IBM 3270 Personal Computer Hints and Tips
IBM 3270 Personal Computer Hints and Tips is an IBM support bulletin, publication G320-9539-0, first edition, May 1986, by W. Craig Chambers of IBM National Technical Support (Graphics and Workstations Support, Irving, Texas). It answers common questions about the XT- and AT-based IBM 3270 PC. The scan has 68 pages with a text layer.
Contents
[edit | edit source]- The planar and power supply: the XT-based units use a quiet-fan supply, P/N 6323357, FRU 6347754
- Memory adapters and the Expanded Memory Adapter (XMA)
- The three keyboard adapter versions, and the keyboard adapter serial port pinout
- The display connector pinout and signal frequencies
- APA and programmed-symbol graphics
- The DFCA coax adapter and the 3295 plasma panel
- I/O ports used and slot rules
- 3274 attachment and Control Program customisation
What this document does not contain
[edit | edit source]No schematics, parts lists or fault-isolation procedures; those are in the 3270 PC maintenance information. See IBM 3270 PC Maintenance Guide.
Pages that cite this document
[edit | edit source]- Hard Drive Maintenance and Repair
- IBM 3270 PC: cites pp. 1-19
- IBM 3270 PC Capacitor Replacement Guide: cites p. 1
- IBM 3270 PC Maintenance Guide: cites pp. 1-19, pp. 2-17 to 2-20, pp. 5-11 to 5-13
- IBM 3270 PC Troubleshooting Guide: cites pp. 1-19