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Page 3 - Contents
Contents 3 1. Introduction Starting a Localized Version of HP Easytime/XL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 Customizing HP Easytime/XL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17Enabling HP Easytime/XL . . ...
Page 9 - Figures
Figures 9 Figure 2-1. Main Menu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21Figure 2-2. Index of Help Procedures . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24Figure 2-3. Selecting Screen . . . . ...
Page 11 - Tables
Tables 11 Table 1-1. Language Settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
Page 13 - Preface; The manual is organized as follows:
13 Preface The documentation set consists of the HP Easytime/XL User’s Guide, an online helpsystem, and a Quick Reference Guide. The manual is organized as follows: Chapter 1 , “Introduction,” Describes the purpose and intended audience ofHP Easytime/XL and explains starting of a localized version. ...
Page 14 - Audience; Online Help Facility; Provides a quick reference for important skills and tasks.
14 Audience The primary audience for this manual is both the system administrator and the end userof the HP e3000 computer. The “Customizing HP Easytime/XL” section is intended for thesystem administrator only. Online Help Facility Provides an extensive online help facility that includes step-by-ste...
Page 15 - Introduction
15 1 Introduction HP Easytime/XL is a program used to communicate with the HP e3000computer. Menus guide you through managing system resources,printing reports, or sending messages to another user on the samesystem. Whether you are the system administrator, managing the system asyour primary job res...
Page 16 - Chapter 1; Starting a Localized Version of HP Easytime/XL; For example, to set the session to French:; OK; Language Settings; For This Language
16 Chapter 1 Introduction Starting a Localized Version of HP Easytime/XL Starting a Localized Version ofHP Easytime/XL In addition to English, there are four localized versions ofHP Easytime/XL; French, Spanish, German and Japanese. If installingone of the localized versions, the system manager must...
Page 17 - Customizing HP Easytime/XL; Disabling HP Easytime/XL; for
Chapter 1 17 Introduction Starting a Localized Version of HP Easytime/XL Customizing HP Easytime/XL The system manager can use the setup program to customize theHP Easytime/XL program. See “Customizing HP Easytime/XL” in thismanual. This program is optional. HP Easytime/XL arrives set up, itcan be u...
Page 19 - Getting Started
19 2 Getting Started This chapter describes how to log on to the system and startHP Easytime/XL, and how to exit and log off. It also explains the basicskills needed to use the product effectively, including the following: • Logging on and starting HP Easytime/XL • Exiting and logging off • Getting ...
Page 20 - Chapter 2; Logging On; Log On; After switching on the terminal, press; one or more times until; Starting HP Easytime/XL
20 Chapter 2 Getting Started Logging On Logging On Logging on means identifying yourself to the computer. You mustidentify yourself as an authorized user by typing your logon identity(username and account) and a password (if any). If you do not have alogon identity, ask your system administrator to ...
Page 21 - Main Menu; Exiting HP Easytime/XL; Yes; MPE/iX Operating System; Close
Chapter 2 21 Getting Started Logging On Figure 2-1 Main Menu Welcome to HP Easytime/XL. Now you are ready to learn about basicskills and HP Easytime/XL tasks. The following are the basic skills needed to use HP Easytime/XL. If youdo not want to continue with basic skills now, you can exitHP Easytime...
Page 22 - EXIT; Log Off; BYE
22 Chapter 2 Getting Started Logging On 3. Type EXIT when you want to return to HP Easytime/XL. If you do not need to return to HP Easytime/XL, you can type BYE to end the MPE/iX session and log off. When you end the MPE/iXsession, you end the HP Easytime/XL session as well. Log Off 1. Exit HP Easyt...
Page 23 - Getting Help; Field Help; Use this topic; Using the Help Menu; Procedures
Chapter 2 23 Getting Started Getting Help Getting Help There are two ways to get help in HP Easytime/XL. Access the Helpmenu for a complete index of help topics, or press F1 Field Help for context sensitive help about an object on the screen. The HP Easytime/XL Help menu is available on every screen...
Page 24 - Index of Help Procedures; Selecting a Help Topic; Spacebar; Read; Tab; Help Key
24 Chapter 2 Getting Started Getting Help Figure 2-2 Index of Help Procedures Selecting a Help Topic 1. Press ▲ or ▼ key to move the cursor to a help topic. 2. Press either F3 , Spacebar , or Return to select the topic. 3. Press F5 Read . A help window displays help information about that topic. 4. ...
Page 25 - Opening a Screen from the Main Menu; Print File; Selecting Screen; Main Menu Items
Chapter 2 25 Getting Started Main Menu Main Menu The Main menu is the focal point in HP Easytime/XL and usually thefirst thing seen after starting HP Easytime/XL. Any HP Easytime/XLscreen can be accessed through the Main menu. Opening a Screen from the Main Menu 1. Press the key that corresponds to ...
Page 26 - Screens; Figure 2-4 illustrates the parts of a File Management screen.; Parts of a Screen
26 Chapter 2 Getting Started Screens Screens Each area of management in HP Easytime/XL (for example, File orSession Management) is displayed on a screen. Access informationabout the current status of the system and perform systemmanagement tasks through the screens. Figure 2-4 illustrates the parts ...
Page 27 - Screen Parts
Chapter 2 27 Getting Started Screens Screen Parts Each HP Easytime/XL screen contains the following: Title bar A horizontal bar that is located at thetop of each screen and contains thename of the screen. Menu bar A horizontal bar located directly belowthe title bar containing the name of theHP Easy...
Page 28 - Menus; File Management Screen; Opening a Menu; Fast Select
28 Chapter 2 Getting Started Menus Menus All HP Easytime/XL menus appear on the menu bar. The menu barappears directly below the title bar. Each menu contains a list ofavailable tasks (menu items) that let you determine what action to takenext. You can also access the Main menu from the menu bar on ...
Page 29 - Actions Menu on File Management Screen; Choosing a Menu Item; Delete; Closing Menu
Chapter 2 29 Getting Started Menus Figure 2-6 Actions Menu on File Management Screen Choosing a Menu Item All HP Easytime/XL tasks are listed on menus. Perform tasks bychoosing the menu item. 1. Press the key that corresponds to the underlined character in the menu item you want. For example, press ...
Page 30 - Understanding Menu Conventions; Menu Convention; Shaded
30 Chapter 2 Getting Started Menus Understanding Menu Conventions Not all HP Easytime/XL menu items look the same. Menu items can beshaded, preceded by an asterisk, highlighted, or followed by an ellipsis(...). Additionally each menu item has one letter underlined. Thefollowing list explains HP Easy...
Page 31 - List Boxes; Identifying a List Box; To Scroll; Selecting Items
Chapter 2 31 Getting Started List Boxes List Boxes Each HP Easytime/XL screen contains at least one list box. A list boxis an area displaying columns of information. These can be itemsrelated to the current HP Easytime/XL screen, for example, a list offiles on the File Management screen or a list of...
Page 32 - Selecting a Range of Items
32 Chapter 2 Getting Started List Boxes Selecting a Range of Items 1. Move the cursor to the first item you want to select. 2. Press F2 Fast Select and then F3 Select . 3. Move the cursor to the last item you want to select. As the cursor is moved, the items in the list are highlighted line byline. ...
Page 33 - Dialog Boxes; Typing Text in a Field; To do this
Chapter 2 33 Getting Started Dialog Boxes Dialog Boxes HP Easytime/XL uses dialog boxes to present information, or toprompt you for data needed to complete a task. Dialog boxes arewindows that appear on the screen and overlay portion of the currentdisplay. Dialog boxes usually contain one or more fi...
Page 34 - Selecting Options; Selected Options; Moving in a Dialog Box; To move; Canceling Dialog Box; Cancel; Closing Dialog Box; Type
34 Chapter 2 Getting Started Dialog Boxes 1. Use the ▲ and ▼ keys to move the cursor to the item you want to select. 2. Press either F3 , Return , or Spacebar keys. Selecting Options 1. Press Tab key to move to the option wanted. 2. Press either F3 , Return , or Spacebar key to choose the option. Se...
Page 35 - Operating Modes; System Administrator Password; Switch to System; Switch to System
Chapter 2 35 Getting Started Operating Modes Operating Modes There are two operating modes in HP Easytime/XL: • User mode • System administrator mode When HP Easytime/XL is started, it is automatically in user mode. Inthis mode, some tasks are not available (shaded). Usually, shaded tasksrequire sys...
Page 36 - Changing System Administrator Password; Change Administrator; User Mode; Switch to User
36 Chapter 2 Getting Started Operating Modes Changing System Administrator Password For security reasons, it is a good idea to change the systemadministrator password on a regular basis. Be sure not to use a wordthat is easy to identify, such as your own name. This is a systemadministrator task. 1. ...
Page 37 - Basic Skills; Practice Basic Skills; Reading a File
Chapter 2 37 Getting Started Basic Skills Basic Skills This section guides you through a few tasks so that you can practiceusing some of the basic skills just introduced. A file called ETLEARN has been created for use throughout these exercises. Do the tasks in theorder they are presented, as later ...
Page 38 - Printing
38 Chapter 2 Getting Started Basic Skills Printing When requesting a file to be printed, create a print file. A print file is acopy of the file that the system creates and sends to the printer. Thefiles are printed from the File Management screen. 1. Select the file ETLEARN from the File Management ...
Page 40 - Managing Sessions; HELLO; Session Management
40 Chapter 3 HP Easytime/XL Tasks Managing Sessions Managing Sessions When you log on to the MPE/iX system, you begin a session. This meanscommunicating with the computer. A session begins when you log on( HELLO ) and ends when you log off ( BYE ). The menus at the top the Session Management screen ...
Page 41 - Select one or more sessions from the Session Management screen.; to open the Actions menu.; CAUTION
Chapter 3 41 HP Easytime/XL Tasks Managing Sessions Figure 3-1 Session Management Delete (Abort) a Session Before performing a routine maintenance on the system, for example, abackup, you may want to delete any active sessions (log other users offthe system). This ensures that any files currently lo...
Page 42 - Sending Messages to Users
42 Chapter 3 HP Easytime/XL Tasks Managing Sessions Sending Messages to Users You can send messages to one or more users on the system. Forexample, you can send a message asking users to log off before you shutdown the system. 1. Select one or more sessions from the Session Management screen. 2. Pre...
Page 43 - Resetting View; Reset View; Sorting Sessions; Session Name
Chapter 3 43 HP Easytime/XL Tasks Managing Sessions Only those sessions specified are now displayed on the screen. Thisnew view will last until you exit HP Easytime/XL, or change theview again. Resetting View If view has been set to show only selected sessions, it can be reset todisplay all sessions...
Page 44 - Files; Accessing File Management; File Management
44 Chapter 3 HP Easytime/XL Tasks Files Files Files store the information with which you work. Reports, spreadsheets,letters, and application programs are all files. If you use the MPE/iXeditor to create a document, this document is a file. You can use the File Management screen to manage the files ...
Page 45 - Printing a File; Print; Copying Files
Chapter 3 45 HP Easytime/XL Tasks Files Figure 3-2 File Management Printing a File When you request a file to be printed, a copy of the file (print file) iscreated and sent to the printer. 1. Select one or more files from the File Management screen. 2. Press F2 A to open the Actions menu. 3. Press P...
Page 46 - Copying One File; Copying Multiple Files; Copy; Storing Files; Store
46 Chapter 3 HP Easytime/XL Tasks Files Copying One File 1. Select one file from the File Management screen. 2. Press F2 A to open the Actions menu. 3. Press C for Copy . A dialog box prompts you for a file name and group. 4. Enter a file name, enter a new name if copying the file to the same group....
Page 47 - Stopping the Store Process
Chapter 3 47 HP Easytime/XL Tasks Files A dialog box may prompt you for more information. Supply any requested information and press F5 OK to continue. During the store process, HP Easytime/XL displays a monitoringscreen where you can check the progress of the task. Do this bypressing F5 Update Disp...
Page 48 - Restoring Files; Stopping Restore Process
48 Chapter 3 HP Easytime/XL Tasks Files See “HP Easytime/XL Options” if you need more information. 5. Press F6 Save to save the store options permanently. Or, press F5 OK to save the store options for this session only. Restoring Files To restore one or more files that have been stored: 1. Prepare s...
Page 49 - Verify Files Restored; Setting Restore Options
Chapter 3 49 HP Easytime/XL Tasks Files 3. Press F8 Close to close the monitoring screen and go back to File Management. It can take several minutes for the restore process to stop. Verify Files Restored HP Easytime/XL creates a print file listing every file restored, andevery file the system was no...
Page 50 - Renaming Files; Moving Files; Moving a File to Another Group; Moving Multiple Files
50 Chapter 3 HP Easytime/XL Tasks Files Renaming Files You can rename any file that you created and that is in your logonaccount. 1. Select one file from the File Management screen. 2. Press F2 A to open the Actions menu. 3. Press M for Move/Rename . A dialog box prompts you for a file name and grou...
Page 51 - Reading File Contents; Removing MPE/iX Security Provisions; Release
Chapter 3 51 HP Easytime/XL Tasks Files 3. Press M for Move/Rename . A dialog box prompts you for the new group. Your logon group isdisplayed. 4. Enter a group name if you want to move the files to a group other than your logon group. 5. Press F5 OK to move the file. If any files have lockwords, a d...
Page 52 - Adding MPE/iX Security
52 Chapter 3 HP Easytime/XL Tasks Files Adding MPE/iX Security If you previously removed MPE/iX security from a file, you canreestablish security provisions with this task. You can only secure a fileif you created it. 1. Select one or more files from the File Management screen. 2. Press F2 A to open...
Page 53 - Sorting Files; • Sort by
Chapter 3 53 HP Easytime/XL Tasks Files Sorting Files You can define how files are sorted (order in which they are displayed)on the File Management screen. Start HP Easytime/XL and go to theFile Management screen, files are first sorted alphabetically byaccount, and then by group and file name. To c...
Page 54 - Print Files
54 Chapter 3 HP Easytime/XL Tasks Print Files Print Files Print files are files users have requested for printing, but have not yetprinted. Because the printer can only process one file at a time, printfiles need to be organized in a logical order (queued) when sent to theprinter. HP Easytime/XL sor...
Page 55 - Print File Management; Accessing Print File Management; Monitoring Status; The status of a print file can be one of the following:; Status; A print file is being created.
Chapter 3 55 HP Easytime/XL Tasks Print Files Figure 3-3 Print File Management Accessing Print File Management 1. Move cursor to Print File Management on the Main menu. 2. Press either F3 , Return key, or Spacebar . Monitoring Status Monitor printing on your system by checking the status field on th...
Page 56 - Deleting a Print File
56 Chapter 3 HP Easytime/XL Tasks Print Files queue, all printing on this printer has stopped. Youmust align the form before printing can continue. PROBLEM There is a problem with the printer. Check to makesure the printer is switched on, or check for a paperjam. UNKNOWN This status indicates a prob...
Page 57 - Print Next; Reading Contents of Print File; Changing the Number of Copies
Chapter 3 57 HP Easytime/XL Tasks Print Files 1. Select one or more print files from the Print File Management screen. 2. Press F2 A to open the Actions menu. 3. Press N for Print Next . Reading Contents of Print File You can read the contents of a print file while it is waiting in the printqueue. 1...
Page 58 - Changing Printers
58 Chapter 3 HP Easytime/XL Tasks Print Files Changing Printers To route your print files to another printer use this task: 1. Select one or more print files from the Print File Management screen. 2. Press F2 A to open the Actions menu. 3. Press P for Change Printer . A dialog box displays a list of...
Page 59 - Displaying Print Files
Chapter 3 59 HP Easytime/XL Tasks Print Files 1. Select a print file with the status Align Form . 2. Press F2 A to open the Actions menu. 3. Press F for Align Form . A dialog box prompts you to align the form. 4. Align the form in the paper tray. Or, choose Test to first print a test line to check a...
Page 60 - Sorting Print Files; Choose one of the following
60 Chapter 3 HP Easytime/XL Tasks Print Files Sorting Print Files Start HP Easytime/XL and go to Print File Management, print files aresorted on the screen by printer. You can change this sorting to print filename or by status etc. 1. Press F2 V to open the View menu. 2. Choose one of the following ...
Page 61 - Printers; Accessing Printer Management; Printer Management
Chapter 3 61 HP Easytime/XL Tasks Printers Printers All of the printers configured on the system are listed on the PrinterManagement screen. The menus at the top of the Printer Managementscreen contain all of the options necessary for managing the printers,including the following tasks: • Status of ...
Page 62 - Printer Status; Setting Printer Outfence
62 Chapter 3 HP Easytime/XL Tasks Printers Printer Status Check the status of printers on the system on the Printer Managementscreen. The status of a printer can be any one of the following: Status Means ENABLED The system administrator has enabled the printer. It isavailable for printing. DISABLED ...
Page 63 - Setting HP Easytime/XL Printer; Set Printer
Chapter 3 63 HP Easytime/XL Tasks Printers 4. Enter the outfence number. 5. Press F5 OK to set the outfence. Setting HP Easytime/XL Printer You can specify a printer for all printing initiated in HP Easytime/XL,for example, print files, listings of system errors, or backup reports.Unless saved by th...
Page 64 - Jobs
64 Chapter 3 HP Easytime/XL Tasks Jobs Jobs Much of the work that is done on the system can be accomplished withjobs. A job is a file that contains commands that would normally beentered at the keyboard during an interactive session. When starting ajob, the computer interprets and executes these com...
Page 65 - Job Management; Accessing Job Management; Move the cursor to; Job Status; The status of a job can be any one of the following:; can be used to start it again
Chapter 3 65 HP Easytime/XL Tasks Jobs Figure 3-5 Job Management Accessing Job Management 1. Move the cursor to Job Management on the Main menu. 2. Press either F3 , Return key, or Spacebar . Job Status The jobs can be monitored on the system by checking the status field onthe Job Management screen....
Page 66 - Starting a Job; Scheduling Jobs; Put On Hold
66 Chapter 3 HP Easytime/XL Tasks Jobs Starting a Job 1. Press F2 and A to open the Actions menu. 2. Press S for Start . A dialog box prompts you for a job file name. Deleting (Abort) a Job If a job cannot continue because of an error, you may need to delete thejob and restart. To delete any active ...
Page 67 - Take Off Hold
Chapter 3 67 HP Easytime/XL Tasks Jobs The job appears in the job queue with the status ON HOLD and will not start until you take it off hold. Take Off Hold If one of more jobs are on hold, they must be taken off hold before theycan run. 1. Select one or more jobs with the status On Hold . 2. Press ...
Page 68 - Setting Jobfence
68 Chapter 3 HP Easytime/XL Tasks Jobs 1. Press F2 A to open the Actions menu. 2. Press L for Limit No. of Jobs . A dialog box prompts you to type the job limit. 3. Type the number of jobs allowed to run concurrently. 4. Press F5 OK to set the job limit. Setting Jobfence If you are the system admini...
Page 69 - Sorting Jobs; Chose one of the following
Chapter 3 69 HP Easytime/XL Tasks Jobs Sorting Jobs Start HP Easytime/XL and go to Job Management, jobs are sorted onthe screen by status (the order in which they will run). To change thesort: 1. Press F2 V to open the View menu. 2. Chose one of the following Sort by settings: • Job Name • User • Ac...
Page 70 - Backups; Backup Management
70 Chapter 3 HP Easytime/XL Tasks Backups Backups Choosing a good backup plan, and scheduling regular backups, areimportant to the efficient operation of the system. Regularly scheduledbackups reduce the time needed to perform backups and guarantee themost recent information is always available to u...
Page 71 - • Full backups; Scheduling Backups; From the Backup Management screen, select one or more days of the
Chapter 3 71 HP Easytime/XL Tasks Backups Figure 3-6 Backup Management Designing a Backup Schedule There are two kinds of backups that can be performed withHP Easytime/XL: • Full backups • Partial backups A full backup copies all user files on the system whether or not theinformation has changed sin...
Page 72 - Schedule Backup; Scheduled Backup; Delete Scheduled Backup; Performing Backups
72 Chapter 3 HP Easytime/XL Tasks Backups For example, Monday through Thursday. 2. Press F2 A to open the Actions menu. 3. Press S for Schedule Backup . A dialog box prompts you for further scheduling information. 4. Choose the type of backup you want (full or partial). 5. Type the time you want the...
Page 73 - Stopping the Backup Process
Chapter 3 73 HP Easytime/XL Tasks Backups send a message warning users to log off the system, for example: Backup will begin in 10 minutes. Please finish and log off. To perform the backup: 1. Prepare backup tapes and device. Refer to the reference information received with the drive. 2. Load the dr...
Page 74 - Verifying Backup Information
74 Chapter 3 HP Easytime/XL Tasks Backups • Press F5 Yes to confirm. • Press F8 Close to close the monitoring screen and go back to Backup Management. It can take several minutes for the backup process to stop. Verifying Backup Information HP Easytime/XL prints a backup report listing every file bac...
Page 75 - Console Messages; Accessing Console Management; Console Management
Chapter 3 75 HP Easytime/XL Tasks Console Messages Console Messages You can monitor the system from the Console Management screen andrespond to requests from the system. The menus at the top of theConsole Management screen contain all of the options necessary formanaging console messages and request...
Page 76 - Replying to Requests; NOTE; Printing Messages and Requests
76 Chapter 3 HP Easytime/XL Tasks Console Messages To move between the requests and messages. • Press Tab key. Replying to Requests Some tasks, like backing up the system or storing a file on tape, requireadditional user input after they are started. HP Easytime/XL promptsyou to load or remove tapes...
Page 77 - Displaying Console Messages; Set View
Chapter 3 77 HP Easytime/XL Tasks Console Messages Displaying Console Messages Log on to HP Easytime/XL and go to Console Management, you canread the last 1,000 messages the system sent and any pending requests. If you do not want to see all messages and requests on the system, youcan restrict your ...
Page 78 - • Starting setup program; Starting Setup Program; The HP Easytime/XL Setup screen shown in Figure 3-8 is displayed.; Setup Screen
78 Chapter 3 HP Easytime/XL Tasks Customizing HP Easytime/XL Customizing HP Easytime/XL The system manager can use the setup program to customizeHP Easytime/XL. This program is optional. HP Easytime/XL arrivesalready set up. It can be used as it is, or can be changed to meetparticular needs. This se...
Page 79 - Disabling Functions; You can disable any function that you do not want user to access.; Actions Menu; Defaults for Scheduled Backups; Actions
Chapter 3 79 HP Easytime/XL Tasks Customizing HP Easytime/XL Disabling Functions HP Easytime/XL comes with all functions enabled and any user canaccess them. The setup screen shown in Figure 3-9 displays a list boxcontaining all the HP Easytime/XL functions. You can disable any function that you do ...
Page 80 - Set Backup Defaults; Defaults for Console Messages; Console Defaults; Set Console Defaults
80 Chapter 3 HP Easytime/XL Tasks Customizing HP Easytime/XL 1. Press F2 A to open the Actions menu. 2. Press B for Set Backup Defaults . A dialog box prompts for more information. 3. Type the file name, group, and account of the job to start before the scheduled backup. Use the Tab key to move from...
Page 81 - Choosing a Startup Screen
Chapter 3 81 HP Easytime/XL Tasks Customizing HP Easytime/XL Choosing a Startup Screen HP Easytime/XL is configured to display the Main menu when started.This can be changed to display a different screen, for example, PrintFile Management, when starting the program. 1. Select one function 2. Press F...
Page 82 - Solving Problems; Print File Problems; Load Form; Printer Problems; MESSAGE: Nothing is printing on a printer.
82 Chapter 3 HP Easytime/XL Tasks Solving Problems Solving Problems This section lists problems that my be encountered when working withHP Easytime/XL, possible causes for the problem, and steps forrecovery. Print File Problems MESSAGE: Print file is not printing. CAUSE: Print file needs a form (or ...
Page 83 - Session Problems; Shift; MESSAGE: User cannot type data in a field.; Insert char
Chapter 3 83 HP Easytime/XL Tasks Solving Problems Session Problems MESSAGE: Terminal is not responding. CAUSE: Various causes. ACTION: Delete session and logon again. ACTION: Press Shift + Reset keys. MESSAGE: Screen display is corrupted. CAUSE: Communication problem between terminal and computer. ...
Page 85 - HP Easytime/XL Reference; • Requests and messages from the system
85 4 HP Easytime/XL Reference This chapter provides reference information about the following topics: • Requests and messages from the system • Cursor movement, editing, selection, and function keys • Field definitions for each screen • HP Easytime/XL options • Wildcard characters
Page 86 - Chapter 4; Requests and Messages; • Requests prompting for more information.; Console Management Screen
86 Chapter 4 HP Easytime/XL Reference Requests and Messages Requests and Messages This section provides a list of requests and messages that may beencountered when working with HP Easytime/XL. The three kinds ofmessages displayed in HP Easytime/XL are: • Requests prompting for more information. • Me...
Page 87 - Responding to Requests; Align Form; classname ON WHICH
Chapter 4 87 HP Easytime/XL Reference Requests and Messages Responding to Requests Requests are messages from the system that prompt you to first dosomething, and then confirm the actions by replying, either from theConsole Management screen, or from a dialog box. Respondimmediately when there is a ...
Page 88 - Responding to Messages
88 Chapter 4 HP Easytime/XL Reference Requests and Messages Responding to Messages Monitor messages to keep informed about activity on the system, forexample, users or jobs logging on and off, disk storage, or other resourceusage. Some messages are caused by an error and require a correctiveaction. ...
Page 89 - MESSAGE: STANDARD FORMS ON; Load; MESSAGE: STORE OPERATION IS
Chapter 4 89 HP Easytime/XL Reference Requests and Messages MESSAGE: LOAD NEXT MEDIA FOR RESTORE ON. device (ldev n) CAUSE: This message occurs when restoring files from tape. Indicates that the end of the tape has been reached. ACTION: Load the next tape in the tape drive. MESSAGE: LOAD MEDIA media...
Page 90 - Keys; Cursor Movement Keys
90 Chapter 4 HP Easytime/XL Reference Keys Keys This section provides a way to identify the keys to use when performingHP Easytime/XL tasks. The keys will vary depending on the kind ofterminal used. Cursor Movement Keys Use the following keys to move in HP Easytime/XL: To Scroll Press these keys Up ...
Page 91 - Function Keys; Press this key
Chapter 4 91 HP Easytime/XL Reference Keys Function Keys This section describes the function keys used in HP Easytime/XL forthe many tasks that are performed. Both the function labels and keysare listed. Not every function key is available on every screen or dialogbox. The labels change according to...
Page 93 - Field Definitions
Chapter 4 93 HP Easytime/XL Reference Field Definitions Field Definitions This section illustrates and provides field names and definitions for thefollowing HP Easytime/XL screens: • Session Management • File Management • Print File Management • Printer Management • Job Management • Backup Managemen...
Page 94 - Session Management Screen
94 Chapter 4 HP Easytime/XL Reference Field Definitions Session Management This section illustrates and defines the fields that are displayed on theSession Management screen shown in Figure 4-2, and that isencountered when performing Session Management tasks. Figure 4-2 Session Management Screen Fie...
Page 95 - Account where the file is located.
Chapter 4 95 HP Easytime/XL Reference Field Definitions File Management This section illustrates and defines the fields that are displayed on theFile Management screen and that are encountered when performingFile Management tasks as shown in Figure 4-3. Figure 4-3 File Management Screen Field Name M...
Page 96 - Print File Management Screen; Name of the file to be printed.
96 Chapter 4 HP Easytime/XL Reference Field Definitions Print File Management This section illustrates and defines fields that are displayed on thePrint File Management screen shown in Figure 4-4 and that areencountered when performing Print File Management tasks. Figure 4-4 Print File Management Sc...
Page 97 - ALIGN FORM
Chapter 4 97 HP Easytime/XL Reference Field Definitions ALIGN FORM A form has been loaded and requiresalignment. PROBLEM There is a problem with the printer orwith a print file. Check to make surethe printer is switched on, or for apaper jam. UNKNOWN Cause of the problem is unknown.Contact your syst...
Page 98 - Printer Management Screen; This is the printer status.
98 Chapter 4 HP Easytime/XL Reference Field Definitions Printer Management This section defines the fields that are displayed on the PrinterManagement screen shown in Figure 4-5, and that can be encounteredwhen performing Printer Management tasks. Figure 4-5 Printer Management Screen Field Name Mean...
Page 99 - Job Management Screen; User name under which the job is logged on.
Chapter 4 99 HP Easytime/XL Reference Field Definitions Job Management This section defines the fields that are displayed on the JobManagement screen shown in Figure 4-6, and that are encounteredwhen performing Job Management tasks. Figure 4-6 Job Management Screen Field Name Means this Job Name An ...
Page 100 - Backup Management Screen; Date the backup was performed.
100 Chapter 4 HP Easytime/XL Reference Field Definitions Backup Management This section defines the fields that are displayed on the BackupManagement screen shown in Figure 4-7 and that are encounteredwhen performing Backup Management tasks. Figure 4-7 Backup Management Screen Field Name Means this ...
Page 101 - Time
Chapter 4 101 HP Easytime/XL Reference Field Definitions Console Management This section defines the fields that are displayed on the ConsoleManagement screen shown in Figure 4-8 and that are encounteredwhen performing Console Management tasks. Figure 4-8 Console Management Screen Field Name Means t...
Page 102 - HP Easytime/XL Options; Printer Option
102 Chapter 4 HP Easytime/XL Reference HP Easytime/XL Options HP Easytime/XL Options With the Options menu, a set of defaults can be set that apply whenbacking up the system, storing and restoring files, or printing: • HP Easytime/XL printer • Store options • Restore options • Backup device The syst...
Page 103 - Access; from the Options menu on the File; • Save the store report on disk.; Store Options; Store Report
Chapter 4 103 HP Easytime/XL Reference HP Easytime/XL Options Store Options Access Store Options from the Options menu on the File Management screen. Refer to Figure 4-10, for options that can be set forstoring files to tape: • Save the store report on disk. • Store directory information with files....
Page 104 - Restore Options; Restore Options; Restore Report
104 Chapter 4 HP Easytime/XL Reference HP Easytime/XL Options Restore Options Access Restore Options from the Options menu on the File Management and Backup Management screens. Refer to Figure 4-11,for options that can be set for restoring files from tape: • Save the store report on disk. • Do not o...
Page 105 - Restore files to logon group and account.; Backup Device Option; Access the; Set Backup Device
Chapter 4 105 HP Easytime/XL Reference HP Easytime/XL Options Restore files to logon group and account. This option restores all the selected files to the logongroup and account. Restore directory information This option restores directory information (accounts,groups, users) to disk, along with sel...
Page 106 - Backup Options; Backup Options
106 Chapter 4 HP Easytime/XL Reference HP Easytime/XL Options Backup Options Access the Backup Options , refer to Figure 4-13, from the Options menu on the File Management and Backup Management screens. Figure 4-13 Backup Options Backup Options Specify a file name, group, and account for the backupr...
Page 107 - Wildcard Characters; This character
Chapter 4 107 HP Easytime/XL Reference Wildcard Characters Wildcard Characters Wildcard characters represent groups of other characters. Use them inplace of actual characters when specifying any of the following: • File names • User names • Account names • Group names The following wildcard characte...
Page 109 - Index
Index Index 109 AActions menu , 28 Align Form , 59 Change No. of Copies , 57 Change Printer , 58 Copy , 38 , 46 Delete , 38 , 41 , 49 , 56 , 66 Delete Scheduled Backup , 72 Disable , 62 Disable Function , 79 Enable , 62 Enable Function , 79 , 81 Fast Select , 28 Limit No. of Jobs , 68 Limit No. of S...
