THE PORTABLE
PERIPHERALS
SUPPORT
Types of Peripherals
Portable PLUS supports
Plotters
Printers
Modems
Discs
Cassette drive
Most with no additional hardware other
than proper cables.
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um Converters
o HP-IL/HPIB 82169A
o HP-IL/RS—-232 82164A
m Modem 82168A
m Discs 9114, 82161A cassette
m Printers 829088, 727736
m Plotters 7470
Once the connection is made, set System
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HPIB
All HPIB peripherals MUST be connected
via an 821689A HP-IL/HPIB converter.
Here are the device types supported.
a HPIB printers
m HPIB plotters
m HPIB discs
Make the connection, set the switches,
determine the address, set System
Config, and away you go...
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HPIB
Making the Connection
m Printers/ plotters
Do Set converter switches [o00000
o Printer interface: HPIBxx |
(xx is HPIB address) or
o Plotter interface: HPIBxx
m Discs (see mass storage section)
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What's Supported’
m Modems
m Plotters
m Printers
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With additional user programming and the
Technical Reference Manual.
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HS-232
Making the Connection
m Make the connection from the built-in interface
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a 92221P for plotters/ printers
m Set the RS—232 characteristics
m Set System Config
m Set Datacomm Config
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RS-232
Making the Connection
m Make the connection via the 82164A
HP—IL/RS—232
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m Set the RS—232 characteristics
m Set System Config
m Set Datacomm Config
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82985A EXTERNAL VIDEO MONITOR
Dealer installable connector (battery door)
Powered by standard AC adapter
Reset and freeze—frame buttons
Uses standard video monitor
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OPTIONAL BUILT-IN MODEM
P/N HP 82983A
Compatible with Hayes Smartmodem 1200
commands.
300 BPS and 1200 BPS transmission rates.
Standard modular phone jack (RJ11C).
Factory and dealer installable.
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Use PAM
ENABLING THE MODEM
SYSTEM CONFIG |
With PC—2622
Use
"Datacom Interface' field.
CONFIG KEYS],
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With Custom Application
Use 1/0 control calls as documented in System
Reference Manual.
PRABACZO
"Remote To" field.
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| MODEM OPERATING MODES
um Command Mode — the modem accepts commands
from the user (console) and attempts to execute
them.
m Data Mode — the modem simply passes data
between the computer and the telephone line.
m The modem switches to data mode when
connection (carrier) is made with another modem
over the phone line.
m The modem switches to command mode at loss
of carrier.
m Forcing command mode: the +++ stop action.
m Returning to data mode with ATA or ATO.
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COMMANDS )
E Ihe modem has a 40 character
command buffer.
m The "AT" (attention) command clears
the buffer.
m Non—command characters are ignored.
m VAT" and "A/" commands must be
uppercase.
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COMMANDS
m A (answer)
Modem goes off hook and brings up answer carrier. Possible
responses: connect, connect 1200, no carrier.
m A/ (repeat last command)
No | RETURN | key necessary.
m , (pause)
A comma causes a 2—second' delay.
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m D (dial)
Dialing sequence must be terminated by |; | or | RETURN
Accepts digits 0-9, #, *, comma, D, R. P, T arguments.
m E (echo commands)
E or EO disables echoing of commands back to computer.
E1 enables echoing of commands.
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m F (echo data)
This is ignored and is included only for compatibility. FO and
F1 generate OK response. Data is never echoed.
m H (hook switch)
Hor HO cause modem to go on—hook (hang—up). H1 causes
modem to go off —hook and remain in command mode.
m | (interrogate)
| or 10 causes response of identification string. 11 causes
response of baud rate, word length, and parity. Identification
string is dependent upon active response set.
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O (on-line)
Causes modem to go on-line in originate mode.
P (pulse)
ATP [RETURN] changes default dialing method to pulse. A
P command within the D command is only active for the
duration of that command. # and * are ignored during
pulse dialing.
Q (send responses)
Q0O enables responses. Q1 inhibits responses.
R (reverse mode)
Causes modem to change from originate to answer mode.
; (remain in command)
Causes modem to remain in command mode after dialing
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m T (tone)
ATT | RETURN | changes default dialing method to tone. A T
command within a D command is only active for the duration
of that command.
m V (verbose)
\ and VO cause terse response messages.
V1 causes verbose response messages.
m X (change response set)
| X and XO select the minimum response set.
X1 selects the extended response set.
X2 selects the full response set.
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THE LAST COMMAND
m Z (zap)
Resets all modem options to their default
values.
Puts modem on—hook.
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