IBM 6611 User manual

6611

Network

Processor

Operations Pocket Guide

GX27-3909-02

6611

Network Processor

Operations Pocket Guide

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GX27

-3909-02

Third Edition

(May

1993)

Note

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Before using this information and the product

supports, be sure to read the general

information under "Notices" on page xi.

This edition applies to the IBM

6611

Network

Processor Models 120, 140, and 170.

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Contents

Notices

Electronic Emission Notices

..........

Canadian Department of Communications

compliance statement

..........

Avis de conformite aux normes du ministere

des Communications du Canada

xii

xiii

Notice to Users in the United Kingdom

xiii

Radio Protection for Germany

xiv

International Electrotechnical Commission

(IEC) Statement

.............

xiv

Japanese Voluntary Control Council for

Interference (VCCI) Statement

xiv

Korean Communications Statement

Safety

....................

xvi

Translated Safety Information

....

xvi

Traduction des consignes de securite xvii

Traduction des Consignes de securite xvii

Vertaalde veiligheidsvoorschriften

xvii

Traduzione delle informazioni di sicurezza xviii

Obersetzte Sicherheitshinweise

......

xviii

Traduc;:iio das Informac;:oes Sobre Seguranc;:a xix

Informayoes de Seguranya Traduzidas

xix

Informacion de Seguridad Traducida xx

Oversatt sikkerhetsinformasjon xx

Suomenkieliset turvaohjeet xx

Oversatte sikkerhedsforskrifter xxi

Sakerhetsinformation

Trademarks

...

About This Book

Who Should Use This Book

Part

IBM

6611

Network Processor

Model 120

Chapter 1. Description

the IBM 6611 Model

120

..........

Parts of the Model 120

1992,

1993

xxi

xxiii

xxv

xxvi

1-1

1-3

iii

External Device Connectors

............

1-5

Chapter 2. Using the Model 120

.........

2-1

Setting the Key Mode Switch

...........

2-1

Starting Model 120 Operation

...........

2-3

Stopping Model 120 Operation

..........

2-4

Reading the 3-Digit Display

............

2-4

Using the Reset Button

...............

2-5

Loading a 3.5-lnch Diskette

............

2-6

Unloading a 3.5-lnch Diskette

...........

2-7

Chapter

Relocating the Model 120

......

3-1

Part

II:

IBM

6611

Network Processor

Model 140

Chapter 4. Description

the IBM

6611

Model

140

..........................

4-1

Parts of the Model

140

...............

4-3

External Device Connectors . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-5

Chapter

Using the Model 140

.........

5-1

Key Mode Switch Positions

............

5-1

Starting Model 140 Operation

...........

5-3

Stopping Model

140

Operation

..........

5-4

Reading the 3-Digit Display

............

5-4

Using the Reset Button

...............

5-5

Loading a 3.5-lnch Diskette

............

5-6

Unloading a 3.5-lnch Diskette

...........

5-6

Changing the Pedestal on a Model

140

5-7

From Horizontal to Vertical Position

.....

5-7

From Vertical to Horizontal Position

.....

5-9

Changing the Position of the 3-Digit Display . 5-13

Chapter

Relocating the Model 140

......

6-1

6611

Operations Pocket Guide

Part III: IBM

6611

Network Processor

Model

170

Chapter 7. Description

ofthe

IBM

6611

Model

170

..............

7-1

Parts of the Model 170 7-3

External Device Connectors 7-6

Chapter 8. Using the

Model

170

Setting the Key Mode Switch

Starting Model 170 Operation .

Stopping Model 170 Operation

Reading the 3-Digit Display .

Using the Reset Button

....

Loading a 3.5-lnch Diskette

Unloading a 3.5-lnch Diskette

Chapter 9. Relocating the

Model

170

Part IV: Common Information for

Models 120,140, and 170

Chapter 10. ASCII

Terminal

Installation and

Service Tasks

.................

Chapter 11. Using a Modem

for

Remote IBM

Service

...............

Chapter 12. Problem Determination

The Functions

the Diagnostic Program

Diagnostic Routines

............

Running Concurrent Mode Diagnostics

Running Concurrent Mode Diagnostics on a

Direct-Attached ASCII

terminal

.....

Running Concurrent Mode Diagnostics on a

Modem-Attached ASCII

terminal

Running Concurrent Mode Diagnostics

via

the

Network

Service Aids

Contents

8-1

8-4

8-5

8-6

8-7

8-8

9-1

10-1

11-1

12-1

12-2

12-3

12-4

Service Hints

..................

12-4

Display Previous Diagnostic Results 12-4

Display

Change Configuration

Vital

Product Data (VPD)

............

12-5

Display

Change Diagnostic Test List .

Diskette Media

............

Reset Bootlist

Chapter 13. Cable Label

....

Understanding the Cable Label

Explanation of Label Fields

12-5

12-6

13-1

13-3

Appendix

3-Dlgit Display Codes

A-1

Reading the 3-Digit Display

..........

A-1

Reading Flashing

888

Numbers

........

A-3

Reading Type

102

Messages A-3

Reading Type 103 Messages A-4

Reading Other Message Types

A-6

Crash Codes

for

Type

102

Messages A-7

Dump Status Codes

for

Type

102

Messages A-8

Error

and Status Codes

.....

. . . A-9

Appendix

Ordering Keys . . .

B-1

List

Abbreviations

X-1

6611

Operations Pocket Guide

Figures

1-1. Model

120

................

1-1

1-2. Parts

the Model 120

.........

1-3

1-3. Rear View of the Model 120

......

1-5

2-1. Key Mode Switch Positions

......

2-1

2-2. Front View of the Model 120 2-3

2-3. Location of the Reset Button 2-5

2-4. Loading a Diskette

...........

2-6

2-5. Unloading a Diskette

..........

2-7

4-1. Example

Vertical and Horizontal .

Positions

for

the Model 140

......

4-1

4-2. Model 140 with Rear Cover Removed 4-3

4-3. Front View of the Model 140 with the

3-Digit Display Hinged Lens Open

4-5

4-4. Rear of the Model

140

Serial Ports

and Adapter Slots

............

4-5

5-1. Key Mode Switch Positions

......

5-1

5-2. Front View of the Model 140 5-3

5-3. Location

the Reset Button 5-5

5-4. Loading a Diskette

...........

5-6

5-5. Unloading a Diskette

..........

5-6

5-6. Attaching the Pedestal for the Vertical

Position

..................

5-8

5-7. Removing the Pedestal in the

Vertical Position . . . . . . . . . .

5-10

5-8. Attaching the Pedestal for the

Horizontal Position

..........

5-11

5-9. 3-Digit Display in the Vertical

Position with the Hinged Lens

Closed . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

5-13

5-10. 3-Digit Display in the Vertical

Position with the Hinged Lens Open 5-13

5-11. 3-Digit Display in the Horizontal

Position with the Hinged Lens Open 5-14

5-12. 3-Digit Display in the Horizontal

Position with the Hinged Lens

Closed . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

5-14

5-13. 3-Digit Display in the Vertical

Position with the Hinged Lens Open 5-15

1992,

1993

vII ,

5-14.

5-15.

7-1.

7-2.

3-Digit Display in the Horizontal

Position with the Hinged Lens Open 5-16

3-Digit Display in the Horizontal

Position

with

the Hinged Lens

Closed

.............

5-17

Model 170

............

7-2

Front

View

of the Model 170 7-3

7-3. Side

View

of the Model 170 7-3

7-4. Rear

View

of the Model 170 7-4

8-1. Key Mode Switch Positions

8-1

8-2. Front

View

of the Model 170 8-4

8-3. Location of the Reset Button 8-6

8-4. Loading a Diskette

......

8-7

8-5. Unloading a Diskette

.....

8-8

10-1. Connecting a Terminal to an EIA 232

Serial Port

for

Model 120

......

10-6

10-2. Connecting a Terminal to an EIA

232

Serial Port

for

Models 140 and 170 10-7

10-3.

Terminal

Interposer Connectors 10-8

10-4. 10-to-25-Pin Converter Cable

Connectors

.............

10-9

A-1. An

Error

Code Displayed on the

Model 120

.............

A-1

A-2. An

Error

Code Displayed on the

Model 140

.............

A-1

A-3. An

Error

Code Displayed on the

Model 170

.............

A-2

Tables

2-1.

Summary

of the Possible Operations

for Each Key Mode Switch Position .

2-1

5-1.

Summary

of the Possible Operations

for

Each Key Mode Switch Position .

5-1

8-1.

Summary

of Possible Operations

for

Each Key Mode Switch Position 8-2

10-1. Communication Setup Attributes for

the ASCII Terminal

Emulator 10-2

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6611

Operations Pocket Guide

10-2. Communication Setup Attributes for

the ASCII

Terminal

Emulator 10-4

10-3. ASCII

Terminal

Connection to an EIA

232

Serial Port for Model 120 10-6

10-4. ASCII

Terminal

Connection to an EIA

232

Serial Port for Models 140 and

170

..................

10-7

10-5.

Terminal

Interposer Pin Wiring 10-8

10-6. 10-to-25 Pin Converter Cable Pin

Assignments

............

10-9

Tables

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