Response Message Structure - Symmetricom TSG-3800 Series User Manual

Table C-1. Structure of TL1 Input Command Messages (Continued)
Command
<AID> <access identifier>
<CTAG> <correlation tag>
<GB> <general block>
<PL> <payload>

Response Message Structure

The output response message structure that corresponds to the TL1 input
command response is as follows (the ^ character indicates a space in the output):
<header><response identification>[<text block>] <terminator>
The <header> response takes the following form, where <sid> is the TID assigned
to the unit:
<cr><lf><lf>^^^<sid>^<year>-<month>-<day>^<hrs>:<min>:<sec>
The <response identification> entry takes one of the forms below, with example
responses given in quotes.
The TL1 response message that corresponds to the TL1 input command is either a
"command-completed response" or a "command-denied response". For a
successfully completed input command (command-completed response), the
format of the response is:
M^<CTAG>^COMPLD
An example of an optional text block response is:
"<blank line>"
"
"M 1032 COMPLD"
"A ,00,00,00,00,00"
";"
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SxAy-z, where x is the shelf, y is the slot, and z is the port
ALL, which includes all relevant modules and ports
CLK-w, where w is A or B
SxBUF-w, where x is the shelf and w is A or B
You can specify multiple <AIDs> by using an ampersand (&). A
single ampersand (&) indicates AID1 and AID2. A double
ampersand (&&) indicates a range from AIDx to AIDy
Decimal number or alpha-numeric up to six characters supplied
by remote OS; to be returned in response message
Optional – not used by the TSG-3800
Optional – not used by the TSG-3800
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Response Message Structure
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