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| 269.1 |  | ZENDIA::DBIGELOW | Innovate, Integrate, Evaporate | Thu May 26 1994 19:45 | 14 | 
|  |     It should support LAT. We've seen a problem with the event window not 
    coming up properly, but the C3 should. We'll have to look into this.
    
    As for converting from VCS, there is a program in the kit whick makes
    an ascii file which you 'import' into the database from an option on
    the File pulldown menu. The program is:
    
          CONSOLE$IMAGE:CONSOLE$VCS_CONVERT.EXE
    
    It will prompt you for the required inputs.
    
    Cheers,
    
       Dave
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| 269.2 |  | CSC32::BUTTERWORTH | Gun Control is a steady hand. | Mon Jun 06 1994 18:06 | 8 | 
|  |     >Q1. PCM doesn't appear to like to display the C3 window using LAT, is
    >        this a restriction or am I doing something wrong ?
    
    This is not a problem. The VT1200 and VXT 2000 are both LAT capable of
    course. Can you post an error message or some such?
    
    Regs,
       Danm
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| 269.3 | LAT C3 to remote VT1200 ACCVIOs | COMICS::V03W07::RINGI | Everyone thinks I'm paranoid | Thu Jul 28 1994 11:07 | 29 | 
|  | 
  OpenVMS VAX V6.0
  DECwindows Motif V1.1
  POLYCENTER Console Manager V1.5
  Running a command procedure with:
        $ SET DISPLAY/CREATE/NODE=LAT_xxxxxxxxxxxx/TRANSPORT=LAT
        $ CONSOLE C3
  creates a display open on a VT1200, but then causes an access violation
   reason mask = 01, virtual address = 201C00008, PC = 000284BE, PSL = 03C00000
   Improperly handled condition, image exit forced.
  No problems using,
        $ SET DISPLAY/CREATE/NODE=LAT_xxxxxxxxxxxx/TRANSPORT=LAT
        $ MC DECW$CLOCK
  The problem only seems to be with the Console Manager.
  Is this a known problem?  If not, how can I trouble-shoot?
  /Ian
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| 269.4 |  | OPG::PHILIP | And through the square window... | Thu Jul 28 1994 11:49 | 9 | 
|  | Ian,
  Does the same thing happen with the eventlist window?
  Our C3 maintainer is out on holiday until next week,
  can this wait until then?
Cheers,
Phil
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| 269.5 | Fighting that Fire | COMICS::V03W07::RINGI | Everyone thinks I'm paranoid | Mon Aug 01 1994 15:24 | 14 | 
|  | 
  Pardon my ignorance, but as the DAEMONS startup option starts the Console
  Controller and ENS Daemons, doesn't the C3 failure stop the Eventlist from
  starting?  So would the following be valid:
    $ CONSOLE EVENTLIST /NODE=display-name /TRANSPORT=LAT
  I may well be supporting PCM, but I havn't actually got it installed anywhere
  yet!!
  /Ian
  PS.  When is the C3 maintainer back?
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| 269.6 |  | OPG::PHILIP | And through the square window... | Mon Aug 01 1994 15:31 | 21 | 
|  | Ian,
  The C3 maintainer should be back today, but he resides in the
  U.S. so will actually start work any time now.
  The C3 failure will stop the eventlist running in "C3" mode, that
  is as a subprocess of the C3, however, you should be able to
  execute an interactive eventlist via the
  $ CONSOLE EVENTLIST/NODE=xxx/TRANSPORT=LAT
  method, this will cause it to start in "interactive" mode.
  What I am trying to determine here is if this is a C3 specific
  problem or whether it is a problem with all the PCM X-Window
  interfaces.
Cheers,
Phil
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| 269.7 | Try this | ZENDIA::DBIGELOW | Innovate, Integrate, Evaporate | Mon Aug 01 1994 16:09 | 47 | 
|  |     Back. Not quite sure waht the probelm is. There's a debug you can turn
    on. This should tell us approximately where the error is. try the 
    following command: 
    
       $ define CONSOLE$DEBUG C3
    
    It will dump a lot of data to your terminal.
    
    Optionally, (and a guess), you can cut and paste the following into a
    file called CONSOLE$C3.DAT which must reside in your login dorectory.
    
    HEADER:
        X: 11
        Y: 31
        WIDTH: 521
        HEIGHT: 411
        PANE1_HEIGHT: 323
        PANE2_HEIGHT: 53
        HSCROLL: 75
        VSCROLL: 0
        BACKGROUND: #ABABC7C78282
        PERIPHERAL_FOREGROUND: #F5F5EDED0000
        AUTOSTART EVENT LIST: N
        ICONIFY C3 AT STARTUP: N
        CRITICAL_COLOR: #FFFF00000000
        CRITICAL_BELL: 1
        CRITICAL_VOLUME: 50
        MAJOR_COLOR: #FFFF0000FFFF
        MAJOR_BELL: 1
        MAJOR_VOLUME: 50
        MINOR_COLOR: #FFFFA5A50000
        MINOR_BELL: 1
        MINOR_VOLUME: 50
        WARN_COLOR: #FFFFFFFF0000
        WARN_BELL: 1
        WARN_VOLUME: 50
        CLEAR_COLOR: #0000FFFF0000
        CLEAR_BELL: 1
        CLEAR_VOLUME: 50
        IND_COLOR: #ADADD8D8E6E6
        IND_BELL: 1
        IND_VOLUME: 50
        KEEP_HIGHEST_PRIORITY: NO
        ENS_TIMER: 30
        SYSTEM_DLICK_OPTION: EVENT HISTORY
    END:
    
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| 269.8 | Eventlist accvios too | COMICS::V03W07::RINGI | Everyone thinks I'm paranoid | Tue Aug 02 1994 14:39 | 15 | 
|  | 
  Following .-1.
  The Eventlist experiment (.-2) returned:
  CM Eventlist : Alloc colour (1) could not allocate colour Grey
  Then Access violation.
  Reason Mask = 01, Virtual Address = 201C0008, PC = 00021D16, PSL = 03C00000
  Improperly handled condition, image exit forced.
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| 269.9 |  | OPG::PHILIP | And through the square window... | Tue Aug 02 1994 15:32 | 6 | 
|  | Ian,
  Is this a monochrome, or colour VT1200?
Cheers,
Phil
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| 269.10 |  | CSC32::BUTTERWORTH | Gun Control is a steady hand. | Tue Aug 02 1994 18:36 | 4 | 
|  |     Uh.. there never was a color VT1200 to my knowledge. The first color
    X-term we sold was the VT1300 followed by the VXT 2000.
    
    Dan
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| 269.11 |  | OPG::PHILIP | And through the square window... | Tue Aug 02 1994 19:30 | 7 | 
|  | 
  Well, I wasnt sure, the reason I ask is that the accvio is straight after 
  trying to allocate a color (Grey)!! Ah well, back to the drawing board.
Cheers,
Phil
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| 269.12 | \ | CSC32::BUTTERWORTH | Gun Control is a steady hand. | Tue Aug 02 1994 23:34 | 4 | 
|  |     Also, how much can you do about this since the product doesn't
    support monochrome displays?
    
    Dan
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| 269.13 |  | OPG::PHILIP | And through the square window... | Wed Aug 03 1994 09:35 | 10 | 
|  | 
  We cant do anything, but its the only thing I can
  think of which will cause this problem, we cant
  reproduce it here on our VXT's and I havnt heard
  of any other customers with this kind of problem
  on VXT's.
Cheers,
Phil
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| 269.14 |  | CSC32::BUTTERWORTH | Gun Control is a steady hand. | Wed Aug 03 1994 17:44 | 4 | 
|  |     We have a VT1200 around here some where. Just for grins I'll try it and
    see what happens.
    
    Dan
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| 269.15 | Setting expectations | 42441::V03W07::RINGI | Everyone thinks I'm paranoid | Thu Aug 25 1994 10:59 | 206 | 
|  | 
  Sorry, I'm still here...
  Is this monochrome restriction doc'd in the SPD?
  /Ian
BOPR> set display/create/transport=lat/node=lat_08002b1db233
BOPR> define console$debug c3
BOPR> console c3
C3: DEBUG enabled
C3: CM System List (5 systems in database)
    BCOMMS
    BCWHF1
    BEV6
    BSCS2
    BWMU1
C3: Display name = _WSA24:
C3: Setting up Motif
C3: Turning on XSynchronize
C3: CONSOLE$USER_DEFAULTS not defined
C3: reading database from file wrkd$:[techsup]CONSOLE$C3.DAT
C3: Setting default values
    1 priority color = Red
    2 priority color = Magenta
    3 priority color = Orange
    4 priority color = Yellow
    5 priority color = Green
    6 priority color = LightBlue
C3: header dump
    X ........................: 11
    Y ........................: 31
    Width ....................: 521
    Height ...................: 411
    Pane1_height .............: 323
    Pane2_height .............: 53
    H scroll bar .............: 75
    V Scroll bar .............: 0
    Background ...............: 1
    Autostart Event List .....: 0
    Iconify at startup .......: 0
    Critical color ...........: 0
    Critical bell count ......: 1
    Critical bell volume .....: 50
    Major color ..............: 1
    Major bell count .........: 1
    Major bell volume ........: 50
    Minor color ..............: 0
    Minor bell count .........: 1
    Minor bell volume ........: 50
    Warn color ...............: 1
    Warn bell count ..........: 1
    Warn bell volume .........: 50
    Clear color ..............: 1
    Clear bell count .........: 1
    Clear bell volume ........: 50
    Indeterminate color ......: 1
    Indeterminate bell count .: 1
    Indeterminate bell volume : 50
    Keep highest Priority ....: 0
    ENS Timer ................: 30
    Double Click option ......: 0
C3: Icon record
    type ...........: 2
    name ...........: BCOMMS
    info ...........:
    pixmap_filename : GENERIC.XBM
    State ..........: UNKNOWN
    label widget ...: 0
    pixmap .........: 0
    bitmap .........: 0
    gc .............: 0
    x ..............: 10
    y ..............: 50
    width ..........: 0
    height .........: 0
    lock widget ....: 0
    last_priority ..: 0
    break_key ......: P
    escape_key .....: G
    exit_key .......: E
    refresh ........: W
C3: Icon record
    type ...........: 2
    name ...........: BCWHF1
    info ...........:
    pixmap_filename : GENERIC.XBM
    State ..........: UNKNOWN
    label widget ...: 0
    pixmap .........: 0
    bitmap .........: 0
    gc .............: 0
    x ..............: 98
    y ..............: 50
    width ..........: 0
    height .........: 0
    lock widget ....: 0
    last_priority ..: 0
    break_key ......: P
    escape_key .....: G
    exit_key .......: E
    refresh ........: W
C3: Icon record
    type ...........: 2
    name ...........: BEV6
    info ...........:
    pixmap_filename : GENERIC.XBM
    State ..........: UNKNOWN
    label widget ...: 0
    pixmap .........: 0
    bitmap .........: 0
    gc .............: 0
    x ..............: 184
    y ..............: 50
    width ..........: 0
    height .........: 0
    lock widget ....: 0
    last_priority ..: 0
    break_key ......: P
    escape_key .....: G
    exit_key .......: E
    refresh ........: W
C3: Icon record
    type ...........: 2
    name ...........: BSCS2
    info ...........:
    pixmap_filename : GENERIC.XBM
    State ..........: UNKNOWN
    label widget ...: 0
    pixmap .........: 0
    bitmap .........: 0
    gc .............: 0
    x ..............: 269
    y ..............: 50
    width ..........: 0
    height .........: 0
    lock widget ....: 0
    last_priority ..: 0
    break_key ......: P
    escape_key .....: G
    exit_key .......: E
    refresh ........: W
C3: Icon record
    type ...........: 2
    name ...........: BWMU1
    info ...........:
    pixmap_filename : GENERIC.XBM
    State ..........: UNKNOWN
    label widget ...: 0
    pixmap .........: 0
    bitmap .........: 0
    gc .............: 0
    x ..............: 354
    y ..............: 50
    width ..........: 0
    height .........: 0
    lock widget ....: 0
    last_priority ..: 0
    break_key ......: P
    escape_key .....: G
    exit_key .......: E
    refresh ........: W
C3: HOME defined as wrkd$:[techsup]
C3: Message log filename = wrkd$:[techsup]CONSOLE$C3_TECHSUP_msg.log
C3: Wed Aug  3 12:04:38 1994:  Known configuration:
C3:                                               System count: 5
C3:                                               Peripheral count: 0
C3:                                               Text count: 0
C3:                                               Line count: 0
C3: setting MDS default values
C3: Initing CM icon
%SYSTEM-F-ACCVIO, access violation, reason mask=01, virtual address=201C0008, PC=000284BE, PSL=03C00000
  Improperly handled condition, image exit forced.
	Signal arguments	      Stack contents
	Number = 00000005		 00000000
	Name   = 0000000C		 201C0000
		 00000001		 7FF16844
		 201C0008		 00000000
		 000284BE		 201C0000
		 03C00000		 7FF16844
					 7FF16824
					 0002886E
					 00401E10
					 00401E10
	Register dump
	R0 = 004079F8  R1 = 8083A000  R2 = 201C0000  R3 = 00401E10
	R4 = 00000ED8  R5 = 00000200  R6 = 00000000  R7 = 000043A8
	R8 = 00003D90  R9 = 00000001  R10= 00003850  R11= 00000000
	AP = 7FF16720  FP = 7FF166E0  SP = 7FF1675C  PC = 000284BE
	PSL= 03C00000
BOPR> lo
  TECHSUP      logged out at  3-AUG-1994 12:04:57.20
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| 269.16 |  | OPG::PHILIP | And through the square window... | Thu Aug 25 1994 11:23 | 11 | 
|  | Ian,
  Yes, the monochrome restiction is in the SPD
  (or was last time I looked).
Dan,
  Did you manage to check this out?
Cheers,
Phil
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| 269.17 | SPD | COMICS::V03W07::RINGI | Everyone thinks I'm paranoid | Thu Aug 25 1994 15:10 | 20 | 
|  | 
 SOFTWARE COMPONENTS
 PCM consists of the following components:
  .
  .
  .
 o  Central Control Coordinator (C3) Interface - An X-Windows OSF/Motif[R]
    interface that provides a logical view of the controlled systems.
    From this interface, system managers can monitor all console ac-
    tivities and respond to events detected on the console. Console events
    are reflected by the node icons in the display and direct the sys-
    tem manager to systems needing attention. Other interactive inter-
    faces can also be activated from the central control coordinator
    Interface.
    Note: Only Color Graphic display terminals are supported.
  /Ian
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| 269.18 |  | CSC32::BUTTERWORTH | Gun Control is a steady hand. | Thu Aug 25 1994 18:45 | 7 | 
|  |     >Did you get a chance to try this.
    
    Yep! And the C3 isn't very useful either! Matter of fact it also
    accvio'd!
    
    Regs,
      Dan
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