IO # 7

	FECO:	IO # 7
	MODIFICATION NO:	N/A
	PRODUCT:	SPECIALIX JETSTREAM 4000
	SUB-ASSEMBLY:	N/A
	ESTIMATED MAN HOURS:	N/A
	CLASS OF CHANGE:	INFORMATIONAL
	REASON FOR CHANGE:	INTRODUCTION OF JETSTREAM 4000
	RELATED FECO/AB	N/A

1. NOTE: Throughout this FECO a SPACE in a string is shown by a Ñ .
   All other spaces are purely cosmetic

2. INTRODUCTION
   EDP introduce the Specialix Jetstream 4000, Network Access Server, as an smaller addition to the Jetstream 8500. The single size box houses 8 RJ45 ports, on the front; together with a 25pin D-Type Parallel Printer connector. The rear has the mains input and the 9 pin D-Type administrators port, together with the input AUI and 10 BaseT connectors.

See diagram

   5.    MEC IDENTITY

6.1    Set VDU to VT100 emulation, 9600, 8, 1, N, DC1/DC3; and connect to the ADMIN port on
         the rear, with Cable Type. BT .

6.2    Power on the Jetstream

6.3    The login: prompt should be displayed

6.4    Press the Factory Default button to reset to the Factory Defaults (If required)

6.5    Enter admin <CR>
         At password prompt just enter <CR>

JS_4000# or similar should be displayed.

6.6    To display main menu Enter screen <CR>

6.7    NOTE: To move through menus do not use the arrow keys as these may cause problems
         but use –

6.8    FROM MAIN MENU SELECT SERVER CONFIGURATION AND SET AS FOLLOW:-

6.9    DO NOT SET PASSWORD

6.10  SET DATE/TIME
          From main menu select hardware
          Highlight then Set date and time
          When set press <CR>

Prompt accept and exit from Enter <CR>

6.11  SET HOST
          From the main menu select network configuration
          From the network configuration menu select host table
          From the host table menu select add host
          At the prompt enter host name enter the name of the host

6.12  SET LINE CONFIGURATON
          From main menu select line configuration
          Select line port settings <CR>
          Displayed are the available lines, i.e. for 8 port line numbers 1-8 are displayed
          Select the line number required

6.13    FOR VDU SET UP
            The following require to be set up:-
                                    Service     dir tel
                                    Speed      9600           terminal            dumb
                                    flow          soft            pages                4
                                    bits           8               user
                                    parity        none         hostname          xyz
                                    stop          1               host port            2xxx
                                     JS port     2xxx

                                    Dial           none         modem name
                                    phone number

                                    idle timer    0               session timer

6.14    FOR SERIAL PRINTER ON UNIX SVR4 AND UNIVISION
            The printer on Unix SVR4 and Univision, the following require to be set up:-
                                     Service         printer
                                     Speed           9600              terminal          dumb
                                     Flow              soft                pages              4
                                     bits                8                     user
                                     parity             none             hostname        xyz
                                     stop               1                     host port         2xxx
                                                                                     JS port           2xxx

                                     Dial                  none             modem name
                                     phone number

                                     idle timer         0                   session timer

6.15    FOR SERIAL PRINTER ON SCO UNIX
            The following require to be set up:-
                                    Service             rev raw
                                    Speed              9600              terminal             dumb
                                    flow                  soft               pages                 4
                                     bits                  8                  user
                                    parity                none            hostname            xyz
                                    stop                  1                  host port              2xxx
                                                                                 JS port                2xxx

                                     dial                   none            modem name
                                     phone number

                                      idle timer          0                   session timer

6.16    COPY SETTINGS to other lines
            Select the donor line, then press <CR> to display options
            Select copy settings to other lines
            Select the other recipient lines

6.17    FOR PARALLEL PRINTER ON UNIX SVR4
            From main menu select line configuration
            Select parallel port settings <CR>
            At prompt parallel 1 enter <CR>
            From parallel 1 menu set:-

Service         printer
hostname      xyz     é  Configure hostname and it                                         defaults to first
host port       2xxx    ê host in units host table. You
                                        do not need to
JS port         2xxx      ë set host port or JS port.

6.18    TO EXIT after line characteristics are set,
            Select command line mode
            Select exit and save changes
            Display of saving to flash ROM. This may take several seconds, please wait.
            When complete prompt is JS_8500#
            to reboot, enter reb <CR>
            prompt confirm reboot jetstream y/n enter y

6.19    TO RESET Serial/Parallel lines to default
            From Line Port Settings press <CR> to display options
            Select reset to default then press <CR>

6.20    TO TEST PRINTER in Unix SVR4
            Serial Printer from the command line enter rcp Ñ filename Ñ product name : pn
            Parallel Printer from the command line enter rcp Ñ filename Ñ product name : n
            where n is the serial or parallel port number the printer is connected to.
            E.g. rcp Ñ myfile Ñ js2 : p3 or rcp Ñ myfile Ñ js2 : 1

6.21    TO TEST PRINTER in SCO UNIX

8.1    A modified interface script must be created for each printer to be connected to a terminal   U         server port:-

#cd Ñ /usr/spool/lp/model <CR>

8.2    For UniVision systems

U                 #cp Ñ UVstandard Ñ UVstandard.orig <CR>

8.3    For each printer a unique interface script must be created.

U       Enter #cp Ñ UVstandard Ñ UVstandardx <CR>

where x is the unique file number for each printer e.g. UVstandard1 UVstandard2

8.4     Each interface file has to have the following change made:

U                    #vi Ñ UVstandardx <CR>

where x is the unique file number

Now go to para 10

9.1    A modified interface script must be created for each printer to be connected to a terminal   C      server port:-

#cd Ñ /usr/spool/lp/model <CR>

9.2    For Charisma systems

C                #cp Ñ crnlmap Ñ crnlmap.orig <CR>

9.3    For each printer a unique interface script must be created. These will be called:-

C      For Charisma systems
                        crnlmap1
                        crnlmap2

9.4   Each interface file has to have the following change made:

C                #vi Ñ crnlmapx

where x is the unique file number

9.5    Find the line :-

C                  echo "\f\c"

and insert a hash sign "#" at the front of the line. There will be two of these. Now go to the next paragraph.

rcp Ñ $ {file} Ñ Jet2 : p1 Ñ 2>&1 Ñ 1>&3

rcp Ñ $ {file} Ñ Jet2 : 1 Ñ 2>&1 Ñ 1>&3

14.1 Each printer to be connected to a terminal server must have its own file in the /dev directory.          This has to be /dev/znullx where x = a number.

14.2 As a default there is only 1 /dev/null

14.3 To create additional files in UniVision:-

U                 #cd Ñ / dev <CR>

#ls Ñ -l Ñ null Ñ | Ñ pg <CR>

14.3 To create additional files in Charisma:-

C                 #cd Ñ / dev <CR>

#ls Ñ -l Ñ *null* Ñ | Ñ pg <CR>

14.4 Make a note of the Univision major numbers

U                #mknod Ñ /dev/znullx Ñ c Ñ [major number] Ñ [minor number] <CR>

where x is the unique file number

14.4 Make a note of the Charisma major numbers

C              #mknod Ñ /dev/nullx Ñ c Ñ [major number] Ñ [minor number] <CR>

where x is the unique file number.
Major / Minor numbers usually 2 2

14.5 Change permissions on the UniVision znull device just created

U      Enter # chmod Ñ 666 Ñ znullx

use the same major/minor number you recorded above.

14.5 Change permissions on the Charisma null device just created

C      Enter # chmod Ñ 666 Ñ nullx

use the same major/minor number you recorded above.

14.6 Repeat as required.

15.1 For UniVision systems:

U                 #/usr/lib/lpadmin Ñ -pUVtest Ñ -v/dev/null* Ñ -TUVdumb Ñ

-mUVstandard* Ñ -onobanner

15.2 Ensure that UniVision printers have a name prefixed by UV and the printer type is set to
U      UVdumb. (HP laser printers do not work properly with UVdumb).

16.1 ADDING PRINTERS IN Univision
U

16.2 Once the printer has been added in Unix then add the printer in Univision
U

16.3 Enter UVsetup and select option 5 Maintain Printer Records

U                Option A to ADD a Printer

16.4 When prompted for the printer name enter it e.g.. UVLP01
U

16.5 The printer will be added to the next available port if the system is networked,
U      if it is not networked it will be added to the designated process for the direct device.

7.1 Unix test enter # lp Ñ -d Ñ [ptr name] Ñ [file] <CR>
U

17.2 Univision test from $ prompt $ lp Ñ -d Ñ [ptr name] Ñ [file] <CR>
U

18.1 Using scoadmin/sysadmin configure each printer in the usual way.
C      Once all printers have been set up, then to configure the correct interface script, issue the           following command for each printer

18.2 For Charisma systems:

C                   #/usr/lib/lpadmin Ñ -p[ptr name] Ñ -v[device name] Ñ -Tdumb Ñ

-mcrnlmap* Ñ -onobanner <CR>

where [ptr name] is the printer label assigned via sysadm and standardx is the interface script name.
where * of -mcrnlmap* is the unique file number.

19.1 From Unix use lp Ñ -d Ñ [ptr name] Ñ [file] <CR> to test each printer.
C

19.2 From Charisma, login as bml

C                 then from the tty prompt use lp Ñ -d Ñ [ptr name] Ñ [file] <CR>

        Repair is by replacement

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