Verilink 9000 Series (34-00271) Product Manual - Manual (Page 405)

Configuration Menu 383
Line
Module
Parameters
In response to the display shown in Edit/display configuration on page 382, L can
be entered to display or modify the line module parameters. Line module
parameters apply to all ports on a line module. The display in response to this
entry is shown below. All values shown are the defaults.
Line module parameters :
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(a)Line module type :MASTER
(b)Connect timeout :15
(c)Message received timeout :5
(d)Message delivered timeout :15
(e)PCC unit number :000
(f)Netcontrol host name : (Null)
(g)Connection command :CONNEC
(h)Disconnect command :DISCON
(i)Send message command :SENDTO
(j)Reserve channel command :RESERV
(k)Greeting message :<ESC>RS48Welcome on TxPORT network
(l)Connect to message :<ESC>RS48 connected to host
(m)Message lost :<ESC>RS48message not delivered to host
(n)Host offline :<ESC>RS48host is offline
(o)Not connected message :<ESC>RS48disconnected
(p)Host is selecting message :<ESC>RS48host is selecting station
(q)Send confirmed message :<ESC>RS48send command confirmed
(r)Send refused message :<ESC>RS48send command refused
(s)Disconnect message :
(t)Console access password :
OK (Y) ?
If no changes are desired for the parameters shown, enter a Y to return to the
display that shows the ports on the line module. To change a parameter, enter the
letter in parenthesis that precedes the parameter. After the change is made, the line
module parameters are displayed again. Do not select parameter a, Line module
type. This parameter is established automatically each time the unit is reset. The
first line module is the bus master and all others are slaves. The remaining
parameters are described in detail below.
All messages may be entered in the local language.
Connect Timeout
The Connect Timeout parameter defines the amount of time, in seconds, that the
communications platform waits to establish a logical connection between a
terminal and a host. When the timeout expires, the Host Offline message is
received. The values are decimal numbers from 1 to 30, 15.
Message Received Timeout
The Message Received Timeout parameter defines the amount of time, in seconds,
that an internal task waits for a message from another internal task. This value
should not be changed from the recommended value unless instructed by TXPORT
technical support. The values are decimal numbers from 1 to 30, 5.
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