Teletype Support

This message is associated with the teletype support of Com-plete . It indicates that communications have been established with the Com-plete system after successfully dialing in with a dialup terminal.

This message is informational only; processing continues normally.

The Com-plete system is now available for communication.

This message is generated by module TLAMTTY and exists in TTY character code.

This message is associated with the teletype support of Com-plete . It indicates that an input data check or parity error has occurred.

This message is informational only. Processing continues normally.

Reenter the input. If the error persists, consult the Com-plete system programmer.

If this message persists, check to ensure that the terminal and line devices are functioning properly. Verify that the terminal parity settings match the value specified for the PARITY= parameter of the LGCB macro statement in TIBTAB for the line in question.

This message is associated with the teletype support of Com-plete . It indicates that too many characters have been entered. The maximum number of characters that may be entered is controlled by the Com-plete system programmer.

This message is informational only. Processing continues normally.

Reenter the input. Note that backspace characters count as entered characters. If the error persists, consult the Com-plete system programmer.

The maximum number of input characters is controlled by the BUFFER= parameter of the LGCB macro in TIBTAB for the line in question. For more information, refer to the Com-plete System Programmer's Manual.

This message is associated with the teletype support of Com-plete . It indicates that too much time has been taken to enter data. The normal limit is 23 seconds between each character.

This message is informational only. Processing continues normally.

Reenter the input and decrease the amount of pause time between entries.

The timeout value is affected by the terminal control unit either hardware or software (e.g., 3705 EP), and by specification of OPT=READ with the LGCB macro in TIBTAB. OPT=INHIBIT, which is the default, will inhibit timeouts.

This message is associated with the teletype support of Com-plete . It is issued when Com-plete detects that all I/O to a specific TTY device has failed nine successive times. The specific nature of the I/O failures is listed individually when each failure occurs as separate ZA6 messages.

Com-plete considers the device to be permanently inoperative. A 'DISABLE' is written to the device and processing is discontinued (as though an IGN command had been received from the computer operator).

When the device becomes operational again, reactivate it using the RES command.

This message is associated with the teletype support of Com-plete . It indicates that an apparent line or modem error has occurred.

This message is informational only; processing continues normally.

The data in the message indicates the nature of the problem. The fields are defined as follows:

1. $1 - Channel program op code: 2F=disable, 27=enable, 01=write 02=read, 0A=inhibit

2. $2 - Line ID

3. $3 - Sense data from terminal control unit (see the appropriate hardware manual)

4. $4 - Device and channel status from CSW.

Ignore the message and restart the line. If the problem persists, notify the Com-plete system programmer of the problem.

This message is associated with the teletype support of Com-plete . It indicates that an unknown type of error has occurred.

This message is informational only; processing continues normally.

The data in the message indicates the nature of the problem. The fields are defined as follows:

1. $1 - Channel program op code: 2F=disable, 27=enable, 01=write, 02=read, 0A=inhibit

2. $2 - Line ID

3. $3 - Sense data from terminal control unit (see the appropriate hardware manual)

4. $4 - Device and channel status from CSW.

Ignore the message and restart the line. If the problem persists, notify the Com-plete system programmer of the problem.