Digital Equipment DEC 3000 300 AXP Series Gebrauchsanweisung

DEC 3000 Model

300 Series AXP

Setting Up Your System:

READ THIS FIRST

Part Number: EK–PELHW–IC. C01

1. Check Contents of the Shipment

Warning:

The monitor shipped with your system is heavy. Digital

recommends that two people lift and move the monitor,

as instructed on the shipping container.

Notes:

- Keep the shipping containers in case you need to

repack the system at a later date.

- If you are missing a part, contact your sales

representative.

System unit

Monitor

SCSI terminator

Modem loopback connector

10BASE-T loopback

Documentation (some items may be country-

specific)

Blank panel and metal shield (included only if you

ordered a preinstalled RX26 drive)

Mouse and mousepad

Keyboard

Monitor video cable

Monitor power cord

10BASE-T network cable

System power cord

Universal strain relief strap

Keyboard/mouse extension cable with connector

block

Headset (included with some models)

Antistatic wrist strap

Screwdriver

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2. Find a Location for Your System

Place your system on a desktop or table that is

strong enough to support the system unit and a

monitor. Your system unit weighs approximately

6.8 to 9.5 kilograms (15 to 21 pounds). A monitor

can weigh up to 34 kilograms (75 pounds).

Digital recommends that you leave several centi-

meters (inches) of clearance on all sides of your

monitor and system unit for proper air circulation.

Digital also recommends that you:

•Maintain as dust-free an environment as

possible

•Not place your system near direct sunlight,

a heater, or a photocopier

•Use a dedicated power source and grounded

outlet

For optimal temperature ranges, refer to the system

specifications in your DEC 3000 Model 300 Series

AXP Hardware Reference Guide, part number

EK-PELCN-OG.

8.75 cm

(3.5 in) 40 cm

(16 in) 42.5 cm

(17 in)

7.5 cm

(3 in)

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ISDN port

Audio port

Keyboard/

mouse port

RS232 port

Monitor video

port

Monitor power

socket

Connection for your monitor

cable.

Connection for the power cord

your monitor.

Connection for the power cord

your system unit.

System power

connector

On/Off switch This switch turns the system o

or off (O).

Connection for a 10BASE-T

(twisted-pair) network cable. If

running diagnostics, connect a

loopback connector.

ISDN software support may not

be available in your country.

When the system is shipped, a

foam block covers this port.

Connection for a telephone handset

or headset.

Connection for the key-

board/mouse extension cable.

Used in asynchronous mode to

connect communications devices

such as a printer, plotter, modem,

or console terminal. Supports X.25

and is operating-system depend-

ent. If running diagnostics, con-

nect a loopback connector.

Ethernet port

Connection for a Small Com-

puter System Interface (SCSI)

peripheral device or terminator.

Pressing this button places your

system in console mode (>>>)

TC slot 0.

Models 300/-

300X/300LX

SCSI port

Halt button

If you have TURBOchannel

(TC) slots, refer to the Hard-

ware Reference Guide.

3. Identify Cable Connections and Controls on the Back of the System Unit

TC slot 1.

Models 300/-

300X/300LX

If you have TURBOchannel

(TC) slots, refer to the Hard-

ware Reference Guide.

ISDN

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1 2

7 8 9 10 11 12

4. Connect the System Unit Cables

As part of your system installation, you must attach

cables, cords, or terminators to the back of the sys-

tem unit, as follows:

1. Connect a SCSI terminator to the SCSI port,

labeled in panel 3, when the port is not in

use.

If you have a SCSI peripheral device, remove

the terminator from the system unit and connect

the device to this port using a SCSI cable.

2. Connect the keyboard/mouse extension cable to

the keyboard/mouse port, labeled in panel 3.

3. Connect the video cable for your monitor to the

monitor video port, labeled in panel 3.

4. Connect the power cord for your monitor to the

monitor power socket, labeled in panel 3.

This cord has recessed prongs on the end that

connects into this socket.

5. Connect the power cord for your system unit to

the system power connector, labeled in

panel 3. This cord is the one that you will con-

nect to a wall power outlet.

Note: If there is a yellow sticker over the power

connector, your system has factory-installed soft-

ware. You must remove the sticker prior to installa-

tion of the power cord.

5. Connect the Monitor

1. Attach the universal strain relief strap to the

monitor video cable. This will prevent the weight

of the cable from loosening the connections to the

monitor. Follow these steps:

a. Insert the three RGB video connectors and

cable junction block through the center slot

of the strap.

b. Pull the cable junction block into the bottom slot

of the strap.

c. Insert the green (G) connector into the top closed

hole of the strap.

2. Connect the RGB connectors to the monitor, as

follows:

For a color monitor:

- If your monitor has two rows of three connec-

tors, attach the video connectors to the RGB

Video In ports.

- If you have five connectors, attach the video

connectors to the first three left-hand (RGB)

ports.

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For a monochrome monitor:

- Attach the connector marked G (green) to the

center connector on the monitor. (For more in

formation, see your monitor installation guide.)

Note: When you attach the G connector,

be sure you have the antistatic

wrist strap on.

3. Connect the monitor power cord to the monitor.

4. Connect the monitor power cord to the back of the

system unit, as shown in on panel 3, if not

already done.

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6. Connect the Keyboard and Mouse

1. Connect the keyboard and the mouse to

the connector block on the keyboard/mouse

extension cable .

Note that the arrow on the mouse cable con-

nector should be facing up when inserted into

the connector block.

2. To secure the keyboard/mouse extension

cable, place the plastic flap of the cable

connector block under the side of the

monitor base.

To save space, you can set the monitor on top of

the system unit.

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7. Connect the Network Hardware

Note: If you are not connecting your system to a

network, go to panel 8.

See your system manager or network administrator to:

1. Determine whether network registration is required.

2. Obtain a unique node name and address.

3. Configure the network software.

Next, determine which of the following network con-

nections you have:

•10BASE-T (UTP or twisted-pair)

•10BASE2 (ThinWire)

•AUI

Connecting Your Workstation to 10BASE-T:

For a 10BASE-T (UTP) network you can connect

directly to your office 10BASE-T Ethernet using the

10BASE-T network cable provided with your system.

Connect this network cable from the 10BASE-T

connector on the back of the system unit to your

10BASE-T office network connection.

Connecting Your Workstation to 10BASE2:

For a 10BASE2 (ThinWire) network, you need to

purchase the optional DETTR-AA/AB adapter from

Digital and then:

•Connect your 10BASE-T network cable from the

10BASE-T connector on the back of the system

unit to the 10BASE-T connector at Port 2 on the

adapter.

•Connect your 10BASE2 office network cable to

Port 1 on the adapter using a T-connector, as shown

in the next figure. If this is the end of the ThinWire

segment, attach a terminator to the T-connector,

opposite the network cable.

•Set the internal termination switch on the adapter

to the off position.

•Set the switch at Port 2 to the MDI X position.

•Connect the power cord from the adapter to a

wall outlet.

Connecting Your Workstation to an AUI Drop:

For connection to an AUI drop, you need to purchase

the optional DETTR-BA/BB adapter from Digital and

then:

•Connect your 10BASE-T network cable from the

10BASE-T connector on the back of the system

unit to the 10-BASE-T connector at Port 2 on the

adapter.

•Connect your office AUI drop to Port 1 on the

adapter, as shown in the next figure.

•Check with your system manager to ensure that the

SQE/Heartbeat function is disabled on any device

that is connected to the AUI side of the adapter.

The DETTR-BA/BB will not function correctly in

the presence of a Heartbeat.

(continued on next panel)

POWER

10 BASE-T

PORT 2

1 3

ThinWire

PORT 1

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OnOffMDI XMDI

Network Hardware (Continued)

•Set the switch at Port 2 to the MDI X posi-

tion.

•Connect the power cord from the adapter to a

wall outlet.

•If you are connecting multiple workstations to

the network, you may have purchased a multi-

port repeater such as the DETMR or DEMON.

You can use the 10BASE-T network cable sup-

plied with your system to connect each worksta-

tion to a 10BASE-T port on the repeater. Follow

the instructions provided with the specific re-

peater when connecting to the network.

When the Integrated Services Digital Network

(ISDN) connection is available for your system,

you must request that your Digital service represen-

tative install the required hardware.

POWER

10 BASE-T

PORT 2

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MDI XMDI

AUI

PORT 1

8. Customize Your Work Area

Adjust your chair so that:

•Your feet are flat on the floor; use a footrest if

needed.

•Your legs form a right angle to the floor.

•The backs of your knees are free from the chair

seat.

•Your body weight rests on your spine with sup-

port of the lower back region.

Adjust your monitor and keyboard so that:

•Your wrists are straight and supported.

•The keyboard, mouse, and mouse pad are at

elbow height.

•Your elbows are close to your sides, with your

upper arms perpendicular to the floor.

•You maintain a neutral neck posture with the

top of the video screen no higher than eye level.

Adjust monitor and lighting so that:

•Light is directed away from the screen to reduce

glare. Look away to distant objects frequently.

Use the tilt and swivel capabilities of your moni-

tor to place it in the most comfortable position.

•The screen is at the correct distance.

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You can improve com-

fort in your workplace

by making sure that

your chair, monitor,

keyboard, and mouse

are set at the right po-

sition for you and the

work you are doing.

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