Table of Contents
Advertisement
HP 13245A CHARACTER SET
GENERATION KIT
The Character Set Generation Kit Accessory consists of a
PROM Character PCA, part no. 02640-60053 and a Con-
nector Assembly, part no. 02640-60070. Install the HP
13245A accessory as follows:
1. ()
Open terminal to its half open position (refer to
"Opening the Terminal").
2. ()
Rearrange PCA's in the Backplane Assembly so
that an unused connector is available for the
PROM Character PCA adjacent to either the Dis-
play Control PCA or Display Enhancement PCA
depending on the character set(s) to be replaced.
If
the base character set is to be replaced, vacate a
connector adjacent to the Display Control PCA. If
an alternate character set(s) is to be replaced,
vacate a connector adjacent to the Display En-
hancement PCA.
NOTE
PCA arrangement can be in any config-
uration with the following exceptions.
The Keyboard Interface and data com-
munications PCA's should always be in-
stalled in one of the first three
Backplane Assembly connectors closest
to the power supply. The Display En-
hancement, DMA, Display Control, and
Display Timing PCA's must always be
installed as a group in adjacent connec-
tors to accommodate the Top Plane Con-
nector Assembly. The CTU Interface and
Re.ad/Write PCA's (option 007) must al-
ways be installed in adjacent connectors.
No Backplane Assembly connectors can
be left vacant between any PCA's except
for the two CTU PCA's which can be
separated from the others.
3. ()
Install PROM Character PCA in vacated
Backplane Assembly connector.
NOTE
The base or alternate character set
ROM(s) to be replaced by the user gener-
ated PROM set(s) must be removed from
the applicable PCA in accordance with
the instructions contained in the Char-
acter Set Generation Kit Application
Note, part no. 13245-90001.
4. ()
When connected to the Display Enhancement
PCA, the PROM Character PCA character sets 1
and 2 replace the Display Enhancement PCA
character sets 1 and 2 respectively.
If
an alter-
nate set(s) is to be replaced, first determine if the
user generated PROM set(s) is alphanumeric or
Installation
microvector. Then, using table 7-1 and figure 7-6
asa guide, correctly arrange Display Enhance-
ment PCAjumpers 2 and 4 for the PROM charac-
ter set type(s). (Jumpers 1 and 3 can either be
removed or left installed.)
5. ()
Attach Connector Assembly, part no. 02640-
60070 between the two interface connectors (P2)
on the PROM Character PCA and Display Con-
trol PCA or Display Enhancement PCA.
6. ()
Check and, if necessary, adjust power supply (re-
fer to "Power Supply Adjustment").
7. ()
Firmly grasp mainframe top cover in one hand
and release safety latch by pressing it inboard
with other hand. Then, using both hands,care-
fully lower top cover to its closed position.
HP 13246A/B PRINTER SUBSYSTEM (9866)
This accessory consists of a Terminal Duplex Register
PCA, part no. 02640-60031; a 13232S Cable Assembly,
part no. 02640-60135; and an HP 9866A or B Printer. To
install this accessory, first perform the HP 13238A Ter-
minal Duplex Register installation instructions steps 1
through 7. After the PCA and cable assembly have been
installed, install the printer in accordance with the in-
structions contained in the HP 9866A/B Printer Operator's
Manual, part no. 09866-90901.
HP 13250B SERIAL PRINTER INTERFACE
The HP 13250B provides an RS232C interface to serial
printers. You can configure the 13250B to be compatible
with many RS232 serial printers requiring handshake or
full-character protocol. For details on configuring and in-
stalling the interface, refer to the HP 13250 accessory
manual, part no. 02640-90042.
HP 13260A,B,C,D DATA COMMUNICATIONS
ACCESSORIES
The HP 13260A,B,C,D Data Communications Accessories
provide various types of data communications from tele-
typewriter compatible data communications to asyn-
chronous or synchronous multipoint polling. (Refer to Sec-
tion
V
for details of these accessories.) Only one data
communications interface may be installed in the termi-
nal at any time. Each accessory consists of the items listed
in table 7-3.
I
CAUTION
I
MaS integrated circuits can be damaged
by electrostatic discharge. Use the fol-
lowing precautions:
7-13
Advertisement
Table of Contents
