Print Terminal Setting - Nortel Meridian 1 Manual

Print terminal setting

You can print a list showing the number, name, and setting for each terminal.
— To find out the ID and current setting of all terminals in your system:
(PRint) POrt <CR>
Example printout:
04 PORT HC WA: SE ** ** ME: ** ** ** OP: ** ** ** ST: ** ** **
Terminal 4, also called HC, is a SEt terminal for wake-up. Asterisks (*) mean
that other functions are turned OFf for this terminal.
Within each feature, the order of functions is: SEt or REad, PRint, DIsplay.
— To find out the Terminal Number and the port ID of the terminal you are
currently using:
* <CR>
A reply example follows.
TTY 01 SCH MTC TRF BUG BGD CUST 03 AC 1236
On the left, the first item specifies the kind of device you are using (in this
case, TTY for teletype). The number next to it is your Terminal Number (in
this case, 01).
At the far right the last number is the time (12:36 in this case). Next to it is
your port ID, if you have assigned one (in this case, AC).
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