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Administering RS232 Parameters
Action/data pairs associated with Main Menu item 10 (RS232) are used to administer
System 25 peripheral equipment: System Administration Terminal, SMDR output port, and
Digital Tape Unit.
Any or all of these peripherals can be physically connected to System 25 via branches of an
octopus cable. Within limits, it is possible to reassign each channel to different physical
connectors. For example, if for some reason a system administrator wanted to physically
connect the SMDR function to the default digital tape unit connector (connector 3), that
connector could be made to serve the SMDR function via an administration command.
If a connector function (1 through 4) is reassigned, then the function being replaced is
automatically disconnected.
To administer an RS232
1 From the Main Menu prompt, enter 10.
connector
2 At
RS232 = , enter the target— the physical connector you
want to reassign or administer. See footnote*.
* The default for each Target connector is as follows:
TARGET
DEFAULT DATA (=CAPABILITY) DEFAULT BAUD RATE
1
1 (=Administration)
1200, 300 (auto-baud)
2
2 (=SMDR)
1200
3
3 (=Save/Restore Tape)
1200
4
Reserved
9600, 1200 (auto-baud)
Administering RS232 Parameters
15-1
- AT&T SYSTEM 25 1
- System 25 Documents 4
- Contents 5
- Administering Data Line and 6
- STARLAN CP Ports 6
- Introduction 9
- Using this Manual 10
- How to Use the System 11
- Correcting Typing Errors 12
- Making Backup Tapes 12
- Main Menu Items 13
- Administration Commands 14
- Command Functions 15
- Action Groups 17
- Display Support IDs 18
- System Responses 20
- Print Messages 21
- Warning Messages 21
- Initializing the System 22
- Limited Default Cold Start 23
- Unassigned Trunk Ports 23
- Initialization Sequence 24
- 3-4 Initializing the System 25
- TABLE 3-2 26
- (continued) 26
- Initializing the System 3-5 26
- Toll Restriction Options 27
- Call Coverage Options 28
- Pooled Modem Options 29
- Time of Day 30
- Call Accounting Options 31
- Miscellaneous System Options 32
- Expert Mode Prompt 32
- Administration Password 33
- Floating PDCs (FPDCs) 34
- Virtual Facilities 35
- System Speed Dialing 36
- Administering Trunks 37
- TABLE 5-1 Trunk-Type Codes 38
- Action=2 38
- 5-2 Administering Trunks 38
- Removing a Trunk 39
- 5-4 Administering Trunks 40
- Class-of-Service Options 41
- Display Support 43
- DGC Delay Announcement 46
- Music-on-Hold 46
- Pooled Modem 47
- Additional Tone Detector 47
- Dictation 47
- Administering Voice Stations 48
- Removing a Voice Station 49
- Changing a Station Dial Code 50
- Moving a Voice Station 51
- ■ 0 for none 53
- Multiline Voice Stations 54
- Adding a Data Station 58
- Removing a Data Station 59
- Changing a Data Dial Code 60
- Moving a Data Station 60
- Assigning Class-of-Service 61
- Default Attendant Assignments 67
- Move an Attendant Console 69
- Change an Attendant PDC 69
- Remove an Attendant Console 69
- Assigning Features to Buttons 78
- Default Button Assignments 78
- Selector Console (DXS) 79
- Button Assignment Tables 80
- Consoles 83
- ARS Patterns 92
- Define Subpattern B 94
- Remaining ARS Patterns 95
- Home Area Code Exception List 96
- ARS Digit Translation Tables 98
- Using the Digital Tape Unit 100
- Save Your Translations 101
- Verify the Saved Translations 102
- INITIATED WARM START 104
- RESTORE FAILED 104
- System Searches 105
- Display Support Searches 113
- Listing Circuit Packs 115
- Command Reference 118
- † Read-only feature for SLAC 120
- ‡ Not administrable for SLAC 120
- 16-4 Command Reference 120
- 16-6 Command Reference 122
- 16-8 Command Reference 124
- † Cannot be changed 126
- 16-10 Command Reference 126
- * Read-only for STARLAN CP 128
- 16-12 Command Reference 128
- 16-14 Command Reference 130
- TABLE 16-12 Trunk Type Codes 131
- TABLE 16-16 Port Options 135
- 16-20 Command Reference 136
- 16-22 Command Reference 138
- 16-24 Command Reference 140
- 16-26 Command Reference 142
- 16-28 Command Reference 144
- 16-32 Command Reference 148
- 16-34 Command Reference 150
- Requirements for the SAT 152
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