Western Telematic AFS-16-1 - Manual (Page 91)

9-6
Operation
4. The "Toggle" Command: As an alternative to the /TA and /TB commands, the /T
(Toggle) command can also be used to perform A/B switching. Type /T n,p and
press [Enter]. Where " n" is the number or name of the desired Circuit or Circuit
Group and " p" is the desired A/B position. For example:
/T 2,B [Enter] or /T SERVERS,A [Enter]
5. Suppress Command Confirmation Prompt: To execute a switching or default
command without displaying the "Sure?" prompt, you can either disable command
confirmation via the System Parameters Menu, or include the "
,Y" option at the end
of the command line. For example:
/TA ROUTER,Y or /T 2,B,Y
9.2.2.1. Applying Commands to Several Circuits - Text Interface
As described below, A/B switching commands can be applied to only one Circuit
Module, or to an assortment of circuits.
1. Switch Several Circuits: To apply the /TA, TB or /T command to several circuits,
enter the numbers or names for the circuits, separated by a "plus sign" ( +) or a
comma ( ,). For example to switch circuits 1, 3, and 4 to the "B" position, enter one
of the following commands:
/TB 1+3+4 [Enter]
or
/T 1+3+4,B [Enter]
Note: When the " +" or "," are used, do not enter spaces between the circuit
name or number and the plus sign or comma.
2. Switch a Range of Circuits: To apply the /TA or /TB command to a series of
circuits, enter the numbers for the circuits that mark the beginning and end of the
range, separated by a colon. For example to switch circuits 1 through 3 to the "A"
position, enter the following:
/TA 1:3 [Enter]
Note: The "Range" argument is not available when using the /T command to
switch circuits. The Range (:) argument can only be used with the /TA and /TB
commands.
4. All Circuits: To apply a command to all circuits, enter an asterisk in place of the
name or number. For example, to switch all circuits to the "B" position, enter one of
the following commands:
/TB * [Enter] or /T *,B [Enter]
Note: When this command is invoked by an account that permits only User
level command access, it will be applied only to the circuits that are allowed by
that account.