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2.2 The IBM 7171 ASCII Device Attachment Control Unit - Index of

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Note: Do not make the ZAP password the same as the MaintenanceFacility password. Each password must be unique.OptionIf transmission is taking place through the COM2: port, thenspecify '2'.Note: Before any I/O can take place, the communications port must be initializedthrough DOS. <strong>The</strong> settings must coincide with the port configuration set in the<strong>IBM</strong> <strong>7171</strong> for port O. <strong>The</strong> initial setting is for auto baud detect, Even Parity, SevenData Bits, One Stop Bit. To transmit at 1200 bits per second the following DOScommand must be issued:MODE COM1:1200,E,7,1orMODE COM1: 12Both perform the same task, the second option is a standard DOS abbreviation.For a dedicated line, an operator only has to invoke the <strong>7171</strong>10 utility via themenu selection process or by issuing the <strong>7171</strong>10 command. If a switched line isused, first an operator must establish the connection over the switched network.<strong>The</strong> method <strong>of</strong> dialing into the system is modem dependent. Once the connectionis established, then the operator proceeds as for a dedicated line.See the section on DOS Bat files.An example <strong>of</strong> a bat file for automatic dial up is:ECHO .................. >COM1PAUSE<strong>7171</strong>10 {Get I Put} {Ports I Term} filename.1MG password [2]Executing the DOS ECHO command, outputs the dialing sequence to a modemwhich has auto dialing capability. <strong>The</strong>" ........ " indicates that the user must put in amodem specific character string which will make the auto dial-in connection.Execution <strong>of</strong> the PAUSE command will provide the prompt, "Strike a key whenready." Press any Key after the connection is made. <strong>The</strong> Pause command is notrequired for direct connections. It is simply a tool for delaying execution until theuser is sure the modem has established a connection.Executing the last command invokes the <strong>IBM</strong> <strong>7171</strong> Support Utility which inputs oroutputs .IMG files <strong>of</strong> the <strong>IBM</strong> <strong>7171</strong>. If 2 is not specified in the command, theinput or output will default to PC communications port COM1:.C.16.6 I/O Utility Communications<strong>The</strong> <strong>7171</strong>10 utility requires:• Initialization <strong>of</strong> the COM port to the settings specified for PORT O.• A connection to PORT 0, which may be direct, by modem, or an equivalent see<strong>IBM</strong> <strong>7171</strong> <strong>ASCII</strong> <strong>Device</strong> <strong>Attachment</strong> <strong>Control</strong> <strong>Unit</strong> Description and PlanningGuide for help with cable configuration. <strong>The</strong> <strong>7171</strong>10 utility requires CTS andDSR signals for transmission.C-58 <strong>IBM</strong> <strong>7171</strong> Reference Manual and Programming Guide

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