Execution Of Authorization Procedure; Utility Program Use - Toshiba Perfecptione Installation And Maintenance Manual

PROGRAMMINGPROCEDURES
SECTION 200-255-304
FEBRUARY1992
5. Execution of Authorization Procedure
5.01 To perform the Authorization Procedure:
1)
2)
3)
Plug in and power up the data terminal.
The system will respond with a copyright and
then greater than sign (>).
Press the carriage return [9 key.
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The system will respond by printing COD
and will print several characters in the
spaces to be occupied by your next entry
(this is done to mask the authorization
code).
This masking measure is not effective when
IMPORTANT!
a CRT is used. Be careful not to leave the
authorization code displayed on the screen.
4) Enter the 4-digit authorization code (0000
default value), followed by a
q
.
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The system will print:
ERROR if an invalid code is entered
(return to Step 2).
OK if a valid code is entered (proceed to
request Utility Program).
6. Utility Program Use
6.01 After performing the Authorization Procedure
and receiving an OK response, enter the mne-
monic of the required Utility Program.
6.02 After the Utility Program name is entered, the
program will be loaded from the disk. When the
loading is complete, the system will prompt REQ for
Request.
6.03 Entering data via a Utility Program is a matter
of responding to the prompts given by the system
via the data terminal. The prompts and the required
responses are mnemonics that are usually abbre-
viations of the actual English word required.
6.04 If an improper response is made to a prompt,
the system will respond with an error message. The
error message will be a "?,, when the error is
obvious, but in most cases it will be an alphanu- . .
mericcode. The alphanumeric code consists of five . . .
letters (identifying the program) and two numbers
(identifying the error). Error code lists are provided
in this manual to explain each error code.
6.05 Boxes are used to indicate keys on the pro-
gramming terminal. The m (control) key must
be held down while simultaneously pressing either
key. Press the carriage return key
appears. The following keys are
available when using Utility Programs (press the
5
- pycegr each.code):
I nore lrne entered-the same prompt
will be repeated.
mEBackspace will allow you to overwrite the
W-May be entered at anytime-the system will
previous character(s).
stoo execution and return to the REQ oromot.
F-Exits the program-ends the u.se of bne
utility. The system will respond with SAVE. A 'Y"
entry will cause the system to copy all present
data onto the disk. If more changes are to be
made, enter "N."
NOTE:
The above key indications are for Texas ln-
struments Silent 700 series terminals. Other
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6.06 When data already exists for a given prompt
and a change is not required, entering a
q
will
advance the system to the next prompt without
changing existing data.
6.07 Tables 5-1 through 19-5 show the format of
each Utility Program. Programs are grouped into
general categorical areas (e.g., System Data, Fea-
ture Data, etc.). Each Data Output program is
grouped with its related Data Input program(s). If
applicable, each data table is followed by a list
explaining the error codes which pertain to that
program. Using the appropriate tables as guides,
enter data that has been previously recorded in the
System Record Sheets.
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