Visara LINCS Central Control - Manual (Page 91)

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11. Device Menu
The device menu contains informational tests which are only valid when devices are configured.
Device Menu LINCS C8.2 Central Control
Item Description
1 Terminal Test
2 Display Device Status
3,u Display/Update Host Connections
4,u Display/Update 3270 LU Connections
5 Broadcast Message to Devices
6,u Display/Update Buffered Prints
7 Display/Update HAP Session Status
8 Extended Attributes Demo
9,u LPD Queue Management
10,u Display/Update LPD Printer Management
11 CE Bridge Status
Select Item: Depress Enter
PF: 1-Menu
Terminal Test and Device Characteristics
The device characteristics will be displayed in this format while showing information for the
current port. Here you can test the terminal.
Terminal Test LINCS C8.2 Central Control
Port Number MCC1.000
Unprotected: Intensified Selector Pen Numeric ==> <==
Unintensified >Selector Pen Nondisplay ==> <==
Protected: Intensified &Selector Pen Numeric ==> <==
Unintensified ?Selector Pen Nondisplay ==> <==
Insert check (8 character field) ==> ... <==
Device Characteristics: Display Mod Size 2
122-Native TW Numeric Lock
Selector Pen Mag Stripe
PF: 1-Menu 7-Back 8-Forw 9-Refresh
PF8-Forward will display information for other ports (in a different format).
Characteristics of an attached device, for combination type devices such as a display with
attached printer, may be displayed by pressing the PF4 key.
This panel may also be called to display a different port’s device statistics other than the port
you are on. This is accomplished by indicating which port you wish to display when the test
number is initially invoked. For example, at the Select Item prompt, typing “1,MCC1.007”
will display the terminal test for the device attached on port 007 of the MCC1 card. The
device has to be powered up to get useful information about it. You may also display similar
information for network devices connecting via Telnet by indicating the NDD port number
associated with the connection. For example, typing ‘1,FET1.000’ will display the
characteristics for a Telnet device that connected through network card FET1, and is assigned
to port ‘000’.