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User Manual Line Computer UNIX 3 Desktop (Root Window)
Software Version 501.xx 01/99 Issue 3.2 Desktop User Interface
3 - 9
- Settings
This menu item combines the menu options "Select language", "Change time zones" and "Change operating
mode". This option allows the settings selected upon the installation of the LC software to be changed later
on (see chapt. 1, section 1.2.3).
- Change language
This menu option can be used to switch to a different language of the LC user interface.
● Click on OPTIONS --> Settings --> Change language.
The UNIX window "Language-Configuration" opens.
The four languages listed below are available:
1) D German
2) F French
3) GB English
4) I Italian
● At the cursor position, enter the number (1 through 4) that corresponds to the desired language,
or abort the procedure by entering the number 5.
● Press the RETURN key.
● When the information "To activate the new setting you have to restart the Line Computer Unix
please press return" is displayed, press the RETURN key once again.The UNIX window closes.
● Open the main menu (see chapt. 2, page 2 - 18) and terminate the line computer session using
the LC-End menu option.
● On the main menu, restart the line computer session using the LC-Start menu option.
After the start, the LC user interface is displayed in the language selected.
- Change time zones
This menu option can be used to adapt the time setting of the internal clock of the line computer to the
current time zone. Twelve different time zones can be selected from.
● Click on OPTIONS --> Settings --> Change time zones.
The UNIX window "Timezone-Configuration" opens.
● Enter the root password at the cursor position and then press the RETURN key.
The window contains a listing of all time zones that can be selected. Every time zone is identified
by a number.
● At the cursor position, enter the number (1 through 12) that corresponds to the desired time zone,
or abort the procedure by entering the number 13.
● Press the RETURN key.
The UNIX window closes.
The internal clock of the line computer is set to the current time of the selected time zone.
- Change operating mode
This menu option can be used to change the user mode of the LC user interface (see section 3.1.1).
The following operating modes can be selected from:
1) Programming programming mode
2) Controlling control mode
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● Click on OPTIONS --> Settings --> Change operating mode.
The UNIX window "DESK-Configuration" opens.
The window contains a listing of the operating modes that can be selected. Every operating mode
is identified by a number.
● At the cursor position, enter the number (1 or 2) that corresponds to the desired operating mode,
or abort the procedure by entering the number 3.
● Press the RETURN key.
● When the information "To activate the new setting you have to restart the Line Computer Unix
please press return" is displayed, press the RETURN key once again.The UNIX window closes.
● Terminate the line computer session by means of LC-End.
● Restart the line computer session by means of LC-Start.
Following the start, the desktop is displayed in the selected operating mode (user mode)
(see Fig. 3.1.1 and Fig. 3.1.2).
- Network
This menu item combines the menu options "Change system name", "Change network settings", "Log on
external computer" and "Change network configuration". This option allows network parameters to be
entered or changed.
CAUTION
All functions concerning the network of the computer system may be performed only by persons having a
profound knowledge about networks and how they are configured.
- Change system name
This menu option allows you to change the system name of the line computer.
● Click on OPTIONS --> Network --> Change system name.
The UNIX window "Change system node name" opens.
● Respond to the query as to whether the current name is to be really changed with
y
and confirm
by pressing RETURN.
● When the next query appears, enter the new system name and confirm with RETURN.
NOTE
Acceptable is an alpha-numeric name comprising max. eight characters without any blanks and spe-
cial characters (e.g. aut95289).
● The query about the correctness of the name is to be answered with
y
and confirmed with RETURN.
The new name is stored in the system and the operating system is relinked.
● Respond to the two queries that are now displayed with
y
and press RETURN in each case.
● When the line "Hit <RETURN> to continue" is displayed, press the RETURN key.
The UNIX window closes.
● The computer system is to be shut down using the Shutdown main menu function and subse-
quently to be rebooted. The line computer system is started with the new name.
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- Change network settings
A Pentium-based computer may contain one or two LAN cards. One of them is always provided for the
communication with computers on the customer network. The settings for this LAN card can be
changed. When so doing, the old value is displayed, the new value is entered and a query asking for the
correctness of the entry is displayed until the operator responds to the same by selecting
y
and confirm-
ing by pressing RETURN.
● Click on OPTIONS --> Network --> Change network settings.
The UNIX window "Change network settings" opens.
The current network settings are displayed (IP address, Netmask, Broadcast, Domain name).
● Respond to the query as to whether some of the values are to be changed with
y
and confirm by
pressing RETURN.
● Change the IP-address or accept the preset value by pressing RETURN.
● Respond to the query about the correctness of the address with
y
and confirm by pressing RETURN.
● Change the Netmask or accept the preset value by pressing RETURN.
● Confirm the correctness of the Netmask with
y
and by pressing RETURN.
● Change the Broadcast address or accept the preset value by pressing RETURN.
● Confirm the correctness of the address with
y
and by pressing RETURN.
● Change the Domain name or accept the preset value by pressing RETURN.
● Confirm the correctness of the name with
y
and by pressing RETURN.
The data are accepted and the UNIX window closes.
● The computer system is to be shut down using the Shutdown main menu function and subse-
quently to be rebooted. The line computer system is started with the new network settings.
- Log-on of external computers
With this menu option it is possible to log external computers of the customer’s network onto the com-
puter system. These so-called external computers may be other line computers or the customer’s host
computers.
● Click on OPTIONS --> Network --> Log on external computer.
The UNIX window "Change hosts & automount configuration" opens.
● Enter the root password at the cursor position and then press the RETURN key.
● Respond to the query as to whether changes are to be made with
y
and confirm by pressing RETURN.
● Enter the Host name (name of the external computer) and confirm by pressing RETURN.
● Respond to the following query as to whether the name is correct with
y
and confirm by pressing
RETURN.
● Enter the IP-address and confirm by pressing RETURN.
● Confirm the correctness of the address with
y
and by pressing RETURN.
● Respond to the query as to whether an NFS connection is to be established with
y
or
n
and con-
firm by pressing RETURN.
If
y
was entered,
● enter the Mount path and confirm with
y
and by pressing RETURN.
● Confirm the correctness of the Mount path with
y
and by pressing RETURN.
● Respond to the query as to whether any additional changes are to be performed with
n
and con-
firm by pressing RETURN. The UNIX window closes.