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68 Starting a Session
13. Log in to the host as you would on a conventional video terminal.
14. If you want to run an X window session:
Enter the appropriate commands to enable your terminal to run
an X window application:
If you are using the UNIX C-shell
% setenv DISPLAY
your_terminal’s_IP_address
:0
If you are using the UNIX Bourne or Korn shell
$ DISPLAY=
your_terminal’s_IP_address
:0
$ export DISPLAY
Begin an X window application by entering the appropriate
command. For example, the following command starts a DECterm
application:
$ dxterm
You can also run the DECwindows session manager from your
ULTRIX host by entering one of the following command lines:
For UWS Version 2.1
$ dxsession -d
your_terminal’s_IP_address
For UWS Version 2.2
$ dxsession
5.4 Ending a Session
1. Pull down the Session menu in the Terminal Managers menu bar.
2. Click on the Quit menu item.

Table of Contents

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DEC VT1000 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandDEC
ModelVT1000
CategoryTouch terminals
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Overview of the Terminal

Video Terminal Components

Details the physical parts of the terminal like monitor, keyboard, system box, and mouse.

Terminal Operating Features

Explains session types, network protocols, and customization options for terminal operation.

Site Requirements

Lists necessary system software and network hardware for terminal operation.

Testing

Terminal Self-Tests

Covers power-up, menu-driven, and remote diagnostic tests to isolate terminal failures.

Network Testing

Details testing procedures for LAT, TELNET, and ping on VMS, ULTRIX, and UNIX systems.

Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting by Configuration and Flowchart

Methods for identifying terminal configuration and using flowcharts for problem diagnosis.

Troubleshooting by Error Code

Using screen and LED error codes to identify and resolve terminal issues.

General Troubleshooting Problems

Solutions for common operating problems and symptoms encountered with the terminal.

Removing and Replacing FRUs

System Box FRU Replacement

Step-by-step instructions for replacing major internal components like covers, boards, and power supply.

Peripheral FRU Handling

Procedures for disconnecting and connecting keyboard, mouse, and printer components.

Starting a Session

Session Setup and Requirements

Information needed before starting, and steps to configure VMS, ULTRIX, or UNIX sessions.

Session Management

Covers starting, ending, and resetting terminal sessions, including secure reset.

Related Documents

Recommended Spares List

Figures and Tables Lists

Lists referenced figures and tables within the document for quick access.

About This Guide

Audience and Organization

Identifies the intended readers and explains the guide's structure and topics.

Tools and Equipment for Servicing

Lists the necessary tools and equipment required for terminal maintenance.

Conventions

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