This document describes step by step how to install Con-nect Teleservices under the operating system BS2000.
It covers the following topics:
The installation medium contains the file listed in the table below. The notation nnn in file name represents the version number of the product.
| Data Set Name | Contents |
|---|---|
| CMT nnn.INPL | INPL data set containing the Con-nect Teleservices programs. |
Use the INPL utility to load the file CMTnnn.INPL.
The file CMTnnn.INPL contains the libraries X-TLXCAE (for the CAESAR box), X-TLXGNT (for the GNT system), and X-TLXTOP (for the TOPCALL system). Depending on the telex box which is being used, the corresponding library must be copied into the libraries SYSCNT2 and SYSCNT2T. Use the SYSMAIN utility to do this. Additionally, the INSTALL program must be invoked to complete the installation.
Define SYSCNT2 as the STEPLIB for SYSCNT2T in the application definition for Natural Security.
Once Con-nect Teleservices is installed, run the Con-nect INSTALL program. See Running INSTALL.
The Natural parameter CSIZE must be set to 32KB. Specify this parameter in the Natural parameter module. See the Natural Installation and Operations documentation for further information on profile parameters.
See also Modify Parameter Modules (Job I080).
It is possible to translate special national characters or any other special characters that might occur in a text sent as a telex into those characters required for a telex transmission. Con-nect Teleservices translates these characters according to a translation table prior to sending the telex to the telex box. The translation table, which is shown below with its default characters, is part of the module CONFSRT. This module is contained in the file CMFnnn.SRCE (see the Con-form Installation documentation).
CONFSRT
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CDTLX C'Ä',C'AE'
CDTLX C'Ö',C'OE'
CDTLX C'Ü',C'UE'
CDTLX C'ä',C'AE'
CDTLX C'ö',C'OE'
CDTLX C'ü',C'UE'
CDTLX C'ß',C'SS'
CDTLX C'$',C'DLR'
CDTLX C'"',C''''
CDTLX C'^',C''''
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If you want other characters to be translated, you can modify this table according to your requirements. After modification of the table, the module CONFSRT must be assembled and linked to the Natural nucleus.
The following description pertains to an environment with a UTM transaction monitor or under TIAM. To further control the application, you can use Natural Security.
A permanent terminal address for the special "Telex line" that runs from the host to the telex box is defined as a user who is operating a Natural application. The protocol converter (PROKOR) must be defined as a terminal in the PDN.
If Con-nect Teleservices is operating under UTM, the protocol convertor (PROKOR) must be programmed to open the connection to the UTM application with a UTM transaction code (TAC) to start Natural and the Telex Driver start program (TLXDRV) from library SYSCNT2T.
If Con-nect Teleservices is operating under TIAM, the protocol converter (PROKOR) must be programmed to open the connection with a BS2000 logon ID, start Natural and the Telex Driver start program (TLXDRV) from library SYSCNT2T.
The PDN generation for the protocol converter is dependent on the box used. An example for the appropriate PDN generation can be obtained from the hardware supplier. The following example applies to the CAESAR or TOPCALL system.
XLTNG UEWEG=FE-STAND,
DUETYP=TYP05,
LPUFTYP=96512,
UEGSW=4800,
UEPROZ=MSV1/GEMISCHT,
MODTAKT=JA,
EASS=0,
LPUFADR=41
XSTAT EAADRES=4041,
SAADRES=4040,
STATTYP=TYP45,
CONMODE=DYN,
DEXP=STANDARD,
PARTNAM=$DIALOG,
PARTPRO=0/0,
PREDIAL=JA,
STAS=MULTIKOS,
PUFLIM=3482,
AKTIV=JA,
STATNAM=L41c131,
STATNUM=601