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Database and System Memory Values
Node Defaults Parameters
Configuring Node-Wide Default Parameters
Two sets of values exist for Node Defaults parameters: Database values exist in the
software, and are recorded as System Memory values when the node is booted. If the
port type is the same in both sets of values, both sets will be displayed.
Any change you make will be recorded as a Database value, and will be copied to the
System Memory side only if you press
saved to the database until you press
All possible parameters on the first two Node Defaults screens are listed in Table 4-1,
and the NetView parameters on the third screen are listed in
Depending on the values configured for some parameters, other parameters might not
be displayed.
Descriptions of most parameters follow each table.
Parameter
Node Name
Remote Control ID
Remote Control Pwd
File Tr ansfer ID
File Tr ansfer Pwd
Collecting Node ID
Collecting Node Pwd
Primary Alarm Output ID
Primary Alarm Output Pwd
Secondary Alarm Output ID
Secondary Alarm Output Pwd
Com. Port Thruput
Com. Port Parity
Com. Port Stopbit
Bits per Character
Collecting Node
Max Congestion
Min Congestion
Periodic Status Timer
Line Idle Timer
Alarm Autocall Timer
Alarm Max Retries
Remember that the software sees uppercase as different from lowercase.
1
[F7]
. Note that changes will not be actually be
to exit the record.
[F3]
Table 4-1 Node Defaults Parameters
Valid Values
up to 8 characters
0–15 digits
0–15 characters
0–15 digits
0–15 characters
0–15 digits
0–15 characters
see footnote
0–15 characters
see footnote
0–15 characters
A–H
0, 1, 3
1, 2
7, 8
Y/N
1–50
(%)
1–50
(%)
0–30
(min)
0–65535
5–3600
0–99
Table 4-2
(on page 4-7).
Default Value
none
none
1
remote
none
1
ftran
none
1
alarms
2
none
1
alarms
2
none
1
alarms
H
(9600 bps)
0
(none)
1
8
N
50
25
3
1
4
(sec)
0
(sec)
60
0
(no max)
5
4-3
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