Automatic Entry Of A Command - Toro OSMAC Field Service Manual

Entry Device OSMAC Base Station Action
<ESC> PG1 <CR>
<STX> Satellite ID
<CR>
Command <CR>
<ETX>
Checksum <CR>
Repeat the above
Satellite/Command
Sequence Block as
many times as
required, if more com-
mands are to be sent.
<EOT> <CR>
Pages Accepted <CR>
Invalid Page Entered <CR>
PAGING EXCHANGE

Automatic Entry of a Command

<CR> <ACK> <CR>
or
<CR> <NAK> <CR>
or
<ESC> <EOT> <CR>
<ESC> [p <CR>
or
or
<Message> <CR>
<CR> <RS> <CR>
DISCONNECT <CR>
<ESC> <EOT>
Comment
The entry device tells the base station transmitter that it
wants to automatically send a POCSAG command by ending
this sequence.
The Osmac Base Station will respond within one second of
the ACK sequence signifying that the entry device has suc-
cessfully logged on to the base station. If command entries
cannot be accepted, it will respond with the NAK sequence
or the ETX sequence, which should force the entry device to
disconnect.
This "go ahead" sequence tells the entry device that it is OK
to go ahead and send over the information for the first com-
mand(s). The "p" is always the lower case p.
This Satellite/Command Sequence Block tells the base sta-
tion the ID (the satellite ID Code in the satellite database) of
the satellite the command is to be sent to. The checksum is
computed as shown in this document. The total number of
characters sent from the entry device per sequence should
not exceed 255.
When the entry device does not want to send any more
commands, it sends this EOT sequence to tell the base sta-
tion that it is finished with this automatic session.
One of these status messages will be returned at the end of
the session. They are for information purposes only.
This is only sent if there was an error in this session, proba-
bly due to an invalid satellite ID or a message type mis-
match.
The end of transaction message sent from the Base Station
to the entry device telling it to disconnect.
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