- 1/4-inch tape drive
- preventive maintenance
- 150 MB Tape Drive Preventive Maintenance
- 13W3 connectors
- Connecting a 20-Inch Monitor
- 19-inch monitor
- Connecting Your Monitor
- 21-inch monitor
- Connecting Your Monitor
- connection of
- Connecting a 21-Inch Monitor
- 4-mm DAT drive. See DAT drive.
- Cleaning the 4 mm DAT and 8 mm Tape Drives
- 64bit RISC microprocessors
- in system
- The Onyx Board Set
- 8 mm tape drive
- cleaning
- Cleaning the 4 mm DAT and 8 mm Tape Drives
- 8-mm tape drive
- front panel lights
- Front Panel Lights
- removing jammed cassettes
- Removing a Jammed 8 mm Tape Cartridge
- address (ID)
- on the SCSI bus
- Installing and Configuring Additional FLDs
- adjustment steps
- for your work area
- Adjusting Your Chair, Work Surface, and Monitor
- airflow
- Cooling System
- American National Standard Institute
- ANSI Standard for VDT Workstations
- ASCII terminal
- connecting an optional device
- Connecting an ASCII Terminal
- backups
- Software Do's and Don'ts
- behavior
- faulty operation
- System Behavior
- of the system
- System Behavior
- BNC connectors
- Connecting a 21-Inch Monitor
- boot process
- monitored from the System Controller
- The Power-On Process
- Boot Status menu
- Boot Status Menu
- booting a graphics system
- Powering On the Onyx Deskside System
- cartridge tape identification labels
- DLT Tape Cartridge Care and Handling
- CD-ROM
- installing
- Installing and Using an Optional CD-ROM
- loading software
- Installing and Using an Optional CD-ROM
- CD-ROM drive
- front panel features
- CD-ROM Front Panel Operational Features
- CD-ROM drives
- care and maintenance
- CD-ROM Care and Maintenance
- clean the tape drive, instructions
- Care and Cleaning of the Exabyte 8 mm Tape Drive
- cleaning cartridge
- for jukebox tape drive
- Care and Cleaning of the Exabyte 8 mm Tape Drive
- use of
- Digital Linear Tape Maintenance
- useful life
- Care and Cleaning of the Exabyte 8 mm Tape Drive
- cleaning materials
- 8-mm tape drive
- Care and Cleaning of the Exabyte 8 mm Tape Drive
- compact disc
- environmental considerations
- CD-ROM Environmental Considerations
- composite monitor
- A Practice Session
- composite video ports
- Connecting Video Peripherals
- Cooling System
- Cooling System
- CPU activity display
- The CPU Activity Display
- CPU activity graph
- Using the System Controller
- DAT drive
- capacities
- Archive Python 4320 NT (4 mm DAT Drive)
- cleaning
- Cleaning the 4 mm DAT and 8 mm Tape Drives
- data transfer rate
- Archive Python 4320 NT (4 mm DAT Drive)
- front panel lights
- Front Panel Lights
- loading and unloading cassettes
- Loading and Unloading Cassettes
- removing jammed cassettes
- Removing a Jammed 4 mm Cassette
- data compression
- Digital Linear Tape Maintenance
- daughter boards
- SCSI Limitations
- default video format
- Connecting a 21-Inch Monitor
- defective microprocessors
- The Power-On Process
- differential SCSI
- use of
- SCSI Configuration
- disk controllers
- SCSI-2 Interface
- DLT cartridge care and handling
- DLT Tape Cartridge Care and Handling
- DLT cleaning cartridge
- Digital Linear Tape Maintenance
- documentation
- conventions
- Conventions
- drive sled
- mounting to drive
- Installing a Half-Height FLD
- Ebus
- Features
- electrostatic discharge (ESD)
- Electrostatic Discharge
- EMI shield
- installing
- Installing a Half-Height FLD
- ergonomic work environment
- Tips for Setting Up and Using Your Workstation
- Ethernet
- optional connections
- Connecting the System to an Ethernet
- Ethernet Interface
- Ethernet Interface
- external appearance of the Onyx chassis
- Touring the Chassis
- external SCSI connector
- Installing External SCSI Devices
- Extreme
- Features
- fans
- Cooling System
- fault LED
- on System Controller
- The Power-On Process
- FCI Interfaces
- description of
- Flat Cable Interface (FCI)
- front door
- opening of
- Opening the Front Door
- front loading device
- installing a full-height device
- Installing a Full-Height FLD
- removal of
- Removing an FLD
- front loading devices
- configuring
- Installing and Configuring Additional FLDs
- overview
- Internal Front-Loading Drives
- front loading SCSI device
- installing
- SCSI Configuration
- full-height front loading device
- installation
- Installing a Full-Height FLD
- GE processors
- Geometry Engine (GE10) Board
- Geometry Engine board
- Extreme, RealityEngine2 and VTX Graphics Subsystems
- graphics interface
- shutdown of
- Recovering From a System Crash
- guidelines
- for a productive work environment
- Human Factors Guidelines for Setting Up Your Workstation
- half-height front loading device
- installing
- Installing a Half-Height FLD
- halt operating system
- Powering Off the Onyx Deskside System
- hardware
- dos and don'ts
- Maintaining Your Hardware and Software
- maintenance of
- Hardware Do's and Don'ts
- histogram
- The CPU Activity Display
- I/O panel
- accessing
- Opening the Front Door
- Ibus
- I/O Interfaces
- interfaces
- Ibus Interface
- information options
- on the System Controller
- System Controller On Functions
- installing devices
- front loading SCSI device
- SCSI Configuration
- IO4
- list of features
- I/O Interfaces
- IO4 mezzanine daughter boards
- Features
- IP19 CPU board
- Features
- IP21 CPU board
- Features
- key switch
- on the System Controller
- System Controller On Functions
- keyboard
- Connecting Your Keyboard and Mouse
- installing
- Connecting Your Keyboard and Mouse
- logged errors
- in System Controller
- Using the System Controller
- maintenance
- Maintaining Your Hardware and Software
- limitations
- Getting Started
- Manager key
- Using the System Controller
- MC3 memory board
- The Onyx Board Set
- microprocessors disabled
- The Power-On Process
- modem
- connections of
- Connecting a Modem
- pin assignments
- Connecting a Modem
- mouse
- installing
- Connecting Your Keyboard and Mouse
- noise
- on the SCSI bus
- Installing and Configuring Additional FLDs
- NTSC
- A Practice Session
- NVRAM
- System Controller On Functions
- NVRAM log file
- The Event History Log Menu
- Off-line switcher (OLS)
- Power Supplies
- opening the front door
- Opening the Front Door
- operating procedures
- Chassis Components
- operating protocols
- of drives
- Internal Front-Loading Drives
- options
- list of
- Features
- OVER TEMP condition
- Using the System Controller
- PAL
- A Practice Session
- parallel port
- Parallel Port
- parallel printer
- connection of
- Connecting a Parallel Printer
- pin assignments
- Connecting a Parallel Printer
- using the LP spooling system
- Connecting a Parallel Printer
- parallel printer port
- Parallel Printer Port
- physical inspection
- checklist
- System Behavior
- physical location
- requirements for chassis
- Operating Considerations
- power boards
- Using the System Controller
- power receptacle
- Power Supplies
- power specifications
- Hardware Specifications
- power supply
- upgrade of
- The Onyx Board Set
- power switches
- Powering On the Onyx Deskside System
- power up
- the system
- Powering On the Onyx Deskside System
- POWERchannel-2
- Features
- Powered peripherals
- Serial and DIN Connectors
- Powering down the system
- Powering Off the Onyx Deskside System
- POWERpath-2 interleaved memory board
- The Onyx Board Set
- POWERpath-2 system bus
- Features
- ranges of adjustment
- in the work environment
- CAD Operator Preferences
- Raster Memory
- Raster Memory (RM4) Board
- RealityEngine2
- features of
- Extreme, RealityEngine2 and VTX Graphics Subsystems
- reboot
- command
- Rebooting Your System
- rotary blower. See Cooling System.
- Cooling System
- RS-232 standard
- Serial and DIN Connectors
- SCSI
- terminators
- SCSI Configuration
- SCSI bus
- fast and wide
- SCSI Configuration
- malfunction
- SCSI Configuration
- SCSI cable length
- SCSI Limitations
- SCSI channel
- A or B
- Installing and Configuring Additional FLDs
- SCSI devices
- rules for installation
- SCSI Configuration
- SCSI drive backplane
- terminators for
- SCSI Limitations
- SCSI drive rack
- location of
- SCSI Drive Rack
- SCSI protocols
- SCSI Configuration
- SCSI-2 controllers
- SCSI-2 Interface
- serial ports
- Serial Ports
- commands and configuration
- Helpful Serial Port Commands
- serial printer
- connection of
- Connecting a Serial Printer or an ASCII Terminal
- LP spooling
- Connecting a Serial Printer or an ASCII Terminal
- setup example
- Connecting a Serial Printer or an ASCII Terminal
- software
- do”s and don'ts
- Software Do's and Don'ts
- maintenance of
- Software Do's and Don'ts
- specifications
- for the 21-inch monitor
- Hardware Specifications
- for the optional 19-inch monitor
- Hardware Specifications
- physical, electrical, and environmental
- Hardware Specifications
- standard I/O interface and graphics connectors
- The I/O Panel
- standard monitor
- Connecting Your Monitor
- status messages
- The Power-On Process
- system behavior
- identifying problems
- System Behavior
- System Controller
- basic use
- Using the System Controller
- battery backup
- System Controller
- bringing up the system
- The Power-On Process
- control buttons
- System Controller On Functions
- dectection of a fault condition
- System Controller On Functions
- errors recorded
- System Controller On Functions
- event history message tables
- System Error Messages
- front panel location
- System Controller
- general description
- System Controller
- hang during power up
- If the System Hangs
- LEDs
- System Controller On Functions
- On position functions
- System Controller On Functions
- power up hang
- If the System Hangs
- System Controller internal errors
- The Event History Log Menu
- system crash
- recovering from
- Recovering From a System Crash
- System error messages
- The Event History Log Menu
- System events
- The Event History Log Menu
- tape drive, cleaning
- Care and Cleaning of the Exabyte 8 mm Tape Drive
- Terminal
- connecting an ASCII device
- Connecting an ASCII Terminal
- TFP
- Features
- unload button, on tape drive
- Care and Cleaning of the Exabyte 8 mm Tape Drive
- user-serviceable parts
- Getting Started
- using the keyboard
- System Usage
- VCR
- A Practice Session
- VDT workstation adjustment
- ANSI Standard for VDT Workstations
- video options
- Starting the Video Out Panel
- Video Out Panel
- capturing images
- A Practice Session
- practice session
- A Practice Session
- starting
- Starting the Video Out Panel
- video peripherals
- connection of
- Connecting Video Peripherals
- video signals
- Starting the Video Out Panel
- VME
- conventions supported
- Power Supplies
- VME board
- power budget limits
- Power Supplies
- VME expansion
- System and SCSI Backplanes
- VME interface
- description of
- VMEbus Interface
- VTX board set
- The Onyx Board Set
- VTX graphics
- Extreme, RealityEngine2 and VTX Graphics Subsystems
- Vulcan Death Grip
- Recovering From a System Crash
- work environment
- comfort and safety
- Human Factors Guidelines for Setting Up Your Workstation