AT&T IPC-1600 - Manual

AT&T IPC-1600

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Table of Contents:

  • Page 2 – NOTICE
  • Page 3 – Table of Contents; Preface
  • Page 4 – MS-DOS Device Driver Installation
  • Page 5 – Managing the Serial Ports
  • Page 6 – Appendices; Hardware Parameter Settings
  • Page 7 – Compatibility with Other I/O System Cabling; Glossary
  • Page 9 – List of Figures; Diagram
  • Page 11 – Limited Warranty; under normal operating conditions.
  • Page 12 – limitations may not apply to you.
  • Page 13 – RF Interference Warning; All cables used to connect with peripherals must be shielded and
  • Page 14 – Trademarks; The following trademarks are used in this guide:
  • Page 15 – Ordering Information; Additional copies of this document can be ordered by calling:
  • Page 16 – Training Information; The AT&T Education and Training Catalogue of Courses and course
  • Page 18 – Guide Organization
  • Page 19 – Appendix A, “Hardware Parameter Settings,” provides information
  • Page 23 – Ports and Drivers; The software that takes care of the I/O tasks between the user
  • Page 24 – Information in the Examples; Text you enter on your terminal is shown in bold type.; Text displayed on your terminal by the computer is shown in
  • Page 25 – Hexadecimal Notation
  • Page 26 – Strategy; Native MS-DOS and UNIX System Operation; The host computer must be set up to have base; If you plan to use both the native (boot) MS-DOS and the UNIX system
  • Page 27 – Operation; If you plan to use MS-DOS under Simul-Task 386 or to use only the; Native MS-DOS Operation; If you plan to use only native MS-DOS for the operation of the
  • Page 28 – Chapter 2: MS-DOS Device Driver Installation
  • Page 29 – Introduction; If you are using only the UNIX system for Intelligent; The same software is supplied on both a 5.25-inch diskette; and IRQ level initially set before executing the
  • Page 30 – Installation Procedure; EDLIN
  • Page 31 – Preconfigure the IPC-1600 Boards
  • Page 32 – Install the Hardware; drive and close the diskette drive door.; Use the MS-DOS COPY command to copy all files from the diskette to; prompts are machine dependent.
  • Page 33 – Change directory to an optional separate directory to
  • Page 34 – Create or Modify the; in the root directory of the drive from which you boot MS-DOS.
  • Page 35 – Execute IPC16CNF to Configure the Driver; The IPC16CNF.EXE program is used to configure or reconfigured the; following paragraphs.
  • Page 36 – Number of Boards Option; table is redrawn to show the number selected.; Memory Segment Option; Driver Support Option; The D)river Support Option is used to specify DOS or INT 14 support.
  • Page 37 – Start Channel Number Option; The S)tart Channel # option is used to specify the beginning channel; Port Address Option
  • Page 38 – Channel Parameters Option
  • Page 39 – After selecting a channel, the following options are available.; selected channel (port) as shown in the following screen display.
  • Page 40 – The N)ame option is used to change the MS-DOS name assigned to the
  • Page 41 – Finishing Up; However, on the next reboot, the system will revert to the previous
  • Page 42 – Reconfigure the Boards If Necessary; Be sure to take notes throughout this phase of; Reboot the System; Reboot the system (AT&T WGS computer) to load the Intelligent Ports
  • Page 43 – Accessing Serial Ports; were files with file names
  • Page 44 – Removing the MS-DOS Device Driver; To remove the Intelligent Ports Card MS-DOS device driver from the; Removes all files under the IPC directory.
  • Page 45 – diagnostic program remains on the system disk.; reboot the system to reconfigure the system.
  • Page 46 – Device Driver
  • Page 48 – The same software is provided on both a 5.25-inch diskette
  • Page 49 – IPC-1600 TUNABLE PARAMETERS; NCLIST
  • Page 51 – General Installation Procedures
  • Page 52 – Installation Procedures; The installation software displays are dynamic and; Specify the Type of Installation
  • Page 53 – The installation process searches the system data for available:
  • Page 54 – Specify Shared or Board-Unique Hardware
  • Page 55 – Specify Shared or Board-Unique Controller
  • Page 56 – board types in the system.
  • Page 57 – Specify the Number of Boards; Starting controller memory address.
  • Page 58 – Assigning Board-Unique Hardware Interrupt; the interrupt that you wish to assign and then press ENTER.; during the hardware installation.
  • Page 59 – Assigning an I/O Address; Remember that if you are adding more than one board, the I/O address
  • Page 60 – Assigning Board-Unique Starting Controller
  • Page 61 – Remember that if you are adding more than one board, the controller
  • Page 62 – Confirming the Data; display and prompt may appear on your screen:; To accept the data, press the Y key and then press the ENTER key. You; The system limits the number of Ports boards that you can install; and then press the ENTER key.
  • Page 63 – prompt may appear on your screen:; To accept the data, press the Y key and then press the ENTER key.; the beginning of this chapter.
  • Page 64 – Completing Driver Installation; The following message appears:
  • Page 65 – Once the kernel has been rebuilt, another message displays:; Press ENTER. This automatically shuts down the system. You may now; proceed to the hardware phase of installation.
  • Page 66 – Modifying Kernel Configuration; Removing All IPC-1600 Boards; To remove all IPC-1600 board information from the kernel, log in as; Changing IPC-1600 Configuration; controller address for each board.
  • Page 67 – Chapter 4: Hardware Installation
  • Page 69 – Preparation; Prepare Machine for Installation; the following screen display.
  • Page 70 – Prepare the IPC-1600 for Installation; Set the Controller Memory Starting Address; If you are adding more than one board, make sure that the selected I/O; Set the Interrupt Request Level
  • Page 71 – Cables to the IPC-1600” and “Install the Board” in the host computer.
  • Page 72 – Connect the Ribbon Cables to the; Route the ribbon cables from the 16-Ports Fanout module to the host
  • Page 73 – Install the Board; for installing a board.
  • Page 74 – Chapter 5: Managing the Serial Ports
  • Page 75 – either the hipcutils(1) command or the AT&T Framed Access Command
  • Page 76 – Node Names; There are two classes of device node names:; ttyih; The x is the board occurrence number. Board numbers are 1 through 7.
  • Page 77 – Board
  • Page 78 – Software Device Class
  • Page 79 – Hardware Device Class; and monitors the following:
  • Page 80 – IPC-1600 Administration Via hipcutils; The hipcutils command is used to administer IPC-1600 ports. The; package for additional information.
  • Page 82 – cursor through the field.
  • Page 83 – Chapter 6: System Features
  • Page 84 – Features; Each serial port has the following capabilities:
  • Page 86 – Performance Characteristics; # of transmitted characters per second
  • Page 88 – Power Consumption
  • Page 91 – MS-DOS Boot Error Message; can be caused by an incorrect board configuration.; can be caused by a hardware problem.; In response to these error messages, do the following.
  • Page 92 – Copy Diagnostics to the System Disk; This procedure is only for systems running native; Use the MS-DOS COPY command to copy the IPC16DIA.COM file from
  • Page 93 – Copy the file from the “A” drive to the “C” drive
  • Page 94 – How to Run Diagnostics; from the IPC16DIA program. The program is terminated by the ESC key.; Note that it is necessary to change the controller memory address; The opening screen of the IPC16DIA program is as follows. As you; updated to show the selections.
  • Page 95 – be tested as follows.
  • Page 96 – The IPC16DIA program is terminated by entering an escape (ESC). The; the specified board and then an ESC entered to quit the program.
  • Page 97 – Host 64KB Dual-Ported Memory Tests; successful in both directions.; IPC-1600 FEPOS Integrity Tests; system for test results.
  • Page 98 – IPC-1600 Communication Ports Tests; communication ports diagnostics are internal, standalone tests.
  • Page 99 – Helpful Hints; Intelligent Ports Card.
  • Page 100 – When using a Hayes* compatible MODEM, dial out once to configure the
  • Page 101 – Appendix A: Hardware Parameter Settings
  • Page 102 – Information; The IPC-1600 has switches for selecting the following:
  • Page 104 – - Switch pushed “IN” or to the
  • Page 109 – DS1 Switch Settings—I/O Port Address
  • Page 111 – One IRQ line can be assigned for each IPC-1600 or shared among all
  • Page 113 – Local Program Memory Jumper Settings
  • Page 114 – Sample Configuration Record
  • Page 116 – Interface
  • Page 117 – Serial Port Characteristics; Output current is limited with 10 milliamperes being typical.
  • Page 118 – Voltage Envelope; During the transmission of data, the “marking” condition is used to
  • Page 120 – Figure B-2: 80-Pin Headers P3 and P4 Connector Pin Identification
  • Page 123 – 6-Ports Fanout Module Assembly
  • Page 125 – RJ-45 Type Modular Jack Connector; Figure B-4: RJ-45 Type Modular Jack Connector Pin Identification
  • Page 126 – Connections; Overview; AT&T adapters are separately orderable for connecting the 10-pin; AT&T Null MODEM Adapter; Straight Thru Adapter.
  • Page 128 – The “Reserved” connection can be used to provide Data Set
  • Page 132 – Data Circuit-Terminating Equipment; available. Figure B-9 shows the connection diagram of the AT&T; AT&T Remote Console Adapter; 0-conductor modular cable to connect an IPC-1600 serial port to an
  • Page 134 – Data Set Ready (DSR) is provided and recognized when
  • Page 135 – 0-Conductor Modular Cables
  • Page 139 – used along with 8-conductor or new 10-conductor modular cables and
  • Page 140 – B2 Computer PORTS/EPORTS Interface; directly into an IPC-1600 jack does not provide RS-232C; When an IPC-1600 replaces a 3B2 computer PORTS or EPORTS card, the
  • Page 141 – Example A
  • Page 142 – Adapter and Cable Ordering Information; additional information.
  • Page 143 – Adapter Use Information; The following table identifies the appropriate AT&T adapter for
  • Page 146 – General Description; Purpose
  • Page 147 – Installation Information; Before doing any installation activity, you should first; General Instructions
  • Page 148 – Choosing a Mounting Location; The AT&T IPC-1600 Ports Cabinet must be located within about 7 cable; Securing the Wire-Frame Assembly; to provide a physically secure installation.; Routing and Connecting Ribbon Cables to the; First, connect the ribbon cable nearest the front of the wire-frame
  • Page 149 – Installing the 16-Ports Fanout Module; xyy) and the connecting device
  • Page 151 – BUSHING FOR
  • Page 154 – DUART
  • Page 156 – The part of the kernel that deals with file
  • Page 159 – standard error; One of three files described under standard
  • Page 160 – Index; Adapters
  • Page 161 – Definition of IPC-1600 Device Node Names,
  • Page 163 – Reconfigure the Boards If Necessary, 2-14
  • Page 164 – Managing the Serial Ports,
  • Page 165 – Set the Controller Memory Starting Address, 4-3
  • Page 166 – UNIX System Device Driver Installation,
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Page 2 - NOTICE

NOTICE The information in this document is subject to change without notice. AT&T assumes no responsibility for any errors that may appear in this document. Copyright© 1989 AT&T All Rights Reserved Printed in U.S.A.

Page 3 - Table of Contents; Preface

Table of Contents Preface Limited Warranty RF Interference Warning Trademarks P-1 P-3 P-4 Ordering Information P-5 P-6 Training Information 1 . Overview Guide Organization What Is an IPC-1600? IPC-1600 Architecture Ports and Drivers Information in the Examples Hexadecimal Notation MS-DOS and UNIX Sy...

Page 4 - MS-DOS Device Driver Installation

Table of Contents 2. MS-DOS Device Driver Installation Introduction Installation Procedure Accessing Serial Ports Removing the MS-DOS Device Driver Limitations of the IPC-1600 MS-DOS Device Driver 2-1 2-2 2-15 2-16 2-18 3. UNIX System Device Driver Installation Introduction Tunable Parameters and Me...

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