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4 — Twinax Timeout
This mode is used to select the twinax timeout period. After selecting
Mode 4, the LED will display an underscore (_). The user must then press
the MODE button until the LED displays the number of the desired
timeout period (0=1 second, 1=5 seconds, 2=10 seconds, 3=15 seconds,
4=30 seconds, 5=45 seconds, 6=1 minute). After two seconds, the twinax
timeout value will change, and the unit will return to Normal Operating
Mode.
5 — Printer Configurations
This mode is used to select a predefined configuration (stored in the 5250
ALLY’s flash memory) for the PARALLEL OUT PRINTER port. The
complete list of supported printer configurations can be found later in this
chapter (all printer configurations are represented by a two-digit
hexadecimal value). After selecting Mode 5, the LED will display an
equals sign (=). The user must then press the MODE button until the LED
displays the first digit of the desired printer configuration number. After
two seconds, the LED will display an underscore (_), and the user must
enter the second digit of the printer configuration. After two seconds, the
configuration will be loaded, and the unit will return to Normal Operating
Mode.
6 — Alternate Host Modes
This mode is used to select the alternate host mode used by the 5250
ALLY. After selecting Mode 6, the LED will display an underscore (_).
The user must then press the MODE button until the LED displays the
desired mode number (0=IBM emulation, 1=SCS Dump, 2=Xerox 275
emulation, 4=Transparent, 5=Hex Dump). After two seconds, the alternate
host mode value will change, and the unit will return to Normal Operating
Mode.
7 — Alternate Host Timeout
This mode is used to select the alternate host timeout period. After
selecting Mode 7, the LED will display an underscore (_). The user must
then press the MODE button until the LED displays the number of the
desired timeout period (0=1 second, 1=5 seconds, 2=10 seconds, 3=15
seconds, 4= 30 seconds, 5=45 seconds, 6=1 minute). After two seconds,
the alternate host timeout value will change, and the unit will return to
Normal Operating Mode.