Hp J282 Manuals

HP J282 Owner's Manual (278 pages)

Hewlett-Packard Owner's Guide

Brand: HP | Category: Desktop | Size: 3.3 MB

Table of Contents
4
Revision History
17
System Overview

20
- Product Description
  22
- System Unit Front Panel Controls, LED, and LCD
  25
  - System Unit Front Panel Controls
    25
  - System LCD
    26
  - System Power Switch
    26
  - LCD Symbols
    26
  - System Power LED
    27
  - Removable Device Buttons and Leds
    27
  - System Unit with Removable Device Door Open
    28
- System Unit Rear Panel Connectors
  29
  - System Unit Rear Panel Connectors
    30
  - Audio Connectors
    31
  - Keyboard Connector
    33
  - Audio Electrical Specifications
    33
  - HP Parallel I/O Connector
    34
  - 802.3 Network Connectors
    34
  - RS-232C Serial Input/Output Connector
    34
  - SCSI Connectors
    35
  - Power Cord Connector
    35
  - Serial I/O Pins
    35
- Monitors
  36
- Pointing Devices
  37
- Operating System Overview
  38
- Important Information You Need to Note
  39
  - Lanic ID
    39
  - IP Address and Subnetwork Mask Information
    40
- Networking Overview
  41
  - Mail
    41
  - Telnet
    41
  - Rlogin
    41
  - Ftp
    42
  - Rcp
    42
  - Nfs
    42
Using Your CD-ROM Drive

43
- CD-ROM Drive and CD-ROM Media Descriptions
  45
  - CD-ROM Drive
    45
    
    Controls and Features
    45
    
    CD-ROM Drive Operating Controls and Features
    46
  - CD-ROM Media
    47
    
    Caring for CD-ROM Discs
    47
- Operating the CD-ROM Drive
  48
- Mounting and Unmounting a CD-ROM Disc
  57
Using Your DDS Tape Drive

63
- DDS Tape Drive and Data Cassette Descriptions
  65
  - DDS Drive
    65
    
    Controls and Indicators
    65
    
    Leds - DDS-DC Drive
    66
    
    LED Display Codes - DDS-DC Drive
    66
    
    LED Warning Conditions - DDS-DC Drive
    67
    
    Leds - DDS-2
    68
    
    LED Display Codes - DDS-2 Drive
    68
  - Data Cassettes
    69
    
    Media Life
    69
    
    Cleaning the Tape Heads
    69
    
    Media Restrictions
    70
  - Setting the Write-Protect Tab on a Data Cassette
    70
  - Setting the Write-Protect Tab on a DDS Tape
    70
- Operating the DDS Tape Drive
  71
Using Your 3.5-Inch Floppy Drive

82
- Using the Floppy Diskette
  84
- Operating the Floppy Drive
  86
Solving Problems

94
Safety and Regulatory Statements

111
- Safety and Regulatory Statements Appendix A
  111
- Declaration of Conformity
  111
- Federal Communications Commission (FCC
  113
- Emissions Regulations
  113
  - VCCI Class 2 ITE
    114
- Emissions Regulations Compliance
  114
  - Regulation on Noise Declaration for Machines -3. GSGV
    114
- Acoustics
  114
- Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) Precautions
  115
- Laser Safety Statement (for U.S.A. Only
  116
- IEC 825 Class 1 Laser Label
  116
- Warnings and Cautions
  117
Changing Your Workstation's Hardware Configuration

119
SCSI Connections Appendix C

184
- SCSI Bus Differences
  184
  - Cables
    187
  - C–1. SCSI Bus Differences
    187
  - SCSI Bus
    188
  - Connectors and Terminator
    189
  - SCSI Configuration Constraints
    189
    
    C–3. Narrow Single-Ended SCSI Bus Configuration Constraints
    192
    
    C–5. Ultra, Wide–Se SCSI Bus Configuration Constraints
    193
- Determining SCSI Bus Length
  194
  - SCSI Bus
    196
  - SCSI Bus
    198
  - Ultra, Wide–Se SCSI Bus Length
    199
  - Narrow Single-Ended System SCSI Device Ids
    203
    
    C–9. Narrow, Single-Ended SCSI Device Ids
    205
    
    C–11. Ultra, Wide–Se SCSI Device Ids
    208
    
    Ultra, Wide–Se SCSI Ids
    208
- Connecting to the SCSI Ports
  209
  - System SCSI Port Connection
    209
    
    Boot Console Interface Features
    212
    
    Accessing the Boot Console Interface
    212
  - Booting Your Workstation
    212
    
    Searching for Bootable Media
    212
    
    Resetting Your Workstation
    212
  - Boot Console Interface Features
    213
Accessing the Boot Console Interface

218
- Booting Your Workstation
  220
- Searching for Bootable Media
  223
- Resetting Your Workstation
  224
- Displaying and Setting Paths
  225
  - D–1. System Paths
    225
  - D–2. Mnemonic Style Notation
    225
- Displaying and Setting the Monitor Type
  227
- The Monitor Command
  227
- Displaying the Current Monitor Configuration
  229
- Setting the Monitor Type
  230

HP J282 Owner's Manual (246 pages)

VISUALIZE B Class and C Class

Brand: HP | Category: Desktop | Size: 3.18 MB

HP J282 Service Handbook (227 pages)

J Class Workstation

Brand: HP | Category: Desktop | Size: 7.18 MB

Service Handbook
1
Table of Contents
3
Chapter 1 Product Information

12
- Product Description
  12
- System Unit Front Panel Controls
  13
  - System LCD
    14
- System Unit Front Panel Controls
  14
- LCD Symbols
  14
  - System Power Switch
    15
  - System Power LED
    15
  - Storage Device Controls and Features
    15
- CD-ROM Drive Controls and Features
  16
- CD-ROM Drive Controls and Features
  17
- DDS Tape Drive Controls and Features
  18
- LED Display Codes - DDS-DC Drive
  19
- Floppy Drive Controls and Features
  21
  - Floppy Disk Drive
    21
  - System Unit Rear Panel Connectors
    22
- System Unit Rear Panel Connectors
  23
  - Audio Connectors
    24
  - Keyboard Connectors
    26
- Audio Electrical Specifications
  26
- Serial I/O Pins
  27
  - SCSI Connectors
    28
  - TOC Button
    28
  - Power Cord Connector
    28
  - Monitor Information
    29
  - Keyboards
    30
    
    Keyboard Differences
    30
- PC Keyboard to ITF Keyboard Equivalent Keys
  31
  - Operating System Overview
    33
    
    Memory Failures
    33
Chapter 2 Environmental/Installation/Pm

35
- Environmental Specifications
  35
- Environmental Specifications
  36
  - Regulatory Requirements
    37
    
    Product Safety
    37
    
    Ergonomics
    37
    
    Regulatory Compliance
    37
    
    Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) Directive
    37
  - Installation
    37
  - Preventive Maintenance
    38
Chapter 3 Configuration

39
Chapter 4 Troubleshooting

52
- LED Not Lit
  53
- Troubleshooting the J Class Workstation
  54
  - Identifying LCD-Indicated Conditions
    55
  - Dealing with a Boot Failure
    57
    
    Searching for Bootable Media
    58
    
    Stable Storage
    58
    
    Boot Command Notations
    58
    
    Supported Boot Paths
    59
    
    ISL Environment
    59
    
    Selftest Failures (J200/210/210XC)
    60
    
    Memory Failures
    60
- I/O Failure Codes
  62
- I/O Failure Codes - Runway (Control) Bus
  78
- Hard Physical Addresses (Hpas) - I/O Modules
  79
Chapter 5 Field Replaceable Units

112
- J Class Modules
  113
  - Exchange and Nonexchange Part Numbers
    114
- CPU Assembly
  114
- CPU Assembly (A4081-66001) FRU List
  115
- I/O Assembly (A4081-62026) FRU List
  117
- Power Supply Assembly
  118
- EISA Assembly
  119
- EISA Assembly FRU List
  120
- Peripheral Assembly
  121
- Peripheral Assembly FRU List
  121
- SCSI Bulkhead
  123
- SCSI Bulkhead FRU List
  123
- Chassis FRU List
  124
  - FRU Removal and Replacement
    126
    
    Front Bezel
    127
- Opening the System Unit
  127
  - CPU Assembly
    128
- Removing the CPU Assembly
  128
- Replacing the CPU Assembly
  129
  - Memory DIMM Removal
    130
- Memory DIMM Location
  130
- Memory Rention Bracket
  131
- Removing Memory Dimms
  131
  - Memory DIMM Installation
    132
  - Processor Module
    133
- CPU Shroud Location
  133
- CPU Shroud Location (J280)
  133
  - Changing the Crystal Oscillator
    138
  - DIP Switch Settings (Reference Only)
    139
  - System Motherboard
    140
- Removing the System Motherboard (J280)
  140
- Removing the System Motherboard
  141
- System Motherboard
  142
  - Battery
    143
- Removing the Calendar Battery
  143
  - LCD Unit
    145
- Removing the LCD Unit
  145
  - Speaker
    146
- Removing the Speaker
  146
  - PCI, EISA or GSC Boards
    147
- Removing the EISA Assembly
  147
- Removing the EISA Assembly Cover
  150
- Removing an EISA or GSC Board
  151
- Removing the EISA Slot Cover
  152
- Installing an EISA or Graphics Board in the EISA
  153
- Assembly
  153
- Replacing EISA Assembly Cover
  155
- Rotating the EISA Assembly Back
  156
- Replacing EISA Assembly
  157
  - I/O Assembly
    158
- Removing the I/O Assembly
  158
  - Removable Storage Device
    159
- Removing Storage Drawer from System Unit
  159
- EMI Plate with no Fan Attached
  160
- Removing EMI Plate
  160
- EMI Plate with Fan Attached
  161
- Removing Drive Screws
  163
  - Hard Disk
    164
- Removing Storage Drawer from System Unit
  164
- Removing the Drives from the Storage Assembly
  165
- Replacing Hard Drive Mounting Bracket and Drive
  166
- Placing Hard Drives in Storage Drawer
  167
  - SCSI Disk PCA
    168
- Removing the SCSI Disk PCA
  168
  - Power Supply
    169
- Removing the Power Supply
  169
- Replacing the Power Supply
  170
Chapter 6 Diagrams

172
- System Power
  172
- Power Distribution Diagram
  172
- CPU Board Power Pinouts
  173
- Floppy Drive Power Pinouts
  173
- Hard Disk Drive Power Pinouts
  173
  - System Block Diagram
    174
- Fan Power Pinouts
  174
- LED Power Pinouts
  174
- System Unit Functional Block Diagram
  175
- J280 System Unit Functional Block Diagram
  176
- J2240 System Unit Functional Block Diagram
  177
Chapter 7 Reference

179
- Installation Manual
  179
- Service Manuals
  179
- Reference Manuals
  179
Chapter 8 Service Notes

181
Chapter 9 Boot Console Interface Models J200/210/210XC

183
- Accessing the Boot Console Interface
  183
- Boot Console Menus
  184
- Searching for Bootable Media
  188
- Resetting the Workstation
  189
- Displaying and Setting Paths
  190
- System Paths
  190
  - Displaying and Setting the Monitor Type
    192
    
    The Monitor Command
    192
- EISA/GSC Slots from Inside the EISA Assembly
  193
- EISA/GSC Slots from Outside the System Unit
  193
  - Displaying the Current Monitor Configuration
    194
  - Setting the Monitor Type
    195
  - Displaying the Status of the EISA Slots
    196
  - Setting the Auto Boot and Auto Search Flags
    197
  - Displaying and Setting Fastboot Mode
    198
  - Displaying the LAN Station Address
    198
  - Displaying System Information
    199
  - Displaying PIM Information
    199
  - Stable Storage
    199
  - ISL Environment
    200
  - Invoking Isl from the Boot Console Interface
    200
  - Updating System Firmware with Ode
    202
  - Resetting Your Workstation
    210
- Mnemonic Style Notation
  211
- Setting the Monitor Type at Power on
  217

HP J282 Administration Manual (171 pages)

HP b2600: Supplementary Guide

Brand: HP | Category: Desktop | Size: 2.65 MB

Table of Contents
2
About this Guide

6
Preface

8
- Why this Document
  8
- Why Thi Document?
  8
- Document Conventions
  9
Chapter 1: Pathnames

10
- Using "Whence
  10
- Using "Find
  10
- Starbase
  11
- Hp-Phigs
  12
- Hp Pex
  13
Chapter 2: Compiling Your Application

14
Chapter 3: X Windows: Hp-Ux 10.20

22
Chapter 4: X Windows Configuration Details

79
- Making an X*.Hosts File
  79
- Using Special Input Devices
  80
- Initializing the Colormap with Xinitcolormap
  87
- Customizing the Mouse and Keyboard
  88
- Using the Keyboards
  100
  - Understanding the Keyboards
    100
  - Default Keyboard Mapping
    101
  - Equivalent Keys
    101
  - Changing Key Mapping
    101
- Compatibility Considerations
  103
- Re-Installing Powershade
  104
- 3D Graphics Performance
  104
  - Texture Mapping
    105
  - Hp PEX Graphics Performance
    106
  - Hp-PHIGS Graphics Performance
    109
- 3D Thread-Safing
  115
  - General Information
    115
  - SIGALRM Details
    116
  - SIGCHLD and the GRM Daemon
    117
  - SIGCHLD and the Starbase Input Daemon
    118
  - SIGPIPE Details
    118
- Gamma Correction
  118
- Hp Cde and Hp Vue
  124
- Shared Memory Usage
  124
- Reference Documentation
  125
- Synopsis
  126
- Description
  126
- Starting up
  127
- Display Names
  128
- Access Control
  129
- Geometry Specifications
  130
- Window Managers
  131
- Font Names
  131
- Font Server Names
  133
- Color Names
  133
- Keyboards
  135
- Options
  136
- Resources
  137
- Examples
  141
- Diagnostics
  141
- See also
  142
- Copyright
  142
- Trademarks
  142
- Authors
  142
Appendix B: X Server Reference Page

143
- Name
  143
- Synopsis
  143
- Description
  143
- Options
  144
- Security File Format
  147
- Running from Init
  151
- Granting Access
  151
- Signals
  152
- Fonts
  153
- Diagnostics
  153
- Files
  154
- Notes
  154
- Copyright
  154
- Origin
  154
- See also
  155
Appendix C: Low Bandwidth X Proxy

156
- Name
  156
- Synopsis
  156
- Description
  156
- Atom Control
  159
- Notes
  159
- Origin
  159
- See also
  159
Appendix D: Rx Netscape Navigator Plug-In

160
- Name
  160
- Description
  160
- Installation
  160
- Resources
  161
- Environment
  162
- Notes
  162
- Origin
  162
- See also
  162
Appendix E: Proxy Manager Service

163
- Name
  163
- Synopsis
  163
- Description
  163
- Proxy Manager Config File
  164
- Example
  165
- Proxy Manager Details
  165
- Notes
  165
- Origin
  166
- See also
  166
Appendix F: Locate Proxy Services

167
- Name
  167
- Synopsis
  167
- Description
  167
- Origin
  168
- See also
  168
Appendix G: Rx Helper Program

169
- Name
  169
- Synopsis
  169
- Description
  169
- Installation
  169
- Options
  170
- Resources
  170
- Environment
  170
- Notes
  171
- Origin
  171
- See also
  171

HP J282 User Reference (84 pages)

HP b2600: Reference Guide

Brand: HP | Category: Desktop | Size: 0.75 MB

Legal Notices
2
Table of Contents
3
About this Manual
5
Printing History
5
How to Use this Guide
6
Typographic Conventions
7
1 Introduction

9
2 SCR Overview

11
- Installing SCR
  13
- Using SCR
  14
- Conﬁguring SCR
  15
  - Registering Managed Nodes
    15
  - Setting the Data Collection Schedule
    16
- Collecting Conﬁguration Data on Demand
  17
- Checking Data Collection Status
  18
- Viewing Conﬁguration Information on a Node
  19
- Tracking Conﬁguration Changes with SCR
  20
- Checking Node Differences
  21
- Using Tags to Simplify Node Management
  23
- Using Filters
  25
  - Simple Filter Example
    26
  - Standard Filters
    28
  - Using the Probe Filter
    29
- Additional Uses of SCR
  30
  - Inventory Tracking
    30
  - Change Management
    31
  - Disaster Recovery
    32
- SCR Reference (man Pages)
  33
- Scr (5)
  34
- Scrconfig (1M)
  43
- Scrdelete (1M)
  48
- Scrdiff (1M)
  50
- Scrfilter (1M)
  53
- Scrhist (1M)
  64
- Scrstatus (1M)
  66
- Scrtag (1M)
  69
- Scrupdate (1M)
  72
- Scrviewer (1M)
  74
- Scrlog_Viewer (1M)
  77
SCR File Set

83

HP J282 Supplementary Manual (37 pages)

J Class Workstations

Brand: HP | Category: Desktop | Size: 2.35 MB

Upgrade Instructions
2
Printing History
4
Emissions Regulations
5
Federal Communications Commission (FCC)
5
Emissions Regulations Compliance
6
Electrostatic Discharge (Esd) Precautions
6
VCCI Class 1 Ite
6
Warnings and Cautions
7
Kit Contents
8
Installation Prerequisites
9
Associated Documentation
10
Upgrade Procedures
11
Powering off the System
11
Removing the Front Bezels
13
Removing the Main Tray Assembly
14
Removing Memory Dimms
15
Installing Memory Dimms
17
Verifying System Operation
35

HP J282 Manual (9 pages)

hp visualize workstation - Interoperable Security for HP-UX and Windows NT Technical Workstations

Brand: HP | Category: Desktop | Size: 0.13 MB

HP J282 Supplementary Manual (8 pages)

Migrating UNIX Technical Environments to Windows NT

Brand: HP | Category: Desktop | Size: 0.06 MB

HP J282 Hardware Manual (7 pages)

Brand: HP | Category: Video Card | Size: 0.34 MB

HP J282 Supplementary Manual (7 pages)

VISUALIZE Workstation Memory Subsystem

Brand: HP | Category: Desktop | Size: 0.13 MB

HP J282 Troubleshooting Manual (6 pages)

Troubleshooting Guide for SCR+DMI

Brand: HP | Category: Desktop | Size: 0.08 MB

HP J282 Supplementary Manual (5 pages)

Functional Interoperability

Brand: HP | Category: Desktop | Size: 0.04 MB

HP J282 Specifications (3 pages)

HP P Class 450/500/550/600/650/700/750: Specifications

Brand: HP | Category: Controller | Size: 0.19 MB

HP J282 Install Manual (1 page)

HP j6700: Install Guide

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HP J282 Manuals

Table of Contents

System Overview

Using Your CD-ROM Drive

Using Your DDS Tape Drive

Using Your 3.5-Inch Floppy Drive

Solving Problems

Safety and Regulatory Statements

Changing Your Workstation's Hardware Configuration

SCSI Connections Appendix C

Accessing the Boot Console Interface

Table of Contents

1 System Overview

2 Using Your CD Drive

3 Using Your 3.5-Inch Floppy Disk Drive

4 SCSI Connections

5 Changing Your Computer Hardware Conﬁguration

6 The Boot Console Interface

7 Solving Problems

Safety and Regulatory Statements

Table of Contents

Chapter 1 Product Information

Chapter 2 Environmental/Installation/Pm

Chapter 3 Configuration

Chapter 4 Troubleshooting

Chapter 5 Field Replaceable Units

Chapter 6 Diagrams

Chapter 7 Reference

Chapter 8 Service Notes

Chapter 9 Boot Console Interface Models J200/210/210XC

Table of Contents

About this Guide

Preface

Chapter 1: Pathnames

Chapter 2: Compiling Your Application

Chapter 3: X Windows: Hp-Ux 10.20

Chapter 4: X Windows Configuration Details

Appendix B: X Server Reference Page

Appendix C: Low Bandwidth X Proxy

Appendix D: Rx Netscape Navigator Plug-In

Appendix E: Proxy Manager Service

Appendix F: Locate Proxy Services

Appendix G: Rx Helper Program

Table of Contents

1 Introduction

2 SCR Overview

SCR File Set

Table of Contents

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