Falco 500e, 5000, 500 Series, 5500e, 5220e Quick Setup Manual

FALCO 500

SERIES

VIDEO DISPLAY

TERMINAL

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1

INTRODUCTION

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This

manual
quick access
standing

abl~

in

is

designed

and

easy

of

the

features

the

Falco 500 Series

Video Display Terminals.

manual

This

an overview
as

windowing,

Feature

Emulations:

FALCOjPC
VT220

/100
WY-50
TVI955/950
TVI925/920
ADDSVP
HZ1500
DG200
IBM3101
TEK4010/4014

Windows
Ports,

Serial 3

Ports, Parallel 1

Pages,

24

lines,

24

Pages,

Falco

Graphics I (560x390)

Falco

Graphics

Keyboard -Standard

Ca1cu
Continuous

lines,

Business

Business

II

Optional

lator

/Calendar

Clock/Date

will give

of

Term

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132

col

80 col 15

(1120x390)

features such

programming

Falco

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ASCII ASCII

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Yes

for

under-

avail-

of

the

user

a

Falco

5000

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Yes

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Yes
Yes

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8

ANSI

AT

soft key and accessing
Setup

screens.

mation

is

available in
Programmer's
each

terminal

The

following table ou tlines

the

basic features

minals.

Falco

500e

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Detailed

infor-

the

Manual

for

model.

of

the

ter-

Falco

5600

FalclI 5500e

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VT100

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Yes Yes
Yes
Yes Yes
Yes Yes
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Yes

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ASCII ASCII

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Yes

No

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Yes

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No

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No

No

No

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• Optional

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Optional

expansion

upgrade

to

card

Falco

which

consists

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RS232/RS422

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Business

of:

Serial

Parallel

Graphics

Port

II

Port

and

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shipping carton and enclosed
product

damage
occurred in shipping.

signs
present, contact the shipping

carrier immediately.

sure

for any
that

may

of

mishandling

to inspect

evidence

have

If

are

the

of

any

Save

the

terminal's
packing material in
the

term

inal needs to
moved,
for service.

reshipped

box and

the

event

be

or

returned

Be

sure

the

all

of

the

following items.

(2)

Packing Material

(2)

Display

o

Keyboard

®

Power

CD

Manual

box

Monitor

Cord

CD

contains

e

l.

P<?sition
on a cleared, well­ventilated
table.

2. Locate

CD

the

3.

Plug
into
terminal
the
for adjustable height. Be
sure
powered off
plugging
the

4.

Turn

the

display

desktop

the

power switch

and

be

sure

off position

the

keyboard

the

left side

base

G).

foot

on

the

the

terminal

whenever

or

unplugging

keyboard.

the

unit

(0).

keyboard

around

or

it

is

(3)

of

Notice

is

unit

in

the

for

easy access to power

receptacle and

cation ports.

proper communications

cables to

ports

0 -(j) .

5.

Connect

cord ®. Be

power source
three-pronged,
type, which matches
voltage rating 'of
minal.
is
along with

number

Adjust

6.
for comfortable viewing.

on

The

the

the

communi-

Connect

the

terminal

the

power

sure

outlet

voltage rating

back label ®

the

@of

the

display screen

the

the

is

a

grounded

the

the

ter-

serial

unit.

Make

sure

the

keyboard and
the power cord are properly
installed. Power

by

turning

on
switch to

will hear a

the

the

terminal

the

power

1 position. You

beep

signaling

power on.

Falco 500e self test

No Keyboard Response

turn

the

terminal off and

check to see if

the

keyboard
attached properly. After re­attaching

the

keyboard

turn

the terminal on again. Other-

wise record

appears on

message

the

screen and call

as

it

the

for technical support. When­ever calling for technical

The

terminal executes a series

of self-tests at power on.

any test fails,

the

display a special screen,

the

reporting
the failure.
the

message reads "No Key-

exact nature

For

board Response",

support be

is

serial
back

number

of

the

sure

(located

terminal) and
firmware version (located
the

Setup screen) available.

If

the

terminal passes all
self-tests then a second
will

be

heard and you will see

the following screen.

terminal will

example, if

to have

the

on

the

beep

If

of

the

on

After your terminal has
turned on for
is

recommended

the

that you

been

first time, it

execute a Factory Reset.

not

Otherwise, do

perform a

Factory Reset unless neces-

as

sary,

this will return all

the

Setup parameters to factory

all

default and erase

pro-

grammed softkeys. A Factory

is

Reset

executed

in

the

Diag­nostic Setup (see Setup
Screens).

~

Status Line:

1.

line appears
line

of

tains

information
'status'
After

initial

will

see
mode
window
the

model
number,
coordinates

and

clock functions, if which

applicable.

the

ing

VT200

I

2.

Brightness:
Ctrl key

increase
decrease
the

illuminated

Volume:

3.

key an press
increase
the

volume

4. Cursor:

can

be

Setup

as

the

display.

of

the

power

the

operating

of

the

number

name,

cursor

and

When

terminal

and

or

the

Hold

or

..

of

The

changed

screens.

The

status

the

top

It

on

the

terminal.

on

terminal,

(WI),

the

page

position

the

date

operat-

other

Wl

Hold

the

press

•

to

•

brightness

characters.
the

Ctrl display an 80

..

to

to

decrease

the

bell.

cursor

in

type

the

con-

you

the

to

of

information
displayed.
when
pressed
will appear
hand
operating
Local
will indicate this with
either a 'BLK'
to

the

field.

nal

model

be

changed

nal

Setup

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5. Lines:

lines can
Setup

Columns:

6.

term

screen.

this

to

Terminal

For

the

Lock key

'CAP'

on

Or

side.

in Block

mode

left

of

The

title field,

contains

at default, can

screen.

The

be

screens

By

inal

is

setu p to

You can

132

columns

Setup

in

may

be

example,

is

or'SHF'

the

left

when

or

the

status

or'LOC'

the

title

the

term

the

Termi-

number
altered in

.

default,

column

change

screen.

in

of

line

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the

the

the

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The

Falco terminal
configured from
screens.

levels of Setup screens from
which to change various ter-

minal options.

There

is

the

Setup

are several

The

following keys are used

to access the Setup Menu,

move

to

other

Setup screens

or

and to change
Setup options.

execute any

Active Keys

Action

Enter/exit

Move

Execute/change

Quit without

Go

The

following page shows two
examples
Falco

Setup
will show how to program a
new title in

Setup

to highlight

new box

the

field

changing

Go

to

next

Setu p screen

to

Setup

Directory

of

how to use

screens. They

the

ANSI

Setup

•

....

Enter

Linefeed

ShiftjEsc

Next

Scm

Prev

Scm

the

status line

or

in

Setup

F5220 ASCII

Setup

•

....

Enter
Linefeed

Shift/Esc

Next

Scm

Prev

Scm

using an ANSI keyboard, and
how to change the screen to
reverse v ideo using
keyboard.

Setup

•

....

or

Enter
Linefeed

Shift/Esc

Next

Prev

or

Page Page

Page Page

AT

Ctrl/Esc

•

....

End

Shift/Esc

the

Down

Up

AT

e

Example
keyboard
field

and

line title:

l.

Press

2.

Press N ext
times
minal

3.

Use
highlight

4.

Press
Type

5.

1:

Using

the

to

select

the

enter a new

Setup.

Scm

to

move

to

Setup

screen.

.....

the

title field.

Enter.

in a

new

title,

ANSI

title

status

three

the

up

Ter-

to

to

ten

If

you

6.
press

again,
without
thing.

7.

When

ready, press

gram

line.

Press

8.
the

characters.

make a mistake

Hom e or

or

Shift/Esc

changing any-

the

new title

Enter

it

into

the

Setup

Setup

again

screens.

..

to

to

status

to

start

to

is

pro-

exit

exit

J

Terminal Setup

~

I Normal
I

Key

Set

Protect Att:

I

Tab

Table

~

Enter:
[Prey Scrn) =

Example
keyboard
to

reverse

1.

Press

2.

Press
times
minal

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Pnnt

II

1

II

Deft

I Normal I
II

Clr All

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Dir

2: Using

to

change

video:
Ctrl/Esc.
Page

to

move

Setup

Falco 5220e

I

No

Wrap

II

Nor

Video

II

Jump

scroll I

~indow

Mon

Off

I [Breiif"J

Chr

II

No

[~I

Tabs]

[Set

I

Title:

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[Next Scrn) [SETUP) = Exit [Enter)[LF) = Select < arrows>

the

AT

the

Marg Bell

No

Tabs 8

screen

~

II

EXt

Vnl

II

No

II

TypeWriter Keys

3.

I Status

Dot

B1mk

II

Cursor

I

II

~

Use
highlight

Caplock I

II

.....

the

Nor Video

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Block

field.

4.

Press

End

to

toggle

field

to

Rev

Down

to

screen.

three

the

Ter-

5. Press
exit

the

Video.

Ctrl/Esc

Setup

again

screens.

to

the

to

COMMUNICATION

The

Falco 5000 comes stan-

three

dard with

one

and

parallel port. All
three serial ports can
as

online host ports, printer

or

ports

modem ports and can

be configured for either an

RS232C
This

or

is

done through cable

configurations.
The

Falco 500e, 5220e, 5600

and 5500e come with two

standard serial ports.

expansion card
the Falco

5600 for additional port

options.

Pin

1 Frame
2 Transmit
3'
4
5 Clear to
7 Signal
8

15 Receive

17 Receive
18'

19 Transmit Data A
20
25 Transmit

'Pins

3 and 18 should

connection. They should

serial ports

be

used

RS422 interface.

An

is

available for

500e,5220e and

Description Mnemonic

Ground

Receive
Request

Data

422 Enable

Data

Data
Data
To

Send RTS

Send

Ground

Carrier Detect

Data

A

Data

B

Terminal Ready

Data

B

be

connected to each

not

Falco terminals come stan­dard with a female communi­cation port connector. A
gender changer may be
required at

The

cation interface listed below

carry signals either into

of
connected at the terminal, can
have
terminal's ability to communi­cate properly.
the pins required by your sys­tem are connected to the ter­minal.

Pin

Out

Chart

FGND
TXD
RXD input

CTS
SGND
DCD

RXA

RXB input
Reserved
TXA
DTR
TXB

be

connected through

some

12 pins

the

some

other

of

the communi-

terminal. All pins, if

impact on

Be

Direction

-

output

output
input RS232C

-

input
input

-

output
output RS232C
output

at

the

the

terminal

cable.

Type
Both
RS232C

Both
RS232C

Both
RS232C
RS422
RS422
RS422
RS422

RS422

end

installations.

or

out

the

sure only

for an RS422

The

first line
munications
into

the

Setup

and

C.

The

set

you

In

fields
Setup

cations

the

the

addition

for

screens,

Setup

user

to

accessing

munications

Comm field,

window

receive

with

set
configure
to

to

from

the

Auto

the

receive

the

different

of

the

Com-

Setup

lets

for

ports

second

buffer

to

line lets

size.

containing

the

the

Communi-

screen

clear

with

set

allows

garbled

the

Clr

the

active

automatically

the

active

Main Rev field,

buffer

ports

size

for access

windows.

you

A, B

Port

com-

port

go

and

The

communications

you

to

the

and

that

be

keyboard

window

select which

port

which

the

main

allows
window
active in, which
the

main
liary for
which will
aux iliary receive port.

The

example

communications

configuration below

Port A to

buffers allocated

Port

with a

three.
in

Window 1 and
the
the
Port C as

have 2 receive

to

it while

Band

C only

maximum

The

keyboard

have

of 4 for

Port A is

main

port

and

Port B is

auxiliary. Window 2 has

the

receive

matrix

will

will

the

auxi-

and

and

shows

one,

is

active

port.

be

be

all

z

Comm

Setup

Window Key Main

<

[EJ [EJ

2

O[EJ[glIDO

3

[Prev

Scm]=

Dir

[Next

Rev Buf (256 ea)

Rec.Aax

Rec Window Key Main

lID lID

Scm] [SETUP] = Exit

I Clr

Comm

4

5

6

[Enter][LF]=

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all

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COMMUNICATION

--------------

It

is

necessary to properly

the

configure

the terminal
host system.
the host manual for

Most communication parame­ters are configured from

either the Communications

or

Setup

the individual port.
these screens, use

......

highlight the

Port A Setup

parameters

to

those

Please

Baud Rate
Data

Bits

Parity

Checking

Parity
Stop Bits

the Port Setup for

Comm

of

refet

the

To

of

the

to

access

to

configurations necessary for
proper communication with

The

the terminal.
that need
are:

/Xon

Xoff

Transmission Control

Transmit Speed
Modem
Buffer Size

field in the Setup Directory

and press Enter. Each port
has its own Setup Screen.
highlighting the field for
particular port and pressing
Enter

vidual Setup screen.

·Changing from Modem to Data will dis­able modem control pins 5 and 8.

to

Protocol

or

Data·

you will

Falco

parameters

be

configured

enter

5220e

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the

the indi-

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WINDOWING

,

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The Window Setup

is

used to
create additional windows,
delete existing windows
alter

ex

isting window parame-

or

ters.

Ln

The
to the

Available field refers

number

of lines avail­able for either a 132/80
column,

column

or

Bit

80

Map graphic screen. When a

is

132 column screen
necessary, it

is

trict the screen size

not

possible to res-

to

only

80

columns to save memory.
The

window matrix shows

the
window number, the window
type, the beginning screen

the

line,

window size,
screen size,
the

number

The

window

Window Setup

the

of

pages.

number

the

page size and

can

range from 1 to
can either
bit map graphics.

(Beg) and the window

line

(Sz) together cannot

size
exceed

44

6.

be

132/80, 80

lines.

The

The

The

type

or

begin

screen

size or screen offset field

(OJf/ScSz) can

the

so

screen size in an

alphanumeric window

the

than

be

page size

configured

is

less

or

the

ori­gin in a graphics window can
be

offset from

hand corner.

(PgSz) can

user's needs.

the

lower left

The

page size

be

selected to the

An

average
application program will run
at a 24 line page size.
number

of

pages (No)can

The

vary depending on the avail-

able memory.

FALCO 5220e

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Win Type Beg Sz Off/ScSz PgSz

1 132 ITl

2 5

3 6

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II

Delete Window I

Ln Available:

m:J

1m

[E]

132/80 80 only

67 110

No

Win Type Beg Sz Off/ScSz PgSz

ITl 4

Bit

Map

7'32

No

To create a new window, you

must

first verify that
enough
the
columns needed. This will be

indicated by
lowing

in
must
able for

in
the status line.
extra
decrease

or
lines

To decrease
pages highlight
the

press
responds

memory

number

Window Setup.

the

decrease

window matrix with

••••

of lines and

the

the

Ln

Available field

be

enough

the

number

window plus

memory, you can

the

number

the

in

existing windows.

the

Enter.

The

with'

there

is

available for

numbers

lines avail-

To

number

number

the

terminal

There

of lines

one

for

free

up

either

of

pages
of

No field

and

fol-

of

Enter:', type in

number

a

present value and press Enter
again.
will reflect this change.

To
screen lines highlight

Ojf/ScSz

matrix and press
terminal will
enter a number.
number
value and press Enter.

highlight
repeat
change

Once enough
present you can create a new

of

window.

use
highlight

field and follow

less than

The

Ln

decrease the

field

of

prompt

less

than

the

PgSz field and

the

process

the

Ojf/ScSz.

memory

To

do this

.....

the

New Window

Available field

number

the

Enter.

Enter

the

these

the

the

window

you

present

used

is

to

steps.

of

The

to

a

Then

to

~.

Terminal

New Window
highlighted

Enter

Enter

Enter

Enter

response

window no:

window type:

page size:

page no:

is

From

keyboard

Press Enter
Type new

and press

Type 0,1

press
Type

and press

Type

and press

number

Enter

or

Enter

number

Enter

number

Enter

2 and

of

of

(1-6)

lines

pages

To program a soft key, using shifted states also).
the
these steps:

1.

2.

~

3.

4.

5.

ANSI keyboard, follow

. Press Setup.

Use
highlight
and press
This displays
Setup screen.

Key field

Press Enter
key.

The
you to:

Press
grammed.
be

.......

the

Soft-key field

Enter again.

the

The

is

highlighted.

to

edit

screen will

"Select Key:[]."

the

key

to

(Soft keys can

programmed

Soft-Key

Edit

prompt

be

in their

to

a soft

pro-

6.

7.

8.

9.

10. Press Se.tup again

is

key
terminal will display
message.

Use

..

back

up

of

the

Press Del Line to clear
the

program line.

Enter
control codes
grammed
then

press Enter.

Note

the
"Key Programmed".

sage,

the

Setup

not

a soft key,

or

press Home

to

the

beginning

program line.

any

data

and/or

to

be

into

the

terminal mes-

screens.

If

a

the

that

to

pro-

key and

to

exit

Soft-Key Setup

I Edit Key

I Key Set

xx

[Prev Page) =

11

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Falco 5220e

Window 1

XXXX Bytes Available

II

Default Key

is where you

Dir

II

Default

All

Keys I

enter

data

mto

the soft key XX I

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All Falco 500 Series terminals
offer fully re-configurable

The

keyboards.

,.

ym---~

shaded keys

ANSI ASCII

in

the

drawings show which

keys are programmable.

In

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F5220

[t---o

Each key can

up

with
data.

The

terminal has
characters
which can
key programming. (This

memory
receive buffers and

of

tion
Soft keys can

. b

th th

In

0

Action ANSI
Move to beginning

the

programmed sequence

Move cursor right

Move cursor left

does not erase contents

Enter

next

keyboard with bit 7 set
Erase from cursor to
Quit programming, does not

store changes in memory
Quit programming,

the

changes in memory

be

programmed

to 76 characters

over

of

memory, all of

be

used for soft

is

also used in the

new windows).

be

programmed

h· ft d d

e uns 1

of

ASCII char from

end

does store

e

of

the

line

U

of

2500

crea-

an

Home

..

•

Shift/Funct
Del

Line Select Del Line Numeric Keypad 5

ShiftjEsc ShiftjEsc

Enter

~_~~U

I~--]~

shifted states.
All soft keys contain a second

bank
re-programming.
bank
field in

Soft·key Setup screen.

The

keys· used with
field for programming soft
keys.

AT

of

memory, for further

The

second

is

enabled by

the

Terminal Setup

following table shows the

F5220 ASCII
Home Home Home

..

•

Shift/Funct

Enter Enter

the

Keyset

or

the

Edit Key

AT

.. ..

•

Shift/Funct

Shift/Esc Shift/Esc

•

Shift/Alt

End

DESKTOP

, FEATURES

Select

the

calculator through

theCtrl/Lock

table.

ESC
END

The display, from top

the

tom shows

(M), the value

value

of

memory value

Y and

of
the

X,

answer

(R).

The

calculator can

be

O.

to

bot-

the

moved

Esc will exit the calculator.

F13

Fl2

ANS

STO REC EXP

M

+

1-

x

7 8 9
4

Y

R

I 2

about the screen by pressing

This will have no effect

the

The

function keys correspond
the

Action ANSI

Digits 0-9
Decimal Point
Switches Plus
Switches

Equals
Divide Repl PF4 Repl
Multiply
Subtract
Add
Display Answer
Store
Recall value in memory
Exponential function
Clear

or

Minus

the

Arguments Del Char PF2

value in memory

0-9 0-9 0-9 0-9

Ins Char

Clr Line PF3 Clr Line

-

.

Enter
Fl2 Fl2

Fl3
Fl4
Fl5
Fl6

F5220 ASCII

PFI

- -

. .

Enter

F13 F13 F5
Fl4 Fl4
Help
Do

Fl4

Fl5

Fl6

XfY

5

0

C/E

I

6
3

+

•••••

screen data.

numeric keypad and

screen layout

Ins Char F9
Del Char

Enter
Fl2

Fl5
Fl6

as

AT

Screen

0-9

+

FlO

X/Y

=

Enter

I I

. .

- -

+ +

F4 ANS

STO

F6

REC

F7

EXP

F8

C/E

on

to

follows.

1-

To invoke

features, press Ctrl/Lock at
the

same

hand side

the

time.

of

the

Desktop

The

top

screen will

Esc EXIT
Fl
F2

left

display an option table.
the

Falco 500e,

appear like this.

CALCULATOR
CALENDAR

the

On

table will

F2 will display

The

first

three
1987 will
access different
January,

ANSI
Esc

Fl

F2

F3

F4

be

displayed.

1901

F5220 ASCII
Esc Esc Esc

F17

F18

F19 F3 F3

F20

the

calendar.

months

months,

to

December,

Fl Fl

F2 F2

F4

of

To

from

AT

F4

2099, use
below.
moved
pressing

The
any

Action
Exit

Move

by

Move

by

Move ahead year
by
Move

by year

the

The

calendar can

about

........

calendar will

data

on

the

ahead

month

back

month

year

back year

keys listed

the

screen by

not

affect

screen.

month

month

be

e

For

Technical/Application

Support:
In California call toll free:

(800)-538-5383
Outside California call toll
free:

(800)-835-8765
Falco Corporate:

( 408)-745-7123

The

following publications are

also available:

* Falco 5000

Manual
PIN

Falco 500e

*

Manual

/N

P
Falco 5220e

*

Programmer's
P

/N

Falco 5500e/5600

*

Programmer's

PIN
Falco 500 Series Mainte-

*

nance Manual

/N

P

Programmer's

210037-000

Programmer's

210035-000

Manual

210039-000

Manual

210036-000

210038-000

For

Repair/Service Support:

1.

Contact the Sales Agent

where this terminal was

purchased,

2.

Contact Falco
Service
Return
tion

or

Customer

Center

Goods Authoriza-

(RGA)

number.

for a

Safety Information

Be

sure

1.

for
the voltage label
back

2.

The

be
grou nded receptacle.

Even when

3.

powered off and

unplugged,

ponents which retain their
high voltage charges.
Only authorized service
personnel should attempt
to repair

Do

4.

in any

will restrict the air flow

through

the power source

the

terminal matches

of

the

unit. dance with

power source

a three-pronged

the

terminal

there

the

unit.

not

place

the

environment

the

vents.

on

the

must

are com-

terminal

that

FCC Warning

This equipment generates,

uses and can radiate radio fre-

quency energy and if

installed and used in accor-

the

instructions in
this manual, may cause
interference to radio com­munications.
been tested and found to

is

comply with the limits for a

Class A computing device
pursuant to Subpart
15

of

FCC
designed to provide reason­able protection against
interference when operating
in a commercial
Operation
in a residential
to cause interference in which
case

the
expense, will
take whatever measures may
be

necessary to correct

interference.
The

use

I/O

cables

connecting this terminal to

any and all optional equip­ment. Failure to do so may

violate

The

terminal has

Rules, which are

environment.

of

this equipment

zone

user, at his own

be

required

of

properly shielded

is

required

FCC

rules.

not

J

of

is

when

e

Part

likely

to

the

e

Copyright @ 1987 Falco

Data

Products, Inc. All rights

reserved worldwide. Falco
Data

Products, Inc. assumes
no responsibility for any
errors

that

may appear in this
manual. Falco
Inc. reserves

Data

the

Products,

right to

make any changes to this

and

to

the

manual

described

without

products

notice.

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TVI955/950/925/920

WY-50 is a registered trademark

ADDSVP

HZ1500 is a registered trademark

IBM3101 is a registered trademark

TEK4010/4014 are registered trademarks of Tektronix, Inc.

DG200

are registered trademarks of Digital Equipment Corporation.

are registered trademarks of TeleVideo Systems, Inc.

of

Wyse Technology.

is a registered trademark of Applied

of

Hazeltine Corporation.

of

International Business Machines.

is a registered trademark

of

Data

Data

Systems, Inc.

General Corporation.