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caddy
The holder for the compact disc used in a CDROM drive.
CD
See compact disc.
CDROM
See compact disc read-only memory.
central processing unit (CPU)
The unit of the computer that is responsible for interpreting and
executing instructions.
channel
A path along which digital information can flow in a computer.
Also, the main current path between the source and drain
electrodes in a semiconductor device. See also bus.
checksum
A sum of digits or bits that is used to verify the integrity of a
piece of data.
CISC
See complex instruction set computer.
client
A piece of hardware or software that obtains a specific set of
services from a server.
client-server computing
An approach to computing that enables personal computer and
workstation users—the ‘‘clients’’—to work cooperatively with
software programs stored on a mainframe or minicomputer—the
‘‘server.’’
clock
A signal used to synchronize the circuits in a computer system.
Glossary–5
- Owner’s Guide 1
- Contents 3
- 4 Installing a Server System 4
- 6 Starting Up Your System 4
- 7 Turning Off Your System 5
- 8 Maintaining Your System 5
- Part II Advanced Operations 5
- 9 Using Console Commands 5
- 12 Using an Alternate Console 6
- Part III Handling Problems 6
- 13 Identifying a Problem 6
- 14 Running Diagnostic Tests 7
- Part IV Appendixes 7
- A Hardware Specifications 7
- B Port Pin-outs 7
- C Associated Documents 7
- Purpose of 15
- This Guide 15
- Structure of 15
- Conventions 16
- Task Symbols 17
- Categories 18
- Basic Operations 19
- Introduction to Your System 21
- System Configurations 22
- Overview of the System 23
- Highlights 24
- Operating Systems 25
- Description 27
- You May Have 27
- Factory-Installed 27
- Software 27
- Graphics Capabilities 28
- Audio Capabilities 30
- Available Options 31
- Choosing a Location 34
- Requirements 35
- What to Avoid 35
- Customizing Your Work Area 36
- Adjust your chair so that 37
- Parts Used for 39
- Installation 39
- MLO-011247 40
- Unpacking a Server System 41
- A Closer Look at Your System 43
- Back of the 44
- Connecting the Workstation 53
- Step 3: Monitor 56
- Video Cable to 56
- Step 4: Monitor 57
- Power Cord to 57
- Ethernet 58
- Step 6: SCSI 59
- Terminator 59
- Keyboard/Mouse 60
- Cable to 60
- MLO-010362 61
- MLO-010980 62
- MLO-008601 63
- Step 11: Power 64
- Step 12: 64
- Step 13: Printer 65
- Checking Your Installation 67
- Installing a Server System 71
- Connecting the Server 75
- Step 2: SCSI 76
- Check the 78
- Determine 78
- Switch Position 78
- Yellow Label 79
- Step 4: System 80
- Step 5: Power 81
- Step 6: Modem 81
- Step 7: Printer 82
- Step Action 88
- Step 3: Sliding 89
- Overview 90
- MLO-008604 91
- Connection 92
- Ethernet Cable 93
- Transceiver 93
- MLO-011209 94
- MLO-011210 95
- After Cable 96
- Connections 96
- Two Network 96
- Settings 96
- If the Test Fails 98
- Contact Your 98
- Administrator 98
- Starting Up Your System 99
- Before You Begin 100
- Turning On the System 101
- Workstation 102
- Procedure 102
- Server Startup 102
- MLO-008602 103
- Reviewing the Startup Display 104
- 6–8 Starting Up Your System 106
- For information 106
- ZK−3620A−GE 108
- Log In to Your 110
- Starting Up Your System 6–13 111
- Where to Go Next 112
- Turning Off Your System 113
- Shutting Down the System 115
- Turn Off the 116
- Hardware 116
- Halting the System 117
- Pressing the 118
- Halt Button 118
- Turning Off Your System 7–7 119
- Returning to 120
- Program Mode 120
- Maintaining Your System 121
- Liquid on the 123
- System Unit 123
- Accidental 123
- Spills on the 123
- Keyboard 123
- Cleaning the Monitor 124
- Cleaning the Mouse 124
- When to Clean 125
- Advanced Operations 127
- Using Console Commands 129
- Modes of System Operation 131
- Console Mode User Interface 132
- Console Commands 134
- The boot Command 137
- For the... Refer to the 138
- 9–10 Using Console Commands 138
- Using Console Commands 9–11 139
- Example: 140
- TURBOchannel 140
- Commands 140
- The continue Command 141
- The halt Command 141
- The help Command 142
- The help advanced Command 143
- The set or setenv Command 144
- The show or printenv Command 145
- The test Command 146
- Chapter Overview 147
- Startup Action Parameter 151
- Device Naming Conventions 153
- Task Overview 162
- Step Description 163
- Step 3: Release 165
- Driveplate 165
- Step 4: Move 166
- Step 5: Move 167
- Secure System 167
- Step 6: Replace 168
- Step 7: Replace 169
- Drive Cable and 169
- Thumbscrews 169
- MLO-010361 170
- Entering a Password 171
- Enabling System Security 172
- Using the login Command 173
- Forgetting the Password 174
- If You Make an 176
- Using an Alternate Console 177
- When to Use 179
- Connect a 180
- Terminal or 180
- Step 2: Change 181
- Console Switch 181
- Part III 183
- Identifying a Problem 185
- Determining Type of Problem 188
- Identifying a Problem 13–5 189
- Startup Problems 190
- Diagnostic 191
- Lights Display 191
- Error Code 191
- No Startup 192
- Error in Startup 193
- Startup Errors 193
- If ?? appears next to 194
- 13–10 Identifying a Problem 194
- Boot Failure 195
- 13–12 Identifying a Problem 196
- Elements in the 199
- 13–16 Identifying a Problem 200
- Test Name Device Tested 201
- Identifying a Problem 13–17 201
- Error Message 202
- Element Description 202
- 13–18 Identifying a Problem 202
- Identifying a Problem 13–19 203
- Display Problems 204
- Distorted 205
- Display on 205
- No Display on 206
- Mouse and Keyboard Problems 207
- SCSI Device Problems 208
- Network Problems 210
- Running Diagnostic Tests 213
- Using the test 217
- Single Test 217
- Multiple Test 218
- Diagnostic Test 218
- Running Diagnostic Tests 14–7 219
- Initializing Your 221
- Note: Another 222
- Way to Initialize 222
- Your System 222
- Display Lights 223
- Location 223
- Console Mode Display 224
- Program Mode Display 224
- Digital Support 226
- Center Contact 226
- Installing 227
- Loopback 227
- Connectors and 227
- Terminators 227
- 10BASE-T 228
- Connector 228
- Alternate 229
- Console/Printer 229
- Handling Problems Worksheet 231
- DEC 3000 AXP 232
- Appendixes 233
- Hardware Specifications 235
- System Specifications 236
- Specifications 237
- Environmental 238
- Limitations 238
- International 240
- Power Cord 240
- Part Numbers 240
- Port Pin-outs 241
- Pin Description 242
- B–2 Port Pin-outs 242
- MLO-008585 243
- Communications Port Pin-outs 244
- External SCSI Port 245
- Keyboard/Mouse or Tablet Port 247
- AUI Ethernet Port 248
- ISDN Port 250
- 10BASE-T Port 251
- Audio Port 252
- Associated Documents 253
- Associated Printed Documents 254
- OpenVMS AXP Documentation 255
- DEC OSF/1 AXP Documentation 256
- Documentation 257
- Appendix Overview 259
- Service Categories 260
- Host Power Rating 261
- Module Isolation 262
- Safety Status 263
- Cable Approval 263
- Pin-Outs 264
- Supported Cables 265
- Circuit (PTT) 265
- Glossary 267
- Glossary–2 268
- Glossary–3 269
- Glossary–4 270
- Glossary–5 271
- Glossary–6 272
- Glossary–7 273
- Glossary–8 274
- Glossary–9 275
- Glossary–10 276
- Glossary–11 277
- Glossary–12 278
- Glossary–13 279
- Glossary–14 280
- Glossary–15 281
- Glossary–16 282
- Glossary–17 283
- Glossary–18 284
- Glossary–19 285
- Glossary–20 286
- Glossary–21 287
- Glossary–22 288
- Glossary–23 289
- Glossary–24 290
- Glossary–25 291
- Glossary–26 292
- Glossary–27 293
- Glossary–28 294
- Glossary–29 295
- Glossary–30 296
- Glossary–31 297
- Glossary–32 298
- Glossary–33 299
- Glossary–34 300
- Glossary–35 301
- TURBOchannel test 309
- Technical Support 311
- Electronic Orders 311
- BUSINESS REPLY MAIL 314
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