Conventions And Examples; Generating A New Configuration - Texas Instruments 990 User Manual

Constr uction and Acti vation
NETGEN has the following capabilities:
* Generating a new configuration
* Modifying an existing configuration as follows:
Adding to an existing configuration
Changing an existing configuration
Deleting from an existing configuration
Each of these capabilities is described in the following
paragraphs. However, before NETGEN can be activated, the
communications package must
be
installed and global LUNO >90 must
be assigned to the program file .INDSCDMM.PROGRAM, using the SCI
command Assign Global LUNO (AGL). Ref er to the DXlO ref erence
manuals for detailed instructions". After the initial assignment,
the COMMGO command automatically assigns global LUNO >90.
3.3.1 Conventions and Examples
In the following examples of NETGEN capabilities, the prompts are
given in the identical sequence that they appear on the VDT at
which NETGEN is active. The prompts are displayed in the TTY
mode; that is, each prompt is displayed after the previous prompt
has recei ved a response. The responses shown in the examples are
all user-entered; NETGEN does not display any default values.
All responses must be followed by pressing the RETURN key,
referred to in some prompts as CR (carriage return). When there
are no more entr i es to be made, pressi ng the RETURN key ei ther
causes groups of related prompts to be skipped or causes NETGEN
to be terminated.
Ntnnerical responses to NETGEN prompts can be in decimal or
hexadecimal for the following parameters:
* Data rates
* Network IDs
* Poll intervals
*
Message si zes
*
Que ue bu f fer size s
*
Tas kIDs
* TIL lNE addresses
2270526-9701
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