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'╡/╢o╢│╢ ²╗%É⌐╝╛?RTkmº╗╜■?lnªΦ":<~└╩HELP:  ABOUT ONLINE HELP ABOUT ONLINE HELP  A help message is available for every item in this configuration program.  To get help about a specific item, highlight it and press the F1 key.  ABOUT THE MAIN SCREEN  The program name, current date, and current time display in the first line.  The names of the five main menus of this program display on the next line, called the Selection Bar.  These are the Connection, Sessions, Options, Special, and Exit menus.  Status information about how the program is configured displays in the Global Information and Session Information areas of the screen.  These areas are updated as you save your configuration changes.  The names of keys that you can currently use display on the last line.  These key names change, depending on where you are in the program. ╪≤/h¥╥HELP:  SESSION INFORMATION This area contains a list of the current, active sessions. A session in this area is configured by highlighting it and pressing the Enter key.  You can also configure sessions in the Sessions menu of the Selection Bar. ▐≡&`{HELP:  CONNECTION Specifies the type of connection that exists between the workstation and the host as a Coax (DFT Mode), SDLC, or Token-Ring connection. çù╧7HELP:  SESSIONS Adds, deletes, or modifies sessions.  The changes made to the Sessions action are reflected in the Session Information area after the Accept key is pressed. ?N}HELP:  OPTIONS Identifies setup options for the workstation. ïÜ╨:CHELP:  SPECIAL Specifies stack/heap sizes, SNA tracing, and the API interrupt number for the workstation.  Normally, you will not have to change any of the options in this window. O[É╚ΩHELP:  EXIT Terminates program execution and returns you to DOS (saving or not saving your selections), or returns you to the Session Information area. ÷	X	Ä	¿	HELP:  SPX TO NETWARE SNA GATEWAY V1.3 Specifies the type of connection as a NetWare SNA Gateway version 1.3 or above using Novell's Sequenced Packet eXchange (SPX) protocol. ╢	▌	
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!WÆ│HELP:  SDLC Specifies the connection type as SDLC.  For this connection, the NetWare 3270 Multi Workstation is remotely connected to a 37x5 Front-End Processor (FEP).  The FEP is connected to  the host.  The workstation emulates an IBM 3274 Control Unit, communicating with the host using the SNA/SDLC protocol.  The workstation can have a maximum of 5 active host sessions at the same time. ┘δ#[ÿÜ╬Θδ#PRü┤╢≡'HHELP:  TOKEN-RING Specifies the connection type as Token-Ring.  For this connection, the NetWare 3270 Multi Workstation is part of a LAN that is directly attached to one of the following:  -an IBM 937x Subsystems Controller configured with  IBM Token-Ring software,  -an IBM 37xx Front-End Processor (FEP) connected to an  IBM Token-Ring Interface Coupler (TIC), or  -an IBM 3174 Control Unit configured with the  IBM Token-Ring Network Gateway Feature software.  The IBM 937x, 37xx, or 3174 is directly connected to the host.  The workstation can have a maximum of 5 active host sessions at the same time. Pg¥HELP:  COAX (CUT MODE) Specifies the type of connection as Coax (CUT Mode). ┴ε6má╙.0@tÑ▄HeHELP:  COAX (MCA)/IBM INTERFACE BOARD WINDOW I/O PORT ADDRESS Specifies the I/O port address of the Coax (MCA)/IBM board installed in the workstation.  The 2D0 value is set at the factory.  If 2D0 is being used used by another board in the workstation, select the next available value (6D0, AD0, or ED0) and change the board's jumper to match the new value.  MEMORY ADDRESS Specifies the memory address of the Coax (MCA)/IBM board.  If the CE000 is in use by another board installed in the workstation, another address must be used.  The new value must be a hexadecimal value that falls on an 8K boundary (the second digit will be a 0, 2, 4, 6, 8, A, C, or E). qú╘:HELP:  CREATE A SESSION AT THE BOTTOM OF THE LIST Creates a new session and adds it to the bottom of the list in the Session Information area.  You can add sessions until there are a total of five. Fhù╟≈HELP:  REMOVE THE CURRENT SESSION Removes the session currently selected in the Session Information area.  You cannot delete a session if it is the only session in the list. 1ií╘HELP:  INSERT IN FRONT OF THE CURRENT SESSION Creates a new session, which is placed in front of the session selected in the Session Information area.  You can add sessions until there are a total of five. ▐:AHELP:  MODIFY SESSION INFORMATION Modifies the session selected in the Session Information area. Qiú┌FUHELP:  DFT MODE OPTIONS Specifies if the protocol used in the connection is SNA, and the type of error conditions that would result in a return of an operations check (Op Check) from the host. (This option is enabled only if Coax (DFT Mode) is selected.) sÅ╜εP\^ô╩@w░HELP:  CONTROL UNIT OPTIONS Specifies two types of error conditions that would result in a return of an operations check (Op Check) from the host.  Also specifies the Control Unit address, Block ID, and Physical Unit ID (PUID).  For a Token-Ring connection between the workstation and host, specifies the type of error conditions that would result in a return of an operations check (Op Check) from the host.  Also specifies the Control Unit address, the Service Access Point, the Block ID, and the PUID. All values are assigned by the host systems programmer. ╝Γ;ZHELP:  CONTROL PROGRAM OPTIONS (APPC) Specifies if Advanced Program-to-Program Communication (APPC) will be supported by the NetWare 3270 LAN Workstation. nò╔4nó┌÷HELP:  INTERRUPT NUMBER FOR API WINDOW Specifies the interrupt number for the Application Program Interface (API).  If the 6F default is changed, the IBM-compatible SEND and RECEIVE commands and Novell's utility software will not work with the NetWare workstation software.  If a custom utility program having a different interrupt will be used,  change the default to this new value. Oé│HELP:  KEYBOARD OPTIONS Specifies the workstation's keyboard size and type, the numeric lock feature, and if a mouse or light pen will be used during a host display session. ╜╘
*HELP:  DISPLAY OPTIONS Specifies special screen fonts, video snow suppression, and screen refresh options. 2MuHELP:  DOS SESSION OPTIONS Specifies various DOS session options. ëº║φ/fûHELP:  PRINTING METHOD WINDOW HARDWARE PRINTING Specify Hardware Printing to direct screen prints and host print jobs to a local printer.  REDIRECTABLE PRINTING Specify Redirectable Printing to direct screen prints and host print jobs to any printer on the LAN. á╕µ HELP:  LANGUAGE OPTIONS Specifies the national language that will be mapped to the workstation keyboard and display. # 9 u ½ Φ HELP:  OEM PARAMETERS This option allows user to view/modify the OEM parameters. It is only enabled and visible when the !+ execution parameter is entered when the configuration progrma is run. ° !I!â!╜!÷!"HELP:  STACK/HEAP SIZES Specifies the amount of workstation memory required for stack/heap allocation, and allows the current allocation to be changed.  Consult your NetWare 3270 LAN (or Multi) Workstation for DOS Configuration Guide before changing these values. )"E"z"ü"ò"ª"▄"#;#O#å#Ü#╨#$8$R$ç$HELP:  TRACE OPTIONS WINDOW Specifies the trace function to be done as follows: -None  Disables tracing. -On All Devices  Traces line activity of all sessions from the work-  station.  Used for most cases, except if the problem  is isolated to a specific LU session. -By Device Address  Traces data associated with a specific host session. -Trace Buffer Size  Specifies the size of the workstation's buffer used  during tracing.  20 KB is enough in most cases.  To  change, any value between 1 and 63 can be used. -Device Address to Trace  Specifies the address of the session to be traced. ô$▒$π$%<%HELP:  SCREEN REFRESH OPTIONS For a segment of the workstation screen that has been traced, specifies when this segment will display new data that has been received. H%O%è%╟%╫%HELP:  This option defines APPC trace parameters for the NetWare 3270 Multi Station. It is only enabled when an APPC session is configured. τ%&<&r&¿&┌&∞&HELP:  PRINTER LU TYPE OPTIONS Specifies the logical unit (LU) type of the printer. This determines if SNA character string (SCS) or SNA 3270 data stream is required to communciate with the printer.  The LU type must be specified for each printer session. ⁿ&'B'z'«'σ'(HELP:  BACK TO DOS Exits the workstation configuration program.  The configuration selections you made are not saved unless you pressed the Accept key.  You are placed at the workstation's DOS command line.  (This function works the same as pressing the F3 key.) (2(n(¬(Σ()HELP:  BACK TO SESSION LIST Places you at the first session in the Session Information area.  The configuration selections you made are not saved unless you pressed the Accept key.  (This function works the same as pressing the F10 key.) )6)i)í)█)*I*w*HELP:  SAVE CHANGE AND EXIT Exits the workstation configuration program.  The configuration selections you made up to this point are saved (the .CFG file is updated).  A message displays to inform you that the .CFG file has been customized. (This function works the same as pressing the Accept key at this point of the configuration program.) à*½*▐*+I+g+HELP:  NETBIOS TO NETWARE SNA GATEWAY Specifies the type of connection as a NetWare SNA Gateway using NetBIOS (Network Basic Input/Output System), an IBM LAN protocol.  Specify this connection option for non-NetWare LANs. í+┼+┌+,M,é,ƒ,í,╡,φ,'-b-d-{-│-≡-*.f.ú.▄.±.≤.∙.1/j/ó/┘/0HELP:  NOVELL COAX INTERFACE BOARDS NOVELL COAX (SHORT) Specifies the network interface board installed in the NetWare 3270 Multi Workstation as the Novell Coax (Short) board.  The Novell Coax (Short) board refers to the Novell Coax Adapter for PC.  NOVELL COAX (LONG) Specifies the network interface board installed in the NetWare 3270 Multi Workstation as the Novell Coax (Long) board.  Novell Coax (Long) refers to the MOD2 PCOX board.  NOVELL COAX (MCA)/IBM Specifies the network interface board installed in the NetWare 3270 Multi Workstation as the Novell Coax (MCA)/IBM board.  This refers to the Novell Coax Adapter for PS/2, IBM PC 3278/3279 Advanced Emulation Adapter that fits in a short slot of an IBM PC, IBM PC 3278/3279 Emulation Adapter that fits in a full-size slot of an IBM PC, or IBM 3270 Connection Adapter.  IRMA Specifies the network interface board installed in the NetWare 3270 Multi Workstation as the IRMA board.  IRMA refers to the Digital Communications Associates (DCA), Inc. IRMA1 board.  This board must have special PROMs installed that are supplied by Novell. 0<0p0ƒ0╙0101HELP:  COAX (SHORT) INTERFACE BOARD WINDOW Specifies the I/O port address of the Coax Adapter for PC installed in the workstation.  The 3EE value is set at the factory.  If another interface board in the workstation already uses 3EE, use 2EE and change the board's jumper to match. :1]1Ä1╖1HELP:  PREDEFINED LANGUAGES WINDOW Select the predefined national language mapping desired.  Scroll to view the full list. ß122Z2ÿ2┘233%3d3á3▌3σ3τ3≈354v4┤4τ45HELP:  COAX (LONG) INTERFACE BOARD WINDOW INTERRUPT LEVEL Specifies the interrupt level for the Novell MOD2 PCOX board installed in the workstation, which is set to Level 2 (IRQ2) at the factory.  If IRQ2 is being used by another board, select Level 3 (IRQ3) and change the board's jumper to match.  I/O PORT ADDRESS Specifies the I/O port address for the Novell MOD2 PCOX board installed at the workstation.  If 3EE is already in use by another board, specify 2EE and change the board's jumper to match.  MEMORY ADDRESS Specifies an address of C4000 for the Novell MOD2 PCOX board installed in the workstation.  If this address is being used by another board in the workstation, select another value.  The new hexadecimal value must fall on a 16K boundary (the second digit can be a 0, 4, 8, or C). 15Z5t5«5π56P6x6z6│6φ6&7^7ò7HELP:  DFT MODE DATA LINK OPTIONS WINDOW HOST ATTACHMENT PROTOCOL Specifies if the protocol used in the connection between the workstation and host is SNA or non-SNA.  If you specify the protocol to be non-SNA, you need to also specify if VM Clear Support will be used.  Check with your MIS department if you are unsure.  RETURN AN OP CHECK UNDER THE FOLLOWING ERROR CONDITIONS Specifies two situations in which the host would send an operations check (Op Check).  One is if invalid control characters are detected in the data stream.  The other is if a Query in Retry State is detected by the host. π7878q8¬8Γ899P9â9╛9·91:I:K:à:┴:√:
;;0;j;l;v;│;ε;"<$<D<~<╣<╞<╚<=;=t=¼=π=HELP:  TOKEN-RING DATA LINK OPTIONS WINDOW DESTINATION NODE (CONTROL UNIT) ADDRESS This 12-digit hexadecimal value is the Control Unit (CU) address.  This address is the 3174's Token-Ring adapter address. This address matches the address specified in response to Question 900 in the 3174 customization.  The ring address assigned in Question 940 of the 3174 customization must match the local address of the Token-Ring adapter in the workstation.  The local address of the adapter is defined in the DXMC0M0D DEVICE statement in the CONFIG.SYS file of the IBM LAN Support Program (also called TOKREUI).  IBM assigns the 4000 prefix to its CUs.  You specify the rest of the address, which is assigned by the host systems programmer when the CU is customized.  This value cannot exceed 7FFFFFFF.  TOKEN-RING SERVICE ACCESS POINT Establishes the workstation as a secondary link station.  BLOCK ID Specifies the Physical Unit (PU) device in the workstation. This hexadecimal value is the same as the value specified in the IDBLK parameter of the PU macro in VTAMLST.  PUID FOR TOKEN-RING CONNECTION Specifies the PU identification number used by the host. This value must match the IDNUM parameter of the PU macro in VTAMLST.  RETURN AN OP CHECK UNDER THE FOLLOWING ERROR CONDITIONS Specifies two situations in which the host would send an operations check (Op Check).  One is if invalid control characters are detected in the data stream.  The other is if a Query in Retry State is detected by the host. >D>_>ÿ>╧>?;?k?m?w?¡?µ? @X@à@ç@░@Ω@ AWAæA╦A╪A┌ABMBåB┴B⌡BHELP:  SDLC DATA LINK OPTIONS WINDOW SDLC CONTROL UNIT ADDRESS Specifies an address that matches the ADDR parameter in the PU macro in the NCP source (leased line), or ADDR parameter in VTAMLST (switched line).  Although C1 (hexadecimal) is a common value, the value assigned by the host systems programmer must be used here.  BLOCK ID Specifies a hexadecimal value that matches the IDBLK parameter in VTAMLST (switched line), which defines the control unit type (PU device).  017 is appropriate for a 3x74 Control Unit in a switched (dial-up) environment. (018 is appropriate for a 3276 controller.)  PUID FOR SWITCHED DATA LINK CONNECTIONS Specifies an address that matches the IDNUM parameter in VTAMLST (switched line).  IDNUM is an identification number for the physical unit (PU) in the workstation. The host uses this number during communications with the workstation.  This value is assigned by the host systems programmer.  RETURN AN OP CHECK UNDER THE FOLLOWING ERROR CONDITIONS Specifies two situations in which the host would send an operations check (Op Check).  One is if invalid control characters are detected in the data stream.  The other is if a Query in Retry State is detected by the host.  BC[CüCHELP:  BSC CONTROL UNIT OPTIONS BSC Control Unit Number corresponds to the polling address to which the interface will respond. ├CσCD8DoDíD─D╞DΦDEUEêEèE«EµEFTFFüFªFßFGSGÉGÆG╦GH>HyH▒HσH≤HHELP:  DATA STREAM OPTIONS WINDOW APPC (LU6.2) SUPPORT IS DESIRED Enable if this connection is to support Advanced Program-to-Program Communications (APPC).  To enable, press the spacebar.  Specify the name of an APPC Translation Table, if one exists.  APPC TRANSLATION TABLE FILE NAME The A or AE ASCII/EBCDIC table types are supported by the NetWare 3270 LAN Workstation.  If a G type table will be used, specify the name of the table here.  SERVER NAME (NETWARE FOR SAA ONLY) Identifies a name defined by your system administrator when communication services were loaded on the NetWare server.  The communication services name will not be the same as the NetWare file server name.  SERVICE NAME (NETWARE FOR SAA ONLY) Identifies the name of the SAA service you are accessing, typically the name of your host connection.  This cor- responds to the name of the SAA Profile that was used by your system administrator when the SAA service was started.  RETURN AN OP CHECK UNDER THE FOLLOWING ERROR CONDITIONS Specifies two situations in which the host would send an operations check (Op Check).  One is if invalid control characters are detected in the data stream.  The other is if a Query in Retry State is detected by the host.  If you want to disable, press the Spacebar (the check disappears). IFIfIûI├I┼IπIJOJêJ└J·JKK.KcKùKúKHELP:  NETBIOS TO NETWARE SNA GATEWAY WINDOW UNIQUE WORKSTATION (NODE) NAME Identifies the workstation to the SNA gateway. One to fifteen characters may be specified.  UP TO FOUR SNA GATEWAY NAMES Specifies up to four SNA gateway names to which the workstation can connect.  If all the LUs on the first gateway are busy, the workstation will try to establish a connection to the second gateway, and so forth.  One to fourteen characters may be specified for each gateway name.  ACCESS CODE FOR GATEWAY LOCAL DEVICE POOL Specify the access code for host resources through  the SNA gateway.  One to fifteen characters may be specified. ┘KL'L[LîL┐L≤LM
MM-M`MùM═MN:NRNTNN╗N≥N⌠N'O]OùO╥OHELP:  SPX TO NETWARE SNA GATEWAY V1.3 WINDOW SPX INTERFACE INTERRUPT NUMBER Specifies a software interrupt that corresponds to the number used by the NetWare SPX protocol, in hexadecimal.  If your version of NetWare has been modified to use an SPX interrupt number other than 7A, enter that number.   UP TO FOUR SNA GATEWAY NAMES Specifies up to four NetWare SNA Gateway names to which the workstation can connect.  If all the LUs on the first gateway are busy, the workstation will try to establish a connection to the second gateway and so forth.  One to fourteen characters may be specified for each gateway name.  ACCESS CODE FOR GATEWAY LOCAL DEVICE POOL Specify the access code for host resources through the SNA gateway.  One to fifteen characters may be specified.  NUMBER OF SPX RECEIVE BUFFERS FOR CONTROL PROGRAM Specifies the number of buffers that the workstation control program is to allocate for SPX use.  Each buffer can store 620 bytes.  Up to 255 buffers can be allocated. P6PAPwP«PΓPδPφP"QXQÄQ┬Q≈Q+RJRLRlRíR╓RS#S%SXSÄS╚STHELP:  SPX TO NETWARE FOR SAA GATEWAYS WINDOW USER NAME Identifies the name the workstation user is to enter when accessing NetWare for SAA.  This must be a valid NetWare name in the NetWare bindery on the NetWare server.  User names must be non-blank, printable characters; numerical entries must be between 1 and 255.  If you enter a question mark or equal sign, the workstation user will be prompted to enter the user name each  time the workstation control program loads.  If you enter an asterisk, the workstation control program uses your NetWare login name.  PASSWORD ENCRYPTION IS DESIRED If enabled, the workstation will be able to provide Password Encryption with the NetWare Server running NetWare for SAA. The Password  Encryption  enhances security for the user.  NUMBER OF SPX RECEIVE BUFFERS FOR CONTROL PROGRAM Specifies the number of buffers that the workstation control program is to allocate for SPX use.  Each buffer can store 620 bytes.  Up to 255 buffers can be allocated. 7TZTkTóT╫TUGUpUrU£U╘U	V@VuV¡V╨V╥VΣVWVWæW├W√W3XSXHELP:  SDLC INTERFACE BOARD WINDOW INTERRUPT LEVEL Specifies the hardware interrupt level for the Novell Synchronous Adapter for PC (AT bus).  The interrupt level is set to Level 2 (IRQ2) at the factory.  If IRQ2 is being used by another board, select Level 3 (IRQ3) and change the board's jumper to match.  SDLC ENCODING OPTION FOR INTERFACE BOARD Specifies the SDLC encoding method used.  This must be specified since the workstation is emulating a 3274 Control Unit.  Non-Return-to-Zero (NRZ) is the normal encoding method, but you must select Non-Return-to- Zero-Inverted (NRZI) if the port on the 37x5 Front-End Processor is configured for NRZI.  I/O PORT ADDRESS Specifies the I/O port address for the Novell Synchronous Adapter for PC (AT bus) installed in the workstation. If 380 is being used by another board in the workstation, select 310 and change the board's jumper to 310. (NOTE:  If the board is the Novell Synchronous Adapter for PC and has DIP switches instead of jumpers, do NOT set I/O port addressing here.) }XƒX╖XφX"YVYïYÜY£Y╨YZ4ZgZ£Z╛Z└ZτZ[N[â[HELP:  DOS SESSION OPTIONS WINDOW DOS SESSION IS DESIRED If disabled, the workstation will not be able to run any DOS applications.  Also the workstation's Send- Receive and other utilities will not work.  Do not disable this option unless there is a strong reason for doing so.  DISPLAY ADAPTER MEMORY TO SAVE FOR THE DOS SESSION Specifies the memory allocated for the DOS session use.  4K is appropriate for character-oriented applications (such as word processing).  Refer to the NetWare 3270 LAN (or Multi) Workstation for DOS Configuration Guide for details.  SAVE/RESTORE DOS SESSION MOUSE CURSOR Restores the mouse cursor to its original position on the DOS session screen when the DOS session is displayed (after jumping back from a host session). ╔[Φ[\8\j\¢\═\];]o]½]╓]╪]^A^y^▓^Θ^_U_æ_╦_÷_°_`V`ì`┴`÷`■`a.adawaHELP:  KEYBOARD OPTIONS WINDOW SIZE OF KEYBOARD TO BE USED Specify small for an 83/84-key IBM PC keyboard or a 101/102-key keyboard in which the function key mapping of the 83/84-key keyboard is preferred. Enhanced or Small is specified for a 101/102-key keyboard or an 83/84-key keyboard (standard IBM 3270 terminal emulation keyboard mapping will be provided). Large (KeyTronics) is specified for a KeyTronic KB 3270/PC Professional Series 122-key keyboard.  Large (IBM) is specified for an IBM 122-key keyboard.  TYPE OF KEYBOARD TO BE USED WITH HOST SESSIONS Typewriter specifies the use of standard typewriter key layout and symbols.  APL specifies the use of APL/APL2 characters.  For APL/APL2, you need a color monitor and an IBM Enhanced Graphics Adapter (EGA) with 128 KB of memory.  Alternately, you need an IBM Video Graphics Array (VGA) display adapter with compatible monitor. (This window item displays only if the data stream support level selected is Extended Attributes or Vector Graphics in the Data Stream Support Level window.)  3270 NUMERIC LOCK FEATURE IS ENABLED Locks the workstation keyboard if the user attempts to enter non-numeric data in a numeric entry field.  The message "NUM" displays in the Operator Information Area (OIA) while the cursor resides in this numeric field.  MOUSE IS TO BE USED IN HOST DISPLAY SESSIONS Specifies that a mouse or light pen will be used for display sessions. æa└a≡a'b/b1bFbzb░bΣbc+cHELP:  HARDWARE SCREEN PRINTING OPTIONS WINDOW SELECT AUTOMATIC FORM FEED FOR SCREEN PRINTING Specifies if a form feed is to occur and when it will occur.  SELECT PRINTER PORT Specifies the parallel or serial port to which the printer that will print the screen will be attached. Select the first available parallel port from LPT1 through LPT3, or first available serial port from COM1 through COM4. Actcñc█cπcσc·c2dfd¥dHELP:  REDIRECTABLE SCREEN PRINTING OPTIONS WINDOW SELECT AUTOMATIC FORM FEED FOR SCREEN PRINTING Specifies if a form feed is to occur and when it will occur.  SELECT PRINTER PORT Specifies the port to which printing will be directed. Select the first available parallel port from LPT1 through LPT5 (Novell does not support LPT4 and LPT5). ╔d⌡deIeüe╢eεeffMfçf┐f÷fgg;gpgñg▄gh(hHELP:  USER-DEFINED LANGUAGE OPTIONS WINDOW KEYBOARD/DISPLAY FILE NAME The user-defined language option allows you to provide a user-defined keyboard/display translation file.  The "STD1" portion of the NLVSTD1.NPL file name must be replaced with the unique portion of the new file name. This file must be in the current directory.  EBCDIC/BUFFER CODE TRANSLATION TABLE FILE NAME The EBCDIC/ASCII translation table translates the EBCDIC characters used by the host to ASCII characters.  If a language other than U.S. English will be used, modify the table.  Replace the "STD1" part of the NVLBSTD1.XLT file name with the unique portion of the new file name.  (The characters to enter as "STD1" may be selected from the translation table files on the Language diskette.) The file you specify here is loaded automatically by the control program. 4h[hïh└hτhHELP:  MODIFY HOST SESSION INFORMATION This option allows user to modify the CUT mode display session parameters: Session Screen Size and Desired Level of Data Stream Support. i$iGii┤i╢i╤ij(j*jRjäjHELP:  HOST DISPLAY SESSION WINDOW BASIC DISPLAY SESSION INFORMATION Specifies the name of the display session, size of the workstation display, and other session information.  DATA STREAM SUPPORT LEVEL Specifies the different levels of data stream support available for the workstation.  COLOR ADAPTER MAPPING FOR HOST SESSION Specifies the colors of the workstation display. αjk)kbk¥k╒klOlqlslál┌lmQmïm¡m»mΘm!nJnLnpn¿nαnoAoCohoúo█opRpTpipúpαpqSqîq╞q╚qεq"rXrfrHELP:  HOST PRINTER SESSION INFORMATION WINDOW NUMBER OF LINES PER PAGE Enter a value from 1 to 99 that specifies the number of lines printed per page if you want the emulator to handle form-feeds.  Enter 0 if you don't want the emulator to handle form-feeds.  This would occur if your host print job contains form-feeds or is already formatted for the correct lines-per-page for your printer.  PRINTER SESSION STATE AT EMULATOR LOAD TIME This option designates if the 3287 printer session comes online automatically at the time the emulator loads.  If you will need the host printer online during most sessions, opting for "On (Host)" will save you the step of turning on the printer session manually.  If this option is selected, and a host print job arrives at a printer that is currently printing a DOS job, the host and DOS jobs will be interspersed.  SERVER NAME (NETWARE FOR SAA ONLY) Identifies a name defined by your system administrator when communication services were loaded on the NetWare server.  The communication services name will not be the same as the NetWare file server name.  SERVICE NAME (NETWARE FOR SAA ONLY) Identifies the name of the SAA service you are accessing, typically the name of your host connection.  This cor- responds to the name of the SAA Profile that was used by your system administrator when the SAA service was started.  SELECT PRINTER PORT Specifies the port to which the printer is attached.  If the port is already in use, specify the next higher number. Each port must have its own LPT designation.  For Redirect- able Printing (LAN printer), ports LPT1 through LPT5 are used.  For Hardware Printing (local printer), ports LPT1 through LPT3 or COM1 through COM4 can be specified.  SELECT INITIAL MODE FOR LU3 PRINTING Specifies if alphabetical characters will print in uppercase (Mono Case), or in uppercase and lowercase (Dual Case). pròr╚r■rHELP:  APPC HOST SESSION INFORMATION This window allow user to modify the APPC session information (if any) for the Non-NetWare connection. 8sgss╢s∞st(t*t?t{t╖t≡t%u]uöu«u░u╘uvDvzvÑvºv╠vw?wyw╢wHELP:  HOST DISPLAY SESSION INFORMATION WINDOW HOST SESSION NAME (ID) Specifies the letter assigned to identify the session selected in the Session Information area.  This name will be used when jumping (switching) to another session.  SESSION SCREEN SIZE Specifies the area of the workstation in which information is displayed.  Each screen size is associated with a model number.  The four model numbers (Models 2, 3, 4, and 5) are configured on the host.  Model 2 screen size is 24 rows by 80 columns, Model 3 is 32 by 80, Model 4 is 43 by 80, and Model 5 is 27 by 132.  Model 5 does not support Vector Graphics.  SERVER NAME (NETWARE FOR SAA ONLY) Identifies a name defined by your system administrator when communication services were loaded on the NetWare server.  The communication services name will not be the same as the NetWare file server name.  SERVICE NAME (NETWARE FOR SAA ONLY) Identifies the name of the SAA service you are accessing, typically the name of your host connection.  This cor- responds to the name of the SAA Profile that was used by your system administrator when the SAA service was started. &xNxTxìx─xy?y`ybywy│y≥y1zqzÿzÜz┘z{R{Æ{╨{	|||\|ù|╤|}}}P}è}├}┘}█}~U~î~Ä~╠~∙~√~+dƒ╪
ÇÇ<ÇvÇ┤Ç⌡Ç5ünü░üHELP:  DATA STREAM SUPPORT LEVEL WINDOW BASE Provides limited display attribute support, such as two intensities on monochrome monitors or four foreground colors on color monitors.  Combinations of field protection and field intensity bits will be used in the field attribute to display characters in color.  EXTENDED ATTRIBUTES For color monitors, allocates the memory needed to provide control and buffering for the field and character attributes. These attributes are used to display extended color, symbols, and highlighting.  (Specify this option for host sessions that do not need vector graphics support.)  The host environment or VTAM definition must support extended attributes before you can select it here.  Other extended attributes include reverse video, underlining (reverse video on color monitors), blinking, seven colors (white, red, green, blue, cyan, magenta, and yellow), and A Programming Language (APL) or APL2 characters (if supported by the monitor).  VECTOR GRAPHICS Displays images generated from display commands and coordinate data.  Select when using the NetWare 3270 Vector Graphics Option.  Only ONE host session can have vector graphics. Vector graphics is supported with Model 2, 3, or 4 screen sizes.  An IBM or compatible EGA board with 256 KB of memory and an IBM or compatible Enhanced Color Display is required. Alternately, an IBM PC or PS/2 with VGA board and color monitor is required.  Vector graphics supports the black, blue, red, pink, green, turquoise, yellow, white, brown, dark blue, orange, purple, dark green, dark turquoise, mustard, and gray colors.  If Vector Graphics is specified, the Maximum Storage Allowed for Vector Graphics must also be specified.  MEMORY FOR VECTOR GRAPHICS PICTURE/SYMBOL SETS Specifies the memory needed by vector graphics pictures and symbol sets.  Any value from 16 to 63 KB can be used. To determine the exact amount, see the NetWare 3270 LAN (or Multi) Workstation for DOS Configuration Guide.  EXPANDED MEMORY FOR VECTOR GRAPHICS PICTURE Specifies the additional memory that may be needed for a vector graphics picture.  Any value from 0 to 1023 KB can be used, and this value must be a multiple of 16 KB.  To determine the exact value, see the manual for this product.  This option requires an adapter or software that complies with the  Lotus/Intel/Microsoft (LIM) Expanded Memory Specification (EMS). ╚ü∞ü²ü6éBéDéTéèé┼éâ7âHELP:  COLOR ADAPTER MAPPING WINDOW BASE COLOR MODE Simulates IBM's Base Color Display mode, emulating 3279 terminals.  TWO-COLOR MODE Displays a list of foreground and background colors. Foreground color is the color that the characters display on the workstation screen.  Background color is the color  of the background on which these characters display. ôâ└âΩâ äWäÅä╚ä≥ä⌠äàKàéàÄàÉà«àΦà"å[åæå┼å╟åç;çsç⌐çπçê4ê6êRêèêöê½êΣêë9ëLëàë╜ë╚ëßëèQèèè┐èHELP:  HARDWARE HOST PRINTING OPTIONS WINDOW EBCDIC/ASCII TRANSLATION TABLE FILE NAME If you are using a language other than U.S. English, modify it, rename the table, and specify the new file name here.  The new name needs to start with NVLP, and its extension must be .XLT.  You change the second part of the name (STD1) to the new name here.  LINE PRINTER/PAGE PRINTER Separately enable each printer port (LPT1-LPT3, COM1-COM4) for which you will define lines per inch (LPI) escape sequences.  ESCAPE SEQUENCES FOR 6/8 LPI The control program translates host or operator requests for 6 and 8 lines per inch (LPI) to the escape sequences provided here.  Specify after you determine the type of printer and consult its manual for the proper escape sequences.  Specify for 6 and 8 LPI, respectively.  Each field has nine characters.  Enter control characters, the escape character, or alphanumeric characters.  Any ASCII value can be entered.  Enter up to nine multiple escape characters.  Use the Alt key with the numeric keypad to enter decimal ASCII values for which there are no unique keys (for example, Alt and 015 sets IBM printers to compressed mode.  PRINTER LU TYPES SUPPORTED Specifies the logical unit (LU) type of the printer as follows: -LU Type 1 (SCS) Only  Specifies the printer as LU Type 1.  In this case, SNA  character string (SCS) data stream will be used to  communicate with the printer. -LU Type 3 (3270)  Specifies the printer as LU Type 3.  In this case, SNA  3270 data stream will be used to communicate with the  printer. -LU Type 1 or LU Type 3  Allows the workstation control program to determine the  data stream type.  The control program does this by  checking the BIND command during initialization.  This  setting requires an additional 7K bytes of memory. ïLïvï¼ïπïîTî~îÇî¢î╨îììì/ìiìúì▄ìÄFÄHÄÇÄ│ÄΩÄ!ÅYÅÆÅ┼Å╟ÅπÅÉ%É<ÉuÉ¬É╩É▌ÉæNæYæræ¼æΓæÆPÆHELP:  REDIRECTABLE HOST PRINTING OPTIONS WINDOW EBCDIC/ASCII TRANSLATION TABLE FILE NAME If you are using a language other than U.S. English, modify it, rename the table, and specify the new file name here.  The new name needs to start with NVLP, and its extension must be .XLT.  You change the second part of the name (STD1) to the new name here.  LINE PRINTER/PAGE PRINTER Separately enable each printer port (LPT1-LPT5) for which you will define lines per inch (LPI) escape sequences.  ESCAPE SEQUENCES FOR 6/8 LPI The control program translates host or operator requests for 6 and 8 lines per inch (LPI) to the escape sequences provided here.  Specify after you determine the type of printer and consult its manual for the proper escape sequences.  Specify for 6 and 8 LPI, respectively.  Each field has nine characters.  You may enter control characters, the escape character, or alphanumeric characters.  Any ASCII value can be entered.  You may enter up to nine multiple escape characters.  Use the Alt key with the numeric keypad to enter decimal ASCII values for which there are no unique keys (for example, Alt and 015 sets IBM printers to compressed mode.  PRINTER LU TYPES SUPPORTED Specifies the logical unit (LU) type of the printer as follows: -LU Type 1 (SCS) Only  Specifies the printer as LU Type 1.  In this case, SNA  character string (SCS) data stream will be used to  communicate with the printer. -LU Type 3 (3270)  Specifies the printer as LU Type 3.  In this case, SNA  3270 data stream will be used to communicate with the  printer. -LU Type 1 or LU Type 3  Allows the workstation control program to determine the  data stream type.  The control program does this by  checking the BIND command during initialization.  This  setting requires an additional 7K bytes of memory. ZÆzÆóÆ╚ÆHELP:  INTERRUPT NUMBER FOR API Specifies the interrupt number for the Application Program Interface (API). ΣÆ ÆôAôCôLôÇôéôêô╗ôεô!ö.öHELP:  SELECT SESSION TYPE DISPLAY The session to be configured is a host display session.  PRINTER The session to be configured is a printer session.  APPC The session to be added or removed is an Advanced Program-to-Program Communications (APPC) session. Not valid for the SPX to NetWare for SAA Gateways connection. Jöhöyö▓ö┴ö├ö╘öòòò*ò`òÅòHELP:  PRINTER OPTIONS WINDOW PRINTING METHOD Specifies if Hardware Printing or Redirectable Printing will be done.  SCREEN PRINTING Specifies form feeds and printer port options for screen printing.  HOST PRINTING Specifies the Translation Table file name, lines per inch, escape sequences, and printer LU types. ╒ò≤òûRûÆûöû╢û≤û3ù5ù]ùÜù┌ù²ù8ÿuÿ░ÿεÿ&ÖEÖGÖ_ÖàÖ¢Ö╤Ö⌡ÖÜGÜçÜ┐Ü╠ÜπÜ!¢C¢HELP:  DISPLAY OPTIONS WINDOW LOAD MODEL 3 FONT FOR EGA OR VGA Instructs the control program to load special fonts for the Model 3 screen, so that scrolling the display is not required.  LOAD MODEL 4 FONT FOR EGA OR VGA Instructs the control program to load special fonts for the Model 4 screen, so that scrolling the display is not required.  USE MODEL 5 FONT WITH SPECIAL ADAPTERS Instructs the control program to load special fonts for the Model 5 screen, so that scrolling the display is not required. VIDEO SNOW SUPPRESION IS REQUIRED Specify this option to supress video snow.  Enable if the display adapter in the workstation is an IBM Color Graphics Adapter (CGA) or an older, non-IBM color graphics adapter that does not suppress video snow.  Do not enable for an EGA or VGA board, or if the workstation is an IBM 3270 PC. Enabling slows video refresh.  SCREEN REFRESH OPTIONS Specifies screen refresh as follows:  -After Last Segment   The host screen will display after all segments of   transmission have been received.  -After First and Last Segment   The host screen will display the first segment   immediately after it has been received, but will not display   the rest of the data until the last segment has been   received.  -After Every Segment   The host screen will display each segment of transmission,   so that refresh is continuous. [¢z¢É¢╩¢£D£~£░£▓£└£²£HELP:  LANGUAGE OPTIONS WINDOW PREDEFINED LANGUAGES Specifies that the national language to be mapped to the workstation keyboard and display will be provided by Novell. The keyboard map file for the language specified, resident on the Language diskettes that come with the workstation software, will be loaded by the control program.  USER-DEFINED Specifies a user-defined keyboard map provided by the user. ¥:¥F¥p¥r¥Ç¥║¥·¥6₧E₧G₧f₧ª₧╟₧HELP:  STACK/HEAP SIZES WINDOW STACK SIZE Specifies the current stack size, in KB.  HEAP SIZE(S) Specifies the current base and printer heap size, in KB. Base memory is allocated for storing the workstation's control program.  Printer memory is allocated for the requirements of a printer.  STACK/HEAP MEMORY REQUIREMENT Specifies the maximum amount of memory that both the stack and heap memories can total, in KB. σ₧
ƒƒYƒ{ƒ}ƒ¢ƒ▐ƒ áPáRágáóáΓáHELP:  SCREEN REFRESH OPTIONS WINDOW AFTER LAST SEGMENT The workstation screen will display after all segments of transmission have been received.  AFTER FIRST AND LAST SEGMENT The workstation screen will display the first segment immediately after it has been received, but will not display the rest of the data until the last segment has been received.  AFTER EVERY SEGMENT The workstation screen will display after each segment of transmission has been received, so that refresh is continuous. í.í?íüí└íóóó$ófóÑó╔ó╦óπó(úiú¬ú∞úHELP:  PRINTER LU TYPE OPTIONS WINDOW LU TYPE 1 (SCS) Specifies the printer as LU Type 1.  In this case, SNA character string (SCS) data stream will be used to communicate with the printer.  This is specified if there are multiple IBM 3270 printers attached.  LU TYPE 3 (3270) Specifies the printer as LU Type 3.  In this case, SNA 3270 data stream will be used to communicate with the printer.  This is specified for an IBM 3284 printer.  LU TYPE 1 OR LU TYPE 3 Allows the workstation control program to determine the data stream type.  The program determines this by checking the BIND command during initialization.  This setting requires an additional 7 K bytes of workstation memory, plus 4 K bytes per printer session. ⁿú%ñ<ñsñuñèñ╜ñHELP:  HARDWARE/SOFTWARE PROTOCOL WINDOW LAN INTERFACE OPTIONS Specify parameters specific to the connection chosen.  DATA STREAM OPTIONS Specify APPC support for the connection selected. ═ñ■ñÑNÑPÑeÑÿÑHELP:  HARDWARE/SOFTWARE PROTOCOL OPTIONS WINDOW INTERFACE BOARD OPTIONS Specify parameters specific to the connection chosen.  DATA STREAM OPTIONS Specify Data Stream Options for interface boards. ┤Ñ╓Ñ°Ñ*ªYªïª╢ª╕ª┌ªºAºtº{ºHELP:  DATA STREAM OPTIONS WINDOW APPC (LU 6.2) SUPPORT IS DESIRED Enable if this connection is to support Advanced Program-to-Program Communications (APPC).  To enable, press the Spacebar.  Specify the name of an APPC Translation Table, if one exists.  APPC TRANSLATION TABLE FILE NAME The A or AE ASCII/EBCDIC table types are supported by the NetWare 3270 LAN Workstation.  If a G type table will be used, specify the name of the table here. ëº¢º╤º¿<¿k¿HELP:  CONNECTION Specifies the type of connection that exists between the workstation and the host as a NetBIOS to NetWare SNA Gateway, SPX to NetWare SNA Gateway version 1.3 or above, or SPX to NetWare for SAA Gateways. }¿Æ¿╦¿⌐8⌐q⌐¬⌐┐⌐HELP:  TRACE OPTIONS Specifies the tracing of SNA/SDLC line activity between the workstation and the gateway or NetWare server.  If taken at the workstation, this trace can be used to diagnose problems between the gateway or NetWare server and the logical unit (LU).  Tracing requires additional workstation memory. φ⌐¬4¬k¬í¬╙¬▌¬▀¬⌠¬0½l½Ñ½▀½¼O¼i¼k¼é¼╜¼÷¼.¡G¡HELP:  HOST DISPLAY SESSION INFORMATION WINDOW HOST SESSION NAME (ID) Specifies the letter assigned to identify the session selected in the Session Information area.  This name will be used when jumping (switching) to another session.  SESSION SCREEN SIZE Specifies the area of the workstation in which information is displayed.  Each screen size is associated with a model number.  The four model numbers (Models 2, 3, 4, and 5) are configured on the host side.  Model 2 screen size is 24 rows by 80 columns (Model 3 is 32 by 80, Model 4 is 43 by 80, and Model 5 is 27 by 132).  Model 5 does not support Vector Graphics.  SESSION LOCAL ADDRESS Specifies the local address sent by the host.  If another address is used, it must match that defined in VTAMLST. (Specify the Session Local Address only for an SDLC or Token-Ring connection.) æ¡└¡┌¡« «"«O«ë«├«»8»Z»\»û»╬»÷»°»░J░â░╗░╘░╓░δ░%▒Z▒ö▒╩▒▓8▓K▓M▓w▓½▓ß▓∩▓HELP:  HOST PRINTER SESSION INFORMATION WINDOW NUMBER OF LINES PER PAGE A value from 1 to 99 specifies the number of lines printed per page  PRINTER SESSION STATE AT EMULATOR LOAD TIME This option designates if the 3287 printer session comes online automatically at the time the emulator loads.  If you will need the host printer online during most sessions, opting for "On Host" will save you the step of turning on the printer session manually.  If this option is selected, and a host print job arrives at a printer that is currently printing a DOS job, the printer will intersperse the printing.  SESSION LOCAL ADDRESS Specifies the local address sent by the host.  If another address is used, it must match that defined in VTAMLST. (Specify the Session Local Address only for an SDLC or Token-Ring connection.)  SELECT PRINTER PORT Specifies the port to which the printer is attached.  If the port is already in use, specify the next higher number.  Each port must be have its own LPT designation. For Redirectable Printing (LAN printing), ports LPT1 through LPT5 are used.  For Hardware Printing (local printer), ports LPT1 through LPT3 or COM1 through COM4 can be specified.  SELECT THE INITIAL MODE FOR LU3 PRINTING Specifies if alphabetical characters will print in uppercase (Mono Case), or in uppercase and lowercase (Dual Case). ∙▓│H│X│HELP:  PRINTER OPTIONS Specifies the printing method to be used for screen or host printing. h│â│î│┼│╟│╨│┤HELP:  SELECT SESSION TYPE DISPLAY The session to be configured is a host display session.  PRINTER The session to be configured is a printer session. ┤5┤>┤w┤y┤┤▓┤σ┤╡%╡HELP:  SELECT SESSION TYPE DISPLAY The session to be configured is a host display session.  APPC The session to be added or removed is an Advanced Program-to-Program Communications (APPC) session. Not valid for the SPX to NetWare for SAA Gateways connection. C╡]╡e╡â╡à╡ì╡¬╡¼╡╖╡╫╡┘╡▐╡╢-╢HELP:  SELECT LU CATEGORY PUBLIC An LU that is not in a pool.  POOLED An LU from the <name> pool.  DEDICATED An LU with a specified <name>.  ANY First available LU found that matches the requested parameters (type/model). 5╢U╢m╢HELP:  SPECIFY THE LU POOL NAME Specify the pool name. u╢Ü╢▒╢HELP:  SPECIFY THE DEDICATED LU NAME Specify the LU name.  ≤╢╖9╖s╖¡╖π╖ε╖≡╖╕ ╕Y╕Æ╕╚╕╣╣╣I╣v╣¼╣▀╣║Q║î║╞║╗	╗╗B╗z╗╡╗φ╗√╗HELP:  HOST PRINTER SESSION WINDOW BASIC PRINTER SESSION INFORMATION Specifies the number of lines per page, printer session  state at emulator load time, server name, service name,  selected printer port, selected initial mode for LU3 printing.  LU CATEGORY: Public, Pooled, Dedicated, Any   The LU category is used in establishing a host session. An LU will be allocated from chosen category. Access to an LU is given if the user has access rights ( when  the security is turned on at the specified NetWare for SAA server ).  LUs have been defined on the NetWare for SAA server(s) as "Public", "Pooled", or "Designated" LUs. LUs of the same type can be grouped into named pools and are classified as Pooled LUs. LUs that do not belong to any of the pools are classified as Public LUs. Any additional LU category is the Designated LU, which refers to any single LU that has a specific name by which it can be selected. Check with your system administrator to find out which LU, and which type of LU, is available to you.  If you have no preference as to which LU you can get, you may select "Any" as your LU category. By selecting this category, your session will be attached to the first available LU for which you qualify (Public, Pooled, or Designated). G╝j╝ì╝┼╝·╝ⁿ╝╜N╜n╜p╜ÿ╜╩╜╠╜·╜ⁿ╜5╛n╛ñ╛▄╛δ╛φ╛%┐R┐ê┐╗┐⌡┐-└h└ó└▄└σ└τ└┴V┴æ┴╞┴╘┴HELP:  HOST DISPLAY SESSION WINDOW BASIC DISPLAY SESSION INFORMATION Specifies the name of the display session, size of the workstation display, and other session information.  DATA STREAM SUPPORT LEVEL Specifies the different levels of data stream support available for the workstation.  COLOR ADAPTER MAPPING FOR HOST SESSION Specifies the colors of the workstation display.  LU CATEGORY: Public, Pooled, Dedicated, Any   The LU category is used in establishing a host session. An LU will be allocated from chosen category. Access to an LU is given if the user has access rights ( when  the security is turned on at the specified NetWare for SAA server ).  LUs have been defined on the NetWare for SAA server(s) as "Public", "Pooled", or "Designated" LUs. LUs of the same type can be grouped into named pools and are classified as Pooled LUs. LUs that do not belong to any of the pools are classified as Public LUs. Any additional LU category is the Designated LU, which refers to any single LU that has a specific name by which it can be selected. Check with your system administrator to find out which LU, and which type of LU, is available to you.  If you have no preference as to which LU you can get, you may select "Any" as your LU category. By selecting this category, your session will be attached to the first available LU for which you qualify (Public, Pool or Designated). 