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A report will appear on the terminal screen showing the configura-
tion of the 46210/46220 (refer to the QUERY command).
NOTE: If the terminal and 46210/46220 do not communicate, remove
power from the 46210/46220. Then check the switch settings of
the terminal. Also check switches S2-1, S2-2, S2-6, S2-7, and
S2-8 of the 46210/46220.
A timer starts when entering the Printer Syntax. After ten
minutes, the 46210/46220 returns to the default protocol of
DCPF. Type !!! to return to the Printer Syntax. Change the time
period using the TIME OUT command.
4. Type UNLOCK and press Enter.
This command unlocks the 46210/46220 so commands can be en-
tered. If there is a password in the 46210/46220, enter it to unlock
the 46210/46220.
See Password in the Input Commands section for instructions on
setting up a password.
5. Terminal program started.
To use a Status Monitor:
The protocol of the 46210/46220 must be DCPF. To set the
switches, open the 46210/46220 (refer to Fig. 28), and pull down
the power supply and CPU boards (refer to Fig. 29). S2 is the
middle switch on the top board. Set S2-6 OFF and S2-7 and S2-8
ON.
Use the Status Monitor’s CALL command to access the Printer
Syntax.
A timer starts when entering the Printer Syntax. After ten
minutes the 46210/46220 returns to the default protocol of
DCPF. Use the CALL command to return to the Printer Syntax.
Change the time period using the TIME OUT command of the
46210/46220.
ENTERING COMMANDS
After each command, press Enter to execute the command.
Some standard ASCII terminals (or computers operating as
terminals) have functions keys that can be programmed to do
frequently used keystroke sequences in a single stroke. Refer to
the terminal’s user manual for instructions on how to program
the function keys.
PRINTER SYNTAX