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General| Manufacturer | IBM |
|---|---|
| Model | System/36 |
| Release Year | 1983 |
| Operating System | SSP (System Support Program) |
| Weight | Varies by model |
| Dimensions | Varies by model |
| Storage | Diskette, Hard Disk |
| Display | Monochrome |
| Input | Keyboard |
Identifies the primary audience responsible for installing work stations on the System/36 PC.
Explains the manual's structure, covering work station connection, forms, and cable planning.
Lists prerequisite personal computer knowledge and related IBM publications for users.
Describes work stations, their types, and connection methods to the System/36.
Details creating a floor plan to visualize device and cable placement for installation.
Guides on assigning unique device codes and addresses for each work station for system configuration.
Outlines plotting cable routes on a floor plan, considering physical routing and distance.
Explains how to calculate the required length for each work station cable, including slack.
Details ordering preassembled cables using part numbers or bulk cable options.
Covers cable path support, conduit use, and signal separation guidelines for safe installation.
Describes the process of labeling work station cables with identification information.
Provides detailed technical specifications for vinyl-covered and Teflon-covered twinaxial cables.
Lists part names, numbers, and descriptions for ordering twinaxial cable components.
Step-by-step guide for assembling twinaxial cables using connector kits and components.
Explains procedures for testing cable continuity and polarity to ensure proper connections.
Discusses acoustic design choices for work stations in general business and quiet office areas.
Presents a chart of declared sound power and pressure emission values for IBM work stations.
A template for documenting local work station configurations, addresses, and connections.
Templates for documenting remote work station configurations, addresses, and controller details.
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