Teletype Dataspeed 40 User manual

Jntegrated

SYNCHRONOUS

datiaspeed

®

Manual

325

-

068

February

1982

RECE.VE-ONLY PRINTER STATIONS

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SERVICE MANUAL

BELL SYSTEM PRACTICES

AT&TCo

Standard

SERVICE MANUAL

FOR

SERVICE MANUAL 325-068

February

1982

INTEGRATED SYNCHRONOUS

"DATASPEED*"

40 (40C303AC) RECEIVE-ONLY PRINTER

STATION ARRANGEMENTS

Contents

Installation

Wiring

Testing

and

Troubleshooting

Disassembly/Reassembly

and

Parts

Routine

Maintenance

Station

and

Component

Removal

Section

582-202-200

582-202-400

582-202-500

582~202-700

582-202-750

582-200-290

For

DATASPEED

40

components refer

to

Service Manual 325-073.

*Registered Trademark

of

AT&TCo.

See indiviqual sections for copyright notices.

Issue

2

Printed

in

U.S.A.

BELL SYSTEM PRACTICES

AT&TCo Standard SECTION 582-202-200

Issue

2,

December

1980

INTEGRATED SYNCHRONOUS "DATASPEED*" 40

RECEIVE-ONLY PRINTER (ROP) STATION

INSTALLATION

CONTENTS PAGE

1.

GENERAL.

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1

2.

TECHNICALDATA..............

3

3.

UNPACKING...................

6

PEDESTAL............

....

.....

6

TRACTOR FEED

PRINTER CABINET . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

FORMS ACCESS

PRINTER

CABINET.

. . . . . . . . . . . . 7

4. PREOPTIONING DISASSEMBLY . . . 8

5. FIELD OPTIONS AND

DESCRIPTIONS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

10

PRINTER OPTIONS.

..

. . . . . . . . . . .

10

CONTROLLER

OPTIONS.

. . . . . . . .

13

GROUND

OPTION.

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21

6.

OPTION

ACTIVATION.

. . . . . . . . . . 22

TRANSMITTING CODES. . . . . . . . . .

29

ACTIVATING PRINTER

OPTIONS......................

33

ACTIVATING CONTROLLER

OPTIONS......................

48

ACrIVATING DATA SET

OPTIONS......................

59

7. FINAL ASSEMBLY. . . . . . . . . . . . . .

64

1.

GENERAL

1.01 This section contains information

for

installing

the

Integrated Synchronous

DATASPEED

40

Receive-Only Printer (ROP)

Station. The Integrated Synchronous ROP

is

used in

the

following services: (2) Switched-

Network using

Data

Set 201C, 208B

or

212A,

(2) Multipoint Private Line using Data Set 201C,

208A

or

209A;

and

(3) Two-Point Nonselective

Private Line (point-to-point private line) using

Data Set 201C,

208A

or

209A.

1.02

This section

is

reissued

to

include

Option

179

(WACK/BUFFER Control)

and

information pertaining

to

Data

Set 212

and

forms

access arrangements. Since thisis a generalrevision,

no revision arrows have been used

to

denote

significant changes.

Note: When ordering tools

or

replaceable com-

ponents, unless otherwise specified, prefix each

part

number

with

the

letters

"TP"

(ie,

TP406173).

1.03

Circuit Card Handling Procedures:

Warning: To avoid possible internal damage

to the MOS devices,

or

card with MOS devices,

due to electrical static discharge by service per-

sonnel, the following should be observed.

All

personnel handling MOS devices, or circuit

cards with MOS devices,

must

wear a

346392

static discharge strap adjusted to make firm

contact with the skin at all

timest(Fig.

1).

t Service personnel are never

to

be

connected

directly

to

ground

but

rather

through a high

resistance discharge

path

of

a minimum

of

one

megohm where

115

V ac

is

present. This resis-

tance

is

built

into

the

346392

static discharge

strap.

Prepared for American Telephone

and

Telegraph Company

by

Teletype Corporation

©

1978

and

1980

by

Teletype Corporation

Printed in U.S.A. Pagel

SECTION 582-202-200

Fig.

1-346392

Static Discharge Strap

1.04

Data set options are given in this section

but

other

information

on

data

set installa-

tion

(such as connections)

must

be

obtained by

reference

to

the appropriate BSP section, which

is referenced for each

data

set.

1.05 The printer used in

the

integrated control-

ler station may be an 80-

or

132-column

printer.

1.06 Tools and Supplies: The following tools and supplies may be required for installation

or

servicing

of

DATASPEED 40 ROP with integrated synchronous controller.

(a) Tools

*Wrench

3/16"

socket

3/8"

Wrench, open end

Wrench, open

end

Wrench, open

end

Wrench, open

end

Nut

driver handle

Nut

driver

bit

Nut driver

bit

*Screwdriver

Screwdriver

*Wrench, Allen

*Tweezers

*Spring

hook

(pull)

*Spring

hook

(pull)

*Spring

hook

(push)

*Scale

*Scale, spring

Pliers, long nose

Pliers, retaining ring

Extractor, keyswitch

Extractor,

keytop

Extractor, terminal

3/16"

and

1/4"

5/16"

and

3/8"

3/4"

1/4"

5/16"

1/8",2"

blade

1/4",6"

blade

(Blade less

than

5/32")

0.062

6"

8 oz

320z

Gauge adjusting -80-column printer

Gauge, left

-132-column

printer

Gauge, right -132-column printer

Gauge, backup bar -80- and 132-column printers

Gauge,

type

pallet

depth

-80- and 132-column printers

Pliers, sidecutters w/insulated handles

Test Cord -132-column printer

Printer Test Assembly

Test Cable

*Part

of

113778

universal

tool

kit.

Page 2

125752

125765

129534

152835

129537

135676

135677

135678

95368

100982

94647

124682

151392

142554

75765

75503

95960

110443

110444

108285

160396

346257

346260

182697

341983

402840

402617

402716

402717

402868

402878

408071 (Klein D219-4C

or

equivalent)

402779

408646

408648

408650

ISS 2, SECTION 582-202-200

(a) Tools (Cont)

Interlock Strapping Plug -80-column

printer

402782

Static Ground

Strap

346392

Cleaning brush,

type

face

151394

Power Test Cord

402871

Soldering Iron, Weller Model W-MCP-750 with MP2C Tip

or

equivalent

Desoldering Tool EDSYN Model MMS005 Soldapult®

or

equivalent

Bag,Anti-Static (Printer Circuit Card)

406260

(b) Supplies

Grease:

143484

(Mobil

No.2,

lIb

can)

145867

(Mobil

No.2,

4

oz

tube)

TKS

103

(Beacon

325,

5 lb can)

Oil: KS-7470

Degreaser: Freon (TF)

337449

(6 oz can)

Ribbon:

402444

or

approved equivalent

2. TECHNICAL DATA

2.01 Power Source Requirements:

115

V ac ±

10% ac

at

60

Hz ±0.5 Hz

or

50

Hz ±0.5

Hz from

an

un

switched standard 3-wire grounding

type

receptacle located within 8 feet

of

the

Rap

set

location. One additional receptacle is required

for

data

set

except

when terminal includes ped-

estal

equipped

with 7-receptacle convenience strip.

2.02 Maximum

In

Rush Current:

20

Amp

not

exceeding 3 cycles

at

nominal

115

V ac

input.

2.03 Operating Power

Consumption

and

Heat

Generation

at

nominal

115

V ac

input.

Component

Current

Integrated

Synchronous

Rap

Set

(motor

OFF)

1.0 Amp

Integrated

Synchronous

Rap

Set

(motor

ON) 2.0 Amps

Power Heat

115

VA

392

BTU

230

VA

784

BTU

Note:

The

Rap

power supply was designed

to

supply

power

for

the

set

configurations described

in

this section. Power should

not

be used for

any

other

purpose

without

first considering

the

limitations

of

the

power

supply.

2.04 Environmental Restrictions (operating):

Ambient Temperature

.......

+40oF

to

+110oF

Relative Humidity

...

2%

to

95% (noncondensing)

Altitude

..............

Sea level

to

10,000

feet

2.05 Weight (approximate) Unpacked:

SO-Column Tractor Feed Printer Unit

.....

411bs

SO-Column

Tractor

Feed Printer Cabinet

..

43

lbs

132-Column Tractor Feed Printer Unit

....

56

lbs

132-Column Tractor Feed

Printer Cabinet

......................

53

lbs

Forms Access Printer Cabinet

..........

1111bs

Pedestal

................

approximately

56

lbs

Data Set

.....

Up

to

14lbs

(dependent on

type)

Page 3

SECTION 582-202-200

2. TECHNICAL DATA (Cont)

2.06 Dimensions

11"

Cabinet Centered

on

Top

I

25-1/4"

LENGTH

OF

FORM FOLD

12"

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5-3/8,,-1

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1---13.3/4"

--11-

2·1/4"

20lC

DATA SET

/ >

80-Column Tractor Feed Tabletop

Printer With Pedestal

Note: The 132-column tractor feed

printer

dimensions are similar

to

those for

the

80-column

tractor

feed

printer

except

that

the width

is

27-5/8 inches instead

of

20

inches. A

407061

paper guide

is

furnished with each cabinet. The pedestals shown are typical. They are

not

part

of

the

set

USOC. Three

widths

of

pedestals are available:

20

inch

without

door, 27-5/8 inch

without

door

and

24-1/2 inch with

door. Tops for

the

pedestals come in a variety

of

widths

except

that

the 20 inch pedestal comes with a

20 inch wide

top

(with 11 inch slot) only.

Forms Access Printer

Fig.

2-Integrated

ROP

Station

Dimensions

Page 4

ISS

2,

SECTION 582-202-200

2.07 Customer Provided Tables: When a pedestal

with

a slotted

top

is

not

specified for use

with

the

tabletop

tractor

feed printer,

the

following provisions

must

be

observed

to

allow for paper

handling:

(a) An opening in

the

printer

cabinetmounting surface sufficient

to

allow

the

paper

to

pass

up

through

the

printer

in

the

location shown in Fig.

3.

4·%"

(SO-Column)

5"

(132·Column)

2"

II"

(SO·Column)

17"

(132-Column)

Typical

Cutout

Location

in

TableTop

4-1/4"

(SO-Column)

5"

(132-Column)

11"

(SO-Column)

17"

(Front

View) (132-Column)

Note:

Printer

cabinet

assumed

mounted

flush

with

front

and

left

edge

of

table

top.

Fig.

a-Paper

Opening Requirements

for

Customer-Provided Tables

(b) Sufficient height

of

mounting

to

allow

paper

insertion

and

accumulation

(Fig.

4).

MINt-

S

"

""

....

>

.....

~---.

I I

SUPPLY BOX I I

HEIGHT

I I

L-

I I

Minimum dimension depends

on

form size,

number

of

plies,

etc

•

405544 PAPER RACK

Note:

Paper rack may

be

used

to

keep multi-ply forms

off

the

floor.

Fig.

4-Height

Requirements for Customer-Provided Tables

Page 5

SECTION 582-202-200

3. UNPACKING

3.01 Before unpacking the cartons, confirm

the

customer order with

the

unit

codes

marked on the cartons.

3.02

Be

sure

to

observe all safety precautions

in lifting the cartons, etc. Safety glasses

should be worn during installation. Read all

unpacking instructions marked

on

the cartons.

3.03

For

field installation, the integrated ROP

may be shipped from the Service Center

in the original shipping cartons. Units without

pedestals are shipped in two cartons, one for the

printer and the

other

for the cabinet (includ-

ing

the

controller).

For

units with pedestals, two

additional cartons are shipped, one for the

pedestal base and

the

other

for the pedestal top.

3.04 The cabinet should be unpacked before

the printer

so

that

the printer can be

placed

on

it.

PEDESTAL

3.05 Carefully trim carton containing pedestal

upside down and

cut

tape. Fold carton

flaps

out

(Fig. 5).

Fig.

5-Pedestal

Carton

3.06

Tum

carton and its contents upright.

Lift carton

up

and

off

of

pedestal (Fig. 6).

Fig.

6-Pedestal

Carton Lifted Up

Page 6

3.07 Remove tape and packing details (Fig.

7).

Place pedestal in position where

it

is

to

be located.

Fig.

7-Typical

Packing Details and Pedestal

TRACTOR FEED PRINTER CABINET

(With Opcon)

3.08

Tum

carton

bottom

upside down. Cut

tape and open

bottom

flaps outward.

Return box and contents

to

upright position,

keeping

bottom

flaps folded

out

(Fig. 8).

Fig.

8-Printer

Carton

3.09 Lift carton

off

and

remove plastic details

from around cabinet. Remove bagcovering

cabinet. Remove bag containing keytops and

set

aside for possible later use.

3.10

Open

printer

cabinet

by

depressing latches

on

both

sides

of

cover

and

lifting

up

(Fig.

9). Remove paper guide stored inside

of

cabinet.

Note: The integrated synchronous controller

mounting

hardware and

the

controller

will come

assembled in

the

cabinet.

Fig. 9--Printer Cabinet

3.11 Close cover and snap

paper

guide

into

position (Fig.

10).

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/

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/ .

/ /

/

Fig.

10-Paper

Guide

FORMS ACCESS PRINTER CABINET

3.12

Remove steel strap from

bottom

of

car-

ton.

Fold

carton

flaps

outward

(Fig.

11).

ISS 2, SECTION 582-202-200

STEEL

STRAP FLAPS

Fig.

11-Forms

Access Printer Cabinet Carton

3.13

Lift

carton

up

and

off

of

forms access

printer

cabinet. Remove plastic bag cov-

ering cabinet. Remove

tape,

packing details A, B,

C and D

and

plastic bag

from

bottom

of

cabinet

(Fig.

12).

Plastic bag here.

DETAILD

CARTON

DETAILC

TOP

DETAIL

Fig.

12-Forms

Access Printer Cabinet

Carton Lifted

Up

Page 7

SECTION 582-202-200

3.14

Open

front

doors (left first)

and

depress

latch

button,

open

cabinet

top

and

remove

two screws

and

wood detail. (Fig. 13).

Fig. 13---Forms Access Printer Cabinet

Top

PRINTER

3.15 Refer

to

Section 582-210-200

for

unpack-

ing instructions.

4. PREOPTIONING DISASSEMBLY

4.01 The integrated synchronous ROP should

be optioned

per

the

customer order

at

the

Service Center. However,

it

may be necessary

to

change options

per

customer request

or

because

of

option

incompatibility,

at

the time

of

installa-

tion.

4.02 The controller

is

shipped in

the

printer

cabinet

and

must

be removed from

the

cabinet in

order

to

do

any

optioning

of

it.

4.03 To remove controller:

Note: Refer

to

1.03

for controller handling pro-

cedures.

Tabletop Arrangement

(a) Loosen

nut

at

each

end

of

paper guide

(Fig. 4).

Page 8

Fig.

14-Controller

Removal

(b) Slide paper guide

to

left, raising right

end

to

clear

the

nut;

slide paper guide

to

right

and

remove.

(c) Unplug P3, P5, P6

and

P21 connectors

from

the

circuit card (Fig.

15).

(d) Slide controller circuit card forwar?,

tilt

up

and remove. Use care

to

avoId

snagging circuit

components

or

option

switches

on

the

rear edge

of

the

printer

cradle.

.P5

~

P21

JJ

~~~/

---.-

:;r

Fig.

15-P3,

P5, P6

and

P21 Connectors

Forms Access Printer

(a) Loosen four screws securing controller

cover

to

inside

of

forms access printer

cabinet approximately two

turns

(Fig. 16).

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CONTROLLER

.lrJH-

COVER

Fig.

16-Controller

Removal

(b) Slide controller cover

up

to

limits

of

upper

controller cover slots. Disengage controller

cover from lower screws, slide cover down

to

disengage from

upper

screws.

(c) Unplug connectors P3, P5, P6 and P21

(Fig.

17).

P5

P"'f!!'-+--P21

.P6

Fig.

17-Controller

Connectors

(d) Remove

four

screws securing

the

two

brackets

that

hold

the

controller in place

(Fig.

18).

CONTROLLER

BRACKET

Fig.

18-Removal

of

Controller

ISS 2, SECTION 582-202-200

(e) Remove controller from controller cover.

4.04

To

option

the

410734

diode matrix cir-

cuit

card (Fig. 20)"

the

card

must

be

separated from

the

410733

controller

card

assem-

bly.

4.05

To

remove

410734

diode matrix circuit

card:

Reminder: Ground yourself before handling

the

controller assembly,

as

discussed in

1.03.

(a) Remove cover plate

by

loosening

four

screws (Fig.

19)

and

sliding cover

to

clear

screws

then

lift off.

410733

CONTROLLER

CARD

ASSEMBLY

">--

SCREWS

~~

410734

DIODE

MATRIX

CARD

(On

This

Side Beneath Cover) \

COVER

PLATE

Fig. 19--40C303AC/003 Controller

(b) Remove two screws (loosened in

(a»

securing

the

410734

diode matrix card

(see Fig. 19). Slide card outward

until

free

of

center

posts. Fold card outward using con-

necting cable as hinge.

(c) Unplug

connector

from

410734

diode

matrix card (Fig. 20).

BANDED

ENDS

PINS

Fig.

20-410734

Diode Matrix Circuit Card

4.06

Printer

option

switches are accessible

through cutouts in

the

bottom

cover

of

the

unit.

Page 9

SECTION 5S2-202-200

5. FIELD OPTIONS AND DESCRIPTIONS

5.01 Certain options are selected

by

setting

miniature rocker/toggle switches

on

the

410071

or

410072

printer

circuit card

or

on

the

410733

circuit card

of

the

40C303AC/003 con-

troller.

Other

options are implemented

by

cutting

and

removing diodes from

the

410734

diode ma-

trix

circuit card

of

the controller.

5.02 Controller options are listed and briefly

described

on

Pages

13

through 21. Op-

tions marked with an asterisk (*) are installed

at

the factory. Data set options are provided

on

Pages 59 through 63.

PRINTER OPTIONS

OPTION NO. DESCRIPTION

1 through 16

not

present.

17.

Printer Marg!n

and

Form

Width

a.* First Printed Column -Column

b.2. First Printed Column -Column

b.3. First Printed Column -Column

b.4. First Printed Column -Column

b.5. First Printed Column -Column

b.6. First Printed Column -Column

b.7. First Printed Column -Column

b.S. First Printed Column -Column

b.9. First Printed Column -Column

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

S

9

b.10. First Printed Column -Column

10

b.ll.

First Printed Column -Column 11

b.12. First Printed Column -Column

12

b.13. First Printed Column -Column

13

c.* Last Character

on

BOth

Column

d.79. Last Character

on

79th

Column

d.7B. Last Character

on

7Sth

Column

d.77. Last Character

on

77th

Column

etc.

d.25. Last Character

on

25th

Column

e.* Last Character

on

132nd

Column

f.131. Last Character

on

131st

Column

f.130.

~Last

Character

on

130th

Column

f.129. Last Character

on

129th

Column

etc.

f.73. Last Character

on

73rd

Column

5.03 Options

other

than

those shown

as

factory

installed (*) may be specified for a parti-

cular installation. The Station Features

and

Option

Record

on

the

W-Plan should accurately reflect

Service Center

or

field selection

of

options.

Instructions for selecting and recording options

are contained

on

Pages 22 through 5S.

5.04 Numbers assigned

to

field options are

used consistently in all field pUblications.

Options should always be referred

to

by

these

numbers.

ACTION

Choose a.

Choose c

or

e appropriate

to

printer

ordered

(SO-

or

132-column).

Note: Options c

and

d79 through

d25

apply

to

SO-column

printers only. Options e

and

fl31

through f73 apply

to

132-column printers only.

Page

10

OPTION NO. DESCRIPTION

18.

Printer Paper

Feedout

a.

b.

c.*

No Paper

Feedout

Paper

Feedout

on

Data Set Ready (CC)

Loss -Up to

16

Lines

or

Form

Feed

Paper

Feedout

on

Both

Data

Set Ready (CC)

Loss

and

ETX -

Up

to

16

Lines

or

Form Feed

Note:

"Data

Set Ready (CC) Loss" assumes

that

data

set

operation

is

used;

the

actual controlling SSI signal is loss

of

Receive Message.

The

feedout will

be

up

to

16

lines only

if

Option39.b.(Forms Switch

off) is selected;ifOption

39.a.(Forms

Switch

on)

is

selected,

the

printer will feed

out

paper

to

the

feed printers using Option 39.b. should normally use

Option

18.a.

since

the

16-line

feedout

will be shortened whenever

end

of

form

occurs before

the

16

lines are up.

19.

Printer Errored Character Symbol

a.*

b.

c.

d.

e.

f.

g.

Printed

on

Even Parity

Error

Printed

on

Odd Parity Error

Not

Printed

on

Parity Error

Printers With 96-Character

Set

Printers With 64-Character

Set

Printers With

Extended

ASCII Character Set

Printers With Longest Character

Set

Having Less Than

64

Characters

Note

1:

The integrated controller transmits even parity characters

to

the

printer.

Note

2:

Option switches for Options

d,

e

and

g

must

be

set

to

reflect longest character set

(f

is

for

future

use).'

20. Line Feed

on

Printer

a.*

b. Single

Double

Note: This

option

is

operator-selectable.

21.

Foldover

on

Up-Low Printer

a.

* Lower Case

and

Upper Case Print

b. Lower Case Prints as Upper Case

22. Foldover

on

Monocase Printer

a. Lower Case Prints as

Error

Symbol

b.* Lower Case Prints as Upper Case

ISS

2,

SECTION 582-202-200

]

J

] ]

]

ACTION

Choose a

or

b.

Choose a

or

c,

Note

1.

Choose

one

to

match

type

carrier ordered.

Choose one.

Choose one

to

match

type

carrier ordered.

Page

11

SECTION 582-202-200

OPTION NO. DESCRIPTION ACTION

23.

Extended

ASCII

on

Printer

(Extended

ASCII)

a. Prints

Extended

ASCII Characters (No Parity Checks) J Choose b.

b.* Does

Not

Print

Extended

ASCII Characters

24.-38.

Not

Present

39.

Fonns

a.

On

J Choose one.

b.*

Off

Note: This

option

is

operator-selectable.

40.-47.

Not

Present

48. Incoml2lete

Fonn

SUl2l2resses

Pal2er

Alann

a.

No (Paper-Out

Not

Gated With

Fonn-Out)

J Choose one.

b.*

Yes (Paper-Out Gated With

Fonn-Out)

49.

-53.

Not

Present

54.

Printing

of

Escal2e Seguences

SUl2l2ressed

a.* Character

after

ESC Printed as Received J See Note.

b.

Printing

of

Character After ESC Suppressed

Note: This

option

does

not

apply

to

the

Integrated Synchronous

ROP Tenninal.

Either

option

may

be

chosen

without

affecting

operation.

55.

Shift-InLShift-Out

{SILSO)

Detection

a.* SI/SO Detection

Not

Used J See Note.

b.

SI/SO Detection Enables Printing Additional Characters

Note: This

option

does

not

apply

to

the

Integrated Synchronous

ROP Terminal.

Either

option

may

be

chosen

without

affecting

operation.

56.

Not

Present

57.

SSI/OEM Interface

a.* SSI J Choose a.

b.

OEM

Page

12

ISS

2,

SECTION 582-202-200

OPTION NO.

58.

a.*

b.

DESCRIPTION

Idle Line Motor Control

Disabled -Motor Held On Indefinitely During Idle Line

Enabled -Motor

Turned

Off

After

40-Second Idle Line

59. Does

not

apply. This

option

does

not

affect

the

operations

of

the

Integrated Synchronous ROP when Option 57.a.

is

chosen.

60. Auxiliary Alarm

a.

b.* Enable

Disable

Note:

Future

alarm mechanism. Select

Option

60.b.

when alarm mechanism

is

not

present.

61.

Regulator Grounding (Circuit

Ground

to

Frame Ground)

a.

b.

*

c.

SSI

(OEM)

at

Printer

(OEM) External

to

Printer

CONTROLLER OPTIONS

101.

Not

applicable -see Options

189.a.

ahd"190.a.

102.-120.

Not

Present

121.

a.*

b.

Left

Margin Setting

Left Margin

at

Column 1

Left Margin Begins

at

Any Column from 2 Up

122.

Horizontal Tabulation Settings

a.*

b. No Horizontal Tab Settings

Preprogrammed Tab Settings in Any Column From 1-80

(80-column printer)

or

1-132 (132-column printer)

Note:

If

compatibility

with

on-line

tabs

is required,

the

last setting

on

the

line (column

80

or

132,

depending

on

the

printer

selected)

must

be

specified. This assures

that

a

tab

beyond

the

last enabled

tab

stop

will cause

the

to

be

printed

in

the

last col-

umn

position and

the

character following

that

to

be

printed

in

the

first·character position

of

the

by

the

left

margin

option,

if

used).

(If

the

last setting

on

the

line is

not

specified

and

a

tab

is received

after

the

last

tab

stop,

the

will be

printed

on

the

first character position

of

the

ACTION

J Choose

a.

JChoose

b.

] Choose c.

J

]

Choose one;

if

b,

specify

left

margin setting

required

by

column number.

Choose one;

if

b,

specify

tab

settings required

by

column

numbers.

Page

13

SECTION 582-202-200

OPTION NO. DESCRIPTION

123.

Vertical Tabulation Settings

a.

b.

c.

d.

e.

f.

g.

h.

i.

j.

k.

1.

m.

n.

No Vertical Tab Settings

Not

Present

1st

Vertical Tab Line (ESC A)

2nd

Vertical Tab Line (ESC B)

3rd Vertical Tab Line (ESC C)

4th

Vertical Tab Line (ESC D)

5th

Vertical Tab Line (ESC E)

6th

Vertical Tab Line (ESC F)

7th

Vertical Tab Line (ESC G)

8th

Vertical Tab Line (ESC

H)

9th

Vertical Tab Line (ESC I)

10th

Vertical Tab Line (ESC J)

11th

Vertical Tab Line (ESC

K)

12th

Vertical Tab Line (ESC L)

Note: Care

must

be

taken

not

to

select vertical

tab

settings

which carry

the

printer

beyond

the

form feed position. Option

20.b.(double line feed),

if

selected, will cause all vertical

tab

settings

to

be double those shown.

124.

Not

Present

125.

Type

of

Printer Used

a.* 80-Column Printer

b. 132-Column Printer

126.-130.

Not

Present

131.

Left

Margin

a.*

Left

Margin Begins

at

Column

1,

Regardless

of

Programming

of

Options

121

and

122.

b.

Left

Margin Begins as Programmed in

Option

121.

Note: b requires

Option

17.c.

or

.e.

132.-147.

Not

Present

148.

Motor Turn Off Delay

a.* Minimum Delay -Motor

turns

off

approximately

30

seconds after buffer empties.

b. Maximum Delay -

Motor

turns

off

approximately

3 minutes after

buffer

empties.

149.-158.

Not

Present

Page

14

ACTION

Choose one.

J Choose

one

to

match

printer

ordered.

] Choose one.

ISS

2,

SECTION 582-202-200

OPTION NO. DESCRIPTION ACTION

159.

Variable Characters for System Operation

a.

b.

c.

d.

e.

f.

g.

h.

i.

Programmable Character 1 (Notes

1,

3, 4)

Programmable Character 2 (Notes

1,2,5)

Programmable Character 3 (Notes 2,

5,6,10)

Programmable Character 4 (Notes 2,

6,

10)

Programmable Character 5'(Note

7)

Programmable Character 6 (Notes 2,

8)

Programmable Character 7 (Notes 2, 9,

10)

DLE Character

ZERO Character

Choose a character

for each position

except

as

noted

(Notes 4, 5,

6,

7, 8

and

9).

j.

k.

1.

m.

n.

ONE Character

EOT Character

NAK Character

ENQ Character

Future

Use

Note

1:

The characters encoded for Options

159.a.

and

.b.

to

represent

the

0(

characters

(selections

and

replies) in Options

171.d.

and .g.

must

be programmed using

upper

case letters.

The equivalent letters when received in lower case will

be

recognized as

part

of

the

selection

sequence. When used as

upper

case

they

will result in

an

EOT reply. Use

of

upper

case

characters is reserved

for

future use.

Note

2:

Characters encoded

for

Options

159.b.,

.c., .d., .f.,

and

g

to

represent

the

1F

or

DCn

characters in Options 171.a., .c., .e., .g.

and

.h.

must

be

programmed exactly as

they

will be

received. Numeric characters may

be

used in addition

to

letters for device selection only.

Note

3:

The character encoded for Option

159.a.

to/epresent

the

0(

character in Option

171.c.

must

be

programmed exactly as

it

will

be

received.

Note 4:

Option

159.a.

must

be

encoded

if

Option

171.c., .d., .e., .f., .g.,

or

.h.

and

should

be left

uncoded

if

Option

171.a.

or

.b.

is

enabled.

Note

5:

Option

159.b.

must

be

encoded

if

Option

171.c., .d., .e., .f., .g.,

or

.h. is enabled.

Option

159.b.

should

be

left uncoded if Option

171.a.

or

.b.

is

enabled.

Option

159.b.

is

normally coded

the

same as

Option

159.a. when Option

171.d.,

.e., .f., .g.

or

.h.

is

enabled.

Note

6:

Options

159.c.

and

.d. may

be

left uncoded

if

Option

171.c.

is

enabled and

must

be left uncoded if

171.a.,

.b., .d., .e., .f.

or

.g. is enabled.

They

must

be encoded

if

Option

171.h.

is

enabled. '

Note 7: Option

159.e.

must

be

encoded

if

Option

171.h.

is enabled and uncoded

if

Option

171.a., .b., .c., .d., .e., .f.

or

.g. is enabled.

Note

8:

Option

159.f.

must

be encoded for

Option

171.a., .e., .g.

and

.h

..

It

must

be

uncoded when

Option

171.b., .c., .d.

or

.f.

is

enabled.

Note

9:

Option 159.g.

is

for

future

use.

It

may

be

encoded for

Option

171.a., .e.,

.g.

and

.h.

It

must

be uncodedwhen

Option

171.b.,

.c., .e.

or

.f. is enabled.

Note 10:

If

characters

that

may be

left

uncoded

are

encoded,

per

Notes 6

and

9,

a character

must

be chosen

that

is

not

used in

other

selection

control

functions

of

the

system.

Page

15

1

(\j

....

0)

Note

11:

Commonly used characters:

~

'>;I

....

t<J

159.h.

159.i.

159.j.

159.k.

159.1.

159.m.

ASCII

DLE (Hex

10)

o(Hex

30)

1 (Hex

31)

EOT (Hex

04)

NAK (Hex

15)

ENQ (Hex

05)

EBCDIC

DLE (Hex

10)

o(Hex 70)

/ (Hex

61)

EOT

(Hex 37)

NAK (Hex 3D)

ENQ

(Hex2D)

Note

12:

Application table for characters 159.a. through 159.g.

t"'

0

t:I

Z

~

00

....

~

C1l

CO

0

n z

00

0

~

::s

~

00

The table shows

the

application

of

each

of

the

programmable characters

of

Opt.

I59a-g

to

the

related Option

I71a-h.

Note

that

some characters may be optionally

coded.

For

these, choose a character which isl!2i.!!!!!!! in any

other

poll/select/control functions

of

the

system. C')

::tI

~

1590·

Programmable

Character I (PCI)

159b-

Programmable

Character 2 (PC2)

1590·

Programmable

Character 3 (PC3)

15911·

Programmable

Character 4 (PC4)

1590·

Programmable

Character 5 (PC5)

1591-

Programmable

Character 6 (PC6)

159g

Programmable

Character 7 (PC7)

Note 13:

Note 14:

Note 15:

Note 16:

Z

00

C

0

!

LEGEND

Must

be

left uncoded.

~';:;;~~I

~~~~~:.!~:

~=:

::

may

PC

(N)

AU

AU/L

DCI

Programmable

character

(number). e.g. PCI.

Upper

ease

Alphabetic

Character

Only

Upper

or

Lower

case

Alphabetic

Character

Most

host

systems llSf'

DCI for printRr selection.

Other characters may

b.

assigned.

Option

159.g.

is intended

for

future use. A code sequence corresponding

to

159.g. will result in a NAK response.

If

sequences corresponding

to

159.c.

or

159.d.

are received a NAK

or

EOT reply

will

be

generated respectively.

Option 159.g. is intended

for

future

use. An EOT reply will

be

generated for a 159.g. sequence.

If

DCn is

not

transmitted

the

terminal will assume

that

selection

of

the

printer was intended.

~

C1l

00

t.:I

~

0

t.:I

~

0

ISS

2,

SECTION 582-202-200

OPTION NO. DESCRIPTION

160.

Communication Code -Line Operation

a.* ASCII

b. EBCDIC

161.

Future

Use

a. * All Present Applications

b. Possible

Future

Use

162.

Type

Font

Length

a. * Normal (64

or

96

Characters)

b.

Short

(48

Characters)

163.

Future

Use

a.* All Present Applications

b. Possible

Future

Use

164. Block Size

a.

128

Characters

h.

256

Characters

c.*

512

Characters

165.

Future

Use

a.* All Present Applications

b. Possible

Future

Use

166.

Data

Carrier Disconnect

a.* Terminal will

disconnect

if

data

carrier

is

lost

for

30

seconds

or

if

there is

no

carrier

within

30

seconds

after

a call

connection.

b. There

is

no

disconnect

due

to

absence

of

carrier.

167.

Permanent

Request-to-Send

a.* RTS On Only when Required

for

Transmission

b. RTS On

at

All Times

that

Data

Terminal

Ready

is

On

Note:

Data

Terminal

Ready

is

Off

when

in

the

TEST

mode

or

there

is a Terminal Alarm

condition.

168.

Future

Use

a.*

b. All Present Applications

Possible

Future

Use

169.

Future

Use

a.*

b.

All Present Applications

Possible

Future

Use

ACTION

J Choose one.

J Choose

a.

J Choose one.

J Choose

a.

] Choose one.

J Choose a.

] Choose

one.

] Choose one.

J Choose a.

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