Parameters

Table 1. DEVICE Statement Defaults and Associated Parameters
Parameter	Default (By Device Type)
Parameter	Printer	Punch
FORMS	YES,STANDARD	YES,STANDARD
CARRIAGE	YES,STANDARD	N/A
TRAIN	NO,STANDARD	N/A
XLATE	YES	N/A
BURST	YES	YES
HEADER	YES	YES
LINELIM	0+	0+
PAGELIM	0	0
PRMODE	LINE	LINE
DYNAMIC	YES	YES

Parameter	Usage
DTYPE=(RMT1403) or (RMT3211)	Required (Note 1)
JNAME	Required (Note 2)
FORMS	Optional (Note 3)
CARRIAGE	Optional
TRAIN	Optional
XLATE	Optional
BURST	Optional
HEADER	Optional
DYNAMIC	Optional
LINELIM	Optional
PAGELIM	Optional
PRMODE	Optional
JUNIT	Optional (Notes 3 and 4)
DGROUP	Ignore (Note 5)
XTYPE	Ignore
XUNIT	Ignore
Note: The DTYPE must be specified, and the first characters must be RMT. If remote printer FCB loading is desired, specify 3211 as the last 4 characters; any characters other than 3211 in the last positions will be ignored. The JNAME consists of an 8-character name, where characters 1 through 5 are the terminal name, characters 6 and 7 are PR or PU (for the device type), and the 8th character is a single digit (1 through 7). This digit must correspond to the device number specified during remote generation for the device being referenced. “Optional” indicates that the parameter may or may not be coded. The JUNIT parameter is meaningful for RJP printers and punches only for setting the device initially online or offline. If this parameter is omitted, the default setting is "initially online". When JUNIT is specified, you should specify a device number of NONE or code a "null" value as a place holder. The destination class is ignored. “Ignore” indicates that the parameter has no meaning for remote devices, and will be ignored.

Table 2. CONSOLE Statement Parameters Associated with RJPTERM
Parameter	Default	Usage
TYPE=RJP		Required (Note 1)
JNAME=terminal name		Required
DEST (Note 2)		Required
LEVEL	00	Optional (Note 3)
LL	120/PRW=	Optional
MAIN		Rejected
UNIT		Rejected
Note: “Required” indicates that this parameter must be specified. Destinations MLG, OUTPUT, or TOTAL should not be routed to a remote console. “Optional” indicates that this parameter may be coded if the default is not acceptable.

N=

Required to indicate the name for this work station. This name must be 5 characters and cannot be the same as an N parameter specified on an RJPLINE or RJPWS statement.

Note: IBM® recommends that a TSO userid should not have the same name as an RJP workstation, group name, or device. This avoids ambiguity when routing inbound SYSOUT data sets.

T=

Indicates a 4-character identifier specifying the type of work station. The valid types for this parameter are:

ID: Work Station
1130: 1130 processor terminal
2770: 2770 nonprogrammable terminal
2780: 2780 nonprogrammable terminal
2922: 2922 programmable terminal
3741: 3741 nonprogrammable terminal. (See 3741 Restrictions and Limitations for additional information.)
3747: 3747 nonprogrammable terminal
3780: 3780 nonprogrammable terminal
M202: System/360, Model 20, Submodel 2, processor terminal
M205: System/360, Model 20, Submodel 5, processor terminal
S360: All System/360 Model 22 and above processor terminals
S370: All System/370 programmable terminals
SYS3: System 3, Model 10, processor terminal

In specifying termtype, the following terminals are specified as 2770s: 3771, 3772, 3773, 3774, and 3775. The 3776 and 3777-1 are specified as 3780s. The 3777-2 is specified as M205.

The value of the T parameter determines the default value for the C and B parameters.

B=

Indicates the terminal buffer size in bytes. The value specified can be up to 4 numeric characters. For programmable terminals, the bufsize must correspond to the work station package. For nonprogrammable terminals, the default buffer value is used.

The default value for B is determined by the T parameter as shown below:

T Parameter: B Default
1130: 400
2770: 512
2780: 400
2922: 400
3741: 512
3747: 512
3780: 512
M202: 400
M205: 400
S360: 400
S370: 400
SYS3: 400

For fixed buffer size devices, such as the 2780, the B parameter is forced to 400. If F=XBUF is specified, then B defaults to 256.

C=

Indicates the type of console support for this work station. If the C parameter is specified, a CONSOLE statement should be specified also. If you omit a CONSOLE statement for this work station, a default JES3 message destination class of TP (teleprocessing) is assigned to the console. If a CONSOLE statement is found and the C parameter is not specified, then the default value for C is assumed.

R: Applies to programmable terminals only. This subparameter indicates the presence of a real console.
S: Applies to both programmable and nonprogrammable terminals. This subparameter specifies that regardless of any real console attached to this work station, the printer designated as PR1 is to be used as a simulated console output device.
If S is specified for a programmable terminal that has a real console, that console can still be used to enter console commands. However, all console output will be directed to the printer.

Parameter Default: The default value for C is determined by the T parameter as follows:

T Parameter: C Default
1130: R
2770: S
2780: S
2922: R
3741: S
3747: S
3780: S
M202: R
M205: R
S360: R
S370: R
SYS3: R

F=HTAB

Specifies that this terminal has the printer horizontal format control feature. This parameter is used to indicate a 2770, 2780, or 3780 with the horizontal format control feature.

If you omit this parameter, JES3 assumes that the terminal does not have this feature.

F=NTRS

Specifies that the terminal transparency feature is not present on this terminal.

If you omit this parameter, JES3 assumes that the terminal has the transparency feature.

F=PRES

Specified for a nonprogrammable terminal only, to indicate the blank compression/expansion feature for that terminal.

If you omit this parameter, JES3 assumes that the terminal does not have this feature.

F=XBUF

Specifies that a 2770 terminal has the extended buffer feature, that a 2780 terminal has the multirecord feature, or that a 3740 has the expanded communications feature. For a 2770, the B parameter must be specified large enough to incorporate this feature.

If you omit this parameter, JES3 assumes that the terminal does not have this feature.

G=

Used for the groupname facility. This parameter associates this work station with a groupname. The groupname specified may be up to 8 characters.

If you omit this parameter, JES3 uses the terminal name specified in the N parameter.

O=AUTR

Indicates a work station option that provides the JES3 automatic call reader function in the local system. If the T parameter identifies a nonprogrammable terminal, this option is assumed; the O=AUTR parameter does not have to be specified.

O=BFIX

Indicates a work station option which specifies that the output buffers used by RJP must be dedicated, that is, obtained at OPEN time and freed at CLOSE.

O={DC2|DC3}

Indicates the punch select character to be used for remote 2770 or 3780 terminals. DC2 specifies device component position 2 on the terminal. When the 3777-1 is used as a 3780, the O parameter must indicate DC2. DC3 specifies device component position 3 on the terminal.

If you specify an invalid subparameter, JES3 uses the parameter default.

O=CCNT

Specifies, for 3740 terminals, the carriage control characters that should be sent to the remote printer. If the parameter is specified, the remote operator should load program buffer A before initiating printing.

PR=

Indicates the number of remote printers associated with this work station. This parameter specifies a single digit with a maximum value of 7. Nonprogrammable terminals can have a maximum of one printer.

PRW=

For programmable terminals, the value specified on the PRW parameter must not exceed the buffer size minus 16. The B parameter defines the buffer size. For nonprogrammable terminals, the value specified on the PRW parameter must not exceed the maximum print record size defined by the design of the specific printer. The component document for the printer defines the maximum print record size.

The NOTRUNC subparameter is only allowed when the PRW keyword is used for an 3700 device type. NOTRUNC specifies if trailing blanks should be sent to a D/T3780. If NOTRUNC is coded, then trailing blanks will be sent. Otherwise, trailing blanks will be suppressed.

PU=

Indicates the number of remote punches associated with this work station. This parameter specifies a single digit with a maximum value of 7. Nonprogrammable terminals can have a maximum of one punch.

JES3 will pad a blank card at the end of all punch files regardless of their punch type.

Note: JES3 pads with a blank card at the end of all punch files regardless of their punch type.

PUW=

Indicates the maximum punch card record size for remote punch devices. For programmable terminals, the value specified for recsiz must not exceed the buffer size minus 16. The B parameter defines the buffer size. If recsiz is larger than bufsiz, JES3 assumes the default, 80.

For nonprogrammable terminals, the value specified for recsiz must not exceed the maximum punch card record size defined by the design of the specific device. The component document for the device defines the maximum record size.

RD=

Indicates the maximum number of readers at this work station. This parameter specifies a single digit with a maximum value of 7. Nonprogrammable terminals can have a maximum of one reader.

P=

Specifies the 1- to 8-character password of the terminal. This password must be used by any work station trying to sign on. You can also use RACF® to provide BSC RJP sign on protection. The P parameter is ignored when RACF sign on protection is enabled. See z/OS JES3 Initialization and Tuning Guide for additional information about using RACF to provide security for BSC RJP work stations.

CS=

Specifies the type of compression, if any, that is desired. This parameter is for programmable terminals only.

Y: Indicates that equal-character compression is requested for this terminal.
B: Indicates that blank compression only is requested for this terminal.
N: Indicates that no compression is requested.

SET=

Specifies the type of setup that is desired on remote printers.

Y: Indicates that setup is required on remote printers each time a work station signs on.
N: Indicates that setup is not required on remote printers when a work station signs on.
V: Specifies that the work station printer automatically will go through setup procedures when varied online.
B: Specifies that the work station printer automatically will go through setup procedures when varied online, or the first time accessed after a LOGON.