Triton FT5000XP PC-BASED ATMS User Manual - Manual (Page 155)

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M
ANAGEMENT
F
UNCTIONS
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EOR. Uses a Telnet End-of-Record (EOR) command to signal the end of
each message whose length is not specified. Each message ends with a 2-
byte sequence (0xFF, 0xEF) which is a Telnet IAC followed by a Telnet
EOR.
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NCR. Uses a 3-byte header: s-bytes length and a NUL byte, followed by
the message data. The length value comprises the number of data bytes
as well as the header size. That is, the length is always equal to the
number of data bytes + 3.
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LYNK. Appends up to an 8-digit terminal ID to the beginning of each
message sent by the ATM to the host.
2. S
ERVER
M
ODE
. Used to specify the desired server mode. The options are:
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Client (default). Makes a TCP/IP connection.
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Server. Listens for a connection.
3. R
EMOTE
H
OST
A
DDRESS
. This function is only available when ‘Client’
mode is selected. It allows the user to specify the hosts’s IP address.
4. P
ORT
N
UMBER
(1
TO
65535). Used to specify the port number of the
remote or local host (default - 2000).
5. C
ONVERSION
T
ABLE
. Used to select the message conversion method. The
options are:
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ASCII (default).
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EBCDIC
6. T
RACE
F
ILE
. Used to enable or disable (default) the protocol level trace.