Multi-Tech Systems MTASR1-100 - Manual (Page 190)

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10. If a password was assigned, type USER1 or the appropriate password and press Enter. The following
appears:
-l (Lower case L) This parameter lists services available on the MultiRouter.
[ ] means specified entry is optional.
1) Typing COMSERV -l lists the available RNSs on your network.
2) Typing COMSERV -l SERVER_1 (or the new MultiRouter name) lists the services available on the
MultiRouter.
-c Establishes a connection.
<> means an entry is required when this option is used in the command line.
A Line Type must be specified (INBOUND or OUTBOUND).
A Specific Name must be specified (a list of specific names on an MultiRouter can be
obtained using the COMSERV -l command). The wildcard character * can also be used. It selects
the first available line on an MultiRouter, or in the case of an INBOUND connection, all the lines
configured for a user are monitored for an incoming call.
A General Name must be specified (a list of general names on an MultiRouter can be
obtained using the COMSERV -l command). The wildcard character * can also be used to allow any
general name to be accepted.
A Server Name must be specified. (a list of Server Names can be obtained by using the
COMSERV -l command). The wildcard character * can also be used to select the first RNS detected
by the COMSERV program.
Note: When a specific name is entered, the general name and server name associated with it must either
be entered or have a wildcard character in place of them.
-P Allows line parameters to be changed.
<> means an entry is required when this option is used in the command line.
B B, followed by a value representing a valid bps (bits per second), changes the bps rate. Values are
300, 600, 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, and 19,200 bps.
D D, followed by the number 6, 7, or 8, changes the number of data bits used.
S S, followed by the number 1 or 2, changes the number of stop bits used.
P P, followed by O (odd), E (even), or N (none), changes the parity being used to that specified.
TP TP, followed by a number between 0 - 20, changes the number of 50 millisecond intervals before the
packet is sent to the MultiRouter. The recommended value is 2. An entry of 0 causes it to wait until
the packet has filled, prior to sending it to the MultiRouter (255 characters or the value specified using
the L feature below). If a packet fills before the time expires, it is sent to the MultiRouter. This value
can be used to facilitate file transfers.