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Command Line Interface Conventions
Command Line Interface Conventions
NOTE:
To obtain online help, type the word help and press the Enter or Return key, or
type a question mark ? after any partial command. For help features, see Online Help on
. For detailed CLI information, see CLI Language Reference on
.
The Access Navigator control interface uses a Command Line Interface (CLI) language. Procedures in this
manual use the following conventions to represent input commands and output messages:
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Input commands appear in a bold typewriter font, as in the following example:
set ds1 1-4 up
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If a command requires the operator to enter information, an italic typewriter font is used to show what
item or items are required. Each item will be enclosed in < and > symbols, as in the following
example. Do not type the < > symbols:
set ds1 <n>
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If the operator must enter one item from a list, the items will be separated by vertical lines, as in the
following example. Do not type the < | > symbols:
set ds1 <n>
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System output messages to the operator are printed in normal typewriter font, as in the following
response to show the settings for DS1 number 13:
show ds1 13
Settings for DS1 13:
Circuit ID:
Acme Corporation
Up/Down:
UP
Framing:
ESF
Line Coding:
B8ZS
Type:
DROP
Clock Source:
NORMAL
Line Build Out:
DSX-1 PULSE FOR 0-133 ft.