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;  DX24 example configuration file.  All key words can be abbreviated to
;	the first three letters.  If the first character in a line is a
;	semicolon then the line is regarded as a comment.
;
;	SET LINE id   {SDP-0, SDP-1} 
;		DUPLEX value {HALF, FULL}
;
;	The following command lines show examples of how to set 
;	communications lines:

 SET LINE SDP-0 DUPLEX HALF
 SET LINE SDP-1 DUPLEX HALF

;	SET CIRCUIT  id   {SDP-0, SDP-1}
;		TRIBUTARY address         (two digit hex number)
;		STATE value               {ON, OFF}
;		[MAXIMUM] SESSIONS number (highest LU address to be used)
;		IDENTIFICATION nn         (5 or 8 digit hex XID value)
;		[IBM] HOST nn,nn,nn,nn or ANY (each nn is a 6 digit hex number)
;
;	The following command lines are examples of how IBM
;	information is set for the circuits you specified in
;	the preceding command lines:

 SET CIRCUIT SDP-0 TRIBUTARY 40 MAX SESSIONS 32 STATE ON
 SET CIRCUIT SDP-1 TRIB C1 MAX SESSIONS 32 STATE ON IDENT DEC54321

; 	SET ACCESS name 
;		CIRCUIT id   {SDP-0, SDP-1}
;		SESSIONS address(es) (one or two digit LU address)
;		APPLICATION name     (1 to 8 alphanumeric string)
;		LOGON [MODE] name    (1 to 8 alphanumeric IBM SSCP entry name)
;		[USER] DATA          (string of 1 to 32 characters)
;
;	The following command lines show how to set up five access names:

 SET ACCESS CICS CIRCUIT SDP-0 SESSION 9-10,19-24 APPLICATION  CICS
 SET ACCESS NCCF CIRCUIT SDP-0 SESSION 1-24       APPLIC NCCF2 LOGON DSILGMOD
 SET ACCESS TSO  CIRCUIT SDP-0 SESSION 11-24,1-10 APPLIC TSO
 SET ACCESS TSOL CIRCUIT SDP-0 SESSION 11-24,1-10 APPLIC TSO   LOGON DSILGMOD
 SET ACCESS RJE0512 CIRC SDP-1 SESSION 1-32       APPLIC JE$2  LOGON RJEE2

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; END of example configuration file.