2-12 Install and Configuration
Graphics Terminal Configuration
If a graphics terminal is to be used as the system console you must be aware of the following rules and path
address requirements.
Supported Graphics Device: The HP A4330A 17" Monitor, the A4331A 20" Monitor, and the A4331B
20" Monitor are the only supported graphics devices at this time. The Monitors will automatically set
themselves to match the graphics device adaptor (A2999A or A3519A). The graphics device adaptor has
the following characteristics:
Resolution = 1280 x 1024
Scan Rate = 75Hz
Table 2-4. HP 3000/9x9KS Path Addressing
Location/Description Device Type Address Path
Core I/O card console connector HP 700/96 system console 10/4/0.0
Core I/O card UPS connector 1300VA PowerTrust (UPS) 10/4/0.3
Core I/O card Internal or External modem
connector
HP LAM for Internal modem or
an External modem
10/4/0.1
HP-PB 0, slot 1 HP-PB I/O card 10/4/4. (device addr)
HP-PB 0, slot 2 HP-PB I/O card 10/4/8. (device addr)
HP-PB 0, slot 3 HP-PB I/O card 10/4/12. (device addr)
HP-PB 0, slot 4 HP-PB I/O card 10/4/16. (device addr)
Core I/O SCSI connector SE SCSI Interface 10/4/20. (device addr)
Internal Peripheral Bay, slot A SE SCSI CD-ROM 10/4/20.2
Internal Peripheral Bay, slot B SE SCSI DDS Drive 10/4/20.0
Core I/O card FW DIFF SCSI connector FW DIFF SCSI Interface 10/4/24
Internal Peripheral Bay, slot C (boot disk) FW SCSI disk drive 10/4/24.6
Internal Peripheral Bay, slot D FW SCSI disk drive 10/4/24.5
Internal Peripheral Bay, slot E FW SCSI disk drive 10/4/25.4
Internal Peripheral Bay, slot F FW SCSI disk drive 10/4/25.3
Core I/O card, ALS or THINLAN connector Appropriate LAN cable 10/4/0
HP-PB 1, slot 1 HP-PB I/O card 10/16/4. (device addr)
HP-PB 1, slot 2 HP-PB I/O card 10/16/8. (device addr)
HP-PB 1, slot 3 HP-PB I/O card 10/16/12. (device addr)
HP-PB 1, slot 4 HP-PB I/O card 10/16/16. (device addr)
Caution
If you are installing a graphics terminal in a system that currently uses a standard RS-232 terminal for
its console, you must reconfigure the PDC path address for the graphics console before removing the
standard RS-232 console from the system.
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