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HP Easytime/XL User’s Guide
HP e3000 MPE/iX Computer Systems
Edition 2
Manufacturing Part Number: B1940-90005
E0801
U.S.A. August 2001
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Page 1 - HP Easytime/XL User’s Guide

HP Easytime/XL User’s GuideHP e3000 MPE/iX Computer SystemsEdition 2Manufacturing Part Number: B1940-90005E0801U.S.A. August 2001

Page 3 - Contents

100 Chapter4HP Easytime/XL ReferenceField DefinitionsBackup ManagementThis section defines the fields that are displayed on the BackupManagement screen s

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Chapter 4 101HP Easytime/XL ReferenceField DefinitionsConsole ManagementThis section defines the fields that are displayed on the ConsoleManagement scree

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102 Chapter4HP Easytime/XL ReferenceHP Easytime/XL OptionsHP Easytime/XL OptionsWith the Options menu, a set of defaults can be set that apply whenbac

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Chapter 4 103HP Easytime/XL ReferenceHP Easytime/XL OptionsStore OptionsAccess Store Options from the Options menu on the FileManagement screen. Refer

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104 Chapter4HP Easytime/XL ReferenceHP Easytime/XL OptionsRestore OptionsAccess Restore Options from the Options menu on the FileManagement and Backup

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Chapter 4 105HP Easytime/XL ReferenceHP Easytime/XL OptionsRestore files to logon group and account.This option restores all the selected files to the

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106 Chapter4HP Easytime/XL ReferenceHP Easytime/XL OptionsBackup OptionsAccess the Backup Options, refer to Figure 4-13, from the Optionsmenu on the F

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Chapter 4 107HP Easytime/XL ReferenceWildcard CharactersWildcard CharactersWildcard characters represent groups of other characters. Use them inplace

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108 Chapter4HP Easytime/XL ReferenceWildcard Characters

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IndexIndex 109AActions menu, 28Align Form, 59Change No. of Copies, 57Change Printer, 58Copy, 38, 46Delete, 38, 41, 49, 56, 66Delete Scheduled Backup,

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Tables11Table 1-1. Language Settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16

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110 IndexIndexClose, 24Field Help, 23help topic, 24HP Easytime/XLcustomize, 78customizing, 17disabling, 17enabling, 17exiting, 21getting help, 23langu

Page 15 - Introduction

IndexIndex 111Ppassword, 35, 36print file, 38, 45aligning forms, 58change printers, 58deleting, 56displaying, 59increase/decrease copies, 57put on hold

Page 17 - Disabling HP Easytime/XL

13PrefaceThe documentation set consists of the HP Easytime/XL User’s Guide, an online helpsystem, and a Quick Reference Guide.The manual is organized

Page 18 - 18 Chapter1

14AudienceThe primary audience for this manual is both the system administrator and the end userof the HP e3000 computer. The “Customizing HP Easytime

Page 19 - Getting Started

151 IntroductionHP Easytime/XL is a program used to communicate with the HP e3000computer. Menus guide you through managing system resources,printing

Page 20 - Logging On

16 Chapter1IntroductionStarting a Localized Version of HP Easytime/XLStarting a Localized Version ofHP Easytime/XLIn addition to English, there are fo

Page 21 - MPE/iX Operating System

Chapter 1 17IntroductionStarting a Localized Version of HP Easytime/XLCustomizing HP Easytime/XLThe system manager can use the setup program to custom

Page 22 - 22 Chapter2

18 Chapter1IntroductionStarting a Localized Version of HP Easytime/XL

Page 23 - Getting Help

192 Getting StartedThis chapter describes how to log on to the system and startHP Easytime/XL, and how to exit and log off. It also explains the basic

Page 24 - Help Key

2NoticeThe information contained in this document is subject to changewithout notice.Hewlett-Packard makes no warranty of any kind with regard to this

Page 25 - Main Menu

20 Chapter2Getting StartedLogging OnLogging OnLogging on means identifying yourself to the computer. You mustidentify yourself as an authorized user b

Page 26 - 26 Chapter2

Chapter 2 21Getting StartedLogging OnFigure 2-1 Main MenuWelcome to HP Easytime/XL. Now you are ready to learn about basicskills and HP Easytime/XL ta

Page 27 - Screen Parts

22 Chapter2Getting StartedLogging On3. Type EXIT when you want to return to HP Easytime/XL.If you do not need to return to HP Easytime/XL, you can typ

Page 28 - Opening a Menu

Chapter 2 23Getting StartedGetting HelpGetting HelpThere are two ways to get help in HP Easytime/XL. Access the Helpmenu for a complete index of help

Page 29 - Closing Menu

24 Chapter2Getting StartedGetting HelpFigure 2-2 Index of Help ProceduresSelecting a Help Topic1. Press ▲ or ▼ key to move the cursor to a help topic.

Page 30 - 30 Chapter2

Chapter 2 25Getting StartedMain MenuMain MenuThe Main menu is the focal point in HP Easytime/XL and usually thefirst thing seen after starting HP Easyt

Page 31 - List Boxes

26 Chapter2Getting StartedScreensScreensEach area of management in HP Easytime/XL (for example, File orSession Management) is displayed on a screen. A

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Chapter 2 27Getting StartedScreensScreen PartsEach HP Easytime/XL screen contains the following:Title bar A horizontal bar that is located at thetop o

Page 33 - Dialog Boxes

28 Chapter2Getting StartedMenusMenusAll HP Easytime/XL menus appear on the menu bar. The menu barappears directly below the title bar. Each menu conta

Page 34 - Closing Dialog Box

Chapter 2 29Getting StartedMenusFigure 2-6 Actions Menu on File Management ScreenChoosing a Menu ItemAll HP Easytime/XL tasks are listed on menus. Per

Page 35 - Operating Modes

Contents31. IntroductionStarting a Localized Version of HP Easytime/XL. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16Customiz

Page 36 - User Mode

30 Chapter2Getting StartedMenusUnderstanding Menu ConventionsNot all HP Easytime/XL menu items look the same. Menu items can beshaded, preceded by an

Page 37 - Basic Skills

Chapter 2 31Getting StartedList BoxesList BoxesEach HP Easytime/XL screen contains at least one list box. A list boxis an area displaying columns of i

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32 Chapter2Getting StartedList BoxesSelecting a Range of Items1. Move the cursor to the first item you want to select.2. PressF2 Fast Select and then F

Page 39 - HP Easytime/XL Tasks

Chapter 2 33Getting StartedDialog BoxesDialog BoxesHP Easytime/XL uses dialog boxes to present information, or toprompt you for data needed to complet

Page 40 - Managing Sessions

34 Chapter2Getting StartedDialog Boxes1. Use the ▲ and ▼ keys to move the cursor to the item you want toselect.2. Press either F3, Return, or Spacebar

Page 41 - Delete (Abort) a Session

Chapter 2 35Getting StartedOperating ModesOperating ModesThere are two operating modes in HP Easytime/XL:• User mode• System administrator modeWhen HP

Page 42 - Displaying Sessions

36 Chapter2Getting StartedOperating ModesChanging System Administrator PasswordFor security reasons, it is a good idea to change the systemadministrat

Page 43 - Sorting Sessions

Chapter 2 37Getting StartedBasic SkillsBasic SkillsThis section guides you through a few tasks so that you can practiceusing some of the basic skills

Page 44 - Accessing File Management

38 Chapter2Getting StartedBasic SkillsPrintingWhen requesting a file to be printed, create a print file. A print file is acopy of the file that the system

Page 45 - Copying Files

393 HP Easytime/XL TasksThis chapter describes the tasks that can be performed withHP Easytime/XL. HP Easytime/XL helps manage the system byorganizing

Page 46 - Storing Files

4ContentsOperating Modes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .35Sy

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40 Chapter3HP Easytime/XL TasksManaging SessionsManaging SessionsWhen you log on to the MPE/iX system, you begin a session. This meanscommunicating wi

Page 48 - Restoring Files

Chapter 3 41HP Easytime/XL TasksManaging SessionsFigure 3-1 Session ManagementDelete (Abort) a SessionBefore performing a routine maintenance on the s

Page 49 - Deleting Files

42 Chapter3HP Easytime/XL TasksManaging SessionsSending Messages to UsersYou can send messages to one or more users on the system. Forexample, you can

Page 50 - Moving Files

Chapter 3 43HP Easytime/XL TasksManaging SessionsOnly those sessions specified are now displayed on the screen. Thisnew view will last until you exit H

Page 51 - Reading File Contents

44 Chapter3HP Easytime/XL TasksFilesFilesFiles store the information with which you work. Reports, spreadsheets,letters, and application programs are

Page 52 - Displaying Files

Chapter 3 45HP Easytime/XL TasksFilesFigure 3-2 File ManagementPrinting a FileWhen you request a file to be printed, a copy of the file (print file) iscr

Page 53 - F2 V to open the View menu

46 Chapter3HP Easytime/XL TasksFilesCopying One File1. Select one file from the File Management screen.2. PressF2 A to open the Actions menu.3. PressC

Page 54 - Print Files

Chapter 3 47HP Easytime/XL TasksFilesA dialog box may prompt you for more information.Supply any requested information and pressF5 OK to continue.Duri

Page 55 - Monitoring Status

48 Chapter3HP Easytime/XL TasksFilesSee “HP Easytime/XL Options” if you need more information.5. PressF6 Save to save the store options permanently.Or

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Chapter 3 49HP Easytime/XL TasksFiles3. Press F8 Close to close the monitoring screen and go back to FileManagement.It can take several minutes for th

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Contents5Adding MPE/iX Security. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52Displaying

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50 Chapter3HP Easytime/XL TasksFilesRenaming FilesYou can rename any file that you created and that is in your logonaccount.1. Select one file from the

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Chapter 3 51HP Easytime/XL TasksFiles3. Press M for Move/Rename.A dialog box prompts you for the new group. Your logon group isdisplayed.4. Enter a gr

Page 60 - 60 Chapter3

52 Chapter3HP Easytime/XL TasksFilesAdding MPE/iX SecurityIf you previously removed MPE/iX security from a file, you canreestablish security provisions

Page 61 - Printers

Chapter 3 53HP Easytime/XL TasksFilesSorting FilesYou can define how files are sorted (order in which they are displayed)on the File Management screen.

Page 62 - Setting Printer Outfence

54 Chapter3HP Easytime/XL TasksPrint FilesPrint FilesPrint files are files users have requested for printing, but have not yetprinted. Because the print

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Chapter 3 55HP Easytime/XL TasksPrint FilesFigure 3-3 Print File ManagementAccessing Print File Management1. Move cursor to Print File Management on t

Page 64 - 64 Chapter3

56 Chapter3HP Easytime/XL TasksPrint Filesqueue, all printing on this printer has stopped. Youmust align the form before printing can continue.PROBLEM

Page 65 - Job Status

Chapter 3 57HP Easytime/XL TasksPrint Files1. Select one or more print files from the Print File Managementscreen.2. Press F2 A to open the Actions men

Page 66 - Scheduling Jobs

58 Chapter3HP Easytime/XL TasksPrint FilesChanging PrintersTo route your print files to another printer use this task:1. Select one or more print files

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Chapter 3 59HP Easytime/XL TasksPrint Files1. Select a print file with the status Align Form.2. PressF2 A to open the Actions menu.3. PressF for Align

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6ContentsSorting Jobs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .69Back

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60 Chapter3HP Easytime/XL TasksPrint FilesSorting Print FilesStart HP Easytime/XL and go to Print File Management, print files aresorted on the screen

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Chapter 3 61HP Easytime/XL TasksPrintersPrintersAll of the printers configured on the system are listed on the PrinterManagement screen. The menus at t

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62 Chapter3HP Easytime/XL TasksPrintersPrinter StatusCheck the status of printers on the system on the Printer Managementscreen.The status of a printe

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Chapter 3 63HP Easytime/XL TasksPrinters4. Enter the outfence number.5. PressF5 OK to set the outfence.Setting HP Easytime/XL PrinterYou can specify a

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64 Chapter3HP Easytime/XL TasksJobsJobsMuch of the work that is done on the system can be accomplished withjobs. A job is a file that contains commands

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Chapter 3 65HP Easytime/XL TasksJobsFigure 3-5 Job ManagementAccessing Job Management1. Move the cursor to Job Management on the Main menu.2. Press ei

Page 75 - Console Messages

66 Chapter3HP Easytime/XL TasksJobsStarting a Job1. PressF2 and A to open the Actions menu.2. PressS for Start.A dialog box prompts you for a job file

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Chapter 3 67HP Easytime/XL TasksJobsThe job appears in the job queue with the status ON HOLD and will notstart until you take it off hold.Take Off Hol

Page 77 - Displaying Console Messages

68 Chapter3HP Easytime/XL TasksJobs1. Press F2 A to open the Actions menu.2. PressL for Limit No. of Jobs.A dialog box prompts you to type the job lim

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Chapter 3 69HP Easytime/XL TasksJobsSorting JobsStart HP Easytime/XL and go to Job Management, jobs are sorted onthe screen by status (the order in wh

Page 79 - Disabling Functions

Contents7Session Management . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .94File Manage

Page 80 - Defaults for Console Messages

70 Chapter3HP Easytime/XL TasksBackupsBackupsChoosing a good backup plan, and scheduling regular backups, areimportant to the efficient operation of th

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Chapter 3 71HP Easytime/XL TasksBackupsFigure 3-6 Backup ManagementDesigning a Backup ScheduleThere are two kinds of backups that can be performed wit

Page 82 - Solving Problems

72 Chapter3HP Easytime/XL TasksBackupsFor example, Monday through Thursday.2. PressF2 A to open the Actions menu.3. PressS for Schedule Backup.A dialo

Page 83 - Session Problems

Chapter 3 73HP Easytime/XL TasksBackupssend a message warning users to log off the system, for example:Backup will begin in 10 minutes. Please finish

Page 84 - 84 Chapter3

74 Chapter3HP Easytime/XL TasksBackups• Press F5 Yes to confirm.• PressF8 Close to close the monitoring screen and go back to BackupManagement.It can t

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Chapter 3 75HP Easytime/XL TasksConsole MessagesConsole MessagesYou can monitor the system from the Console Management screen andrespond to requests f

Page 86 - Requests and Messages

76 Chapter3HP Easytime/XL TasksConsole MessagesTo move between the requests and messages.• PressTab key.Replying to RequestsSome tasks, like backing u

Page 87 - Responding to Requests

Chapter 3 77HP Easytime/XL TasksConsole MessagesDisplaying Console MessagesLog on to HP Easytime/XL and go to Console Management, you canread the last

Page 88 - Responding to Messages

78 Chapter3HP Easytime/XL TasksCustomizing HP Easytime/XLCustomizing HP Easytime/XLThe system manager can use the setup program to customizeHP Easytim

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Chapter 3 79HP Easytime/XL TasksCustomizing HP Easytime/XLDisabling FunctionsHP Easytime/XL comes with all functions enabled and any user canaccess th

Page 91 - Function Keys

80 Chapter3HP Easytime/XL TasksCustomizing HP Easytime/XL1. Press F2 A to open the Actions menu.2. PressB for Set Backup Defaults.A dialog box prompts

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Chapter 3 81HP Easytime/XL TasksCustomizing HP Easytime/XLChoosing a Startup ScreenHP Easytime/XL is configured to display the Main menu when started.T

Page 93 - Field Definitions

82 Chapter3HP Easytime/XL TasksSolving ProblemsSolving ProblemsThis section lists problems that my be encountered when working withHP Easytime/XL, pos

Page 94 - Session Management

Chapter 3 83HP Easytime/XL TasksSolving ProblemsSession ProblemsMESSAGE: Terminal is not responding.CAUSE: Various causes.ACTION: Delete session and l

Page 95 - File Management

84 Chapter3HP Easytime/XL TasksSolving Problems

Page 96 - Print File Management

854 HP Easytime/XL ReferenceThis chapter provides reference information about the following topics:• Requests and messages from the system• Cursor mov

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86 Chapter4HP Easytime/XL ReferenceRequests and MessagesRequests and MessagesThis section provides a list of requests and messages that may beencounte

Page 98 - Printer Management

Chapter 4 87HP Easytime/XL ReferenceRequests and MessagesResponding to RequestsRequests are messages from the system that prompt you to first dosomethi

Page 99 - Job Management

88 Chapter4HP Easytime/XL ReferenceRequests and MessagesResponding to MessagesMonitor messages to keep informed about activity on the system, forexamp

Page 100 - Backup Management

Chapter 4 89HP Easytime/XL ReferenceRequests and MessagesMESSAGE: LOAD NEXT MEDIA FOR RESTORE ON.device (ldev n)CAUSE: This message occurs when restor

Page 101 - Console Management

Figures9Figure 2-1. Main Menu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21Figure 2-2.

Page 102 - Set Printer

90 Chapter4HP Easytime/XL ReferenceKeysKeysThis section provides a way to identify the keys to use when performingHP Easytime/XL tasks. The keys will

Page 103 - Store Options

Chapter 4 91HP Easytime/XL ReferenceKeysFunction KeysThis section describes the function keys used in HP Easytime/XL forthe many tasks that are perfor

Page 104 - Restore Options

92 Chapter4HP Easytime/XL ReferenceKeysSelect F3 In a list of values, Select selects thevalue of which the cursor rests.In a dialog box, Select select

Page 105 - Set Backup Device

Chapter 4 93HP Easytime/XL ReferenceField DefinitionsField DefinitionsThis section illustrates and provides field names and definitions for thefollowing H

Page 106 - Backup Options

94 Chapter4HP Easytime/XL ReferenceField DefinitionsSession ManagementThis section illustrates and defines the fields that are displayed on theSession Ma

Page 107 - Wildcard Characters

Chapter 4 95HP Easytime/XL ReferenceField DefinitionsFile ManagementThis section illustrates and defines the fields that are displayed on theFile Managem

Page 108 - HP Easytime/XL Reference

96 Chapter4HP Easytime/XL ReferenceField DefinitionsPrint File ManagementThis section illustrates and defines fields that are displayed on thePrint File

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Chapter 4 97HP Easytime/XL ReferenceField DefinitionsALIGN FORM A form has been loaded and requiresalignment.PROBLEM There is a problem with the printe

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98 Chapter4HP Easytime/XL ReferenceField DefinitionsPrinter ManagementThis section defines the fields that are displayed on the PrinterManagement screen

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Chapter 4 99HP Easytime/XL ReferenceField DefinitionsJob ManagementThis section defines the fields that are displayed on the JobManagement screen shown i

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