered by
your
Sperry repre-
sentative.
Destruction Notice: This revision supersedes and replaces
"SPERRY
UTS
30 Single Station System Installation
Planning
Guide,"
UP-9801 Rev. 1, released under
library
memo dated
April,
1984.
Please
destroy all copies
of
UP-9801 Rev. 1
and/or
its
library
memo.
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9,
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10, 11,
18,
19,
20,
21,
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37,
37U,
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60,
61,
62, 63,
63U,
64,
64U,
65, 66,
75, 76,
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Lists MZZ, MCS, MCT,
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Memo
for
UP-9801 Rev. 2
October
1985
SPERRY
UTS 30
Single Station
System Installation
Planning Guide
This
document
contains
the
latest
information
available
at
the
time
of
preparation.
Therefore,
it
may
contain
descriptions
of
functions
not
implemented
at
manual
distribution
time.
To
ensure
that
you
have
the
latest
information
regarding
levels
of
implementation
and
functional
availability,
please
consult
the
appropriate
release
documentation
or
contact
your
local
Sperry
representative.
Sperry
reserves
the
right
to
modify
or
revise
the
content
of
this
document.
No
contractual
obligation
by
Sperry
regarding
level,
scope,
or
timing
of
functional
implementation
is
either
expressed
or
implied
in
this
document.
It is
further
understood
that
in
consideration
of
the
receipt
or
purchase
of
this
document,
the
recipient
or
purchaser
agrees
not
to
reproduce
or
copy
it
by
any
means
whatsoever,
nor
to
permit
such
action
by
others,
for
any
purpose
without
prior
written
permission
from
Sperry.
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UNIVAC
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trademarks
of
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Sperry
Corporation.
ESCORT,
FLOW-MATIC,
PAGEWRITER, PIXIE, SPERRYLINK,
and
UNIS
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of
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Sperry
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Appendix
B 1, 2
Appendix
C 1, 2
Appendix
D 1, 2
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UTS
30
SINGLE STATION
System Installation Planning Guide
PAGE
STATUS SUMMARY
ISSUE: Update A - UP-9801
Rev.
2
Part/Section Page Update
Number Level
Appendix
H
1,
2 Orig.
Appendix
I 1, 2 Orig.
Appendix
J
1,
2 Orig.
Appendix
K
1,
2 Orig.
Appendix
L 1, 2
User
Comment
Sheet
Part/Section Page
Number
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Update
Level
All
the technical changes are
denoted
by
an arrow (-+) in
the
margin. A downward
pointing
arrow (
.J,)
next
to
a line indicates
that
technical changes begin
at
this line
and
continue
until
an upward
pointing
arrow (
t)
is found. A horizontal_arrow(-+)
pointing
to a
line indicates a technical change in
only
that
line. A horizontal arrow located
between
two consecutive lines indicates technical
changes in
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lines
or
deletions.
UP-9801 Rev. 2
CONTENTS
1.
INTRODUCTION
SPERRY UTS 30 SINGLE STATION
System Installation Planning Guide Contents 1
Contents
1.1. GENERAL
.........................................................
1-1
1.2.
SITE
PLANNING CONSIDERATIONS
..................................
1-2
1.3. RELATED PUBLICATIONS
...........................................
1-5
2.
COMMUNICATION CONFIGURATIONS
2.1. POINT-TO-POINT CONFIGURATIONS
.................................
2-1
2.2.
MUL
TIDROP CONFIGURATIONS
......................................
2-1
2.3. MULTIPLEXED CONFIGURATIONS
...................................
2-1
2.4. CASCADED CONFIGURATIONS
......................................
2-5
2.5.
MIXED CONFIGURATIONS
..........................................
2-5
2.6. UTS 30T AND SPERRYLINK MODEL 30T CONFIGURATIONS
............
2-5
2.7. UTS
30
X.25 PUBLIC DATA NETWORK CONFIGURATION
..............
2-5
3.
ENVIRONMENTAL CONSIDERATIONS
3.1. GENERAL
.........................................................
3-1
3.2. TEMPERATURE/HUMIDITY
..........................................
3-1
3.3. ELECTROMAGNETIC
INTERFERENCE
.................................
3-2
3.4. ELECTROSTATIC DISCHARGE
.......................................
3-2
3.5. ELECTRICAL
POWER
IMBALANCE
...................................
3-2
3.6. LIGHTING
.........................................................
3-2
4.
POWER
CONSIDERATIONS
4.1. PRIMARY
POWER
.................................................
4-1
4.2. VOLTAGE/FREQUENCY
...........................
;
.................
4-1
4.3. BRANCH CIRCUIT CONSIDERATIONS
.............................
·
...
4-2
4.4.
POWER
RECEPTACLES
.............................................
4-2
Contents 2
5.
SPACE CONSIDERATIONS
SPERRY
UTS 30 SINGLE STATION
System Installation Planning Guide UP-9801 Rev. 2
5.1. UTS 30 SINGLE STATION
..........................................
5-1
5.2. MAGNETIC STRIPE READER
........................................
5-2
5.3. 8439 DOUBLE-SIDED DISKETTE SUBSYSTEM
.........................
5-2
5.4. MODEL
15
PRINTER
...............................................
5-3
5.5. MODEL 258 PRINTER
..............................................
5-4
5.6. MODEL
31
PRINTER
...............................................
5-5
5.7. MODEL 35 PRINTER
...............................................
5-6
5.8. 2712 DOCUMENT READER
..........................................
5-7
5.9. 8609 TERMINAL MULTIPLEXER
......................................
5-7
5.10. 8610 DIRECT CONNECTION MODULE
................................
5-8
5.11. 8613 SIGNAL DISTRIBUTION MODULE
...............................
5-8
5.12. DOPS/20 PROCESSOR
AND
8441
MASS STORAGE SUBSYSTEM
........
5-9
5.13. SPACE LAYOUT
OF
UTS 30 SINGLE STATION
AND
MODEL 25B
PRINTER
..........................................................
5-10
5.14. SPACE LAYOUT
OF
UTS 30 SINGLE STATION
AND
MODEL 35 PRINTER
WITH STAND
.....................................................
5-11
5.15. SPACE LAYOUT
OF
UTS 30 SINGLE STATION WITH MODEL 25B PRINTER
AND
MODEL 35 PRINTER WITH STAND
..............................
5-12
6.
CABLING CONSIDERATIONS
7.
OTHER CONSIDERATIONS
7.1. UNPACKING/INSTALLATION. .
......•.................................
7-1
7.2. RELOCATION
........................................................
7-1
8.
SITE PLANNING AND PREPARATION CHECKLIST
9.
TELEPHONE INTERFACE STATION (TIS) PLANNING CONSIDERATIONS
9.1. GENERAL
.............................................
·
............
9-1
9.2. EQUIPMENT
......................................................
9-1
9.3. RELATED PUBLICATIONS
...........................................
9-2
. 9.4. SPACE AND LOCATION CONSIDERATIONS
............................
9-2
9.5. ELECTROMAGNETIC INTERFERENCE
.............
~
...................
9-3
APPENDIXES
A. UTS 30 SINGLE STATION
SUMMARY
DATA
B.
8439 DOUBLE-SIDED DISKETTE SUBSYSTEM
SUMMARY
DATA
C.
MODEL 25B PRINTER
SUMMARY
DATA
D.
MODEL
31
PRINTER
SUMMARY
DATA
E.
MODEL 15 PRINTER
SUMMARY
DATA
F.
MODEL 35 PRINTER
SUMMARY
DATA
G.
8610 DIRECT CONNECTION MODULE
SUMMARY
DATA
H.
8609 TERMINAL MULTIPLEXER
SUMMARY
DATA
UP-9801
Rev.
2-A
SPERRY
UTS 30 SINGLE STATION
System Installation Planning Guide
I.
8613 SIGNAL DISTRIBUTION MODULE
SUMMARY
DATA
J. 2712 DOCUMENT
READER
SUMMARY
DATA
K.
DOPS/20 PROCESSOR SUMMARY DATA
L.
8441
MASS
STORAGE SUBSYSTEM
SUMMARY
DATA
FIGURES
Contents 3
1-1.
UTS 30 Single Station
with
Peripherals
.....................................
1-2
1-2.
UTS 30
with
Double-Sided Diskette Subsystem
..............................
1-3
2-1. Point-to-Point Communication Configurations
................................
2-2
2-2.
Multidrop
Communication Configurations
...................................
2-3
2-3.
Multiplexed
Communication Configurations
..................................
2-4
2-4. Cascaded Communication Configurations
...................................
2-6
2-5.
Mixed
Communication
Configurations in UNISCOPE
Mode
....................
2-7
2-6.
Configuration
of
UTS 30T Single Station
with
a Host Processor
...............
2-8
2-7.
Configuration
of
SPERRYLINK Model 30T Desk Station
with
a DOPS/20
........
2-9
2-8.
Configuration
of
SPERRYLINK Model 30T Desk Station
with
a
DCP
and a
Series 1100 Host Computer
...............................................
2-10
2-9.
Configuration
of
UTS 30T Single Station
with
a Remote Host Processor
through
the
SDM
with
V.35
or
RS-232
Modem
......................................
2-11
2-10
Configuration
of
SPERRYLINK
Model
30T Desktation
with
a
DCP
and Series 1100 Host
through
SL1 Using the V.35 SDM Interface
.................................
2-12
2-11. Configuration
of
SPERRYLINK Model 30T Deskstation
through
the
SL1
.........
2-13
2-12. UTS 30 in an X.25
PDN
Configuration
......................................
2-14
4-1.
Power Plug Diagrams
....................................................
4-3
5-1.
Dimensions
of
UTS 30/Model 30T Desk Station and Keyboard
................
5-1
5-2.
Dimensions
of
Magnetic Stripe Reader
.....................................
5-2
5-3. Dimensions
of
8439 Diskette Subsystem
....................................
5-2
5-4. Dimensions
of
Model 15 Printer
...........................................
5-3
5-5.
Dimensions
of
Model
258 Printer
with
Stand
...............................
5-4
5-6. Dimensions
of
Model
31
Printer
with
Stand
.................................
5-5
5-7. Dimensions
of
Model 35 Printer
with
Stand
.................................
5-6
5-8. Dimensions
of
2712 Document Reader
.....................................
5-7
5-9. Dimensions
of
8609 Terminal
Multiplexer
...................................
5-7
5-10. Dimensions
of
8610 Direct Connection
Module
..............................
5-8
5-11. Dimensions
of
8613 Signal Distribution
Module
........
~
....................
5-8
5-12. Dimensions
of
DOPS/20 and
8441
Mass Storage Subsystem
..................
5-9
5-13. Space Layout
of
UTS 30 Single Station,
Model
258 Printer, and
Magnetic
Stripe
Reader
..................................................................
5-10
5-14. Space Layout
of
UTS
30
Sin~le
Station and Model 35 Printer
with
Stand
......
5-11
5-15. Space Layout
of
UTS 30
Sing~e
Station,
Model
258 Printer, and
Model
35 Printer
with
Stand
..............................................................
5-12
6-1.
Cable Feature Numbers
for
Connecting Components
of
a UTS 30
Configuration
............................................................
6-2
6-2.
Cable Feature Numbers
for
Connecting Components
of
a SPERRYLINK
Model
30T
Configuration
............................................................
6-3
8-1.
Scale
Drawings
of
Equipment
.............................................
8-4
9-1.
Model
30
Desk Station
with
TIS Cartridge and Foot Pedal
....................
9-2
t
UP-9801 Rev.
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1.1. GENERAL
SPERRY
UTS 30 SINGLE STATION
System Installation Planning Guide 1-1
1.
Introduction
This guide provides information on preparing
your
site
for
installation
of
the
SPERRY
Universal
Terminal System 30 (UTS
30)
Single Station (figures 1-1 and 1-2), the SPERRYLINK Model 30
Desk Station, the
SPERRY
8609 Terminal Multiplexer, the 8610 Direct Connection
Module
(DCM),
the 8613 Signal Distribution Module (SOM), and the
following
peripheral equipment:
,._
•
SPERRY
8439 Double-Sided Diskette Subsystem
•
SPERRY
Model
15
Printer
•
SPERRY
Model 258 Printer
•
SPERRY
Model
31
Printer
•
SPERRY
Model
35
Printer
•
SPERRY
2712 Document Reader
•
SPERRY
Magnetic Stripe Reader
NOTE: The UTS 30 single station
and
the SPERRYLINK
Model
30 Desk Station are available
with
an
RS-232-C
processor module, an X.21 processor module,
or
a
twisted
pair
processor
module. In this guide, the single stations
with
the RS-232-C
and
X.21
processor
modules
will
be referred
to
as the UTS
30.
The UTS 30 single station
with
the
twisted
pair
processor
module
(UTS 30T)
and
the SPERRYLINK
Model
30T
desk station
will
be
referred to as the
Model
30T.
This
equipment
is designed
to
be
unpacked, installed, and tested
by
the user. This guide
will
help you prepare
your
site
for
the equipment. The instructions
for
installing and testing the units
will
be packaged
with
the equipment.
If
you decide
not
to
install the
equipment
yourself, Sperry
will
provide installation
for
a fee. If you have any questions about
this
alternative, contact
your
Sperry representative.
If
you plan
to
attach the Model 30T
to
the 8613 Signal Distribution Module, you
must
have a
correctly
wired
punch-down block in place before installing the SOM. See the twisted pair
wiring
considerations, UP-11139, and the 8613 SOM installation/operation guide, UP-10897,
for
more
information
about
twisted pair
wiring
and punch-down block installation.
NO
TE:
If
you
plan
to configure
your
system using the Northern Telecom
SL
1* PBX system,
contact
Northern
Telecom
about
planning
information.
All
SL
1 installation
must
be
done
by
qualified
Northern
Telecom personnel.
*SL1is a registered trademark
of
Northern Telecom, Inc. t
1-2
SPERRY
UTS 30 SINGLE STATION
System
Installation Planning Guide
Figure
1-1.
UTS
30
Single
Station
with
Peripherals
1.2. SITE PLANNING CONSIDERATIONS
UP-9801
Rev.
2
9801·1
The
UTS
30,
Model
30T, and
peripherals
are
designed
to
operate
under
various
environmental
conditions.
Normally,
little
or
no
modification
to
existing
site
facilities
is
necessary
for
successful
installation
and
operation.
In
planning
your
site,
however,
you
should
consider
the
following
factors:
•
The
communication
configuration
you
are
using
(Section
2)
•
General
environmental
considerations,
such
as
temperature,
humidity,
and
lighting
(Section
3)
•
Power
requirements,
including
placement°
of
power
receptacles
(Section
4)
•
Space
for
and
placement
of
the
equipment
(Section
5)
•
Cable
routing
(Section
6)
UP-9801 Rev. 2
SPERRY
UTS 30 SINGLE STATION
System Installation Planning Guide
Figure 1-2. UTS 30
with
Double-Sided
Diskette Subsystem
1-3
9801-2
Before
your
equipment
is installed,
you
need
to
make
the
necessary preparations
for
the
following
factors:
• Cables
You
may
need
to
route cables
through
walls, ceilings,
or
false floors, especially
if
you
are
installing a
number
of
UTS 30 single stations
at
various places
throughout
your
facility. You
may
also need cable raceways
or
similar
materials
to
protect
loose cables
that
interconnect
the
equipment.
For additional
information,
refer
to
the
applicable cable
ordering
guides.
•
Wiring
If
you
are installing
Model
30T desk stations,
determine
whether
your
facility
has standard
twisted
pair
telephone
lines
with
6-position
wall
outlets
wired
for
4-wire
or
6-wire
lines. For
additional
information
on the
twisted
pair
wiring
requirements, refer
to
the
twisted
pair
wiring
considerations manual, UP-11139.
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UTS
30
SINGLE STATION
System Installation Planning Guide UP-9801 Rev.
2-A
•
Equipment
From Other Companies
If
you
are obtaining
equipment
(such
as
modems)
from
another
company,
you
will
need
to
order
and install
it
before any
SPERRY
equipment
is installed. The UTS
30
was designed
to
operate
with
any
modem
that
meets EIA* RS-232-C/CCITT** Recommendation V.24 and
V.28 requirements at a
maximum
of
9600 bits per second. The
only
requirement
is
that
the
clear-to-send (CTS) signal
must
be controlled
by
the
request-to-send (ATS)
signal
and a
delay
of
not
less than 8 milliseconds
must
be
provided
between the
ATS
and
CTS
signals.
The SDM
was
designed
to
operate
with
any
modem
that
meets EIA* RS-232-C/CCITT**
Recommendation V.35 requirements at a
maximum
of
56000 bits per second. Data rates are
determined
by
clock signals provided
by
the
modems.
If
you
connect
your
SDM
to
the
SL1
through
the
V.35 interface, contact
Northern
Telecom
for
information
about
compatible
modems, couplers, etc.
• Storage Facilities
If
your
equipment
configuration includes a
printer
or
the
8439 double-sided diskette
subsystem,
you
should have the necessary paper, diskettes,
print
wheels, and ribbon
cartridges ready
for
use
when
the equipment arrives. You
should
also consider
providing
additional storage facilities
for
the
printer
supplies and
the
reusable shipping containers.
• Operator Training
The UTS 30/Model 30T desk stations have been designed
to
require little
or
no
formal
operator
training. However,
to
facilitate installation and checkout, operators
should
become
familiar
with
the
equipment
before
it
is delivered. Refer
to
the
applicable
publications
for
information
on the UTS 30 single station and
the
SPERRYLINK
Model
30 desk station.
When
the
equipment
arrives,
follow
these procedures:
• Unpack and inspect the equipment.
If
you find
any
damaged
or
missing items,
notify
your
Sperry representative immediately.
• Install
the
UTS 30/Model 30T and peripherals, make the necessary cable connections
to
communications
equipment, and install the cables
to
the
host
processor so
they
will
be
ready
for
connection
by
Sperry personnel.
• Change factory-set operating parameters
(as
required) via keyboard entry.
• Verify correct operation according
to
the instructions in
the
installation guide.
•
If
an
equipment
failure occurs, use the checkout procedures in
the
verification
guide
to
isolate and correct the problem.
•
If
you
decide
to
relocate the equipment,
follow
the
instructions
provided
for
repacking and
relocation, and
notify
your
Sperry representative.
*Electronic
Industries Association
**International
Telegraph
and
Telephone Consultative Committee
UP-9801
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2-A
1.3. RELATED PUBLICATIONS
SPERRY
UTS
30
SINGLE STATION
System Installation Planning Guide 1-5
Before
you
begin planning
for
installation
of
the
UTS 30
or
Model
30T,
you
should
have
the
following
publications available
for
reference:
• UP-9796, SPERRY UTS 30 System Description
• UP-9355, SPERRY 8609 Terminal
Multiplexer
and 8610 Direct Connection
Module
Site
Preparation Guide
• UP-9797, SPERRY UTS 30 Single Station
Introduction
for
Operators
• UP-9798, SPERRY UTS 30 Single Station Operator's Reference
• UP-9799, SPERRY UTS 30 Single Station System Reference
• UP-9800, SPERRY UTS 30 Single Station Ordering Guide
• UP-10101,
SPERRY
UTS
30
Single Station Cable Ordering Bulletin
• UP-9881, SPERRY 8439 Double-Sided Diskette Subsystem General Description
• UP-9884, SPERRY 8439 Double-Sided Diskette Subsystem
OperationNerification
Guide
• UP-10201,
SPERRY
Model
15
Printer General Description
• UP-10699, SPERRY
Model
15
Printer User Guide
• UP-10693, SPERRY Model 258 Printer General Description
• UP-10810, SPERRY Model 258 Printer User Guide
• UP-9868, SPERRY Model
31
Printer General Description
• UP-11130,
SPERRY
Model
31
SCI
Printer General Description
• UP-11131,
SPERRY
Model
31
SCI
Printer User Guide
• UP-10809,
SPERRY
Model
31
Printer User Guide
• UP-9863, SPERRY Model 35 Printer General Description
• UP-10807,
SPERRY
Model
35
Printer User Guide
• UP-10897,
SPERRY
8613 Signal Distribution
Module
(SOM) Installation/Operation Guide
• UP-11139, Twisted Pair
Wiring
Considerations
The
following
publications are available
to
assist
you
in
efficient site
planning
for
the
SPERRYLINK
Model
30T Desk Station.
• UP-9751, SPERRYLINK Office System Model
30
Desk Station Installation Guide
• SL-0101, SPERRYLINK Office System
Model
30 Desk Station
Introduction
• PSL-0172, SPERRYLINK Office System Guide
to
Documentation
f
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SPERRY
UTS
30
SINGLE STATION
System Installation Planning Guide
• UP-9349, SPERRYLINK Office System Concepts
UP-9801 Rev. 2
• UP-9754, SPERRYLINK Office System DOPS/20 System Installation Planning Guide
• UP-9755, SPERRYLINK Office System DOPS/20 System Hardware Installation Guide
• UP-10897,
SPERRY
8613 Signal Distribution
Module
Installation and Operation
Guide
• UP-9873,
SPERRY
2712
Document
Reader General Description
• UP-9875,
SPERRY
2712
Document
Reader Installation and Operation Guide
To
obtain
copies
of
these publications, contact
your
Sperry representative.
UP-9801
Rev.
2-A
SPERRY
UTS
30
SINGLE STATION
System Installation Planning Guide 2-1
2.
Communication Configurations
The UTS
30
single station can be installed in point-to-point,
multidrop,
multiplexed,
and
cascaded
communication
configurations. These
configurations
are described
briefly
in
2.1
through
2.5 and illustrated in figures 2-1
through
2-5.
The UTS 30T and SPERRYLINK
Model
30T
Desk Station configurations are described
briefly
in 2.6 and illustrated in figures
2-6
through
2-11.
2.1. POINT-TO-POINT CONFIGURATIONS
Point-to-point configurations (figure 2-1)
allow
direct
communication
between a UTS 30 and a
host
processor on a transmission line
not
shared
by
another
UTS 30 (or
similar
device). The UTS
30 is connected
directly
to
the
host processor
with
onsite transmission lines using DCMs,
or
with
telephone transmission lines using modems.
2.2. MULTIDROP CONFIGURATIONS
Multidrop
configurations (figure 2-2)
allow
more
than one
terminal
to
share
the
same
transmission line
to
a host processor. A
modem
or
DCM
must
be used
to
connect each UTS
30
to
the
transmission line.
2.3. MULTIPLEXED CONFIGURATIONS
Multiplexed
configurations (figure 2-3)
allow
up
to
16 basic UTS
30
single stations (containing
the
UNISCOPE
mode
program
cartridge)
to
be connected
through
a
fully
configured
terminal
multiplexer
to
a single,
commonly
shared transmission line. Data travels
from
the
UTS 30
to
a
terminal
multiplexer, then directly
to
the host processor,
or
from
the
UTS 30
to
a
terminal
multiplexer,
through
a
modem
or
DCM, and then
to
the
host
processor.
NOTES:
1.
When
including
multiplexed
configurations
in
your
planning,
consider
the access
time
required
for
your
installation.
As
more
devices
are
connected
to
multiplexers,
the access
time
is increased.
2.
UTS
30
single
stations
cannot
be
used
with
SPERRY 8609
terminal
multiplexers
having
serial
numbers
lower
than 8000.
2-2
DIRECT CONNECTION
8439
DISKETTE
SUBSYSTEM
8439
DISKETTE
SUBSYSTEM
NOTES:
HOST
PROCESSOR
61
.M
(200
FT)
MAX.
UTS30
SPERRY
UTS 30 SINGLE STATION
System Installation Planning Guide UP 9801 Rev. 2
DCM'S
USED WITH IN-PLANT
TRANSMISSION LINES
MODEMS USED WITH
TELEPHONE
TRANSMISSION LINES
DCM
DCM
IN-PLANT
TRANSMISSION
LINES
(SIGNAL
CABLES)
1524 M (5000 FT)
MAX.
FOR TRANSMISSION
RATE
OF
3600
TO
9600
BPS
(NOTE
2)
15.2 M
(50.0 FT)
15.2 M
(50.0
FT)
(NOTE
2)
MODEM
TELEPHONE
TRANSMISSION
LINES
IANY
LENGTH)
15.2 M
(50.0
FT)
15.2 M
(50.0
FT)
""
(NOTE
2)
UTS
30
UTS
30
WITH
8439
~ISKETTE
SUBSYSTEM
~
~
MODEL
258
PRINTER
~
MODEL
31
PRINTER
1.
Up
to
two
diskette subsystems can be connected
to
each
UTS
30.
3.
For
a transmission rate
of
2400
to
3600
bits per second (bps), the
maximum
cable length
is
3048 meters (10,000 feet).
For
a trans-
mission rate
of
2400 bits per second
or
less,
the
maximum
cable
length
is
4572
meters (15,000 feet).
Total length
of
cable
from
the UTS
30
to
the second diskette must
not
exceed 2.7 meters (9 feet).
2. One
printer
can
be
connected
to
each
UTS 30. Total length
of
cable
from
the UTS
30
to
the
printer
must
not
exceed 15.2
meters (50 feet).
Figure
2-1.
Point-to-Point Communication Configurations
9801-3
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UTS
30
SINGLE STATION
System Installation Planning Guide 2-3
HOST
PROCESSOR
CABLE A
DCM
(NOTE 1)
OR
MODEM
(NOTE
2)
16.2·M
(60.0 FT)
8439
DISKETT~
SUBSYSTEM
O~
~
MODEL
31
PRINTER
(NOTE 4)
(NOTE 6)
CABLE
B
CABLE
C
CABLE
E
DCM
OR
MODEM
(NOTE 5)
DCM
OR
MODEM
(NOTE 5)
16.2 M
(60.0 FT)
15.2 M
(60.0 FT)
8439
DISKETTE
SUBSYSTEM
(NOTE
3)
UTS 30
1-------~8439
DISKETTE
(NOTE
3)
~
SUBSYSTEM
15.2 M
(50.0 FT)
UTS 30 WITH 8439
DISKETTE SUBSYSTEM
DCM
OR
MODEM
(NOTE 5) (NOTE
41
MODEL 25B PRINTER
UTS 30 WITH 8439
DISKETTE SUBSYSTEM
NOTES:
1.
If
DCMs are used, cables A,
B,
C,
D,
and E are
irfplant
transmission
lines and
their
cumulative
length
(A+
B+ C+ D+
E)
must
not
exceed
1524 meters (5000 feet)
for
a transmission rate
of
3600
to
9600 bits
per second. For a transmission rate
of
2400
to
3600 bits per
second, the
maximum
length is 3048 meters (10,000 feet). For a
transmission
rate
of
2400 bits
per
second
or
less, the
maximum
cable length is 4572 meters (15,000 feet).
2.
If
modems
are used, cables ·A,
B,
C,
D,
·and
E are telephone
transmission
lines and can be any length.
3.
A diskette subsystem can be connected
to
each UTS 30. Total
length
of
cable
from
the UTS
30
to
the
second diskette
must
not
exceed 2.7 meters
(9
feet).
4.
One
printer
can be connected
to
each UTS 30. Total length
of
cable
from
the
UTS
30
to
the
printer
must
not
exceed 15.2 meters (50
feet).
5.
Up
to
three DCMs can be
multidropped.
The
number
of
modems
that
can be
multidropped
depends on
telephone
facilities and
must
be arranged
with
the telephone
company.
DCMs and
modems
cannot be
multidropped
on
the same
transmission
line.
6.
T-connectors are required
when
DCMs are used,
but
not
when
modems
are used.
9801-4
Figure
2-2.
Multidrop
Communication
Configurations
2-4
HOST
PROCESSOR
DCM
DCM
1S.2 M
(50.0
FT)
IN-PLANT
TRAN°SMISSION
LINES
1524
M
(5000
FT)
MAX.
FOR
TRANSMISSION
RATE
OF
3600
TO
9600
BPS
(NOTE
1)
15.2 M
(50.0
FT)
,.
TERMINAL
MULTIPLEXER
II I 1524 M
(5000
FT)
.....
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HOST
PROCESSOR
TELEPHONE
TRANSMISSION
LINES
(ANY
LENGTH)
MODEM
15.2
M
(50.0
FT)
I I I
~
UPT016
DISPLAY
TERMINALS
1524
M
(5000
FT)
MODEL
35
PRINTER
(NOTE
3)
UTS
30
WITH
8439
DISKETTE
SUBSYSTEM
NOTES:
1
UP-9801
Rev.
2
HOST
PROCESSOR
IN-PLANT
TRANSMISSION
LINES
1524
M
(5000
FT)
MAX.
(NOTE4)
TERMINAL
MULTIPLEXER
1524
M
(5000
FT)
II
UPTO
16
DISPLAY
TERMINALS
8439
DISKETTE
SUBSYSTEM
(NOTE
2)
15.2
M
(50.0 FT)·
MODEL
31
PRINTER
(NOTE
3)
1.
For
a transmission rate
of
2400
to
3600
bits per second
(bps),
the
maximum
cable length
is
3048
meters
(10,000
feet).
For
a transmission rate
of
2400
bits per second
or
less, the
maximum
cable length
is
4572
meters
(15,000
feet).
3.
One
printer
can be connected
to
each
UTS
30.
Total
length
of
cable
from
the
UTS
30
to
the
printer
must
not
exceed
15.2
meters (50
feet).
2.
Up
to
two
diskette subsystems can
be
connected
to
each
UTS
30.
Total
length
of
cable
for
the UTS
30
to
the
second diskette
must
not
exceed
2.7
meters (9
feet).
4.
For
SPERRY
Communications
Terminal
Module
Con-
troller
(CTMC)
at
a transmission rate
of
4800
bits
per
second
or
higher, transmission line length
is
762
meters
(2500
feet)
maximum.
9801-5
Figure
2-3.
Multiplexed
Communication
Configurations
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2.4. CASCADED CONFIGURATIONS
2-5
Cascaded
configurations
(figure
2-4)
allow
one
or
more
terminal
multiplexers
to
be connected
to
another
terminal
multiplexer
which
is connected
to
the
transmission
line. The
same
parameters
that
apply
to
a
multiplexed
configuration
apply
to
a cascaded
configuration,
except
that
one
of
the
connections
on
the
terminal
multiplexer
attached
to
the
modem
(or
DCM)
must
be reserved
for
the
second
multiplexer.
Up
to
15
terminals
can be connected
to
the
first
terminal
multiplexer.
Up
to
16
terminals
can
be
connected
to
the
second
terminal
multiplexer,
if
it
has
been
fully
configured.
2.5. MIXED CONFIGURATIONS
Multidrop,
multiplexed,
and cascaded
configurations
may
be
intermixed.
Figure
2-5
illustrates
an
example
of
a
mixed
communication
configuration.
2.6. UTS 30T AND SPERRVLINK MODEL 30T CONFIGURATIONS
The UTS 30T Single Station is connected
to
a
host
processor
through
the
existing
telephone
lines in
your
building
or
through
lines
of
the
SL1 PBX system. The data is
transferred
from
the
+-
single stations
to
the
SPERRY 8613 Signal
Distribution
Module
(SOM) and
then
to
the
host
processor. The SPERRYLINK
Model
30T Desk Station is connected
to
the
SPERRY
Distributed
Office Processing Station
Model
20
(DOPS/20)
or
to
the
SPERRY Series 1100
host
computer
via
the
SPERRY Distributed
Communications
Processor (DCP)
through
the
SDM
or
SDM and SL
1.
+-
The SOM
controls
the
data
flow
from
the
desk stations
to
the
host. Figures
2-6
through
2-11
illustrate possible UTS 30T and
the
SPERRYLINK
Model
30T
configurations.
2.7. UTS 30 X.25
PUBLIC
DATA NETWORK CONFIGURATION
The UTS 30 single station, operating
with
X.25 Packet-Switched
Communications
Software
(PSCS) can be connected
to
a
host
processor
over
foreign
public
data
networks
(PON). The
terminals
are connected
to
the
PDN
through
a
modem.
The UTS 30 X.25 can be
configured
to
operate on one
of
the
following
networks: ARPAC (Argentina), AUSTPAC (Australia), DATEX-P
(Austria and Germany), TRANSPAC (France), IBERPAC (Spain), PSS (United
Kingdom),
and
TELENET (U.S.A.). Figure
2-12
illustrates
the
UTS 30 X.25
PON
configuration.
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