Subscriber Parameters - Cabletron Systems SmartSwitch 6000 User Manual

No Response Retry Count
Error Retransmit Count
NAK Retry Count
Block Check
Data Mode

Subscriber Parameters

Sq (Sequence)
Local Sub
Remote Sub
Autocall
Retry Timer
Retry Number
Connection ID
9-8
mented. The timer will be de-activated on reception of any valid frame from the line
during .
Link Down
specifies how many times the user device will be polled (if it is not responding) before
control is passed on the next cluster (accompanied by other condition checks).
specifies the number of times the node will resend a block of data after the receiving
device has detected an error in that block.
specifies the number of times the node will send a frame when the receiving device is
unable to acknowledge; that is, returns a NAK to the node.
used only when
EBCDIC
= crc16 (crc = Cyclic Redundancy Check)
A
= even lrc (lrc = Logical Redundancy Check)
B
= odd lrc
C
used only when
EBCDIC
= 7 bit odd
A
is simply a line number to ease selection of a line on the screen to change. To move to
another line, press and enter the sequence number.
[A]
is the ID (subscriber address) of the local end of a BSC connection. (A Subscriber
record must also be configured for this subscriber ID.)
is the ID (subscriber address) of the remote end of a BSC connection. (A Subscriber
record must also be configured for this subscriber ID.)
causes a BSC TPAD to automatically call its HPAD when the controller (identified by
Link Address) becomes active. This parameter has no function if the port is an HPAD.
is the time between autocall retries.
is the maximum number of times an autocall will be sent.
is an internal identifier that will link the BSC port with a device configured in the BSC
Devices file (described on page 9-19).
is , sets the redundancy check parameter:
N
is , sets the parity parameter:
N
= 7 bit even
B C
= 8 bit no parity
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