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ND DisplayTerminal
1200
User Guide
About this user guide
If
your terminal is already installed
andready to
use, you can go directlyto part 2 of this user guide.
If
your terminal is still in its packaging,
we
suggest that you read part 1before you start to installthe
terminal.
Thisuser guidewill introduce you tothe ND
Display Terminal 1200 (ND product number
110140).
As you may know, a terminal is used to
communicatewith a computer, and to a largeextent its
behaviour depends on the program that is running in the
computer. However, local operatinginstructionsare also
needed in order to use the terminalin a typical
worksituation. This guide tells you about:
Assemblingand adjustingthe terminal
Using the softkeys
Defining your own menu settings
ProgrammingPUSH-keys
Adjustinglightintensity and contrast
Creatingand handling a window
Using the note pad
Thesethings are common to allND 1200Display
Terminals. Features applying to particular versionsof the
terminalaredescribedin a separatebooklet entitled
"Functional Specifications".
Related manuals
ND Display Terminal 1200,Reference Manual
ND-12.047
EN
ND
Display Terminal 1200,Functional Specifications
ND-
12.054EN
Contents
Part
1
-
Before
you
begin
4
Important hints
4
Special terminology
5
Assembling the terminal
6
Part 2
-
Getting
acquainted8
Thekeyboard
8
Turning the terminal on
10
Softkeys
11
Part
3
-
Setting
up
and
programming
the
terminal
16
Changing the terminal characteristics
-
an example
17
Set up
19
Convenience switches
20
Light adjust
24
PUSH-key menu
25
Notepad
30
Window keys
32
Print keys
38
Localbine
42
Appendix
43
Index
44
The informationin this manual is subject to change without notice.
Norsk Data
A.S
assumes no responsibilityfor any errors that may
appear in this manual, or for the use or reliability of its software on
equipment that is not furnishedor supportedby Norsk Data
A.S.
Copyright
O
1987by Norsk Data
A.S
1stedition April 1987
4
Part
1
-Beforeyou
begin
Part
1
-
Beforeyou
begin
Importanthints
r
WARNING!
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Do not remove the terminal coverunless the power
cable is unplugged.
Do not cover the ventilation slotson top of the terminal.
Blocked slotsmay causethe terminal to overheat.
Never place the terminaldirectlyon the desk or working
surface. Always use a stand to ensureproper ventilation.
Never place paper clips,coinsor beverages on top of the
terminal.
If
such objects enterthe interior,they may cause
seriousdamage to the electronic components.
Alwaysrefer servicingto qualified personnel! No internal
parts should
be
servicedby the user. No work should
be
attempted on
an
exposed chassisby anyone unfamiliar
with the servicingprocedures and precautions.
The power plug must be connected to a
grounded
wall
outlet! Make sureall other cables arein position before
plugging in (seepage
7).
Clean the screen once a week with a damp cloth and a
spray.We recommend the use of Antistatic Screen
Cleaner.
5
Part
1
-
Before
you
begin
Specialterminology
Theillustration below shows the
ND
Display Terminal
1200
and
identifies its major parts.
Terminalcover
Latch
ONIOFF
switch Screen
Reset button
(underneath
terrninul)
6
Part
1
-
Before you
begin
Assemblingthe terminal
Thebasic
ND
Display Terminal
1200
package consists of
the terminal, the keyboard and a simple stand (orplinth).
A
pedestal stand which permits height adjustment and
rotation of the terminal is available as an option. The
mounting procedure described below applies to both the
plinth and pedestal stand.
Bolt and washer
Fastening clamp
Mountingthe stand
1.
Turn the terminal upside down
with the screen facing away from
you.
2.
Position the stand in the metal
grooves as shown.
3.
Insert the fastening clamp in the
slot and slide it slightly forward so
that the notches areproperly
engaged. Do this with both
fastening calmps.
4.
Secureeach fasteningclamp with
the bolt and washer.
5.
Tighten the bolts using the
enclosed wrench (spanner), but do
not tighten them completely. They
should
be
tightened sothat the
stand can be easily tilted forward
and backward, yet be stable when
left in position.
Connectingthe cables
6.
Turn the terminal upright.
7.
Press the two sidelatches on the
terminal covertoremove the
cover.
7
Part
1
-
Beforeyou
begin
Data
line Power Keyboard
Store wrench here
8.
Turn the terminal upside down again so you can easily see
the location of the connectors.
9.
Connectthe three cables as shown.
10.
Turn the terminal upright and replace the cover,making
sure that all cables hang freely from the opening at the
base of the terminal,and are not pinched by the cover.
Adjusting your working position
11.
Tilt and
turn
the terminal to a comfortableviewing angle
which eliminatesdisturbinglight reflections. If necessary,
loosen or tighten the bolts so that the terminal is easily
tilted while in an upright position.
12.
Storethe wrench (spanner)in the slot at the rear right side
of the stand (plinth).
8
Part
2
-
Getting
acquainted
Part
2
-
Gettingacquainted
The
keyboard
If you have used a NOTIS keyboard before, you
will
see
that this one is slightly smaller.
Keyboard indicator
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kqs
SOFT
KEY
LEVEL
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ESCAPF
1
BREAK
1
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1
0
1
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Typewriterarea Cursorcontrol Numeric
pad
9
Part
2
-
Getting acquainted
Typewriter area
Cursor control
and tabulation
Numeric pad
Soft keys
Thekeys in the typewriter area are very similartothose of
an ordinary typewriter, and are used in the same way. The
locationof the particularkeys will vary a bit accordingto
various national standards.
The keys in the cursor control
and
tabulationarea are used
to move the cursor on the screen, indicating the writing
position.
Thekeys in the numeric pad function like the numeric
keys in the typewriter area
-
except that the
CAPS
key has
no effect.
The soft key concept is new for
NOTIS
terminals. These
are eight distinct keys (PI-P8), each with several
functions. The use of soft keys limits the number of keys
needed, thereby reducing the size of the keyboard. The
soft keys are described briefly in this part of the guide and
more extensively in part 3.The current soft key functions
are shown at the bottom of your screen.
Keyboard indicator
If the power ison and the terminal isworking properly,
the keyboard indicator lights up green. If
an
error occurs
in the terminal, or in its link with the host computer, the
indicator light
will
be
red.
Indice
