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Using the Three-Button Mouse
The mouse is a hand-operated locating device. A three-button mouse is available for
use with the system unit.
Consult your application publication for the exact use of the three-button mouse.
You can use the mouse to perform such functions as positioning a cursor, selecting
items from a menu, or moving around in your document much easier and faster than
if you used only the keyboard. The cursor moves exactly as you move the mouse on
a flat surface, such as a desktop.
When you move the mouse around on a flat surface, as shown in this illustration, the
cursor moves on the display screen; the movement changes the position of the
cursor.
Chapter 2. Using the System Unit 2-7
- User's Guide 1
- Second Edition (April 1999) 2
- Contents 3
- Communications Statements 7
- VCCI Statement 9
- Radio Protection for Germany 10
- Safety Notices 11
- Laser Safety Information 13
- Environmental Notices 15
- About This Book 17
- Trademarks 18
- Chapter 1. System Description 19
- Ergonomic Information 21
- Starting the System Unit 21
- Stopping the System Unit 23
- Using the Keyboards 25
- Using the Three-Button Mouse 27
- Handling the Mouse Correctly 28
- Caring for the Mouse 29
- Cleaning the Mouse 30
- Diskette Compatibility 31
- Write-Protect Tab 32
- Using the CD-ROM Drive 33
- Loading the CD-ROM Drive 34
- Unloading the CD-ROM Drive 34
- Cleaning the CD-ROM Drive 34
- Emergency Eject 35
- Handling Guidelines 38
- Disk Drive Status LED States 39
- SCSI Disk Drives: 39
- Privileged access password 42
- Service Processor Menus 43
- Menu Inactivity 43
- General User Menus 44
- Privileged User Menus 46
- MAIN MENU 46
- Service Processor Setup Menu 48
- Passwords 49
- System Power Control Menu 52
- System Information Menu 53
- Language Selection Menu 55
- Call-in/Call-out Setup Menu 56
- Modem Configuration Menu 56
- Serial Port Selection Menu 57
- Serial Port Speed Setup Menu 58
- Telephone Number Setup Menu 58
- Call-Out Policy Setup Menu 60
- Customer Account Setup Menu 61
- System Power-On Methods 65
- Call Out (Call-Home) 69
- Console Mirroring 70
- System Configuration: 70
- Updating Firmware from AIX 73
- MultiBoot 80
- DefaultSave 83
- Utilities 84
- Password 85
- Error Log 90
- System Firmware Recovery 97
- Display Configuration 99
- MultiBoot Menu 100
- Select Boot Devices 101
- Utilities 103
- Ethernet adapter 106
- Hard Disk Spin Up Delay 108
- System Firmware Recovery: 110
- Select Language 111
- Open Firmware Command Prompt 112
- Chapter 5. Installing Options 113
- Safety Considerations 114
- Expansion Bays 116
- Locked Position 120
- Diagnostic Sources 129
- Selecting a Console Display 129
- Undefined Terminal Types 130
- Running Online Diagnostics 130
- Refer to the following table 132
- Additional Printer Attributes 136
- Service Mode 137
- Concurrent Mode 138
- Maintenance Mode 139
- Location Codes 141
- Physical Location Codes 141
- Location Code Format 141
- AIX Location Codes 142
- P1-C1 144
- P1-M2 144
- U1-P1-M2.12 144
- Introduction to Service Aids 163
- AIX Shell Prompt Service Aid 164
- Diagnostic Task 170
- Disk Media Service Aids 170
- Disk Maintenance Service Aid 172
- Disk to Disk Copy Service Aid 172
- Optical Disk Service Aids 173
- Diskette Media Service Aid 173
- SCSI Bus Analyzer Task 179
- Service Hints Service Aid 181
- Display Firmware Device Node 182
- Display Resource Attributes 182
- SSA Location Code Format 184
- SSA Loops and Links 185
- The SSA Adapter 185
- Disk Drive Module Strings 186
- Rules for SSA Loops 187
- Loops and Data Paths 188
- SSA Service Aids 190
- The Identify Function 191
- Starting the SSA Service Aids 191
- Set Service Mode Service Aid 193
- Link Verification Service Aid 198
- Format Disk Service Aid 203
- Certify Disk Service Aid 205
- Service Aid Error Codes 207
- Microcode Maintenance 215
- Vital Product Data (VPD) 216
- Step 10 225
- Step 11 226
- Step 12 227
- Step 13 227
- Step 14 228
- Step 15 228
- Step 16 229
- Step 17 229
- Appendix A. System Records 237
- Device Records 238
- Testing the Setup 242
- Call-In: 242
- Call-Out: 243
- Serial Port Configuration 244
- Configuration File Selection 246
- Xon/Xoff Modems 249
- Ring Detection 249
- Terminal Emulators 249
- Recovery Procedures 250
- Recovery Strategy 252
- Prevention Strategy 252
- Modem Configuration Samples 253
- Sample File modem_m0.cfg 253
- Sample File modem_m1.cfg 256
- Sample File modem_z.cfg 259
- Sample File modem_z0.cfg 261
- Sample File modem_f.cfg 263
- delay 2 265
- Sample File modem_f0.cfg 266
- Sample File modem_f1.cfg 269
- # responses 271
- Pre-Standby Phase 273
- Standby Phase 274
- Bring-Up Phase 274
- Runtime Phase 275
- Numerics 277
- (continued) 278
- Index X-3 279
- Index X-5 281
- Index X-7 283
- Index X-9 285
- X-11 287
- Information Development 288
- Department H6DS-9561 288
- 11400 Burnet Road 288
- Austin, TX 78758-3493 288
- BUSINESS REPLY MAIL 288
- Part Number: 41L6147 290
- April 1999 290
- SA38-546-1 290
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