Xerox DocuColor 6060 User manual
XEROX
Hardware
Installation
and
Facts
610E02610
Co
pyright
©X
erox
Corporation
, 1985, 1986
This equipment has been certified to comply with the
limits for Class B Computing Device, pursuant to
Subpart J of Part 15 of FCC rules. Only peripherals
(computer input/output devices, terminals, printers, etc.)
certified to comply with the Class B limits may be
attached to this computer. This equipment was tested
using Xerox shielded cables to connect peripherals.
Operation with non-certified peripherals or non-shielded
cables is likely to result
in
interference to radio and TV
reception.
This equipment generates and uses radio frequency
energyand
if
not installedandused properly, i.e.,
in
strict
accordance with the manufacturer's instructions, may
cause interference to radio and television reception.
It
has been type tested and found to comply with the limits
for a Class B Computing Device
in
accordance with the
specifications
in
SubpartJ
of
Part
15
ofFCC rules, which
are
designed to provide reasonable protection against
such interference
in
a residential installation. However,
there is no guarantee
that
interference will not occur
in
a
particularinstallation.
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....
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If this equipment does cause interference to radio or
('I,
television reception, which can be determined by turning
the equipment off and on, you are encouraged to try to
correct the interference by one or more of the following
measures:
• Reorientthe receiving antenna.
• Relocate
the
computerwithrespect to thereceiver.
• Plug the computer into a different outlet
so
that
computer and receiver are on different branch
circuits.
If
necessary, you may consult
an
experienced
radio/television technician for additional suggestions.
You
may find the following booklet prepared by the
Federal Communications Commission helpful: "How To
Identify and Resolve Radio-TV Interference Problems".
This booklet
is
available from the U.S. Government
Printing Office, Washington,
D.C.
20402, Stock
No.
004-
000-00345-4.
CopyrightO Xerox Corporation 1985, 1986. Allrightsreserved.
Xerox• and 6060 Family, Xerox Personal Computer, Xerox PC,
ScreenMate and X-Cel are Registered Trademarks of Xerox
Corporation.
MS
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isa tfademarkofMicrosoftCorporation.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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1 - INSTALLATION
1-1
1.
Introduction
1-1
2.
Unpacking
the
System 1-2
3. SystemComponents 1-5
BasicSystem 1-5
SystemOptions 1-6
4.
Installing
the
Basic System 1-7
5. Power-on
Self
Test
1-19
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6.
Getting
Started
1-23
Floppy DiskTips 1-23
2 - OPTIONS
2-1
1.
Installing
a Memory Board
in
YourPC
2-1
2.
How To
Install
Memory Chips
in
Your
PC 2-10
3. HowTo
Install
Memory Chips
in
Your
Writer
System 2-21
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4. HowTo
Install
A Co-Processor (8087-2) 2-27
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OF
CONTENTS
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
2 • OPTIONS
(cont.)
5. How to
Install
a Modem Option Board 2-33
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6. How to
Install
a Coax Option Board 2-38
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7.
How
To
Install
An ASA Communications
Adapter Board 2-43
8. How To
Install
An
XC
24 Network
Access Board 2-48
9. How To
Install
An
XC
22 Network
Access Board 2-59
10. How To
Install
An
XC
22 Network
Expansion
Unit
2-67
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3 -PRINTERS
3-1
1.
620 API
Printer
(Parallel)
3-1
2.
620 API
Printer
(Serial) 3-3
3. 620 w/
SPI
Printer
3-7
4. 630 API
Printer
(Parallel) 3-9
5. 630 API
Printer
(Serial) 3-11
6. 630 w/
SPI
Printer
3-15
7.
630 ECSC
Printer
3-17
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TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
3 - PRINTERS
(cont.)
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8. Diablo Series36API
Printer
3-19
9. Diablo C-150
Ink
Jet
Printer
3-21
10. Advantage D25
Printer
3-23
11. Model P
101
DotMatrix
Printer
3-25
12. Model P 12CQI DotMatrix
Printer
3-27
13. Model P 32CQI Dot Matrix
Printer
3-27
14. Xerox Memorywriter610
Cl
3-29
15. Model 34LQ Dot Matrix
Printer
(Parallel) 3-32
16. Model 34LQ Dot
Matrix
Printer
(Serial) 3-34
17. Xerox 4045 Laser
Printer
(Parallel) 3-38
18. Xerox 4045 Laser
Printer
(Serial) 3-40
19. Diablo D80IF Daisywheel
Printer
3-44
20. 635
Printer
3-45
4 - DIAGNOSTICS 4-1
1.
Using
"diagnostics" 4-1
2.
Inserting
Your Diagnostics Disk 4-2
3.
Formatting
a Disk 4-4
4.
Running
Diagnostics 4-7
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OF
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OF
CONTENTS
4 - DIAGNOSTICS
(cont.)
5.
Running
a Sample
Test
4-11
6. Completing
the
DiagnosticTest
4-12
5 - HARDWARE
FEATURES
5-1
1.
The Processor
5-1
2. Disk DrivesDesigned to
Suit
YourNeeds
5-2
3. The Display
Unit
5-4
Brightness
and
Contrast
Controls
5-6
4. The Keyboard
5-7
The PC Keyboard
5-8
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The
TypewriterSection
5-8
Numeric Keypad
5-9
The Function Keys
5-11
Adjusting Your Keyboard
5-16
The Word Processing Keyboard
5-12
The Typewriter Section
5-12
CursorControl Keys
5-13
Special
Feature
Keys
5-14
Adjusting Your Keyboard
5-17
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OF
CONTENTS
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
5 -
HARDWARE
FEATURES
(cont.)
The
Mouse 5-18
6 -
MOVING
6-1
1. MovingYour Xerox Personal Computer 6-1
7 -
GLOSSARY
7-1
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OF
CONTENTS
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OF
CONTENTS
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OFCONTENTS
1.
INSTALLATION
Introduction
INSTALLATION
Congratulationson the purchase
of
your new Xerox
PersonalComputer (PC)
--
one
of
the
most powerful
and
versatilecomputerson
the
market
today.
Whether
you
are
an
experienced
user
or
new to
computers,
we
want you to feel thoroughly
comfortable with your system. This
manual
will
explain how to
set
up your system, how to verify
that
it
is working properly,
and
even how to move
it
when
the
need arises.
When choosing a place for your system,
remember
to avoid exposing
it
to
the
following:
. direct
sunlight
or
objects which
radiate
heat
• excessive
dust
. electrical "noise"
or
devices
that
cause
excessive voltage variations, such
as
air
conditioners, fans,
or
high-frequency security
devices
•
static
electricity, which may be produced by a
plastic table
or
nylon carpeting.
The following pages will explain how to unpack
your system.
If
you anticipate a major move
in
the
near
future, you may
want
to save the packing
materials.
1-1
INSTALLATION
Unpacking
the System
'
1-2
XEROX
Figure 1-1 . Processor's shippingcarton.
1.
Open
the
carton
that
looks like
the
illustration
shown
in
Fig. 1-1
first
.
Figure 1-2. Remove the sick cardboard.
2.
Turn
the
box
on
its
side to
remove
the
side
cardboard
. Remove
the
power cable
packed
inside
the
box
and
keep
it
with
the
processor.
INSTALLATION
INSTALLATION
INSTALLATION
Figure 1-3. Remove
the
processor.
3.
Pull the processor with its protective end pieces
from the carton.
Figure 1-4.
Remove
the protective
end
pieces.
4.
Carefully remove the end pieces from each end
ofthe processor.
1-3
INSTALLATION
1-4
5.
Remove the protective plastic wrapping.
6.
Place theprocessoron a desk
or
table.
Note: Look
at
the
bottom
of
your processor
to~.
locate your processor's serial number. Write
this
,_/
numberdown
and
file
it
for future reference,
as
you
will need to refer to
it
if
you should ever need to call
your service representative.
Disk
Drives
Figure 1-5. Processor withdual floppy disk drives.
Compare
the
floppy disk drive(s) on your
processor with the illustration above. If you
have a
hard
disk system, there will only be one
floppy drive.
7.
Repeat the previous steps with
the
other
boxes.
Note:
If
your system came with a mouse
device, be
sure
you
keep
the
gray
card
that
is
packedinside
the
mouse box.
Figure1-6.
Mouse
andgraycard.
INSTALLATION
INSTALLATION
SystemComponents
Basic
System
INSTALLATION
Display
Processor
Mouse
Figure 1-7. Basicsystem withoptional mouse
and
printer
When
your system
is
set
up,
it
will look something
like Fig. 1-7 above, which
illustrates
a processor
with dual floppy disk drives, PC keyboard,
and
color display. The mouse
and
the
printer
are
optional.
1-5
INSTALLATION
System
Options
1-6
Chip
•
Figure 1-8. Illustration
of
some system options.
You
may
have
purchased
one
or
more
of
the
options
shown
in
Fig. 1-8.
System
options include
communications
boards,
like
the
Modem Option
Board
or
the
ASA
Communications
Adapter
Board,
network
access boards,
and
a
memory
board. You
might
also
have
a co-processor (8087-2)
or
memory
chips to
increase
your
system's
memory.
If
you have
system
options to
install,
turn
to
Section
2:
Options,
beginning
on page 2-1.
Then
return
to page 1-7 to complete
the
remaining
instructions
in
this
Section.
If
you do not
have
system
options to
install,
go to
Installing
the
Basic
System,
p.1-7.
INSTALLATION
INSTALLATION
Installingthe
Basic
System
INSTALLATION
Installation is so simple
that
the
only tools you'll
need
are
the
flat-bladed screwdrivers
that
came
with
this
manual
and
the
instructions
that
begin
below.
Figure 1-9. Back view
of
the processor
and
keyboard.
1.
Connect
the
keyboard to
the
processor.
• Locate
the
connector
marked
KEYBOARD
at
the
rear
of
the processor (look
in
the
lower
leftcorner).
• Look
at
the
end
of
the
plug on
the
keyboard
cable. Notice
that
the
nng
around the pins is
wider on one side.
Turn
the
plug so
that
the
widerside isdown,
as
shown
in
Fig
1-9.
•
Insert
the
keyboard plug (matching plug to
connector) into
the
KEYBOARD connector on
theback
of
the
processor.
· Secure
the
connection by
tightening
the
two
screws on both sides
of
the
plug.
Take
care
not to overtighten
the
screws.
1-7
INSTALLATION
1-8
Plug
End
Figure 1-10. Connectingthe mouse(optional).
2.
Connect
the
mouse to
the
keyboard.
-Look
at
the
end of
the
plug on
the
mouse
cable. Notice
that
the
ring
around the pins is
wider on one side.
Turn
the plug so
that
the
~
wider side isdown,
as
shown
in
Fig
1-10. / '
-
Insert
the
mouse plug (matching plug to
connector) into
the
only connector on
the
back
of
the
keyboard. ·
-Secure
the
connection by tightening the two
screws on both sides of
the
plug. Take
care
not to overtightenthe screws.
-
Put
the
~ay
card
that
came
with
the
mouse
aside
for
now.
-Instructions for using the mouse
and
card
are
provided
in
Section
5:
Hardware
Features.
INSTALLATION
INSTALLATION
INSTALLATION
The
stepsbelow
are
for
installing
a partial-page (25
line) monochrome display.
If
you have a color
display to install,
turn
to page 1-10. If you have a
full-page (66 line) display,
turn
to page 1-14.
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Figure 1-11. Connectinga monochrome display.
3.
Connect
the
monochrome display to
the
processor.
-Place
the
display on top of
the
processor.
-Look
at
the
end
of
the
plug on
the
display
cable. Notice
that
the
ring
around
the
pins is
wider on one side.
Turn
the
plug so
that
the
wider side is on
the
left,
as
shown
in
Fig
1-11.
-
Insert
the
display plug (matching
plug
to
connector) into
the
CRT connector
at
the
rear
of
the
processor.
-Secure
the
connection by
tightening
the
two
screws on both sides
of
the
plug.
Take
care
not to
overtighten
the
screws.
-Whenfinished,
go
to Step
11
on page 1-16.
1-9
INSTALLATION
1-10
The
steps
below
are
for
installing
a color display.
If
you
have
a
partial-page
monochrome display to
install,
turn
to page 1-9.
If
you
have
a full-page
display,
turn
to page 1-14.
4.
Look
at
the
back
of
your color display to
r",
determine
whether
you
have
the
display
·.
·
illustrated
in
Fig. 1-12
or
the
display
_
_..,.
illustrated
in Fig. 1-13. (Notice
that
the
display cable is not
attached
to
the
former
unit,
but
is
attached
to
the
latter.)
Ifyou
have
the
display
pictured
in
Fig. 1-12, go
to
Step
5.
Go
to
Step
6
if
you
have
the
display
pictured
in
Fig. 1-13.
Figure 1-12. Connecting the color display cable.
5.
Connect
the
colordisplay cable to
the
processor.
-Place
the
display on top
of
the
processor.
-Locate
the
display cable. Notice
that
there
is a different
plug
at
each
end
of
the
cable.
The
end
with
the
pins
connects to
the
back
of
the
processor;
the
end
with
the
holes
connects to
the
back
of
the
display.
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-Look
at
the
end
of
the
plug
with
the
pins.
Notice
that
the
ring
around
the
pins
is
wider
on one side.
Turn
the
plug
so
that
the
wider
side faces left,
as
shown
in
Fig. 1-12.
INSTALLATION
INSTALLATION
INSTALLATION
-
Insert
the
plug (matching plug to connector)
into
the
connector
marked
CRT
at
the
rear
of
the processor
and
tighten
the screws.
• Look
at
the
end
of
the
other
plug. Notice
that
it
too is wider on one side.
Turn
the
plug so
that
the wider side is up (Fig. 1-12).
•
Insert
the
plug into the connector
at
the
bottom left corner
of
the
rear
of the display
(Fig. 1-12). Tighten
the
screws.
•
Go
to Step
7.
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Figure 1-13. Connecting the color display cable.
6.
Connect
the
color display cable to the processor.
• Place
the
display on top
of
the
processor.
• Look
at
the
plug on the end of
the
display
cable. Notice
that
the ring around
the
pins is
wider on one side.
Turn
the
plug so
that
the
widersidefaces left,
as
shown
in
Fig. 1-13.
•
Insert
the
plug (matching plug to connector)
into
the
connector
marked
CRT
at
the
rear
of
the
processor
and
tighten
the
screws.
•
Go
to Step
8.
1-11
INSTALLATION
1-12
Figure 1-14. Connecting the colordisplaypowercord.
7.
Connect
the
color display's power cord to
the
processor.
• Locate
the
display's powercord. (It is
shorter
and
thinner
than
the
processor's power cord.)
•
Insert
the
female plug into
the
power socket
on the back
of
the display unit,
and
the
male
(pronged) plug into
the
power socket on the
rear
of
the
processor(Fig. 1-14).
• Press bothplugs firmly intoplace.
•
Go
to Step
11
on
p.
1-16.
Caution:
Never
plug
the
display's :power
cord into a wall outlet;
always
plug
1t
into
the processor.
INSTALLATION
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