Motorola System 6300 Series Manual de usuario

Preface

Section 1 of this manual goes into some technical detail in

describing the System 6300 including the System 6300

processing unit and the TM6000 workstation.

Section 2 provides a step by-step procedure for installing the

System 6300 including unpacking, site selection, installation,

and procedures for initial power-up of the system.

No special technical knowledge is necessary to install and

power up your system. If you have problems with the

definition of words, use the glossary at the back of the

manual.

If you have acquired one or more of the peripheral options

available with your system, such as a printer, refer to the

individual peripheral's Installation and User's Guide for

instructions on how to install and hook up these peripheral

units to your system.

Section 3 starts the user's guide portion of this manual. The

user's guide is intended as a reference for daily operation of

your system. Included in the user's guide is Section 3, which

identifies all controls. switches, and indicators of your system,

and Section 4, which shows you how to maintain and care

for your system.

Appendix A of this manual has the specifications for both

the processing unit and the TM6000 workstation. Appendix

B identifies all the connectors for the processing unit and the

TM6000 workstation for quick ref,erence.

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Data and Computer Software clause in DAR 7-104.9 (a).

Four-Phase Systems, Inc.

10700 North De Anza Boulevard

Cupertino, California 95014

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Contents

Section 1 Introduction

Section 2 Installation and Powering-Up

Section 3 Getting to Know Your System's Operating Mechanisms

Section 4 Maintenance and Care

Appendix A The Processing Unit and TM6000 Workstation Specifications

Appendix B The Processing Unit and TM6000 Connectors

Glossary

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Section 1

Introduction

General Description of the System 6300, i-1

System 6300 Processing Unit Description, 1"1

TM6000 Workstation Description, 1'4

Illustrations

1-1 System 6300 and Printers, 1-2

l2 System 6300 Disc Drives, Connectors, Status Indicators, and the RESET

Switch. 1-3

1-3 TM6000 Workstation Components and Cables, 1-5

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Congratulations, you have just received your System 6300 computer system.

The System 6300 is simple to install, simple to get started, and easy to operate.

To get your System 6300 cornputer system started and ready to operate, you

must do the following:

. Get acquainted with the system by reading this introduction to the System

6300.

Pick an appropriate site for your computer system.

Unpack the processing unit, the TM6000 workstation, the cables, and

memory expansion boards if you have acquired any.

Install and plug your system into a source of electric power.

Do the initial power-up of your system.

Load your software and bring up your system according to the instructions

in your System 6340 Software Installation Guide.

GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF THE SYSTEM 6300

The basic System 6300 is composed of the processing unit, which has a fixed

and a floppy disc drive to store information; a TM6000 workstation, which

includes a video display unit, a keyboard, and a power module; the various

peripheral options, like printers; and the cabling necessary to connect the

processing unit, the TM6000 workstation, and the peripherals together.

Figure 1-1. shows the processing unit hooked up to one TM6000 workstation,

one matrix printer, and one character printer. For information on installation,

operation, and maintainance of the peripheral or peripherals you acquired with

your System 6300, look at each peripheral's Installation and User's Guide.

THE SYSTEM 53OO PROCESSING UNIT DESCRIPTION

The System 6300 processing unit uses the powerful MC68010 microprocessor.

The standard system comes with 1 megabyte of memory that you can expand to

2 megabytes of memory (enough memory for 2 million typed characters), and

can support up to eight terminal workstations.

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As mentioned previously. the processing unit has both a fixed disc drive arrd a

floppy disc drive to store programs and data information. The floppy disc rlrive

allows you to enter or remove programs or data from the processing unit by

entering and removing floppy diskettes.

The System 6300 processing unit has the folloruing c:onnectors on the rea:: of the

processing unit: the cluster connector to connect ternrinals: the parallel printer

connector to connect parallel printers: channel 1to connect printers, terrnilals, or

communication clevices; and channel 0 to connect the first terminal to your"

processing unit with an R5-232 Cross cable.

The rear of the prrocessing unit also has status indicaiors that indicate the s;tatus;

of the processing unit as it goes through its diffrzrent functions; and it has; the

RESET switch that restarts the processing unit if it has been shut down.

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Figure 1-2 points out the system's disc drives, connectors, status indicators, and

the RESET switch:

STATUS

INDICATOBS

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CLUSTER

PARALLEL

PRINTER

CHANNEL T

CHANNEL ,

RESET SWITCH

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7-2. The System 6300 Disc Drives, Connectors,

Status Indicators, and the RESET Switch

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For the dimension,s, power requirements, and en'uironmental specifications oi the

System 6300 processing unit, see Appendix A in this manual.

THE TM6OOO WORKSTATION DESCRIPTION

The TM6000 workstation is an inteliigent terminerl. This means that lhe TM6l00

can perform certain functions with its own software instead of relying on the

processing unit's software.

The TM6000 vide,: display unit displays up to 26lines of 80 characters per,ine.

The TM6000 offers eight possible foreign languaqe font choices, business

graphics capabilities, and a video display unit with a tilt-and-swivel action. Also, if

you acquire the proper software from Four-Phaser Systems, the TM6000 can

produce split screens that can be scrolled independently of each oth,er.

The TM6000 workstation, as shown in Figure l-Ii, consists of the foltowing

components:

o The video display unit with its base assembly

o § keyboard and coiled keyboard cable

r The power module with one short power cord, c,ne long pow€rr cord, itnd

one flat power cable

o The RS-232 Cross cable and R5422 cable

The R5422, and the RS-232 Cross cables that connect the TM6000 workstation

to the processing unit are considered part of the IM6000 workstation for our

description purposes.

NOTE: The RS'232 Cross cable is used only to connect the first TI\46000

workstation to the processing unit.

For the dimensions, power requirements, and environrnental specifications fr:rr

the TM6000 work,station, see Appendix A in this manual.

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