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General| Display Type | CRT |
|---|---|
| Screen Size | 15 inches |
| Resolution | 1024 x 768 |
| Refresh Rate | 60 Hz |
| Video Input | VGA |
| Weight | 15 lbs |
| Color Depth | 8-bit (256 colors) |
Details IBM's warranty terms for the machine and its parts, including warranty period and service information.
Covers FCC and Canadian compliance statements regarding radio frequency emissions and potential interference.
Lists trademarks and service marks of IBM and other companies referenced in the publication.
Contains important disclaimers, information on product availability, and reproduction rights.
Provides crucial danger, caution, and warning notices for safe operation and handling of the terminal.
Lists the main capabilities and specifications of the terminal, including compatibility and display options.
Identifies and describes the physical connectors and controls on the terminal unit.
Details the layout and types of keyboards supported by the terminal.
Explains the notations and symbols used throughout the manual for clarity and understanding.
Describes the terminal's serial and parallel ports and communication capabilities.
Explains screen line counts, page memory, and visual effects of display settings.
Determines the type of serial ports and devices to be connected to the terminal.
Guides on making the necessary physical connections, including null modem adapters.
Sets the terminal for single or dual session mode for host connections.
Assigns serial ports to specific host sessions and printer connections.
Configures the terminal when a printer is not being used for a session.
Consults system administrator for serial device communication settings.
Details the procedures for configuring communications based on physical connections.
Sets the terminal's emulation mode to match application requirements.
Guides on configuring other parameters like display, keyboard, and tabs.
Ensures that all setup parameters are saved in permanent memory.
Finalizes installation and establishes communication with host computer(s).
Provides diagrams for common terminal connection configurations.
Offers a guide for connecting hosts and printers to the terminal's ports.
A chart to document system and terminal configuration settings.
Introduces the Setup menu as the terminal's control panel for configuration.
Explains how to enter and exit the terminal's setup menus.
Details methods for saving configuration changes to permanent memory.
Describes navigation techniques within the setup menus using keys.
Explains parameters that initiate actions rather than just selections.
Covers the setup parameters for running the terminal in dual session mode.
Provides a comprehensive map of setup parameters organized by function keys.
The primary setup screen for critical terminal operation parameters.
Configures general terminal behavior like auto wrap, screen saver, and bell volume.
Allows adjustment of screen length, video, cursor appearance, and page settings.
Manages keyboard language, character set, key modes, and repeat settings.
Customizes the behavior of return, enter, alt, and other special keys.
Configures communication parameters for EIA and AUX serial ports.
Sets host communication parameters, including break, modem control, and receive/send modes.
Controls printing modes, character sets, and print regions.
Selects terminal emulation types and configures related attributes.
Manages tab settings, including auto-initialization and column/field definitions.
Configures the terminal's answerback message and concealment settings.
Allows programming of function and edit keys for specific actions.
Performs terminal and session reset, save, recall, and buffer clearing operations.
Explains text editing behavior within setup fields, including overwrite mode.
Introduces the terminal's five desk accessories accessible via pop-up windows.
Details how to display the menu to select desk accessories like Clock or Calculator.
Explains how to exit a desk accessory window and return to the main screen.
Describes how to disable access to desk accessories via setup.
Displays a monthly calendar for years 1900-2099, with navigation controls.
Allows setting and displaying the terminal's date, time, and alarm functions.
Provides a numeric keypad-based calculator with basic arithmetic functions.
Displays the ASCII character set, showing characters and their representations.
Shows terminal configuration information like RAM, keyboard type, and firmware revision.
Lists local keystrokes for various actions, including desk accessories and setup.
Details page memory configurations for single and dual session modes.
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