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COPYRIGHT (C) 1983, 1984 BY
DIGITAL EQUIPMENT CORPORATION, MAYNARD MASS .
THIS SOFTWARE IS FURNISHED UNDER A LICENSE AND MAY BE USED AND COPIED
ONLY IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE TERMS OF SUCH LICENSE AND WITH THE INCLUSION
OF THE ABOVE C OPYRIGHT NOTICE. THIS SOFTWARE OR ANY OTHER COPIES THERE-
OF MAY NOT BE PROVIDED "OR OTHERWISE MADE AVAILABLE TO ANY OTHER PERSON.
NO TITLE TO OR OWNERSHIP OF THE SO *FTWARE IS HEREBY TRANSFERRED.
THE INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THIS SOFTWARE IS SUBJ 3ECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT
NOTICE AND SHOULD NOT BE CONSTRUED AS A COMMITMENT BY DIGITA ;L EQUIPMENT
CORPORATION.
DIGITAL ASSUMES NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE USE OR RE DLIABILITY OF ITS
SOFTWARE ON EQUIPMENT WHICH IS NOT SUPPLIED BY DIGITAL.
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ABORT Aborts the cu Vrrent call and returns to command mode.
CLOSED-USER-GROUP Allows you to supply a ^ CLOSED-USER-GROUP name for
the current call (or override the default). The
C gLOSED-USER-GROUP has a maximum length of 16 characters.
FACILITIES-DATA Allows y oou to supply FACILITIES-DATA for this call
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HELP Gives help with the CALL subcommands.
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USER-DATA Allows you to supply USER-DATA for the outgoing call
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X "29PAD-CALL>HELP (with) argument
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9pB6@ FF, F3\" , N,~ X29P AD is a program which will allow a user to "SET HOST" to a remote
system through th e X.25 Gateway. The remote host need not be a DEC
computer. X29PAD has the followin g commands:
ABORT Terminate the transfer of a file to the remote %-host
BREAK Initiate a BREAK sequence and CONTINUE (if possible)
CALL - Initiate a call to a selected REMOTE-HOST
CLEAR Clear a ca 6ll that was in progress
CLOSE Close the log file opened by the LOG > command
CONTINUE Continue a call that was interrupted by the user
DEFINE G Define a REMOTE-HOST in terms of its DTE address
EXIT Ex Oit to the EXEC
HELP Give help with X29PAD's commands and operatio Xn
INFORMATION Give information on various parameters in X29PAD
`LOG Record the terminal session in a designated log file
PUSH i Push to a new EXEC
SEND Send a file to the remote-host
q SET Set one of X29PAD's parameters
TAKE Take za command file
To learn how to obtain more information, type:
X29PAD> HELP (
* with) HELP
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The ABORT command allows the user to stop the sending of a file to the
REMOTE-HOST. After the user issues the ABORT command the user may elect
to SE ND another file or just CONTINUE the terminal session with the
REMOTE-HOST. The for $mat of this command is:
X29PAD>ABORT (the transmition of the file currently be -ing sent)
There are no arguments to this command.
$ SS 24 Mo`b + N (E*P 5 $ Q9 24 Mo`b + N 6@ FF, F36@
, LM\" ;, N,~ The BREAK command is use >d to initiate a break sequence and then
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X29PAD>CALL remote-host-name
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command. Typing qa ? after CALL will list the names of the remote hosts that
have been defined up to y that point. Optionally, you may elect to supply the
actual DTE address and subaddr ess. This format is:
X29PAD>CALL dte-address dte-subaddress
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or number of the REMOTE-HOST you are calling. For information on subcommands
type:
X29PAD> $HELP (with) CALL ?
If you have not already supplied a network name and password ( ,using the
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the remote-host will be placed.
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return to X29PAD command mode without placing the ou Ntgoing call. The format
of this command is:
X29PAD-CALL>ABORT (this attempt to Wplace a call)
Any data entered in subcommand mode is lost if the user ABORTS the D(E* _call.
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data in the form of a quoted string. The format of this command is:
X29PAD- yCALL>CLOSED-USER-GROUP (is) argument
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Also, if specified, data supplied by the user is valid for a particular
call !and must be resupplied for any subsequent outgoing calls.
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available in CALL subcommand mode. The format of this co !Emmand is:
X29PAD-CALL>HELP (with) argument
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!Nsupplied is one of the available subcommands.
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been entered and will be used for the curren !gt outgoing call. The format of
this command is:
X29PAD-CALL>INFORMATION (about !pcurrent CALL parameters)
The INFORMATION subcommand will display any data the use !xr has supplied in
subcommand mode. If a specific parameter has not been modified by " the user
in subcommand mode the default data will be displayed (and noted).
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X29PAD-CALL>FACILITIES-DATA (are) argume "#nts
where the arguments are either octal data in the range 0 to 377 or quoted
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X29PAD-CALL>FACILITIES-DATA (a "4re) 1 1 0 0 "A2" 3 21
sets the FACILITIES-DATA string for this call to:
<1><1 "<><0><0>A2<3><21>
Note: Default FACILITIES-DATA are overridden by data supplied by "E the
user to the FACILITIES-DATA subcommand to the CALL command.
Issu "Ming the FACILITIES-DATA subcommand without supplying data
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basis. The format of this command is:
X29PAD-CALL>U "oSER-DATA (are) arguments
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X29PAD-CA # LL>USER-DATA (are) 1 1 0 0 "A2" 3 21
sets the default USER-DATA string to:
<1 # ><0><0><0><1><1><0><0>A2<3><21>
Issuing the USER-DATA subcommand without supplyin #g data clears the default
data string.
Note: Default USER-DATA are overridden b #y data supplied by the user to the
USER-DATA subcommand to the CALL command. #"Also, there is a mandatory
four byte string that prefixes any user supplied d #+ata. The string is
<1><0><0><0> and indicates to the REMOTE-HOST that the cal E #3l is an X.29
call.
$ SS 24 Mo`b + N $ Q9 24 Mo`b + N *U #<6@ FF, F36@
, LM\" #?, N,~ The CLEAR command is used to disconnect a call in #Ditiated by a CALL command.
The form of the CLEAR command is:
X29PAD>CLEAR
#MThere are no arguments or options for this command.
$ SS 24 Mo`b + N (E*P #U $ Q9 24 Mo`b + N 6@ FF, F36@
, LM\" #[, N,~ The CLOSE command termin #^ates session logging and closes the log file that
was initiated by using the LOG co #fmmand. The format of the command is:
X29PAD>CLOSE (log file!)
$ SS 2 (Q
U #o4 Mo`b + N $ Q9 24 Mo`b + N 6@ FF, F36@
, LM\" #v, N,~ The CONTI #wNUE command allows the user to continue a call that was
interrupted by the typing o $ f the ESCAPE-CHARACTER to return to
command mode. The format of this command is:
$
X29PAD>CONTINUE (current call)
The CONTINUE command will attempt to restart co $mmunications with
the REMOTE-HOST and will notify the user if this is not possible. ""* $
$ SS 24 Mo`b + N $ Q9 24 Mo`b + N 6@ FF, F36@
, LM\" $", N $",~ The DEFINE command is used to associate the name of a remote host with
a DTE $*address and (optionally) a DTE subaddress. The format of this
command is:
X29P $3AD>DEFINE remote-host-name (to be) dte-address dte-subaddress
where the remote-ho $;st-name is an alphanumeric string of up to 16 characters
in length and dte-address $Dand dte-subaddress are numeric strings of up to
15 digits in length.
The DEFINE $L command may also be used to remove a remote host from the remote
host table. This $Uis done by typing a carriage return after the name of the
remote host you wish to d $]elete. The format is:
X29PAD>DEFINE remote-host-name <carriage-return>
The D $fEFINE command may also be used to change the DTE address and subaddress
of a remote $n host that has already been defined by simply defining the remote
host again. The e $wntry for this remote host will be updated in the remote host
table.
$ SS 2 (Q
U $4 Mo`b + N $ Q9 24 Mo`b + N 6@ FF, F36@
, LM\" %, N,~ The EXIT %command causes X29PAD to return the user to TOPS20 command mode.
If a CALL to a REM %OTE-HOST is still in progress it will be cleared. If
LOGGING was being done, the lo %g file will be closed and logging terminated.
Typing the TOPS20 CONTINUE command wi %!ll cause X29PAD to resume execution,
but you must re-enable logging manually.
(EU* %* $ SS 24 Mo`b + N $ Q9 24 Mo`b + N 6@ FF, F36@
, LM\" %2, N,~ %2 The HELP command is the way a user can obtain more detailed information
relating t %;o the operation of X29PAD than available through the inline
help facility (i.e. "?" %C). The format of the HELP command is:
X29PAD>HELP (with) argument-1 argument-2 . %L.. argument-n
where argument is a key word in the context of the command it is fo %Tund in.
For example, typing the following:
X29PAD>HELP (with) SET PAD-PARAMETE %]R IDLE-TIMER <carriage-return>
would give you a description of the IDLE-TIMER par %eameter which is changeable
via the SET command.
In all cases, typing a ? at any %n point will give you a list of optional
key words you may elect to supply or you ma %vy type a carriage-return at
any point to receive information about the last key wor E %d typed in context.
$ SU 24 Mo`b + N Z 1F + &
Z + 0
:`&; ?}* &
:p';
;'\
;((Q
;@({
;P)$6@ FF, F3\" &
, N,~ The INFORMATION command allows you & to obtain information about various
parameters and topics in X29PAD. The format of & this command is:
X29PAD>INFORMATION (about) argument
where the user supplie &!d argument is one of the following:
DEFAULTS LAST-NETWORK-ERROR &) PAD-PARAMETERS
REMOTE-HOSTS STATUS VERSION
For mor &2e help with any of these arguments, type:
X29PAD>HELP (with) INFORMATION argumen D"@ &:t
$ S^ 24 Mo`b + N Z 1F + &CZ +
&f
&{
'
('& *P &C6@ FF, F3\" &E, N,~ The INFORMATION (about) DEFAULTS command allows you to obta &Kin information
about default parameters for X29PAD commands. The format of this com &Tmand is:
X29PAD>INFORMATION (about) DEFAULTS (for) argument
where the user s &\upplied argument is one of the following:
CALL LOG SEND
* &e TAKE
$ SS 24 Mo`b + N $ Q9 24 Mo`b + N 6@ FF, F36@
, LM * &m\" &o, N,~ The INFORMATION (about) DEFAULTS (for) CALL displays the current defa " &vult
values and conditions for the CALL command.
$ SS 24 Mo`b + N $ Q9 "*@ &~ 24 Mo`b + N 6@ FF, F36@
, LM\" ', N,~ The INFORMATION (about) DEFAU 'LTS (for) LOG displays the current default
values and conditions for the LOG comman D(E* 'd.
$ SS 24 Mo`b + N $ Q9 24 Mo`b + N 6@ FF, F36@
, LM\" ' ( ', N,~ The INFORMATION (about) DEFAULTS (for) SEND command displays the current
" ' default values and conditions for the SEND command.
$ SS 24 Mo`b + N $ Q9 "*@ ') 24 Mo`b + N 6@ FF, F36@
, LM\" '., N,~ The INFORMATION (about) DEFAU '1LTS (for) TAKE displays the current default
values and conditions for the TAKE comm D(E* ':and.
$ SS 24 Mo`b + N $ Q9 24 Mo`b + N 6@ FF, F36@
, LM\" 'C ( 'B, N,~ The INFORMATION (about) LAST-NETWORK-ERROR command gives the user a more
'K verbose description (and possible causes) of the last reported network
error. The 'Sformat of the command is:
X29PAD>INFORMATION (about) LAST-NETWORK-ERROR
(EU* '\ $ SS 24 Mo`b + N $ Q9 24 Mo`b + N 6@ FF, F36@
, LM\" 'd, N,~ 'd The INFORMATION (about) PAD-PARAMETERS command allows the user to
display the curr 'ment state of the PAD. The PAD (Packet Assembly and
Disassembly) parameters are the 'uvalues that determine how the terminal
will act and exchange data with the remote-h '~ost. PAD parameters may be
set either by the remote-host or by the user via the SET ( PAD-PARAMETER
command. PAD parameters set by the remote-host are denoted by a star ( (*)
preceeding the parameter. The format of the command is:
X29PAD>INFORMATIO (N (about) PAD-PARAMETERS
For more information on specific PAD parameters, type:
(
X29PAD>HELP (with) SET PAD-PARAMETER argument
where the argument is one of th ((e following:
ACTION-ON-BREAK CANCEL-CHARACTER CARRIAGE-RETURN-PA (1DDING
DATA-FORWARDING DELETE-CHARACTER DISCARD-OUTPUT
DISPLAY-CH (9ARACTER DTE-TO-NET-FLOW-CONTROL ECHO
ESCAPE-TO-COMMAND-MODE IDLE-TIMER (B LINE-WIDTH
LINEFEED-INSERTION LINEFEED-PADDING LOCAL-EDIT " (JING
NET-TO-DTE-FLOW-CONTROL PAD-SIGNAL-CONTROL RATE
$ SS 24 Mo`b **T (S+ N $ Q9 24 Mo`b + N 6@ FF, F36@
, LM\" (Y, N,~ The INFORMATION (ab ([out) REMOTE-HOSTS command provides the user with
a list of REMOTE-HOSTS that have b (deen defined via the DEFINE command.
Each REMOTE-HOST will have diaplayed the DTE ad (ldress and (optionally)
the DTE subaddress associated with it.
The format of the " (u command is:
X29PAD>INFORMATION (about) REMOTE-HOSTS
$ SS 24 Mo`b **T (}+ N $ Q9 24 Mo`b + N 6@ FF, F36@
, LM\" ), N,~ The INFORMATION (ab )out) STATUS (of X29PAD) command gives the user a summary
of X29PAD's state and coun )ter information. It also displays the current
NETWORK NAME and PASSWORD, ESCAPE-CHA )RACTER, and STATUS-DISPLAY-CHARACTER.
The format of this command is:
X29PAD>IN D( ) FORMATION (about) STATUS (of X29PAD)
$ SS 24 Mo`b + N $ Q9 24 Mo "U( )(`b + N 6@ FF, F36@
, LM\" ),, N,~ The INFORMATION (about) VERSION command )0 displays the version number and
edit number of X29PAD and the version and edit num " )9bers of the X.25 Gateway
Access Module loaded with X29PAD.
$ SS 24 Mo`b **T )A+ N $ Q9 24 Mo`b + N 6@ FF, F36@
, LM\" )H, N,~ The LOG command cau )Jses your terminal session to be recorded in a file
specified by the user. The forma )Rt of this command is:
X29PAD>LOG (output to file) output filespec
where outp )[ut filespec is the filename the user wishes to call the log
file.
$ SS 2 (Q
U )c4 Mo`b + N $ Q9 24 Mo`b + N 6@ FF, F36@
, LM\" )k, N,~ The PUSH )lcommand is analogous to the TOPS20 Monitor PUSH command. This
command allows you to )t push to a new copy of the TOPS20 EXEC and pop back
into X29PAD at some later point )} in time. Popping back from the new EXEC
does not discard the EXEC you pushed to or * any subsequent programs running
under it. You may PUSH back down to that EXEC and
*continue any programs
started by that EXEC.
$ SS 24 Mo`b + N $ Q9 2 (U* *4 Mo`b + N 6@ FF, F36@
, LM\" *, N,~ The SEND command instructs X29PAD * to read the specified file and send it
line by line to the REMOTE-HOST as if the us *'e had typed it. The format of
the SEND command is:
X29PAD>SEND (file) argume *0nt (to the REMOTE-HOST)
where argument is the name of the file the user wishes to *8 send. During the
sending of a file all keyboard input from the user is ignored and *A discarded
except for the ESCAPE-CHARACTER, STATUS-DISPLAY-CHARACTER, and BREAK-CHA *IRACTER.
A SEND command may be stopped by typing the ESCAPE-CHARACTER to return to
*R command mode followed by the ABORT command.
The SEND command attempts (by defaul *Zt) to discard the LINEFEED from a CARRIAGE
RETURN / LINEFEED sequence. The SEND com *cmand will also pause for one second
(again, the default) after each line sent to th *ke REMOTE-HOST. These values
may be changed by using the SET DEFAULT SEND command.
*t
CAUTION: The SEND command does not process characters from the input file
in the *| same way characters typed by the user are processed. The SEND command
reads the in +put file and sends a line at a time to the REMOTE-HOST. A line
cisra stringaofdchara I +RN. In SEND mode the
X.3 PAD-PARAMETERS are not +taken into consideration and have no effect of the
data sent to the REMOTE-HOST.
(D( + $ S_ 24 Mo`b + N Z 1F + +#Z + 6@ FF, F3\" +&, N,~ The SET c +'ommand allows you to change or set various parameters and
values used by X29PAD. Th +/e format of this command is:
X29PAD>SET argument-1 argument-2 ... argument-n
+8 where argument-1 is one of the following:
BREAK-CHARACTER DEFAULT +@ ESCAPE-CHARACTER
NETWORK PAD-PARAMETER STATUS-DISPL +IAY-CHARACTER
and argument-2 through argument-n are dependent on argument-1. For m +Qore
information type:
X29PAD>HELP SET argument-1 argument-2 ... argument-n
+Z Use "?" to find out what specific options are available for each argument.
0 ?"" +b
< +e
< .2
<0,L
<P-&
<`6o
<x@l $ SS 24 Mo`b + N $ Q9 24 Mo`b + N 6@ FF *T +k, F36@
, LM\" +n, N,~ The SET BREAK-CHARACTER command allows you to define a +s special character
which, when typed, will cause X29PAD to perform the actions defi +|ned by
the ACTION-ON-BREAK PAD Parameter. This action might be to discard pending
, terminal output or possibly reset the network. The format of the command is:
9PX2 B ,RACTER (to) argument
where argument is the octal value for the ,ASCII character code you wish to
be the escape character or any printing character , in double quotes. An
alternate form of this command is:
X29PAD>SET BREAK-CHARA ,&CTER (to) CONTROL argument
This form of the command is used to define the BREAK-C ,/HARACTER to be a
control character. The user supplied argument is a printing charac ,7ter in
double quotes. For example, to set the BREAK-CHARACTER to CONTROL-P you
wo ,@uld type:
X29PAD>SET BREAK-CHARACTER (to) CONTROL "P"
Note that the default E ,HBREAK-CHARACTER is CONTROL-X.
$ SS 24 Mo`b + N $ Q9 24 Mo`b + N *U ,Q6@ FF, F36@
, LM\" ,T, N,~ The SET ESCAPE-CHARACTER command allows you to de ,Yfine a special character
which, when typed, will cause X29PAD to return you to comm ,band mode. The
format of the command is:
X29PAD>SET ESCAPE-CHARACTER (to) argum ,jent
where argument is the octal value for the ASCII character code you wish to
,sbe the escape character or any printing character in double quotes. An
alternate fo ,{rm of this command is:
X29PAD>SET ESCAPE-CHARACTER (to) CONTROL argument
Thi -s form of the command is used to define the ESCAPE-CHARACTER to be a
control charac -
ter. The user supplied argument is a printing character in
double quotes. For examp -le, to set the ESCAPE-CHARACTER to CONTROL-P you
would type:
X29PAD>SET ESCAPE - -CHARACTER (to) CONTROL "P"
Note"that the default ESCAPE-CHARACTER is CONTROL-\.
( -&
$ Sj 24 Mo`b + N Z 1F + -+Z + 6@ FF, F3\" -., N,~ The -.SET NETWORK command allows the user to set either the NETWORK NAME
or the NETWORK P -7ASSWORD for the PSI GATEWAY the user wishes to access.
The format of this command i -?s:
X29PAD>SET NETWORK argument-1 argument-2
where argument-1 is either NAME -Hor PASSWORD and argument-2 is dependent
on argument-1.
For more information, ty -Ppe:
X29PAD>HELP (with) SET NETWORK NAME
or
X29PAD>HELP Q
-Y(with) SET NETWORK PASSWORD
=0-^
=8.
$ SS 24 Mo`b + N $ Q9 2 (U* -a4 Mo`b + N 6@ FF, F36@
, LM\" -f, N,~ The SET NETWORK NAME command allow -js the user to set the name of the
network he wishes. The format of this command is: -r
X29PAD>SET NETWORK NAME (to) argument-1
where argument-1 is the name suppli -{ed by your network manager.
Please note that this name is assigned by the network . manager and may
be bear no association to the actual PPSN you buy services from.
""* .
$ SS 24 Mo`b + N $ Q9 24 Mo`b + N 6@ FF, F36@
, LM\" ., N .,~ The SET NETWORK PASSWORD command allows the user to specify the password
requ . ired to access the X.25 PSI Gateway. The form of the command is:
X29PAD>SET NETW .%ORK PASSWORD (to) argument-1
where argument-1 is the Gateway access password supp
..lied by your network
manager.
$ Sl 24 Mo`b + N Z 1F + .7Z "T .6+ 6@ FF, F3\" .9, N,~ The SET DEFAULT command allows you to set default valu .?es for certain X29PAD
command parameters. These parameters affect the actions perfo .Grmed by the
specified command. The format of this command is:
X29PAD>SET DEFAU .PLT (for) argument-1 argument-2 ... argument-n
where argument-1 is one of the foll .Xowing:
CALL LOG SEND TAKE
and argument-2 through .aargument-n are dependent on argument-1.
For more help, type:
X29PAD>HELP (wi .ith) SET DEFAULT argument
where argument is one of the above choices.
?t"
.r
.t
1)
2h
(5 $ Sm 24 Mo`b + N Z 1F + .yZ + 6@ FF, F3\" .{ ( .z, N,~ The SET DEFAULT CALL command allows you to set certain defaults for the
/CALL command. The format of this command is
X29PAD>SET DEFAULT (for) CALL (to) a / rgument-1 argument-2
where argument-1 is one of the following:
CLOSED-USER-G /ROUP FACILITIES-DATA USER-DATA
For more information concerning these opti ~ / ons, type:
X29PAD>HELP SET DEFAULT CALL argument
/$
(/k
H0D $ SS ""U( /% 24 Mo`b + N $ Q9 24 Mo`b + N 6@ FF, F36@
, LM\" /-, N,~ The /-SET DEFAULT CALL CLOSED-USER-GROUP command allows the user to specify
default CLOSE /6D-USER-GROUP data in the form of a quoted string. The format
of this command is:
/>
X29PAD>SET DEFAULT CALL CLOSED-USER-GROUP (to) argument
where argument is a quo /Gted string of up to sixteen characters in length.
For example, to set the default /O CLOSED-USER-GROUP to "FUNNY-FARM" one would
type the following:
X29PAD>SET DEF /XAULT CALL CLOSED-USER-GROUP "FUNNY-FARM"
Note: Default the CLOSED-USER-GROUP is o /`verridden by data supplied by the
user to the CLOSED-USER-GROUP subcommand to Q
/i the CALL command.
$ SS 24 Mo`b + N $ Q9 24 Mo`b + N 6@ FF, F3 *P /q6@
, LM\" /t, N,~ The SET DEFAULT CALL FACILITIES-DATA command allows the use /zr to specify
default FACILITIES-DATA to be used when placing an outgoing call. The 0format
of this command is:
X29PAD>SET DEFAULT (for) CALL FACILITIES-DATA (to) a 0 rgument-1 argument-2 ...
where the arguments are either octal data in the range 0 0 to 377 or quoted
ASCII strings. For example, the following command:
X29PAD>SET 0 DEFAULT (for) CALL FACILITIES-DATA (to) 1 1 0 0 "A2" 3 21
sets the default FACIL 0$ITIES-DATA string to:
<1><1><0><0>A2<3><21>
Issuing the SET DEFAULT (for) CAL 0-L FACILITIES-DATA command without supplying
data clears the default data string.
05
Note: Default FACILITIES-DATA are overridden by data supplied by the user to
0> the FACILITIES-DATA subcommand to the CALL command.
$ SS 24 Mo`b + N (E*P 0F $ Q9 24 Mo`b + N 6@ FF, F36@
, LM\" 0L, N,~ The SET DEFAULT CALL USE 0OR-DATA command allows the user to specify default
USER-DATA to be used when placing 0W an outgoing call. The format is:
X29PAD>SET DEFAULT (for) CALL USER-DATA (to) ar 0`guments
where the arguments are either octal data in the range 0 to 377 or quoted 0h
ASCII strings. For example, the following command:
X29PAD>SET DEFAULT (for) CA 0qLL USER-DATA (to) 1 1 0 0 "A2" 3 21
sets the default USER-DATA string to:
<1> 0y<0><0><0><1><1><0><0>A2<3><21>
Issuing the SET DEFAULT (for) CALL USER-DATA comma 1nd without supplying data
clears the default data string.
Note: Default USER-DA 1
TA are overridden by data supplied by the user to the
USER-DATA subcommand to 1 the CALL command. Also, there is a mandatory
four byte string that prefixes 1any user supplied data. The string is
<1><0><0><0> and indicates to the REMOT 1$E-HOST that the call is an X.29
call.
$ Sn 24 Mo`b + N Z 1F ( 1,+ 1.Z + 6@ FF, F3\" 10, N,~ The SET DEFAULT LOG command allows you to se 15t certain defaults
for the LOG command. The format of this command is
X29PAD>S 1=ET DEFAULT (for) LOG (to) argument-1 argument-2
where argument-1 is one of the fo 1Fllowing:
APPEND NO SUPERSEDE SUPPRESS
For more informatio 1Nn concerning these options, type:
X29PAD>HELP SET DEFAULT LOG argument
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1W
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>2
>2<
> 2R $ SS 24 Mo`b + N $ Q9 24 Mo`b + N 6@ FF, F3 *P 1_6@
, LM\" 1b, N,~ The SET DEFAULT LOG APPEND command causes X29PAD to append 1hto an
existing log file rather than supersede it with a new generation.
For examp 1ple, if you specify that the default for logging should be
APPEND and you issue the 1yLOG command to X29PAD specifying a LOG
file that already exists, X29PAD will append 2 to the existing LOG
file.
You may desire a new generation of LOG file. If so, 2
you may use
the SET DEFAULT LOG SUPERSEDE command to affect this action.
$ SS ""U( 2 24 Mo`b + N $ Q9 24 Mo`b + N 6@ FF, F36@
, LM\" 2, N,~ The 2SET DEFAULT LOG NO command has only one option available.
The option is SUPPRESS. T 2#his command (SET DEFAULT LOG NO SUPPRESS)
causes X29PAD to include NULLs transmitte 2,d by the remote host in
the log file. The format of this command is:
X29PAD>SE 24T DEFAULT (for) LOG (to) NO SUPPRESS (null characters in log file!)
$ SS 2 (Q
U 2=4 Mo`b + N $ Q9 24 Mo`b + N 6@ FF, F36@
, LM\" 2D, N,~ The SET D 2EEFAULT LOG SUPERSEDE command causes X29PAD to create
a new generation log file when " 2Never session logging is initiated.
$ SS 24 Mo`b + N $ Q9 24 Mo`b *U 2V+ N 6@ FF, F36@
, LM\" 2Z, N,~ The SET DEFAULT LOG SUPPRESS command causes 2_X29PAD to discard
nulls sent by the remote host and not include them in the log fil D"@~ 2ge.
$ Ss 24 Mo`b + N Z 1F + 2oZ +
>@3"
>P3e
>`416@ FF *@ 2p, F3\" 2r, N,~ The SET DEFAULT SEND command allows the user to change the defau 2xlt values
for certain SEND command parameters. The format of this command is:
3 X29PAD>SET DEFAULT (for) SEND (to) argument-1 argument-2
where argument-1 is on 3 e of the following:
PAUSE STRIP TRANSMIT
and argument- 32 is dependent on argument-1.
For more information type:
X29PAD>HELP (with 3) SET DEFAULT SEND argument
where argument is one of the above keywords.
$ SS ""U( 3# 24 Mo`b + N $ Q9 24 Mo`b + N 6@ FF, F36@
, LM\" 3+, N,~ The 3+SET DEFAULT SEND PAUSE command allows the user to change the length of
time the SEN 34D command will pause between messages sent to the REMOTE-HOST.
The format of this c 3<ommand is:
X29PAD>SET DEFAULT SEND (to) PAUSE (between transmitted lines) n (seco 3Ends)
where "n" is an integer from 0 to 10. The initial default value is one secon 3Md.
This parameter is changeable by the user because some REMOTE-HOSTS may lose
3Vdata sent to them at highspeed. If it appears that data is indeed being lost,
set t " 3^he default timer value higher and retry the SEND command.
$ SS 24 Mo`b **T 3g+ N $ Q9 24 Mo`b + N 6@ FF, F36@
, LM\" 3m, N,~ The SET DEFAULT SEN 3oD STRIP command lets the user specify that X29PAD's SEND
command should remove any 3xLINEFEEDS that immediately follow a CARRIAGE RETURN
in the input file from the data 4 stream being sent to the REMOTE-HOST. The
format of this command is:
X29PAD>SE 4 T DEFAULT (for) SEND (to) STRIP (linefeeds following carriage-returns)
Normal ASC 4II files in a DECsystem-10 or DECSYSTEM-20 have a LINEFEED inserted
into the file a 4fter a CARRIAGE RETURN automatically. If the REMOTE-HOST you
are sending the file t 4"o also inserts a LINEFEED the resulting file will be
double spaced. For this reason 4+ you will normally want to STRIP out these
LINEFEEDS.
$ SS 24 Mo`b + N (E*P 43 $ Q9 24 Mo`b + N 6@ FF, F36@
, LM\" 49, N,~
The SET DEFAULT SEND T 4<RANSMIT command lets the user specify that X29PAD's SEND
command should send any an 4Dd all LINEFEEDS encountered in the input file to the
REMOTE-HOST regardless where t 4Mhey appear. The format of this command is:
X29PAD>SET DEFAULT (for) SEND (to) TRA 4UNSMIT (all linefeeds)
Normal ASCII files in a DECsystem-10 or DECSYSTEM-20 have a 4^ LINEFEED inserted
into the file after a CARRIAGE RETURN automatically. If the REMO 4fTE-HOST you
are sending the file to DOES NOT automatically insert a LINEFEED after 4oa
CARRIAGE RETURN the resulting file will be improperly spaced. For this reason
y 4wou will normally want to change the default action of the SEND command to
TRANSMIT
5 all LINEFEEDS to the REMOTE-HOST.
$ Sw 24 Mo`b + N Z 1F + 5 Z "T 5+ 6@ FF, F3\" 5 , N,~ The SET DEFAULT TAKE command allows the user to specif 5y and
control the actions of the TAKE command. The format of this command is:
5X29PAD>SET DEFAULT (for) TAKE (to) argument-1 argument-2
where argument-1 is one 5"of the following:
ALLOW DISALLOW ECHO NO
and argument-2 is 5*dependent on argument-1.
For more help on the options, type:
X29PAD>HELP SET t" 53 DEFAULT TAKE argument
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? 5}
>6 $ SS 24 Mo`b + N $ Q9 "*@ 5; 24 Mo`b + N 6@ FF, F36@
, LM\" 5A, N,~ The SET DEFAULT TAKE ALLOW co 5Dmmand causes X29PAD's TAKE command
processor to ignore errors while processing comm 5Land files. The
format of this command is:
X29PAD>SET DEFAULT (for) TAKE (to) A " 5ULLOW (errors during "TAKE" files)
$ SS 24 Mo`b + N $ Q9 24 Mo`b *U 5]+ N 6@ FF, F36@
, LM\" 5a, N,~ The SET DEFAULT TAKE DISALLOW command causes 5f X29PAD's command
processor to abort the processing of a command file if an error
5n is encountered during processing. The format of this command is:
X29PAD>SET DEF " 5wAULT (for) TAKE (to) DISALLOW (errors during "TAKE" file)
$ SS 24 Mo`b **T 5+ N $ Q9 24 Mo`b + N 6@ FF, F36@
, LM\" 6, N,~ The SET DEFAULT TAK 6E ECHO command causes the X29PAD command
processor to echo all commands taken from 6a command file via
the TAKE command. The format of this command is:
X29PAD>SET " 6 DEFAULT (for) TAKE (to) ECHO (commands from "TAKE" file)
$ Sz 24 Mo`b (P*@ 6!+ N Z 1F + 6$Z + 6@ FF, F3\" 6', N,~ The SET DEFAULT TAKE NO comma 6*nd has only one option. This option
is ECHO. The SET DEFAULT TAKE NO ECHO command c 62auses X29PAD's
command processor to suppress the display of commands taken
from a 6; command file via the TAKE command. The format of this
command is:
X29PAD>SET 6CDEFAULT (for) TAKE (to) NO ECHO (commands from "TAKE" file)
? 6K $ SS 2 (Q
U 6L4 Mo`b + N $ Q9 24 Mo`b + N 6@ FF, F36@
, LM\" 6S, N,~ The SET D 6TEFAULT TAKE NO ECHO command causes X29PAD's command
processor to suppress the displ 6]ay of commands taken from
a command file via the TAKE command. The format of this
6e command is:
X29PAD>SET DEFAULT (for) TAKE (to) NO ECHO (commands from "TAKE" fi D"A* 6nle)
$ S{ 24 Mo`b + N Z 1F + 6tZ + 6@ FF, F3\" 6v, N,~ 6v The SET PAD-PARAMETER command allows you to set the parameters which
control the i 6nteraction of your terminal and the REMOTE-HOST. The
format of the command is:
7 X29PAD>SET PAD-PARAMETER argument-1 (to) argument-2 ... argument-n
where argumen 7t-1 is one of the following:
ACTION-ON-BREAK CANCEL-CHARACTER CA 7RRIAGE-RETURN-PADDING
DATA-FORWARDING DELETE-CHARACTER DISCARD-OUT 7!PUT
DISPLAY-CHARACTER DTE-TO-NET-FLOW-CONTROL ECHO
ESCAPE-TO-COMMAND-MODE 7) IDLE-TIMER LINE-WIDTH
LINEFEED-INSERTION LINEFEED-PADDING 72 LOCAL-EDITING
NET-TO-DTE-FLOW-CONTROL PAD-SIGNAL-CONTROL RATE
and 7:argument-2 through argument-n are dependent on argument-1.
For more help, type:
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X29PAD>HELP SET PAD-PARAMETER argument-1
You may use "?" after PAD-PARAMETER ? 7Kto obtain a list choices for argument-1.
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, LM\" 7b, N,~ The SET PAD-PARAMETER ESCAPE- 7eTO-COMMAND-MODE command is used
to set X.3 PAD Parameter 1 to one of two states. If 7m PERMITTED,
the user may return to command mode by typing the ESCAPE-CHARACTER.
I 7vf PROHIBITED, typing the ESCAPE-CHARACTER will not return the user
to command mode. 7~ The format of this command is:
X29PAD>SET PAD-PARAMETER ESCAPE-TO-COMMAND-MODE 8(to) argument
where argument is one of the following:
PERMITTED PR 8OHIBITED
NOTE: The state of this PAD parameter is currently ignored by X29PAD.
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$ SS 24 Mo`b + N $ Q9 24 Mo`b + N 6@ FF, F36@
, LM\" 8!, N 8 ,~ The SET PAD-PARAMETER ECHO command allows the user to set the
X.3 PAD Paramet 8)er #2 to specify whether the echoing of characters
typed by the user will be done b 81y X29PAD (LOCAL-ECHO) or by the
REMOTE-HOST (REMOTE-ECHO). The format of this comma 8:nd is:
X29PAD>SET PAD-PARAMETER ECHO (to) argument
where argument is one of 8Bthe following:
LOCAL-ECHO REMOTE-ECHO
$ SS 24 Mo`b + N (E*P 8K $ Q9 24 Mo`b + N 6@ FF, F36@
, LM\" 8Q, N,~ The SET PAD-PARAMETER DA 8STA-FORWARDING command allows the user to set
X.3 PAD Parameter - 3. This PAD Parame 8\ter is used to determine the
set of characters that will cause data typed by the us 8der to be sent
to the REMOTE-HOST. This parameter may be set to one of the following 8m:
ALPHANUMERICS CARRIAGE-RETURN CONTROL-CHARACTERS
EDITING-CHARAC 8uTERS ESCAPE-CHARACTERS FORMS-CONTROL-CHARACTERS
NO-SIGNAL OTHER- 8~CHARACTERS TERMINATOR-CHARACTERS
The following are legal combinations of the 9 above:
CARRIAGE-RETURN (and) ESCAPE-CHARACTERS
CARRIAGE-RETURN (and) TERMINATO 9R-CHARACTERS
CARRIAGE-RETURN, ESCAPE-CHARACTERS, EDITING-CHARACTERS, TERMINATOR-CHA 9RACTERS,
FORMS-CONTROL-CHARACTERS, (and) CONTROL-CHARACTERS
All other co "" 9 mbinations are illegal.
$ SS 24 Mo`b + N $ Q9 24 Mo`b + N 6@ FF *T 9(, F36@
, LM\" 9+, N,~ The SET PAD-PARAMETER IDLE-TIMER command allows the us 91er to
set X.3 PAD Parameter 4. This parameter may also be set by the
REMOTE-HOST. 99 It affects the sending of data from X29PAD to the
REMOTE-HOST. Its format is:
9B X29PAD>SET PAD-PARAMETER IDLE-TIMER (to) argument
where the argument is either t 9Jhe keyword "DISABLED" or an interval
from 0.05 seconds to 12.75 seconds in 0.05 sec 9Sond increments. If
the IDLE-TIMER is set, data typed by the user will be sent to th 9[e
REMOTE-HOST at the set interval. (Data will also be sent if a
character is type 9dd that satisfies the conditions specified by the
DATA-FORWARDING PAD parameter.) If 9l the IDLE-TIMER is DISABLED, data
will be sent when the input buffer is full or by 9utyping a character
that satisfies the DATA-FORWARDING conditions.
NOTE: The IDL " 9}E-TIMER is ignored if LOCAL-EDITING is being done.
$ SS 24 Mo`b + N $ Q9 "*@ : 24 Mo`b + N 6@ FF, F36@
, LM\" : , N,~ The SET PAD-PARAMETER NET-TO- :DTE-FLOW-CONTROL command allows
the user to set X.3 PAD Parameter #5. This paramete :r enables
or disables the use of XON and XOFF to control data flow from
the local : host to the user's terminal. The format of this command
is:
X29PAD>SET PAD-PA :(RAMETER NET-TO-DTE-FLOW-CONTROL (to) argument
where argument is either DISABLED o :0r ENABLED.
NOTE: X29PAD does not currently use X.3 PAD Parameter #5.
$ SS ""U( :9 24 Mo`b + N $ Q9 24 Mo`b + N 6@ FF, F36@
, LM\" :A, N,~ The :ASET PAD-PARAMETER PAD-SIGNAL-CONTROL command allows
the user to set X.3 PAD Paramet :Jer #x.
NOTE: X29PAD currently does not use this parameter in its operation.
(EU* :R $ SS 24 Mo`b + N $ Q9 24 Mo`b + N 6@ FF, F36@
, LM\" :[, N,~ :[ The SET PAD-PARAMETER ACTION-ON-BREAK command allows the user to set X.3
PAD Param :ceter - 7 which determine the action X29PAD will take when the user
types the predef :lined BREAK-CHARACTER. This parameter may be set to one of
the following:
DISCA :tRD-OUTPUT ESCAPE INDICATE INTERRUPT
NO-ACTION RESET
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The following is the only legal combination of the above:
DISCARD-OUTPU ;T, INDICATE, INTERRUPT
All other combinations are illegal.
$ SS 24 Mo "D*U ;`b + N $ Q9 24 Mo`b + N 6@ FF, F36@
, LM\" ;, N,~ The SET PAD-PA ;RAMETER DISCARD-OUTPUT command allows the user
to set X.3 PAD Parameter. X29PAD use ; s this parameter to determine
whether to display data from the remote-host on the u ;'ser's terminal
or to discard that data.
NOTE: This command is implemented for c ;0ompleteness and should not be
set by the user.
$ SS 24 Mo`b + N (E*P ;8 $ Q9 24 Mo`b + N 6@ FF, F36@
, LM\" ;>, N,~ The SET PAD-PARAMETER CA ;ARRIAGE-RETURN-PADDING command allows
the user to set X.3 PAD Parameter #9. This par ;Iameter determines
the number of null characters to be sent to the user's terminal
;R after a carriage return is transmitted.
NOTE: X29PAD does not use this parameter Q
;Z in its operation.
$ SS 24 Mo`b + N $ Q9 24 Mo`b + N 6@ FF, F3 *P ;c6@
, LM\" ;e, N,~ The SET PAD-PARAMETER LINE-WIDTH command allows the user to ;k set
X.3 PAD Parameter #10.
NOTE: X29PAD currently does not use this PAD Parame D(E* ;tter.
$ SS 24 Mo`b + N $ Q9 24 Mo`b + N 6@ FF, F36@
, LM\" ;} ( ;|, N,~ The SET PAD-PARAMETER RATE command allows the user to set
X.3 PAD Parame <ter #11.
NOTE: X29PAD currently does not make use of this PAD parameter.
(EU* < + N $ Q9 24 Mo`b + N 6@ FF, F36@
, LM\" <, N,~ < The SET PAD-PARAMETER DTE-TO-NET-FLOW-CONTROL command allows
the user to set X.3 P < AD Parameter #12. This parameter enables
or disables the use of XON and XOFF to con <'trol data flow to the
local host from the user's terminal. The format of this comma </nd
is:
X29PAD>SET PAD-PARAMETER DTE-TO-NET-FLOW-CONTROL (to) argument
wher <8e argument is either DISABLED or ENABLED.
NOTE: X29PAD does not currently use X.3 Q
<@ PAD Parameter #5.
$ SS 24 Mo`b + N $ Q9 24 Mo`b + N 6@ FF, F3 *P <I6@
, LM\" <K, N,~ The SET PAD-PARAMETER LINEFEED-INSERTION command allows the <Q user to set
X.3 PAD Parameter #13. This parameter determines when (if ever) X29PAD <Z
should insert a linefeed after a carriage return in the data stream.
The format <bof this command is:
X29PAD>SET PAD-PARAMETER LINEFEED-INSERTION (to be done afte <kr) argument
where argument is one of the following:
ECHOED NEVER <sRECEIVED SEND
NOTE: Currently X29PAD does not do LINEFEED-INSERTION afte <|r carriage
returns in the received data stream.
$ SS 24 Mo`b + N (E*P = $ Q9 24 Mo`b + N 6@ FF, F36@
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, N,~ DThe SETmPAD-PARAMETEReLI =
to set X.3 PAD Parameter #14.
NOTE: X29P " =AD currently does not use this parameter in its operation.
$ SS 24 Mo`b **T = + N $ Q9 24 Mo`b + N 6@ FF, F36@
, LM\" =$, N,~ The SET PAD-PARAMET =&ER LOCAL-EDITING command allows the user to set X.3 PAD
Parameter 15. The LOCAL-EDI =/TING parameter determines whether or not X29PAD
does editing of user input. The for =7mat of this command is:
X29PAD>SET PAD-PARAMETER LOCAL-EDITING (to) argument
=@ where argument is either the keyword "DISABLED" or "ENABLED".
If LOCAL-EDITING i =Hs ENABLED, the DELETE-CHARACTER, CANCEL-CHARACTER, and
DISPLAY-CHARACTER can be use =Qd to modify user input before it is sent to
the REMOTE-HOST. Data will be sent to t =Yhe REMOTE-HOST whenever a character
is typed that meets the DATA-FORWARDING criteri =ba or when the input buffer
becomes full. The IDLE-TIMER is ignored if LOCAL-EDITING =j is enabled.
For more information, type:
X29PAD>HELP SET PAD-PARAMETER argumen =st
where argument is one of the following:
CANCEL-CHARACTER DELETE-C ={HARACTER DISPLAY-CHARACTER
NOTE: If data is sent because the input buffer was f >ull, all characters
typed are ignored (and a BELL echoed) until a CARRIAGE-RETURN i
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s typed.
$ SS 24 Mo`b + N $ Q9 24 Mo`b + N 6@ FF, F36@
, LM * >\" >, N,~ The SET PAD-PARAMETER DELETE-CHARACTER command allows you to set X.3 > PAD
Parameter - 16. This parameter specifies the character that X29PAD will
inter >&pret as its DELETE-CHARACTER whenever LOCAL-EDITING is ENABLED. Typing
this charact >.er will cause X29PAD to remove one character from the buffer of
characters waiting >7to be sent to the REMOTE-HOST. The format of the command
is:
X29PAD>SET PAD-PA >?RAMETER DELETE-CHARACTER (to) argument
where argument is the octal value for the >HASCII character code you wish
to be the DELETE-CHARACTER or any printing character >Pin double quotes.
An alternate form of this command is:
X29PAD>SET PAD-PARAMET >YER DELETE-CHARACTER (to) CONTROL argument
This form of the command is used to def >aine the DELETE-CHARACTER to be a
control character. The user supplied argument is a >j printing character in
double quotes. For example, to set the DELETE-CHARACTER to C >rONTROL-H you
would type:
X29PAD>SET PAD-PARAMETER DELETE-CHARACTER (to) CONTRO >{L "H"
Note that the default DELETE-CHARACTER is RUBOUT (octal 177).
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, LM\" ? , N,~ The SET P ?
AD-PARAMETER CANCEL-CHARACTER command allows you to set X.3 PAD
Parameter - 17. Thi ?s parameter specifies the character that X29PAD will
interpret as its line-delete c ? haracter whenever LOCAL-EDITING is ENABLED.
Typing this character will cause X29PAD ?% to remove ALL characters from the
buffer of characters waiting to be sent to the R ?.EMOTE-HOST.
The format of the command is:
X29PAD>SET PAD-PARAMETER CANCEL-CHAR ?6ACTER (to) argument
where argument is the octal value for the ASCII character cod ??e you wish
to be the status display character or any printing character in double
?G quotes. An alternate form of this command is:
X29PAD>SET PAD-PARAMETER CANCEL-C ?PHARACTER (to) CONTROL argument
This form of the command is used to define the CAN ?XCEL-CHARACTER to be a
control character. The user supplied argument is a printing c ?aharacter in
double quotes. For example, to set the CANCEL-CHARACTER to CONTROL-X yo ?iu
would type:
X29PAD>SET PAD-PARAMETER CANCEL-CHARACTER (to) CONTROL "X"
N " ?rote that the default CANCEL-CHARACTER is CONTROL-U.
$ SS 24 Mo`b + N $ Q9 "*@ ?z 24 Mo`b + N 6@ FF, F36@
, LM\" @ , N,~ The SET PAD-PARAMETER DISPLAY @-CHARACTER command allows you to set X.3 PAD
Parameter - 18. This parameter specifi @ es the character that X29PAD will
interpret as its line-display character whenever @LOCAL-EDITING is ENABLED.
Typing this character will cause X29PAD to redisplay the @ contents of the
buffer of characters waiting to be sent to the REMOTE-HOST.
The f @%ormat of the command is:
X29PAD>SET PAD-PARAMETER DISPLAY-CHARACTER (to) argumen @-t
where argument is the octal value for the ASCII character code you wish to
be @6 the DISPLAY-CHARACTER or any printing character in double quotes. An
alternate for @>m of this command is:
X29PAD>SET PAD-PARAMETER DISPLAY-CHARACTER (to) CONTROL ar @Ggument
This form of the command is used to define the DISPLAY-CHARACTER to be a
@O control character. The user supplied argument is a printing character in
double qu @Xotes. For example, to set the DISPLAY-CHARACTER to CONTROL-L you
would type:
X @`29PAD>SET STATUS-DISPLAY-CHARACTER (to) CONTROL "L"
Note that the default DISPLAY "" @i-CHARACTER is CONTROL-R.
$ SS 24 Mo`b + N $ Q9 24 Mo`b + N 6@ FF *T @q, F36@
, LM\" @t, N,~ The SET STATUS-DISPLAY-CHARACTER command allows you to @z define a special
character which, when typed, will cause X29PAD to display the cur Arent call.
status. The format of the command is:
X29PAD>SET STATUS-DISPLAY-CHA A RACTER (to) argument
where argument is the octal value for the ASCII character co Ade you wish
to be the status display character or any printing character in double
quotes. An alternate form of this command is:
X29PAD>SET STATUS-DISPLAY-CHARAC A$TER (to) CONTROL argument
This form of the command is used to define the STATUS-D A-ISPLAY-CHARACTER to
be a control character. The user supplied argument is a printin A5g character
in double quotes. For example, to set the STATUS-DISPLAY-CHARACTER to
A> CONTROL-P, you would type:
X29PAD>SET STATUS-DISPLAY-CHARACTER (to) CONTROL "P" AF
Note that the default STATUS-DISPLAY-CHARACTER is CONTROL-A.
$ SS 24 Mo "D*U AO`b + N $ Q9 24 Mo`b + N 6@ FF, F36@
, LM\" AV, N,~ The TAKE comma AWnd allows the user to direct X29PAD to execute
a series of commands from a specifie A`d file. The format of this
command is:
X29PAD>TAKE (commands from) file-spec
Ah
where file-spec is the name of the file containing commands for
X29PAD to execut Aqe. After the file-spec type a comma followed
by a carriage return to enter subcomma Aynd mode. There the user
may modify the actions of the command processor by entering "* B
various subcommands.
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,~ X29PAD is a program which will allow a user to "SET HOST" to a remote
system Ban X.25 Gateway. The remote host need not be a DEC computer.
Here is a list of us Beful things to know about X29PAD:
o X29PAD will take commands from PS:<directory- B$name>X29PAD.INIT
when it is started. This file may contain commands to define
B, remote hosts, set special characters, or set the network name
and password you w B5ish to access.
o You should not use the SET PAD-PARAMETERS command to change
B=PAD Parameters in the middle of a call.
o PAD Parameters are reset to a known sta
BFte everytime you place
an outgoing call.
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"E N*,~ O@ N,+ e + d+ N+ a%Reset seen by Gateway NO EXTRA INFO AVAILABLE N3%PSI Gateway software are not compatible, version skew %The version numbers of the TO N;PS20 PSI Gateway Access Software
and the TOPS20 PSI Gateway Software are not compat NDible. This
could be caused by the use of an old version of X25GAM.REL
when this p NLrogram was loaded. %Buffer too short %Buffer too long %Source DTE Subaddress to NUo long %The destination DTE Subaddress you have specified is too
long. Please ch N]eck to insure that the Subaddress you have
specified is correct. %Destination DT NfE address to long %The destination DTE Address you have specified is too long.
Pl Nnease check to insure that the Address you have specified is
correct. %No interr Nwupt confirmation required %Awaiting interrupt confirmation %X29PAD has attempte Nd to send an interrupt message to the REMOTE-HOST
before a previously sent interrupt O message has been acknowledged. This
can happen when you type the BREAK-CHARACTER m Oultiple times when the
ACTION-ON-BREAK PAD Parameter is set to cause an interrupt m Oessage to
be sent. This is not a fatal error and you should be able to continue
t O!he session. %No DTE address specified, or no destination %You have not specified a O* destination DTE address to which
a call is to be made. %No Password or Password O2not valid %You have not specified a PASSWORD or you have specified an
incorrect PAS O;SWORD for gaining access to the network via
the Gateway node. Please check to insur OCe that you have given
the correct PASSWORD. %Data-field truncation, field was t OLo long %The call data-field was truncated because it
was longer than the limit s OTet by the PPSN. %Facilities data-field truncated %The facilities data-field was O] truncated because it
was longer than the limit set by the PPSN. %Unknown Networ Oek name specified %The network name you have specified has not been defined
in th One DECnet-20 Network Management database. Please check
to insure that you have suppl Ovied the correct network name. %No interrupt to read %No data to read %X25 Port Ofailed, procedure error %The TOPS20 PSI Gateway Software encountered a procedure
e Prror while trying to execute a Gateway request. This
could be caused by the Gateway P node being inaccessable. %Insufficient resources %X29PAD could not obtain a cir Pcuit from the Network
Management Software. This could be caused by insufficient
D P!ECnet Resources in the system the lack of a response by
the Network Management Soft P)ware in a reasonable amount of
time. The lack of a timely response by the Network M P2anagement
Software could be caused by another user requesting a service
from the P:Network Management Software. You should try again. %Insufficient gateway resource PCs The PSI Gateway did not have sufficient resources to allocate a new
switched PKcircuit. This could happen when all the circuits are being
used by others or by a p PTroblem in the Gateway. You should try again. UNDEFINED OPEN CALLING LISTENING CALLE P\D RUNNING SYNC UNSYNC CLEARING CLEARED ERROR NO COMMUNICATION ?Call Pe not completed - Remote DTE number is busy ?Call not completed - Invalid facility r Pmequest ?Call not completed - Network congestion ?Call not completed - Remote D PvTE number is out of order ?Call not completed - Access barred ?Call not compl P~eted - Not obtainable ?Call not completed - Remote procedure error ?Call not compl Qeted - Local procedure error ?Call not completed - RPOA out of order ?Call not compl Qeted - Reverse charging acceptance not subscribed to ?Call not completed - Incompat Qible destination ?Call not completed - Fast select acceptance not subscribed to . Q ` j0 X29PAD> ;HJ a command, Lw H Q$ABORT BREAK Q) CALL CLEAR CLOSE CONTINUE DEFINE EXIT HELP INFORMATION LOG PUSH 0 Q1SEND SET TAKE (8the transmition of the file currently being sent @ xQ3 Q: %There is no file currently being sent and continue the call @ xQ>?Ther * QBe is no call to continue @ H
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SlORD .q /" 1WAPPEND NO SUPERSEDE SUPPRESS 2mPAUSE * St STRIP TRANSMIT 56ALLOW DISALLOW ECHO 6J 7PACTIO S}N-ON-BREAK CANCEL-CHARACTER CARRIAGE-RETURN-PADDING DATA-FORWARDING DELET TE-CHARACTER DISCARD-OUTPUT DISPLAY-CHARACTER DTE-TO-NET-FLOW-CONTROL ESCAPE-TO- TCOMMAND-MODE IDLE-TIMER LINE-WIDTH LINEFEED-INSERTION LINEFEED-PADDING TLOCAL-EDITING NET-TO-DTE-FLOW-CONTROL PAD-SIGNAL-CONTROL RATE about @ xT " T BQ Current PAD Parameters are:
ACTION-ON-BREAK (is) PDD T' CANCEL-CHARACTER (is) AN ILLEGAL VALUE CARRIAGE-RETURN-PADDING ( T0is) CHARACTER-TIME DATA FORWARDING (is done on) 8D? T8 DELETE-CHARACTER (is) A RUBOUT DISCARD-OUTPUT (is) ENABLED DISPL TAAY-CHARACTER DTE-TO-NET-FLOW-CONTROL (is) ECHO (is) DONE LOCALLY DONE REMOT TIELY IN AN ILLEGAL STATE ESCAPE-TO-COMMAND-MODE (is) PERMITTED PROHIBITED IN AN TR UNKNOWN STATE IDLE-TIMER (is) SECOND LINE-WIDTH (is) LINEFEED-INSERTION ( TZis done after) hDH LINEFEED-PADDING (is Tc) LOCAL-EDITING (is) NET-TO-DTE-FLOW-CONTROL (is) PAD-SIGNAL-CONTROL (is) SUPPR TkESSED RATE (is) 110 BAUD 134.5 BAUD 300 BAUD 1200 BAUD 600 BAUD 75 BA TtUD 150 BAUD 1800 BAUD 200 BAUD 100 BAUD 50 BAUD 75/1200 BAUD 2400 BAUD 4800 T|BAUD 9600 BAUD 19200 BAUD 48000 BAUD 56000 BAUD 64000 BAUD
( * Ind Uicates PAD Parameters which were set by the remote host )
ALPHANUMERICS CARRIAGE-R D UARACTERS ESCAPE-CHARACTERS FORMS-CONTROL-C UHARACTERS TERMINATOR-CHARACTERS OTHER CHARACTERS UNKNOWN CODE NO-SIGNAL ESCAP U E INTERRUPT INDICATE RESET NOTHING ECHOED CARRIAGE-RETURNS RECEIVED CARRIA U'GE-RETURNS SENT CARRIAGE-RETURNS NO CARRIAGE-RETURNS for @ xU- DR U/ SET DEFAULT (for) CALL CLOSED-USER-GROUP (to) SET DEFAULT (for) CALL FACILITIES- U8DATA (to) SET DEFAULT (for) CALL USER-DATA (to) SET DEFAULT (for) LOG (t U@o) APPEND SET DEFAULT (for) LOG (to) SUPERSEDE SET DEFAULT (for) LOG (to) NO UI SET DEFAULT (for) SEND (to) PAUSE (between transmitted lines) (seconds) SET UQDEFAULT (for) SEND (to) STRIP (linefeeds following carriage-returns) TRANSMIT (all l UZinefeeds) SET DEFAULT (for) TAKE (to) ECHO (COMMAND FROM "TAKE" FILE) ALLOW UbDISALLOW (ERRORS DURING "TAKE" FILE) => of program @ xUg This is X29PAD T
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