Cabletron Systems SmartSwitch 6000 User Manual page 208

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Parity
On-Line System Memory Changes/Database Display
Generate M-bit Packets
Default Calling Address
Disable X.121 User Calls
Autocall
Autocall Delay
Called Address
Retry Count
Retry Interval
10-12
determines whether or not async PAD users will be required to log in before con-
necting with this port. If
and
ID Login Password
determines the type of parity checking that will be used on incoming data. Pressing
at the Port screen changes the value to the next one in the list:
= None = Auto-detect
0 1
FRX and FRM support 8 data bits with no parity checking, or 7 data bits
with even or odd parity checking. They also support 7 data bits with auto-
detect parity checking if
21 is configured to check parity.
Make sure the data bits and parity settings will match
throughout the connection.
determines which set of values will change, as described under "Database and System
Memory Values" on page 5-4.
is used by the PAD to turn on the M-bit in the X.25 data packet if more than one packet
is required to transmit the data from the PAD.
will be inserted into an incoming Call Request packet if login is not required.
will (if ) cause the port to accept only those calls that substitute an abbreviated
Y
address (described later in this chapter) for the called address.
causes (when enabled) the PAD to automatically call the remote device (Called
Address) when the link comes up, either through rebooting the node or pressing
after changing
Autocall
causes a delay after the link comes up before a Call Request will be issued.
is the ID of the remote device, and is placed into the called address field of the Call
Request.
is the number of times an autocall will be sent to the remote device.
is the time between autocall attempts.
, the user will be prompted to log in, and must enter a
Y
(see page 10-7) or an
Abbreviated Address
= Even
2
X.3 Line Speed
to .
Y
(see page 10-18).
= Odd
3
is set to and PAD profile
Autobaud
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