3276/78
Emulation
Mode
INTRODUCTION
Appendix
F
The
International
Business Machines Corporation's (IBM's) 3270 Information Display Sys-
tem
has
found wide applications
in
a
variety
of businesses. However, some
users
have
also
found
it
desirable to
have
other
computer-related products
manufactured
by different com-
panies. As IBM
equipment
responds to
its
own
character
codes
and
transmission
commands,
it
has
been difficult to ttmix" product lines.
With
its
dual
personality,
the
HP
2625A may function over
Port
1
as
an
Hewlett-Packard
terminal
interacting
with
Hewlett-Packard products while
it
functions over
Port
2
as
an
IBM
3276 Control
Unit
within
an
IBM environment.
You
may also connect
the
2625A over
Port
1
to non
HP
systems which
support
ASCII asynchronous point-to-point
data
communications
in
character
mode.
This appendix describes how to
install
your
terminal
into
an
IBM environment, how to
configure
the
terminal
for IBM mode,
and
differences
in
operation between
the
IBM 3276
and
the
HP
2625A.
It
doesn't
attempt
to
rewrite
existing IBM documentation. Therefore, you
should
have
access to
the
following IBM manuals:
•
An
Introduction
to
the 3270 Information Display System, GA27-2739
• Operator's Guide for
IBM
3270 Information Display Systems, GA27-2742
•
IBM
3270 Information Display
System
Component Description, GA27-2749
•
IBM
3270 Information Display
System
3276 Control Unit Display
Station
Operator's Guide,
GA18-2040
•
IBM
3270 Information Display
System
3278 Display Station Operator's Guide, GA27-2890
•
IBM
3270 Information Display
System
Character
Set
Reference Manual, GA27-2837
• General
Information-Binary
Synchronous Communications, GA27-3004
• Introduction
to
the
IBM
3704
and
3705 Communications Controllers, GA27-3051
•
IBM
2703 Transmission Control Component Description, GA27-2703
•
IBM
2701 Data
Adapter
Unit
Component Description, GA22-6864
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