Access To Meters - Nortel Message Registration Description And Operation

Selecting Multiple Appearance DNs

Access to meters

Note: In a list, the number 0 is used, instead of ZE.
The customer meter can be accessed using similar commands, but it cannot
be turned off as other meters can. CUstomer can be added to the end of a
command accessing other meters, as shown in the following sample
commands:
SE ME CU VA 9
(PR) ME CU
(PR) ME 1200 1205 CU
Enter the following command to set meters 1240 to 1249 to a value 9 using
the inclusive range (dn1 dn2) method:
SE ME 1240 1249 VA 9
Enter the following command to set meters 1240 to 1249 to a value of 9 using
the "X substitution" method:
SE ME 124X VA 9
Enter the following command to set all meters to a value of 9:
SE ME AL VA 9
Table 2 summarizes the MR set commands.
Meters are accessed from a standard data terminal (TTY) or a Display
Telephone equipped with a Message Registration key/lamp pair. The TTY
must be defined in the configuration record as a BGD. The BGD can be used
exclusively for meter access of the two background features Automatic Wake
Up (AWU) and room status information (RMS), or it can be shared with other
functions:
— Erase the pulse count units stored on a meter.
— Change the pulse count units stored on a meter.
— Search for nonzero meters (TTY only).
— Read the pulse count units stored on a meter.
— Print the pulse count units stored on meters (TTY only).
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