Xerox FS 3270 用户手册
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Xerox FS 3270, User's Guide
Xerox FS 3270, User's Guide
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Keep the settings printout together with this manual for future
reference.
reference.
Settings Printout at Power-on (PCL mode only)
A settings printout can also be generated at power-on by activating
function Y120.
function Y120.
NOTE:
The Rotary Switch has to be activated at power on in order to
change from FSL to PCL or back.
The Rotary Switch has to be activated at power on in order to
change from FSL to PCL or back.
2.4.2. Timeout
The Xerox FS 3270 enables printer sharing between the system and a
PC. For this purpose it is possible to specify a timeout period.
PC. For this purpose it is possible to specify a timeout period.
If the printer is receiving input on the parallel port, for example, and there
is a break in the transmission of data, the other input ports will not be
polled for the period speci fied.
is a break in the transmission of data, the other input ports will not be
polled for the period speci fied.
The factory default timeout is 20 seconds. The timeout may be changed to
suit your requirements. This is done by sending a new setup to the Xerox
FS 3270 input port where you want it to take effect. See Chapter 5.
Specifying Timeout.
suit your requirements. This is done by sending a new setup to the Xerox
FS 3270 input port where you want it to take effect. See Chapter 5.
Specifying Timeout.
When specifying the timeout it is also possible to specify a user string. A
user string may be used for changing from one symbol set (e.g. Roman 8)
to another (e.g. IBM -PC8), for example.
user string may be used for changing from one symbol set (e.g. Roman 8)
to another (e.g. IBM -PC8), for example.
NOTE:
Settings on the coax input port are automatically reestablished
after another input port has been using the printer.
Settings on the coax input port are automatically reestablished
after another input port has been using the printer.
On the parallel and RS input port, you have to pro
gram the
required setup yourself.
For more detailed information on the commands required, see Chapter 4,
Specifying Timeout.
Specifying Timeout.