IBM 3290 Manuel utilisateur

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Panel

Description and Reference

First Edition (March 1983)

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Preface

Organization

Companion Publications

This publication provides introductory, reference, operational,

and

error-recovery

information relative to the functional and programming characteristics of the IBM

3290 Information Panel.

This manual is for system programmers, application programmers, and those who

prepare operating procedures for end users.

This manual has six chapters and three appendixes:

• Chapter 1 contains introductory information.

Chapter 2 gives the characteristics of the 3290.

• Chapter 3 describes functions that are unique to the 3290 and

that

are largely

operator-controlled.

• Chapter 4 lists the 3270 data stream functions supported by the 3290.

For

general description of the 3270 data stream functions, the reader

referred

to the

IBM

3270

Information Display System Data Stream Programmer's

Reference, GA23-0059. Only those functions unique to the 3290 are

described in this chapter.

• Chapter S describes the 3290 controls and indicators.

• Chapter 6 explains the functions of the keyboard

and

keypad keys.

• Appendix A contc.ins examples

operator setup

and

screen management.

• Appendix B lists the 3290 error codes, with the probable causes and

corrective actions.

• Appendix C defines setup level 3 error codes.

A Glossary, preceding the Index, defines terms used in this manual.

assumed that the user

familiar with the 3270

data

stream, its functions,

and

how to write programs using it.

not familiar with the 3270

data

stream, the user

should view the

IBM

3270 Information Display System Data Stream

Programmer's Reference, GA23-0059, before trying to use this manual.

any

case,

that

publication should be available for reference.

may also be necessary to refer to other IBM publications:

•

IBM

3270 Information Display System

3274

Control Unit Description and

Programmer's Guide, GA23-0061

IBM

3270

Information Display System Feature Description, GA23-0113

IBM

3270 Information Display System Character Set Reference, GA27-2837

Preface

iii

•

IBM

3270

Information Display System

3274

Control Unit Planning, Setup.

and Customizing Guide,

GA27-2827

(for

Configuration Support T)

IBM

3270

Information Display System

3274

Customizing Guide,

GA23-0065

(for

Configuration Support

•

IBM

3290

Information Panel Setup Instructions,

GA23-0080

•

IBM

3290

Information Panel Screen Management Form,

GX27-0028

•

IBM

3290

Information Panel Problem Analysis and Resolution,

GA23-0125

(U.S.)

•

IBM

3290

Information Panel Problem Determination,

GA23-0126

(other

countries)

IBM

3270

Information Display System Data Stream Programmer's Reference.

GA23-0059

•

IBM

3270

Information Display System Buffer Address

Codes,

GA23-0057

fr·.

Contents

Chapter

Introduction 1-1

Chapter 2. Display Characteristics 2-1

Character

Cell

2-2

Character

Matrix

2-3

Screen

Layout

and

Addressing

2-3

Chapter 3. 3290-Unique Functions 3-1

Multiple

Interactive

Screens

Function

3-1

Customizing

for

the

Multiple

Interactive

Screens

Function

3-2

Logical-Terminal

Definition

Table

3-2

Logical-Terminal

Set

Defaults

3-5

Allowable Screen Divisions

and

Usable

Area

3-5

Allowable

Number

Logical

Terminals

3-6

Logon

3-6

Multiple Copy Screens

Function

3-6

Copy

Screen

Mode 3-6

Setup

Functions

3-7

Setup Level I 3-8

Setup Level 2 3-10

Setup Level 3

3-11

Logical-Terminal

Screen

Sizes

and

Character

Cell Sizes 3-15

Logical-Terminal

Screen

Size (Non-SNA) 3-16

Logical-Terminal

Screen

Size (SNA) 3-16

Partition/Viewport

Size 3-16

Character

Cell Sizes 3-16

Zoom

Function

3-17

Rule

Function

3-17

Rule

Function

Implicit

Partition

State

3-18

Rule

Function

in Explicit

Partitioned

State 3-18

Image

Limit

3-18

Row/Column

Indicator

3-19

Logical-Terminal

Identifier

3-19

329(}-Unique Aspects of the Local

Copy

Function 3-19

Row Suppression 3-20

Local Copy

Initiation

3-20

Operator-Initiated

Local

Copy

3-21

Host-Initiated Local Copy

3-21

Host

Contention

with

Operator-Initiated

Local Copy

3-21

Printer

Key

Operation

during

Local Copy 3-23

Customizing

for

the Local

Copy

Function 3-23

Chapter 4. 3270 Data-Stream Functions 4-1

Interface

Codes

4-1

Attributes

4-4

Field

Attributes

4-4

Extended

Field

Attributes

and

Character

Attributes

4-5

Attribute

Type

X'4!'

Extended

Highlighting

4-5

Attribute

Type

X'42' -

Color

4-5

Attribute

Type

X'43'

Character

Set Selection 4-5

Commands

4-6

3270

Data

Stream

Commands

4-6

Non-SNA

Channel

Commands

4-6

Write

Control

Character

4-7

3270

Data

Stream

Orders

4-7

Outbound

3270

Data

Stream

Structured

Fields 4-9

Load

Programmed

Symbols

Structured

Field

Format

4-10

Create

Partition

Structured

Field

Format

4-11

Activate

Partition

Structured

Field

Format

4-12

Destroy

Partition

Structured

Field

Format

4-13

Set

Window

Origin

Structured

Field

Format

4-1

Set

Reply Mode

Structured

Field

Format

4-14

Reset

Partition

Structured

Field

Format

4-15

ERASE/RESET

Structured

Field

Format

4-15

Outbound

3270DS

Structured

Field

Format

4-16

Read

Partition

Structured

Field

Format

4-16

Contents

Inbound

3270

Data

Stream

4-17

Inbound

3270

Data

Stream

for

Partition

0 4-18

Short

Read

Format

4-18

Read

Modified

and

Read

Modified All

Format

4-19

Read

Buffer

Format

4-20

Read

Buffer

Format

in Field Reply Mode 4-20

Read Buffer

Format

Extended

Field

and

Character

Mode 4-21

Inbound

Structured

Fields 4-22

Inbound

3270DS

Structured

Field

Format

for

Partitions

through

4-22

Query

Structured

Field 4-23

Usable

Area

Query

Structured

Field

Format

4-23

Partitions

Query

Structured

Field

Format

4-24

Self-Defining

Parameter

4-25

Character

Sets

Query

Structured

Field

Format

4-26

Character

Sets

Descriptor

Format

4-27

Reply Modes

Query

Structured

Field

Format

4-27

ColorQuery

Structured

Field

Format

4-28

Highlight

Query

Structured

Field

Format

4-29

Implicit

Partition

Query

Structured

Field

Format

4-30

Implicit

Partition

Default

and

Alternate

Screen

Size 4-30

Character

Cell

Dimensions

4-30

Self-Defining

Parameters

4-30

Transmission

of Buffer Addresses

4-31

Buffer Addresses 4-31

Example of Buffer Address Calculation 4-32

Transmission

of a Buffer Address 4-32

Transmission

of Buffer Address in 16-Bit

Address

Mode 4-32

Transmission

of Buffer

Address

in 12/14-Bit Address Mode 4-32

Chapter 5. 3290 Controls and Indicators 5-1

3290

Controls

5-2

On/Off

Switch

5-2

Indicator

5-2

Security Keylock

5-3

Test

Switch

5-3

Tilt Control Lever

5-4

Audible

Alarm

Control

5-4

3290

Indicators

5-5

Quick Reference

5-6

Readiness

and

System

Connection

5-8

Online

(Non-SNA)

5-8

Online

(SNA)

5-8

Ready

5-8

Setup

5-8

Copy Screen

5-8

Test

5-8

System

Operator

5-9

Job

5-9

Unowned

5-9

Not

Enter

5-9

Security Key 5-10

Machine Check 5-10

Communication

Check 5-10

Printer

Not

Working

5-10

Printer

Busy

5-11

Printer

Very Busy

5-11

Program

Check

5-11

What?

5-12

Terminal

Wait 5-12

Minus Function 5-12

Minus

Function

Operator

Unauthorized

5-12

Too

Much

Entered

5-13

Numeric

Data

Only

5-13

Invalid Dead-Key

Combination

(Canadian-Bilingual

and

French

Keyboards

Only)

Elsewhere 5-14

Partition

Wait

5-14

System Lock 5-14

What

Number

5-14

Operator

Unauthorized

5-15

5-13

,C,

,,,/

Communication

Error

Reminder

5-15

Communication

Error

Reminder

5-15

Programmed

Symbol Selection 5-15

Programmed

Symbol Set (A

through

F) (Field-Defined) 5-15

Nonloadable

Character

Set

(Field

Inherit)

5-15

Programmed

Symbol Set (A

through

F) (Field

Inherit)

5-16

Programmed

Symbol Set (A

through

(Operator-Selected)

5-16

Character

Selection 5-16

Alpha

5-16

Katakana

5-16

APL

5-16

Shift Selection 5-17

Numeric

5-17

Upshift 5-17

Highlight Selection 5-17

Normal

(Field

Inherit)

5-17

Blink (Field

Inherit)

5-17

Reverse Video (Field

Inherit)

5-18

Underscore

(Field

Inherit)

5-18

Blink

(Operator-Selected)

5-18

Reverse

Video

(Operator-Selected)

5-18

Underscore

(Operator-Selected)

5-18

Insert

5-19

Insert

Mode 5-19

Printer

Status

5-19

Assign

Printer

5-19

Printer

Assignment

5-19

Printer

Failure

5-19

Printer

Printing

5-19

What

Printer

5-19

Image

Limit

5-20

Image

Limit

5-20

Logical-Terminal

5-20

Logical-Terminal

5-20

Row

and

Column

Position

5-20

Row

and

Column

Indicator

5-20

Chapter 6. 3290 Keyboard

and

Keypad 6-1

Keyboard

6-1

Keyboard

Controls

6-3

Clicker

Volume

Control

6-3

Keyboard

Switches 6-3

Keypad 6-4

Keyboard

Key

Functions

6-6

Left

Control

Keys 6-6

Attention

Key 6-6

Clear

Key

6-7

Clear

Partition

Key

Copy

Key 6-8

Cursor

Select

Key

6-8

Erase

End

of Field Key 6-8

Erase

Input

Key 6-9

ExSel Key 6-9

!dent

Key 6-9

Key 6-10

Operation

6-10

Copy

Screen

Operation

6-11

Setup Key

6-11

System

Request

Key 6-12

Operating

SNA

Environment

6-12

Operating

in a

Non-SNA

Environment

6-12

Test

Key 6-12

Zoom

Key

6-13

Right

Control

Keys 6-14

Backtab

Key

6-14

Change

Screen

Key 6-15

Cursor

Left

and

Cursor

Right

Keys 6-15

Cursor

and

Cursor

Down

Keys 6-15

Delete

Character

Key 6-15

Key 6-16

Contents

vii

viii

Dup

Key 6-16

Field

Mark

Key 6-16

Home

Key 6-17

Insert

Mode Key 6-17

Jump

Partition

Key 6-18

Jump

Screen

Key 6-18

Program

Access (PA)

Keys-PAI

through

PA3 6-18

Ruic Key 6-19

Scroll

Forward

and

Backward Keys 6-19

~Keys

6-19

Program

Function

Keys 6-20

Alternate

Cursor

Key 6-20

APL

Key 6-20

Blink

Character

(Highlighting) Key

6-21

Clicker Key

6-21

Cursor

Blink Key

6-21

Field

Inherit

Keys 6-22

Programmed

Symbol Set Field

Inherit

6-22

Highlighting Field

Inherit

6-23

Program

Function

(PF) Keys -

1 through

24 6-23

Programmed

Symbols (PS) Keys, PSA

through

PSF

6-24

Reverse Video (Highlighting) Key 6-25

Underscore (Highlighting) Key 6-25

Data

Keys 6-26

Alphabetic Keys 6-26

Alternate

Shift Keys 6-27

APL

Character

Keys 6-27

Dead

Keys (Canadian-Bilingual

French

Keyboards Only) 6-28

Device Cancel Key 6-29

Enter

Key 6-29

New Line Key 6-30

Numeric

and

Symbol

and

Punctuation

Mark

Keys 6-30

Reset Key

6-31

Spacebar

6-31

Tab

Key 6-32

Backspace Key 6-32

Uppercase Shift

and

Uppercase Shift Lock 6-32

Appendix

Examples

Setup and Screen Management

A-1

Example

Rule

Function

A-2

Example 2: Multiple

Interactive

Screens A-3

Example

Copy

Screen

A-5

Example 4: Modifying

Screen

Characteristics A-7

Appendix

Error Code Charts

B-1

Indications

during

Power-On

Sequence (3274-Detected

Errors)

B-1

During

Initiating

Downstream

Load

B-1

During

Downstream

Load

B-2

Indications

during

Operation

B-2

3274-Detected Machine Check

Errors

B-2

3274-Detected

Program

Checks B-2

Communication

Check

Errors

B-2

3290-Detected

Machine

Check

Errors

B-2

Program

Error

Codes B-5

Appendix C. Setup Level 3 Error Codes C-1

Glossary

X-1

Index

X-3

Figures

. 2-1. 3290 Display

Screen

2-1

2-2.

Character

Cells (9 x

Size) 2-2

2-3. 7 x 9

Character

Matrix

9 x

Character

Cell

2-3

3-1.

Screen

Divisions

3-1

3-2. IBM-Supplied Logical-Terminal Definition

Table

3-3

3-3. IBM-Supplied

Default

Logical-Terminal Sets

3-5

3-4. Allowable

Screen

Divisions

for

Given

Usable Areas

3-5

3-5. Allowable Usable

Areas

for

Programs

Written

for 3278 Models 2. 3. 4.

and

3-5

3-6.

Maximum

Number

of Logical

Terminals

3-6

3-7. Setup Level 3 Display 3-12

3-8.

Character

Cell Sizes 3-15

3-9. Specification

Options

for

Byte 24

the Bind

Command

3-16

3-10.

Data

Copied

for

Operator-Initiated

Local

Copy

3-21

3-11.

Data

Copied

for

Host-Initiated Local Copy 3-22

4-1. United States

EBCDIC

1/0

Interface

Code

4-2

4-2.

EBCDIC

Control

Character

1/0

Codes 4-3

4-3. Field Attribute

Character

Bit Assignment 4-4

4-4.

Write

Control

Character

(WCC)

Reset Actions 4-8

5-1

. 3290

Controls

5-1

6-1. 104-Key

Typewriter

Keyboard

Layout

6-2

6-2.

APL

Keyboard

Layout

6-2

6-3. 3290 Keypad -

Program

Function

Layout

6-4

6-4. 3290 Keypad -

Calculator

Layout

6-5

A-1. IBM-Supplied Values

for

Logical-Terminal Set C A-8

Figures

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