Multi-Tech Systems MTASR1-100 - Manual (Page 178)

MTASR1-100 Owner’s Manual
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<Line Type> Identifies whether the session will be INBOUND or OUTBOUND. The position
representing Line Type must be filled with either the word INBOUND, OUTBOUND or the * (wild card
symbol) which indicates that the line type last selected by this user is to be used.
<SpecificName> Identifies the specific name assigned to the port on the MultiRouter. This position must
contain either the specific name assigned to the MultiRouter port (i.e., the default specific name for port
one is LINE1) or it must contain an asterisk * (wild card symbol) which indicates that the first available
specific name is to be used. The specific name is used when one specific modem is to be used on a
communications server.
<GeneralName> Identifies the general name assigned to the port on the MultiRouter. This position must
contain either the general name assigned to the MultiRouter port (i.e., the default general name for port
one is MODEM) or it must contain an asterisk * (wild card symbol) which indicates that the first available
specific name is to be used. The general name is used when more than one style of modem is used on a
communications server, i.e., a MT1432BA and a MT2834BA.
<ServerName> Identifies the server name assigned to the MultiRouter. This position must contain either the
servers name assigned to the MultiRouter port (i.e., the default server name is SERVER_1) or it must
contain an asterisk * (wild card symbol) which indicates that the first available server is to be used. The
server name is used when more than one MultiRouter is on a network.
9c. COMS14 -D COM<n> (to disconnect)
When COMS14 -D COM<n> (n = 1, 2, 3, 4) is entered it allows you to disconnect from the COM port to
which you were connected, i.e., COM1, COM2, COM3, or COM4.
9d. COMS14 -M (to list mapping of local COM ports to Network ports)
When COMS14 -M is entered it allows you to view which of the four COM ports (COM1, COM2, COM3,
COM4) are already connect to by INT14 software.