Motorola System 6300, TM6000 User Manual

Preface

Section 1 of this manual

describing processing

Section 2 System 6300 including unpacking, and

the

unit and the

provides

procedures

System 6300 including the

for initial

goes

into

TM6000

a step by-step

power-up

some technical

System 6300

workstation.

procedure

site selection,

for installing the

of the system.

detail in

installation,

No special technical knowledge is necessary to install power

definition

manual.

you

If

available with

individual

instructions units to

Section 3 starts the user's

user's

your

identifies

and Section 4, which

your

for

your

up

of

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your

guide

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system, such

glossary

more

Installation and User's Guide

how to install and hook up these

on

system.

guide

portion

is

intended as a reference for daily operation of

Included in

the user's

controls. switches, and

you

shows

how to maintain and care

of this manual.

guide

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Section

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and

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The

3, which

system,

November

15

Appendix A

processing

the

B identifies

TM6000 workstation

Use, duplication, or disclosure by the Government

restrictions as set forth in

Data

and

1984

of this manual has the

unit and the TM6000 workstation.

all the

connectors

for

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paragraph

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Software clause

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Appendix

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Contents

Section

Section 2 Section 3 Section

Appendix

Glossary

1

4 Maintenance

Introduction Installation and Powering-Up Getting

to

Know

and

Your

System's Operating Mechanisms

Care

A The Processing Unit and TM6000 Workstation B The Processing

Unit and TM6000

Connectors

Specifications

15 November

1984

iii/iv

Section

1

Introduction

General System

TM6000

Description

Processing

6300

Workstation

Illustrations

1-1

System

l2 System

Switch.

1-3 TM6000

the

of

System

Unit

Description,

6300 and 6300

1-3

Workstation Components

Printers,

Disc Drives,

6300,

Description,

1'4

1-2

Connectors,

i-1

1"1

and Cables,

Status

Indicators,

1-5

the RESET

and

15 November 1984

1-i/ii

Congratulations, The System

get

To

must

.

your

do the following:

Get acquainted with the

6300.

you

6300

System 6300 cornputer system started and ready to

have

is

simple

just

received

to install,

system by reading this introduction

your

simple

System 6300 computer system.

get

to

started, and easy

to operate.

operate,

to the

you

System

Pick

an appropriate

Unpack the memory

Install

Do the initial

Load

your

in

expansion

plug

and

your

software and bring up

System 6340 Software Installation

processing

power-up

your

site

boards

system

GENERAL DESCRIPTION

The basic and a floppy disc drive to store information; a TM6000 workstation,

includes

peripheral

processing

Figure one matrix

operation, and maintainance of the your

System 6300

a video display unit, a keyboard, and a

options, like

unit, the TM6000 workstation,

1-1. shows

printer,

System 6300, look at each

is

printers;

processing

the

and

one character

composed of

your

for

unit, the TM6000 workstation,

your

of

OF

computer

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system.

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cabling

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printer.

peripheral

system.

system according

Guide.

SYSTEM 6300

processing

power

necessary to connect

the

and

up

For information on installation,

or

Installation and User's Guide.

unit, which has a fixed

module; the various

peripherals

to

peripherals you

TM6000 workstation,

one

the cables, and

power.

to

together.

instructions

the

which

the

acquired

with

THE

15

SYSTEM 53OO PROCESSING

The

System 6300

The standard

megabytes

2

can support up to

November

1984

processing

system comes

of memory

terminal workstations.

eight

unit uses the

with

(enough

UNIT

powerful

megabyte of memory that

1

memory for

DESCRIPTION

MC68010

million

2

typed

microprocessor.

you

characters),

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expand

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to

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allows entering

disc

drive to

you

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and removing

store

or remove programs

floppy

Tir6000

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1-1.

System

processing

the

programs

diskettes.

6300 and

unit

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and

data information.

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connector communication

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of

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unit: the

to

unit with

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processing

switch

processing

6300

connect

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unit

that

cluster

parallel

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as it

restarts

unit

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connector

printers:

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unit

also has

goes

through

processing

the

the folloruing

to

connect ternrinals:

channel

0 to

cable.

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connect

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status indicaiors

its

diffrzrent

unit if it

has

c:onnectors

the

first terminal

that indicate

functions;

been

shut down.

on the

parallel

to

and it

15

Novemtrer

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of the

printer

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your"

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or

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indicators,

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6300

the

RESET

Switch

STATUS

INDICATOBS

(LEDr)

CLUSTER

PARALLEL

PRINTER

CHANNEL

CHANNEL ,

RESET SWITCH

T

15 November

1984

1-3

For the

System 6300

dimension,s,

power

processing

requirements,

unit,

Appendix

see

and

en'uironmental

A

in this

manual.

specifications

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WORKSTATION

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keyboard

power

RS-232

software.

proper

software

unit with its

and

coiled keyboard

module

cable

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DESCRIPTION

is

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with

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unit displays

possible

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processing

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unit are

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power

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considered

unit.

requirements,

Appendix

see

connect the TM6000

part

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used

only to connect

and

environrnental

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manual.

the first

specifications

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15 November 1984

1-5/6

Section Installation

Site Selection.2-l Unpacking Unpacking Unpacking Unpacking lnstalling and

2

and

the Processing

the TM6000

the

Cables, 2"11

the

Powering

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Memory

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Expansion

the System

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2'6

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2'13

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6300,2-26

November

15

1984

2-ilä

This section Included

6300

processing

are all

including selecting

covers

all that

the necessary

an appropriate

unit, unpacking

is involved in installing

preparations

the TM6000

to install

for the

site

workstation, and unpacking

powering

and

system,

power

unpacking

up the

the

up

the

system.

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the

cables.

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have acquired

and installation

SITE SELECTION

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can

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Ability to

processing

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checked.

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where there

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trouble.free environmental

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unit as

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of the

one

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instructions.

the

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peripherals.

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without moving

face

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processing

the various

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the unit

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specifications.

printers

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processing

that

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the front of

aware of

processing

the

your

or other

Installation and User's Guide

unit

unit so

feet of

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processing

at the

there is adequate

to keep

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unit

front and

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in Appendix

3

peripheral

the following site

place

in a

unit is

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where

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the unit.

to

space

it. You

need

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must be

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internal

positioned

conditioning

proper

a unit operates,

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options available

requirements:

the

cables

where the cables

located

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this space

parts

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so

need

in a spot

the unit's

ventilation

in the

operating

temperature

the

manual

more

for

can be

in

that the

to be

room

for

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November 1984

15

Electical Outlets:

grounded power

plugged

be

your

for

processing

installation

in. Power

location.

power

unit

manuals for

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outlets

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outlets

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requirements.

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must be close

processing

the

must

conform

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the individual

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power

requirements

to enough

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unit

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for those

three-pronged

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requirements

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manual

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for

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can

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that

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is

free

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unit

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must

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placed

on

a floor

with

a

solid

foundation

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processing

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processing

the

1

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unit

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as

shown in the

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comes

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box is

in

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box

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15

N,ovember

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Cut

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figure

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box.

15 November 1984

back

the

box

figure.

lids

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and

pull

out

the

the Bands

piece

processing

unit's

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of

foam as shown in the

power

cord from inside

2-3

FOAM PIECE

2-4

Remove

exposed

following

the

box by lifting

and

sitting in

figure.

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it

upwards

the

bottom

the

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carefully, leaving

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box

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the

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procrzssing

"carrier."

15

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unit

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Unit

in the

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15

November

need

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person grips

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rear. Each

underside of the

unit on the floor.

processing

1984

people

two

person

unit out

to lift the

the {ront

should

with the

unit

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of

of the

grip

processing

the top

unit out of the carrier carefully.

unit and

the unit with

of

other hand then lift carefully and

the

use

carrier. See

guide

cable

the following figure.

as a

handle to lift the

the

other

one

person grips

hand and

place

the

2-5

CABLE GUIDE

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Save the shipping.

UNPACKING

The TM6000 power

The

video which module

flat

cord and

largest

display

contains

box, which

power

24

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workstation

of these

unit's

cable. These

TM6OOO

three

screen

the keyboard

contains

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and the foam

WORKSTATION

comes in

smaller boxes.

boxes is

and base.

and

the

boxes are labeled.

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the video

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power

Unit

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piec,zs

box. Inside this

display

cable.

module,

the

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for

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smallest

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large

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contains the

box is

the keyboard

box is the

power

cord, and a long,

15 l§ovemberr

or

bcx,

pc,wr:r

198,1

The following

TM6000

SHORT POWER

(TO

workstation

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SECOND

figure

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box.

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component

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in

CABLE

the

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POWER

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CABLE

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the

box is upright.

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TM6000

To

1

unpack

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POWER

the TM6000 workstation:

sure

side up. See the following figure.

KEYBOARD

Workstation

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Components

outside the box

A3E868

should be

right.

15

November

1984

2-7

lt

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POWER BOX

MOOULE

KEYBOARD

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on its

side and

inside.

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TM6000 Workr;tation

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pull

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out

the

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figure.

the TM6000 Box

box; and

gently

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lower

power

the TM6000

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cord

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2-8 15

Novembe,r

1984

the video display box and

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its

base suspended in a

carefully

to avoid

you

will

find

piece

of

styrofoam. Lift

damage. See the following

the video display

out the

figure.

VIDEO DISPLAY UNIT

screen

screen and

and

base

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found

15 November

the keyboard

inside. See

1984

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and lift out

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15, November

19114

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you

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all the boxes and

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components

pieces

for

from the boxes, make

future movement or

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to

shipment of the

UNPACKING

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RS-232 Cross and RS

processing

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the

cable with the

will

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and the TM6000 workstation.

unit

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get

cable

smaller

one RS-422 cable

CABLES

connect all the terminals together.

ln

the

cables' box

inserted into the open

TM6000

workstations connected

the terminator

you

will also find a terminator

connector

plug

is inserted into the open cluster connector

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CROSS

422

is the

plugs.

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cables come

with the larger

cable

with

each

in

a box separate from

plugs.

TM6000 workstation

plug.

in the last terminal when

you

to each other.

you

should

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get

in the

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RS-422

so that

The terminator

you

have a

have

only one terminal,

in

that terminal.

cables box.

both the

cable

you

plug

series of

is

can

is

15 November

1984

The

R9422

RS-232

CABLE

Cross

and RS422 Cables

TERMINATOR

and Terminator

PLUG

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A

2_LL

UNPACKING

you

If unpacking instructions

have not acquired

THE

MEMORY

a memory

go

and

to

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expansion

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you

can skip these

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the liystem."

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separate from

the box, the

cut the masking

box by

pulling

memory expansion

processing

the

the flaps open.

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unit

tape that

the Memory

board.

and the TM6000

like the

is

on the edge

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cables

box,

workstation

of the

figure.

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comes in a box

boxers. To

box and op,en the lirl

open

of

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plastic. ready to install

the board

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not take the

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immediately,

prevent

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discharges,

the

board

memory board

the b,:ard

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out of

its

board,

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into the

to the

protective plastic

processing

it back

in the box

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memory board

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unit

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protection

you

are

to install

1ä November

198,4

INSTALLING

AND POWERING

UP THE

SYSTEM

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The first

you

skip

into the

and how to

have not acquired

the

The second video display unit, how to connect outlet,

lf

the

powering

procedure gives

processing

procedure

unit, how

power

procedure

procedure.

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install a memory

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Place the are side

processing

three leet of clearance

panel

to open.

up the system

instructions on how to install a

unit.

shows

to

both

how to connect the keyboard

connect

the workstation and the

is

broken

the TM6000 workstation

up the whole system.

memory

a

about

installing the memory expansion

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expansion board,

unit so

expansion

Board

that as

on the

perform

you

left

side

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into

two separate

memory expansion

processing

board, or boards,

board and

the following

the

front of

cabinet

face the

of

procedures.

to the TM6000

to the

processing

unit to a

your system,

for

procedure:

power

go

on

the cabinet

for the

cabinet's

to

there

15 November

It is dangerous

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on.

power

the

is disconnected

following

1984

switch

figure.

go

inside the

to

rear of the

is

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the

from

processing

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before

unit

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when

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the ac

that

the unit. See

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its

power

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a

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figure.

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rod

shaped

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to

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as a

screwdriver

of the

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into

unit

one

as

of the

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llovember

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in the

1984,

SMALL

TWO

OPENINGS

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you

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screwdriver cabinet,

until

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while

you

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apart the outer casing,

force

the {irst

in the opening.

lever lock. See

a Lever

Lock

push

down

the seam

at

the following

OUTER

firmiy

of

figure.

CASING

on the

the

15 November 1984

2-15

Repeat lever lock processing

steps 2

located

is

unit.

and 3

above

in the second

to

unlock

small

the sercond

opening

lever lock.

at the

top of

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the

the cab;net

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prevent

To

the

of

unit

expansion

figure.

damage

that

board.

by

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lowering

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the

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to the

you

need to touch to insert

processing

the cabinet

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touch only those

unit,

the

panel

side

memory

as shown

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parts

in the

2-16

Pull the memory

place

the board on

expansion board

Zero Insertion Force

you.

the following figure.

See

a

(ZIF)

table

the board's

on

pins

are up

out of its

plastic

and

protective

cover

al the

front

plastic

making

covering and

the

sure

of the board facirrg

15 ]tlovember'19841

CAUTION

The ZIF

expansion board

the outside bars

PINS

ZIF

pins

and other electronic

are easily

to avoid damage.

damaged.

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ilä::r#

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components

so

handle

\

on

the memory

the

board from

a/427 3

A

15 November

The Memory Expansion

Each memory

the memory

located

or E2 and E1. See

on the front

1984

expansion

address range

left

following

the

board

part

for

the

the board

of

has

board.

figure.

two

Board

memory

Locate

labeled

addressing

jumpers;

these

MA19

either

jumpers

they

and MA20

to set

are

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2^

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Determine position following

NOTE:

instalied. board.

NOTE:

As you

(0)

and its

and

_t_-l_l-

L--

Locating

if

the memory

by c,rmparing

illu:,trations:

Your

Yorl will

Each board

The

iumpers

face

the

mirldle pin

middle pin

the

processing

be adding

has

a different

are

board,

(neutral).

a

(neutral).

Memory Address

address

expansion

unit will

set by

jumper

jumpers

come with

either a

setting.

placing

is

jumper

A

board's

seconcl.

set to

Jumpers

are

them

Or:F if

is

set to

in

set

lurnper

the

first

or a

second

over

the

ON

-<)21

'?J

aO

Ae

tl-re

appropriate

positions

expansion

and ir

twc»

of three

jumper

if it

sits over its

to the

boarci factc,ry

thirc

pins

sit:;

over its

expansiorL

available.

left

right prin

(1.)

2-18

15

November

1984

FIRST

BOARD

o

SETTING

MA19

MA2O

MA19

MA2O

Jo

THIRD BOARD SETTING

MA19

Memory

FIRST MEMORY EXPANSION BOARD FACTORY

Address

INSTALLED

Jumper

Settings

November 1984

15

[f the memorrl

a..!Arcss

expansion boards,

the

jumpers

push

illustrations.

j.rupers

gently pull

the correct

over

in the incorrect

are

out the

pins

incorrectly

indicated in

position

positioned

on any of

jumpers

the

and

2-t9

.FFE]

I

r[]

{oNl

10 With

front

NOTE:

any

these pins.

of

wy

Setting the

the

memory

of the

The

bcard.

Zero Insertion

board

pull

Memory Address

positioned

the

ZIF latch

Force

(ZIF)

so that

pins

out as

are

+-ü+

\

{--,

Jumpers

the shown in

fragile.

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\'a=t

pins

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to

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the

benrl

2-20

11

Remove

unscrewing

figure.

the

six thumbnuts

thet

thumbnuts

Pulling

Out the

located

counterclockwise ,as

on the

ZIF Latch

si>: threaded

stud

shorvn irr the

bolts

by

following

15

l,Iovember

198q1

THUMBNUTS

To

pins,

prevent

avoid

damage

dropping

to the

the

thumbnuts

CAUTION

board's

electronic

on

them.

components

and

ZIF

15

November

12 Place

unit's

insert

stud following

1984

the

memory

six threaded

the

stud

bolts

bolts a little

figure.

Removing

expansion

stud

bolts and.

into

the

get

to

them

the

Six Thumbnuts

board's

while

stud bolt

to

fit into the

stud bolt holes

holding the

holes.

You may have

board's

stud bolt holes.

over the

board with

to move

Aa272A

processing

one hand,

the

See the

2-2L

SIX

STUD

THREADED

BOLTS

SIX STUD

HOLES

BOLT

t017

Inserting the

13 Slide

the men:lory expansion board down sl,:wly

ensure board's ZIF connector

its

that the board doesn't suddenly slam

ZIF conne(:tor

Bolts into the

Stud

pins.

the memory exfransion

Slide

almost touches the lower b,oard's ZIF

Bolt Holes

Stud

down and bend

CAUTION

Make sure

over the

ensures that the memory expansion board's ZIF connector

with

up won't

to

stud bolts

the lc,wer board's ZIF

bend any

the memory expansion board

slide

keeping it

pins.

See

parallel

pins

for an easy insertion that

the following figure.

to the lower board. This

over

,Jown

the

stud

tl^re lower

bolts to

board down until

pins.

evenly

lines;

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15, Novembr:r

19134

\-\

'

-\

--+.

^--\

\.r r

E.}

MEMORY EXPANSION BOARD'S

ZIF

CONNECTOR

s

BOTTOM BOARD'S

PINS

ZIF

at278A

Sliding

14 Line

board's

memory

ZIF pins

care can cause damage. Also. the

and straight to

15 After

board,

the memory

up

pins

ZIF

expansion board is connected

stands for Zero

insert into the

when

you

have inserted the

push

and

mating the ZIF

ensure

in the

the

Memory

expansion board's ZIF

gently

insert the memory

Expansion Board Down

CAUTION

lnsertion

ZIF connector

proper

ZIF

Force, which means that the ZIF

without

pins

with the

ZIF connector

insertion.

memory

latch

added

as shown

connector

expansion board until the

securely

ZIF connector,

to the lower

force. Therefore. use

pins

expansion board

with the lower

must

be clean

as force

in the following figure.

board.

into the lower

15 November

L984 2-23

\-.

I

ZIF LATCH

16

17

you

ll

processing installation.

have

After you

snugly to

-E__s

Pushing

more

than one

unrit,

repeat the

have inserted

secure the

boards.

in the

memory

steps

6 through

the memory

ZIF

Latch

expansion

15 for the next

boards.

bcard

screvJ on the

tr: add

your

to

m€rlory

boa,rd

six tl-rumbnut:s

2-24

Screwing

on

the Thumbnuts

A

4280A

15 l{ovember

1984

18 After

and

bringing

you

have

that there

up the

checked

are

no tools

panel

side

that

and

all

inside

snapping

the latches

the unit.

and

close

it

closed.

thumbnuts

processing

the

are

A428tA

on

secureiy

unit by

Closing

the Processing Unit Side

Panel

15 November 1984

2-25

Installing and Powering Up the System

6300

through the following steps

Go

you

As the

connector

"keyboard."

the video display unit.

face

on the

Press

holding the cl,zar

figure.

Make

sure

into the keyboard connector.

cable ends and botl'r can fit

you insert the

thart

to install and

right

side

the clear

plastic pressed.

plastic

CAUTION

coiled cable

into

the keyboard con::ector.

power

up the System 6300:

insert either errd of the coiled cable

of the video display unit's

on either side

into the

insert

of the cable errd

connector.

and not the flat

These

cables

have

base labeled

See

pow«u

similar

into

vi'hile

and

the foilo,ring

r

2-26

Inserting

lnsert

the other

located side ol the

on the

connector.

the

Coiled Cable

end of the

back

cable and. while holding

the

See

of the

side

following figure.

into

coiled cable

keyboard. Press the

the

Video

into

one

pla:;tic pressed.

the

Display Unit

<>f

the two

plasti<:

clear

insert into thrz

corrnectors

on either

L5 Novembr:r

A3a95B

1984

NOTE:

keyboard keyboard

you

If

want to adlust

located on

flap

connectors.

your

keyboard

the back underside

KEYBOARD

CONNECTORS

to

sit

of the

higher.

keyboard

pull

between

down

the

two

A42824

3 Turn

lnsert

4

of

the

NOTE: The

processing

NOTE:

the

15 November 1984

Make

RS 232

Inserting

the video

the

base

RS-232

unit.

Cross cable to

display

RS 232

assembly of the

Cross

sure to screw in

the

Cross

secure

Coiled

around

unit

cable into

video

is

cable

the

Cable

used only to

connector

into

so that

the

serial

display

retaining

connection.

the

Keyboard

you

face

the back

connector

unit.

See the following figure.

connect the first terminal

located

screws after

of

you

the

unit.

on the

insert

rear

to the

2-2t

IAL

SER

CONNECTOR

SCREW

SCREWS

]N

Z--:--o*'

RS-232

CROSS CABLE

Art283A

2-28

Insert

5

connector following

NOTE:

Cross

cable to

To

power guide

damage

handle

Inserting

the other

lo:ated

figure.

Screw in

secure

avoid

tripping

cords coming

locatecl

to the

to

lift the

the

RS-232

end

on the rear

the

connector

the

over

on the

processing

unit.

Cross Cable into the

of the

RS-232

Cross

of the

retaining

connection.

CAUTION

cables

from the

lower

or cords. thread

processing

rear

of the

unit,

avoid

Serial

cable

processing

screws

using the

after

u;nit through

processincy

into

unit as

you

your

all

unit

cable

Connector

the

channel 0

shown in the

insert

the

cables arnd

the

cable

prevent

To

guide

as

15, Novembr:r

RS-23:z

a

19134

CHANNEL O

CONNECTOR

CABLE

GU!OE

SCREW IN

BETAlNING

SCREWS

CROSS

4

CABLE

SEBIAL

CONNECTOR

A

6A

389

Insert either end of

communication

base assembly. See

NOTE: Screw

cable

15

November

Inserting the

in the connector

to

1984

secure

the

RS-232

Cross Cable

the

connectors

the following

connection.

RS-422

cable

located on

figure.

retaining screws

into the

into either

the rear of

Channel

of the cluster

the video display

you

after

0 Connector

unit's

insert the R5422

2-29

CLUSTER CONNECTOR

U

Inserting

lnsert

7

on the

NOTE:

to

cable

-ll

RS_422 CABLE

the

RS422

the othrzr end

rear ol the

Screw

secure the

in

the

Cable

connector retaining

connection.

into the

theRS422

of

processlng

Z---

Cluster Co:mmunications

cable

unit as

shown

screws after

=--*-

into the:luster

in

the following

(>

connector located

you

insert

CLUSTE

COMMUNICI\TIONS

CONNECTORS

Connector

figure.

the

R

RS 422

F\4284A

2-30

15

l\ovember:

198,1

CLUSTER

CONNECTOR

-!-a,,.----+)

,2

CLUSTER

COMMUNICATIONS

CONNECTOR

RS-422

CABLE

Inserting

get

To

cable

unit's base. and while holding the the following

November 1984 2-31

15

electrical

into

the R5422

power

the

To do

figure.

Cable

power

this.

your

to

connector located on the rear of

press

clear

into the

terminal.

the

clear

plastic pressed.

start by

plastic

Cluster Connector

inserting the flat

the

video display

on either side

insert into the connector. See

power

of the cable end

q+

BASE ASSEMBLY

POWER

While other end

figure.

pressing

CONNECTOR

Inserting

the

of the flat

the

Flat Power

clear

power

plastic

cable

N--\---

\r=

Cable into the Terminal

on either

into

side of thel

povuer

the

module.

cable end.

See

ir,sert

thr:

Powr-R

M.D'L'LE

the

following

2-32

15 I'lovember'1984,

BASE

ASSEMBLY

POWER

MODULE

FLAT

POWEB

CABLE CONNECTOR

POWEB

10

CONNECTOR

Inserting

Pull

back

selection

match

to the

the

correct

the

black

switch is

voltage

setting.

Flat

Power

sticker on

set to

115

output

See

the

VAC or

your

of

the

following

Cable into

power

220 VAC. The

electrical

the Power

module to

Module

see

switch

outlet. If incorrectly

figure.

if the

voltage

setting

set, change

A42a5A

should

15

November

1984

2-33

BASE ASSEMBI-Y

FLAT POWER

CABLI:

R MODULE

VOILTAGE

SELECTION

S;WITCH

Insert

11

the ferrLale end of

connector on the

POWER

Checking

power

CONNECTOR

the Voltage Selection Switch

the

power

module'r;

long

power

module. See the followir'g

FLAT

POWER

CABLE

figure.

ASSEMBLY

into the rnale

cord

Art4xSa

LONG

POWER

coRu

POWER

2-94

CONNECTOR

Inserting the Long Power

MALE

CONNECTOR

FEMALE

Cord

/

'*"

into the Power Module

A4i:86A

15, Novembr:r 19134

t2

Insert

the other end

grounded following

three-hole

figure.

power

the

of

electrical outlet

module's long

get

to

power

OPEN

COMMUNICATIONS

CONNECTOR

BASE

ASSEMBLY

FLAT

POWER

CABLE

to

cord

your

terminal.

CLUSTER

into a

See

the

44247 A

NOTE: If

through

cluster

As

13

into

terminals

15 November

Inserting

you

the

following

the Long

are

connecting more than

communications

you

face

the rear

the

open

cluster connector of the first

as

shown

1984

otherwise

steps,

connector

Power

Cord

(see

of the terminal. insert

in

the following

into

the

one terminal to

place

a terminator

either end of an

terminal in

figure.

Electrical

your

plug

and

Outlet

system.

into

go

on to step

your

cluster of

go

the open

23.

RS-422 cable

2-35

FIRST

SECOND

TERMINAL TERMINAL

l----

---

scBEw

BETAINING SCREVJS

lhl

OIPEN

C LUSTE R

CICMMUNICATION

CISNNECTOIR

Inserting

74 Insert

communications following

the

the other

figure.

R5422

Cable

end of the

connectors

into

the

Open

RS-422 cable into

your

of

second terminal

R5_422

Cluster Connector

one of the

cluster

as

shown in the

ICABLE

44288r\

2-36

15i Novembr:r 19134

FIRST

TERt\IINAL

SECOND

TERMINAL

Inserting

NOTE: Go

terminals onto

After

15

insert

through

you

a terminator

the last terminal in correctly.

the RS422 Cable

steps

your

system

13 and 14 until

you

as

into

the Second

you

have connected

need up to the limit of eight

have connected as many terminals as

plug

into the open cluster communications

your

the following figure.

See

cluster. otherwise

your

SCREW

BETAINING

SCREWS

CLUSTER

COMMUNICATION

CONNECTORS

RS_422 CABLE

Terminal

as many

terminals.

you

need. make sure to

terminals will

IN

connector of

not

operate

15 November 1984

2-37

TERMINATOB

PLUG

NOTE:

of electrical

16

NOTE:

first terminal outlet. You

2-38

Inserting

have two options

You

ln the

power.

first

The

optiorr,

terminals directly

you

in

have

Tl'te

your

to

have

connect

through 72.

figure.

Since

Terminator

a

to

following steps

you

can

connect

to an electrical

connected

performed

cluster

terminals should

termina[s

of

the remaining

connect

show

each

outlet

is

into the Last Terminal

Plug

your

ciuster

you

terrrinal

following

by

already

terminals.

of terminals

both options:

in

the

as

look

13 through

s;teps

connected

your

to an

t,: a soulrle

cluster

the

in

12

electrical

15

of

steps

8

follovi'ing

th,z

once.

l'{ovember

19811

l-

j+ l:ll

t-u

lEl-ä

EACH POWEB

PLUGGED

WALL

Plugging a

For the

17

module

steps

8

NOTE:

module

electrical outlet with a long

both

Since

your

of

the

electrical outlet and

Cluster

second option.

and checking each

through 10 above. See

you

first terminal

OUTLET

have

DIRECTLY TO

performed

MODULE IS

of Terminals Directly to the Electical

you

start by connecting each

power

module's voltage

terminal to its

switch setting

the following figure.

your

in

power

the

cluster of

terminals is connected to an

cord. Disconnect

power

module.

steps 1l

this long

and 12. the

Outlet

power

as

power

cord

4429

power

per

from

I A

November 1984

15

2-39

Eachr Terminal

Connected

to Its P,:wer Module

2-40

Next, insert

18

power the first

the female

module

terminal's

(the

end of the short

is

cord

power

about 12

module.

power

inches long) into the male

See the fc,llowing figure.

cor:d

provided

with each

connectr:r of

15

Novemberr

1984

MALE

CONNECTOR

FEMALE END"

Insert

19

the

15 November

into

the male

second terminal's

1984

end

Inserting

the

First Terminal's Power Module

of the short

power

module as

Short

power

Power

cord

shown

Cord

into the female connector

in the

following figure.

of

2-41

MALE

END

lor-r

-l

[!r'

FEMALE

CONNECTOII

,

NOTE: You

described

power

follow.

2-42

into

can only

in

steps 18 through

module

to

Inserting

the

Second Terminal's

connect two

an electrical

the

Short Power

power

modules

19 above, then

outlet

as

will

be

Cord

Power

Module

to

yor:

mus;t

describerd in

each other in

connect the

steps

20

15 November

the fiasl::ion

second

and

21

that

198i4

Insert the long

20

male

power

cord's female

end into

connector as shown in the following

the

figure.

second

power

module's

15 November

Inserting

1984

the Long

Power

MALE

CONNECTOR

into the

Cord

FEMALE

END

Second Power

Module

2-43

2l

Insert

outlet.

the long

power

cord's male

See the lollowing figure.

---t

o

L--..1

r

end into a

grounded

three-hc,le

electrical

2-44

Inserting the

Long

Power

MALE

Cord

END

into

ern Electrical

Outlet

15

Itlovember

1984

22 Connect

in

steps

eiectrical

every two

18 through

power.

Your

power

above until

21

setup

modules

should

your

in

the

all

look as

cluster of terminals as explarned

power

modules have

shown in the following

a source of

figure.

L-,

E

a

4297 A

15 November

1984

Connecting

then to an

Power Module to Another

One

Electrical Outlet

2-45

23

FEMALE

you

Next,

To do this into

figure.

processingl

the

END

must

connect the

you plug

in

the female

unit's

male

processing

end of the

power

unit to

cord

grounded

a

processing

connerctor.

electrical

unit's

See the follouring

outlet

power

MALE POWER

CORO CONNECToR

cord

2-46

Inserting

the

Processing

into

the

Unit's Power

Processing

Unit

Cord

15 ltlovember

1984

24

Insert the

three-hole

male

end

electrical

of the

processing

outlet as shown

unit's

in the

power

following

cord

figure.

into a

grounded

NOTE: Check

processing

the indicated voltage

Engineer

for

unit

help.

to make sure

matches

not match

does

Inserting

Power

Cord

that the voltage indicated on lower

electrical

an

Elechical

your

electrical outlet.

plug

Unit's

Outlet

voltage, contact

the voltage of

your

MALE END

the Processing

into

left rear side of

your

If

unit's

your

Field

A42994

25 Turn on the

power

See the following

NOTE: The indicator

unit, lights when

November

15

indicator the

does not light, indicating

following

1984

processing

cord

connector,

figure.

labeled number

processing

the

steps in order until

unit's I/O

pressing

by

unit's I/0

that the

you

power

2,

switch. located

the

switch

located

power

processing

switch is turned

find one that

directly above the

"1"

to

on

the

position.

rear of the

unit has not turned

solves the

problem:

processing

If

on.

the

on, do

2-47

Check to see

processing

unil and into the

i:[ the

power

is

cord

securely

electrical outlet.

connected both into

the

Make sure

may

If

neither of th,a two

thal the

give power

for help.

uo

PowER

swtTcH

§

electrical outlet is

your

to

electrical

steps above light

live by r;witching

outlet.

indicator,

the

on any

call

your

suritch

Fierd

thal

Engin,zer

2-48

Turning

on the

Processing

Unit's

Power

Switch

15

November

/r

43OOA

1,984

26 Next,

while bar

turn

on

holding

until the

the terminal

down

the

lights

on

the

pressing

by

space

bar

keyboard go

on

the

terminal's

the

keyboard;

out,

see

the

following

power

hold

switch

down

figure.

the

to

space

oN

NorE:

terminal Perform

Check to

'

power

electrical

Make that

Turn

If neither

for

problem

A

does

the

following

module

sure

powers

off

help.

not turn

see

that

outlet

that

the

TM6000

of the

exists

if

the

on,

or

if

steps,

in

the

cable

and

the

connections

are

secure.

your

electrical

terminal

steps above

lights

on

an

error

order,

until

connections

outlet

outlet.

for

solve

the

keyboard

message

you

connecting

is

live

a

few

seconds

your

problem.

do not go

appears

solve

the

by turning

then

call

on your

problem:

the

terminal

power

on

any

power

your

out;

screen.

module

power

it

up again.

Field

Engineer

if the

to the

switch

15

November

-=-:-#{r;

Turning

1984

I

on

SPACEBAR

I

A430rA

the

Terminal's

Power

Switch

2-49

The

following

message

happening

usually

Prompt:

prompt

will

or

v

B,C,E,Frl\{rR,SrT:

appears

requesling

happen.)

1.0

you

on

to do

your

terminai

something or telling you

screerr.

(A

prrompt

is

a

screen

something

is

27

Now

that

terminal

f igure.

TERMINAL'S

you

pressing

by

powered

haver

the terminai's

up

your

system for the

power

switch off.

'rt'4-

«

first time,

See the foilow,ing

turn

6ff the

A3899/\

2-50

Turning

Off

the

Terminal's P,:wer

.Switch

15

l,lovember1984:

Next, turn off the

switch

to the

"O"

processing

or OFF

position.

unit by

pressing

See

the

the following figure.

processing

unit's

power

PowER

rro

Turning

swrTcH

the Processing

Off

Unit's

Power

Switch

15

November

Your

system

manual until

System 6300 Software Installation

1984

is now

you

ready for

have installed

software

your

installation.

software

Guide

for

software

into

proceed

not

Do

your

system. Consult

in this

installation instructions.

lhe

2-5L152

Section Getting

3

to

Know

Your

System's

Operating

Mechanisms

ldentifying

Loading

Components. The Processing The

TM6000

and

Unloading

Illushations

3

1 Processing

3

2

3

The TM6000

Loading

Controls,

Unit.

3-1

Workstation.

a Floppy

Unit's

Switches

Workstation

the Floppy

Switches,

3

2

Diskette,

and Indicators,

Components,

Diskette.

and Indicators.

3-3

3.4

3 1

3-2

Switches. and

Controls,

3-3

15

November

1984

ü-r/u

This

section

and indicators how to

software

In

this

the

operating

the

installation identify connection,

Appendix

familiarizes

load

and unload

programs

section

the

system's

either

B

of this

you

so that

we assume

system

you

onto

software

may

a floppy

or off

that

of the hardware

cables

go

manual to

and

back to

with

the

System

operate

diskette in

your

system.

the installation

has

already

has

been

connectors.

Section

identify

2 for installation

a

6300's

your

system. This

case

of the

been

completed.

completed,

you

If

particular

various

you

need

System

this

section

have

to reconnect

instructions

connector

controls,

section

to move

switches,

shows

data

6300 hardware

Because

we assume

does not

a loose

or look

and its

function.

you

or

and

re-

at

IDENTIFYING INDICATORS

The

Processing

The

various

located Figure

The

o

on the rear

3-1.

processing

The I/O

processing

The

Sfatus Indicators

the

status of the

(The

boot

loads in processing

The

RESET Switch: You enable this

hear

it activate.

shut down. Also.

you

have

COMPONENTS,

Unit

switches,

Switch

procedure

its operating

gone

and indicators

of the

unit has

unit's

unit is

unit where

the following

(the

ON/OFF switch): Use this

power

(also

processing

is

system.) The number

powered

this

Use

you

can

through the initial

on and off.

that

switch to restart the

CONTROLS,

for

the

power-cord

the

switches and indicators:

known

unit as it

part

on.

use this

as LEDs):

powering-up

of

switch to boot the

power-up

System

goes

through

2

switch by

SWITCHES,

processing

6300

connector is located.

switch to turn the

These five indicators indicate

"boot"

the

when

indicator

pressing

processing

the

lights when

down until

unit if it has

processing

AND

unit. are

See

procedure.

unit

the

you

been

unit, once

of the system.

NOTE: Also located

processing

should match requirements

November 1984 3-1

15

unit's

your

do not match

on the lower left

power

requirements.

electrical outlet's

your

The

power

outlet's

rear of the

processing

output. If

output,

processing

unit's

your

call

unit are the

power

unit's

Field

Engineer.

requirements

power

STA'rUS

INDICATORS

(LEDs)

I-ED

Figure 3-1. Processing Unit's Switches and

The TM6000 Workstation

STATUS

INDICATORS

(LEDs)

Indicators

RED

YELLOW

GREEN

YELLOW

RED

438

4

3

2

1

0

498

To

operate the TIv'16000 workstation,

following

The TM6000

o

components,

controls and

The

Power

located

The

your

of the

on

Brightness

screen displays.

video

The Power

switch

(located

switches,

Switch:

the

This switch turns on the

left

side

Control:

Cisplay unit

Module's

underneath the

switches

This

Voltage

and

of the

Use this

control

close

you

must become familiar with the

controls shc»wn

have

follcwing

the

irr Figure 3-2.

power

video base assembly.

control

wheel to

wheel is locaterl

to the

power

switch.

Selection Switch:

power

module's black

functions:

to the terr:rinal. lt is

control the brightness o{

underneath the left

The voltage

sticker

srzlection

that

has t['Le

15

November

siide

19f14

POWER

MODULE

POWE

R

BASE ASSEMBLY

KE YBOARD

Figure

input/output

voltage sticker

LOADING

The floppy

floppy

To load the

1

2

15 November

diskettes. which

Power

Push

with

latch then

1984

3-2.

The TM6000

to match

indicates

AND

disc

diskettes

up

open a

your

Workstation

information)

the

the input

converts from

voltage

voltage that

UNLOADING A

slot located

contain

perform

the

system.

small latch that fits

thumb

snaps öpen.

on the left

the

on

the

side of the latch.

Components,

115 input

coming from

your

electrical outlet.

the switch is

FLOPPY DISKETTE

upper front of the

software for

following

over the disc

your

procedure:

slot.

as

system.

you

Switches, and

voltage to

Controls

220

The black

set at by the factory.

processing

To

face the

unit accepts the

the latch.

open

disc slot. The

input

press

3-3

insert

Next, the

3-3"

Finatty, close disc

To unload

diskette.

disc

slot

lighls

the floppy

the diskette

with the small

first,

the latch

the floppy

when

diskette

with the oblong

rounded

over the diskette.

is loaded correctly.

merely open

CAUTION

pull

going

cut the

the

cutout

cr-rtout

Tl-re

cn

facing down. {iee

indicator light below the ilopp,y

diskette

See

Figure 3'3.

the latch and

irrto

Figurre

powering-up

lnsert the

diskette only

the diskette before

your

on

diskette could be

after

powering-down

destroyed.

Do not touch the diskette surface

envelope

EXPOSED

FACE

SUR

of the floppy diskette.

Drsc

tne system, and

the system,

exposed

c,therwise

by sl«:ts

INDICATOR

(BLOCKED

remove

the data

in the

carrier

i

LlGH

OUT BY FLOPPV)

rr

v4

Figure 3-3. Loading the Floppy Diskette

are now familiar with the

You to

know how to brirrg up

6300

Software

lnstallation

System 6300's operating

your

system

Guide for

get

to

instructions;.

mechanisms.

it ready lo use,

see

your

15

Novembgr

you

If

Syste.n

want

19ti4

Section

4

Maintenance

and

Care

Maintaining TM6000

Care

Maintenance Maintaining Video

Cleaning

of Floppy

a Proper

a

Tilt

and

the

Diskettes,

Environment

and

proper

Swivel,

Terminal,

4-2

For

Care. 4.1

environment,

4

1

4

2

the

4-1

System

6300

processing

Unit, 4-1

15

November

1984

4-ilä

The

System 6300

minimum

description instructions

on how to

processing

maintenance

the

on

on how

prevent

appropriate

to adjust and

loss

unit and

to keep thern

environment

clean the

or damage

of the floppy

the TM6(XX)

operating

properlv

for the

fMb00O

r.ruorkstatiori

Tiris

System 6300

terrnina[,

cirskettes.

reqtiire

section inciudes

processing

and

l:rr:cedures

urrit

a

MAINTAINING

SYSTEM

The temperature

Fahrenheit is

that

remember.

The humidity humidity

TM6OOO

Maintenance includes

Maintaining

The

degrees

range

the

TM6000

6300 PROCESSING

(10

to

-40

140 degrees

the

ventilation

a

humidity

while the

cooler

if the

MAINTENANCE

and

the

following

a Proper

temperature

Fahrerrheit

is

case

trt

-40

of the

are free

A

PROPER

range

for operation

to

40 degrees

Fahrenheit

grilles

range

system is operating

system is

care for

are free

system

for the

not operating.

the TM600()

items:

Environment

range

1b7 degrees

processirrg

for operation

(0

to

40 degrees

front

obstruction for

unit. atiain

ENVIRONMENT

UNIT

of the

Centigrade).

(-40

fronr obstnrction

is

more

reliabie

processing

AND

lrahrenlreit

The nonoperating

to 60

unit is

and

CARE

is rrinimal

of

the l-M6(100

Centigracle)

(-4()

make

proper

processing

degrees

for

percent

1()

percent

5

Care

FOR

Centigrade).

to 95

workstation

THE

unit is

proper

50

temperature

ventilation;

percent

to

80

percent

t.rf

the workstation

to

is

The nonoperating

1o 6()

degrees

slrre tliat the ventilation

ver-rtiiation.

Centigrade). As in

104

degrees

range

Make

sure

relative

32 to 104

temperature

grilles

of the

The

humidity

noncondensing

Video

15 November 1984

Tilt

The

tilt

and

excessive

Field

Engineer for

and

range for

relative

Swivel

swivel action

play

free

the TM6LX)() rlorkstarion

in

help.

humiditg,

of the

the

tilt and

while the urorkstation

screen is

swivel

preset

action

5 to

c)5

is

operating.

terminal

is

at the factory.

your

of

percenr

lf there

screen,

is

call

your

4-7

Cleaning

the

Terminal

If

the video display screen

Abrasive

To

cleaner

If the the surfaces. Be careful not to

CARE OF

io

diskettes. instructions.

Prevent loss of data or

location having the following requirements:

o

cleaners can damage the anti-reflection coatin5l

prevent

on

plastic

liquid frorn

the

clotl-r and then

housing needs

FLOPPY

that

"nrur.

No direct

Temperature range from

Centigrade) or as

manufacturer

a backup copy

to

Refer

sunlight.

the System 6300 Software

to another.

needs

entering

wipe

cleaning,

DISKETTES

damage

50 to 125 degrees lrahar,znheit

stated on the diskette. which may' vary from

glass

cleaning, use

the

display

a

housirrg,

the screen.

use a

damp, clean cloth

get

liquid into the k.eyboard.

is

always available, copy

Institllation

to

floppy diskettes by

cleaner

spray

the

storing

and a soft

on the

Guide for copying

screen surfacr:.

the

and

start-up floppy

them in a

(0

gently

to

40 degreers

oae

clotl'.

wipr::

protected

A_'

e

Relative humiclitv range

.

No

sources of magnetization.

o

No

dust.

you

lf

at either

.

want

one of the

you

If

you

If

to order

are located

are

located in

22r-6878.

you

If

'

(800)

are located

221 6880

to

80

percenl

Iloppy

from

8

diskettes from Four-Pl-rase

following numbers:

in

California in the

California outside the 408 arera

in

the United

408 area cocle.

States outside

nonr:ondensing.

S,ystems.

call

(408t

call

code. call toll free

of California.

i\/

2152-817,1.

toll free

cail

15

ltJovember

Supplres

(l:i00)

198<l

Appendix

The

Processing

A

Unit

and

TM6000

Specifications

Processing

TM6000

Tables

A1

4.2

A-3

A4

Unit

Specifications,

Workstation

Dimensions

Power Environmental

TM6000

Requirements

Workstation

A"1

Specifications,

and

Weight

for

Specifications

Specifications,

A.2

of the

6300

the

6300 Processing

for

the

processing

6300

Processing

A-2

Unit, A-1

Unit,

A-1

Unit,

A-2

15 November

1984

A-i/ii

PROCESSING

UNIT

SPECIFICATIONS

The following

Table A-1. Dimensions

Height

Tables

22.5 inches

width

Input

Depth

Weight

Table A-2. Power

Condition

Voltage

Frequency

23.0

60

7.0

30.5

pounds

A-L, A-2,

inches inches

inches

and A-3

and Weight of

(571.5mm)

(177.8mm) (774.7mm)

(585.2mm)

(27.5

Requirements for the 6300 Processing

give

including base

opened

including rear

kilos)

110VAC Nominal

220VAC Nominal

50/60

Nominal

Hz

processing

the

the 6300

Requirement

(85

to 130V

(200

to

(47

to

unit specifications:

kocessing

2-inch standoff

Unit

RMS)

260V

Hz continuous)

63

Surge

Operating

Heat Production

15 November

Current 115VAC:

220VAC 10

Current

1984

115VAC:

220VAC: 1.3

Maximum

Amps

20

Amps

2.6

1018 Btu/hr,

(for (for

Amps maximum Amps

maximum

two cycles) two

cycles)

(230 (230

Average 444

Watts) Watts)

Btu/hr

A.I

Table A-3.

Environmental

Specifications

for the 6300

Processing Unit

Condition

Temperature Operating

Humidity

Altitude Operating

Status

Nonoperating

Operating

Nonoperating

TM6000 Workstation Specifications

Table A-4 lists the TM6000

Table

A4. TM6000 Workstation Specifications

workstation

Dimensions

to 104'',F

50oF (full

load, convection

ro

80%

to

95% IiH

levrzl

lev,zl

140oF

to

-40oF

107o to

5%

Sea

specifications.

Limit

(10oC

coolerJ)

(-40oC

RH

(noncondensing)

10,000

1i0,000

feet

Ieet

to 4lloC)

to 60oC)

(3048m)

(9144m)

Video Display

Width:

Height:

Depth:

Operating

Nonoperating Ternperature

Relative

Heat Production

12.4

11.9

11.6

115

VAC

220 Y

Temperature

Humidity

(31.6

in.

(30.2

in.

(29.5

in.

at

AC at 47

A-2

cm) cm)

cm)

Power

47

to

63 Hz. I

to

63 Hz,

Environmental

Width: 18.0

Heiglrt:

Deptlr: 7.9

Requirements;

(domestic

amp,

.5

(foreign

amp,

Specifical

to

32oF

-40oF

5%

Maximum 205

to 140oF

to

957o

Keyboard

1.2

requirements)

ions

104oF

(0oC

noircondensing

BTUr'hr.

in.

in. in.

to 40oC:)

(-40oC

(45.'/

cm)

(

3.ll cm)

(19.'/

cm)

to

60oC)

Average

15i

November

137'

19184

Appendix

The

Processing

B

Unit and TM6000 Connectors

The Processing

TM6000 Workstation

Unit

Connectors,

Illushations

B-1

Rear View

of

the

System 5300 Processing

B-2 TM6000 Workstation

B-3

TM6000

84 Power Module

Workstation

Connectors

B-1

B-2

Keyboard

(Rear

View),

and

Connectors,

B-3

Switch,

84

Unit,

B-2

B-1

15 November

1984

B-i/ii

"Connectors"

make

a

connection,

descriptions

TM6000

see

workstation.

glossary

the

are

of the

at the

plug-

or

socket-like

usually

connectors

you

If

end of

between

for the

problems

have

this

manual.

devices

two

units.

System

where

Following

6300

with

you

processing

other

definiti,cns

insert

are

cords

listings

unit

in

or

and

this

cables

the

section,

to

THE

The rear

PROCESSING

various

of the

uo

SWITCH

POWER CONNECTOR

connectors

unit where

(oN/oFF)

CORD

UNIT

for

the

power-cord

the

CONNECTORS

System

connector

6300

processing

unit

is located.

STATUS

INDICATORS

(LEDs)

CLUSTER

PARALLEL PRINTER

CHANNEL 1

CHANNEL

are

located

See Figure

O

on the

B-1.

15

November

Figure

1984

B-1.

Rear

View of the

System

RESET

6300 Processing

SWITCH

Unit

B-1

rear area of

This

processing unit has

the

the following connectors:

o

Parallel Printer Connector:

The

into the

The

Syst,zm 6300

Cluster Connector:

processing

Use

This conn,zctor

unit.

this connector

to a terminal u,ith the RS 422 cable.

The

Channel

7

Connector:

terminals. or communication

The

Channel 0 Connector:

to the

The Power

power

proces;sing

()ord

your

to

cord

unit. An

Connector:

electrical outlet.

THE TM6OOO WORKSTATION

you

As

"keyboard" the video dlsplay unit

face the frorrt of the TM6000

the right

on

side of

with the

This connector

devices

This

R5232

This connector

CONNECTORS

workstatiorl,

the

base

coiled cable. You connect

coiled cable to either of the two connectors on

Figure B2 for location of the keyboard connectc)rs.

r:onnects

hook up

to

hool<s up

into tl-re System 6300

connecto:

Cross cable

assembly

connects

makes

plr.rgs

yoLr

have a connector labeled

that

connects

the re;rr of the keyboard. Se,z

parallel

the

serial

prc,cessing

printrzrs

processing

printers.

only tl-re first ternrinal

this

connection.

processing

in

the

unit's

the keyboard to

the other end of ttre

unil

unit.

v2

VIDEO

DISPLAY UNIT

BASE ASSEMBLY

Figure ts-2. TM6000 Workstation Keyboard Connectors

I(EYBOARI) CONNECToR

Novembr:r

1Er

19i34

you

As connectors:

face the rear

(See

the

of

Figure B-3)

TM6000

REAR

workstation you

VIEW

TMGOOO

have the

following

t

o

November 1984

15

"@o

o@o

Figure

The

Serial Connector: This

terminal

Cross cable.

The

to the

Cluster Communications Connectors:

TM6000 workstation

connectors also trying

to hook

The

Power

terminal

to

B-3. TM6000 Workstation

connector connects only the first TM6000

processing

connect one TM6000 workstation to

up a series, or

Cable Connector:

your power

to the

module.

unit.

This

processing

cluster.

This

TER

o@o

COMMUNICATIONS

connection

unit

of terminals.

is the

connector

oliElo

POWEH

View)

ßear

is made with an RS

These

with

connectors connect

the RS-422 cable. These

another

that

connects

A389iB

when

you

the

232

the

are

B-3

power

The

connectors. See

MODULE

module. which is

CONNECTOR

Fi5iure B 4.

part

of the

POWER

TM6000

workstation, has

the foilowing

VOLTAGEi

SELECTION

Figure

The

Flat Power

the flat

terminal.

The Power

the two

electrical

power

powet:

outlet to

FLAT POWER

CONNECTOR

84. Power

Module

Cable Connector: This is tl-re

cable that

Cord Connector:

cords. The other

give power

comes from the

this

Use

end of this

your

to

CABLE

Connectors

po\,ver

connactor to

por,ver

terminal.

and

Switch

cornector where

cable

connector on the

plug

in tlre longer,-rf

plugs

cord

intc,

you plug

y,our

in

v4

The

Second l>ower

shorter

power power

power

modulel

moduler

Module

c,ord to

if

for

a second

you

added

every terminal

Connector:

power

This

module.

a second termiral

added to

gour

connector

would

Yrtu

your

to

sr/stem.

conne(:ts the

neeC

a secc,rd

system.'/ou neer,l

15 lriovember

a

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Frequently Asked Questions

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