Defining An Event Log Printer - Paradyne COMSPHERE 6800 Series Multiplexer Management And Configuration Manual

Defining an Event Log Printer

If a printer is attached to the 719 NETWORKER for printing a local copy of network events, you
must define an event log printer (ELP) profile and local channel group.
To define a profile for an ELP port, use the procedures described previously in this chapter in
Defining a Profile for a Channel Port, the fields should match those shown below:
Once you have defined a profile for the ELP port, you must assign that profile number to a channel
port. To do this, use the procedures described previously in this chapter in Assigning a Profile to a
Channel Port.
After you assign the ELP profile number to a channel port, you must define a separate local
channel group for the ELP channel port. The procedures for defining a local channel group are the
same as those described in Defining a Channel Group for a Terminal or PC. In Step 3, the
parameters (except the Group Members field) should match those shown below:
6800-A2-GB21-10
PARAMETER SETTING
Channel Mode Asynchronous
Channel Code 9600, 8 data bits, 1 stop bit, None
Flow Control CTS/DTR
XON/XOFF Chars Set 1: 11H/13H
ENQ/ACK Pacing Inactive
Modem Controls DCE (Local)
Echoplex Remote
Flush on Break Active
High Priority Inactive
Slow Packetizing Inactive
Info Messages Active
PARAMETER SETTING
Group Members
Security Password Inactive
Call Queueing Inactive
Dial Restriction Destination Only
Incoming Restriction None
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