z/VM: CP Commands and Utilities Reference - z/VM - IBM

SET RDEVICE Card Readers
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Set
Authorization
Purpose
RDEVice
Operands
Examples
rdev
rdev1-rdev2
Privilege Class: B
Use this SET RDEVICE command to tell CP that real card readers are at certain
device addresses.
rdev
rdev1-rdev2
specifies one or more real device numbers to be defined or changed. Each rdev
specified must be a hexadecimal number between X'0000' and X'FFFF'. The
maximum number of devices allowed within a range is 256.
TYpe RDR
TYpe READer
specifies the type of device (card reader).
CLass c
specifies the spooling class that the card reader assigns to spool files it creates.
(To change the spooling class the card reader assigns without having to re-IPL,
use the CP START command.)
You can specify CLASS in one of the following ways:
v If you omit the CLASS operand for unit record devices, class A is the default.
v Enter CLASS c
The spooling class, c, is one alphanumeric character.
NO_SPOOLing
tells CP not to use the unit record device for spooling.
SENSed
tells CP to use the information returned from a sense ID request to determine
the characteristics of this card reader. If omitted, the default is SENSED.
NOTSENSed
tells CP not to use the information returned from a sense ID request to
determine the characteristics of this card reader.
Example 1:
TYpe
RDR
READer
To specify a card reader at device number X'0110', enter the following SET
RDEVICE command:
set rdevice 0110 type reader
CLass
A
CLass c
NO_SPOOLing
SET RDEVICE Card Readers
SENSed
NOTSENSed
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