Cabletron Systems 1800 - Manual (Page 382)

A-2 SmartSwitch 1800 4. 0 User G uide, Rev 01
Async Terminal Commands
The following commands can be entered in Command mode. (For a list of commands,
type help [Enter] .)
STAT – Get connection status.
CLR – Clear Connection.
PAR? n1,n2,n3 – Reads value of 1 or more async PAD profile parameters ( n1 =
1st parameter, n2 = 2nd, etc.). Standard parameters (see page 12-3 ) are 1–22 .
SET? n1:m1,n2:m2,n3:m3 – Sets and reads async PAD profile parameters ( n1 = 1st
parameter, m1 = new value).
PROF – Sets standard set of parameters. CCITT profile 90 is available.
RESET – Reset connection.
INT – Send interrupt packet.
SET n1:m1,n2:m2,n3:m3 – Sets one or more async PAD profile parameters ( n1 =
1st parameter, m1 = new value).
HERLP – Provides more information.
? – Same as HERLP .
[Gnn], [Z], [Y], [R], [N] – Selection parameters; used to represent facilities in Call
Request packets (unless they are specified in autocall Call Requests):
[Gnn] = CUG (nn is the CUG number)
[Z] = Group Send
[Y] = Priority
[R] = Reverse Charging
[N] = NUI
Port – displays the RLP and port number to which you are connected, and the
called and calling addresses.
Placing a Call from an Async Terminal
One way to place a call is simply to enter the calling address (subscriber ID) of the
destination DTE. (There must be a record for that subscriber ID.) User data and/or
facilities (in any combination) can be included, as described below.
To place a call using facilities and user data, enter the data in the format:
f,f,f-addressDdata or f, f, f-addressPdata , where:
f is the letter(s) representing the desired facility(s):
Gnn = CUG (nn is the CUG number)
Z = Group Send
Y = Priority
R = Reverse Charging
N = NUI
address – is the called address,