Generating A Tx5 Secondary Station - Texas Instruments 990 User Manual

Constr uction and Acti vation
3 .• 3.3.2 Generating a TX5 Secondary Station.
The generation of a TX5 secondary station requires the entry of
the following information in response to the appropriate prompts:
* Station drop address
* Maximum time between polls
* Station network address
* Maximum message si ze
*
Type of station
(TX5)
* Remote SCI requi rements
*
Remote loggi ng requi rements
*
Tas k IDs and task network IDs
This paragraph gives an example that describes (to NETGEN) a TX5
secondary station attached to FCCC line O. Descriptions of the
first five prompts were given in paragraph 3.3.3.1 and are not
repeated here. These fi ve prompts are as follows:
STATICN DROP ADDRESS (0 - >3F, CR TO CONTINUE): 01
MAX TIME BETWEEN POLLS (0-32000/1
=
250 MSEC): 8
STATICN NETIDRK ADDRESS (0100 - 9999): 1100
SE(l)NDARY~S MAX MESSAGE SIZE (1 - 512 BYTES): 256
TX5 SECDNDARY STATICN (Y/N): Y
A Y res};X)nse to the last prompt is required to identify a TXS
secondary station. This initiates another series of prompts to
determine the requi rements and characteristics of the TXS. The
first of these prompts is as follows:
REK>TE SCI INCLUDED
(YIN):
Y
This prompt provides the option to include the utility REMSCI in
the secondary system. If the remote SCI task is not to be
included in this TX5 secondary, enter N. This causes NETGEN to
skip the next two prompts and begin prompting for TX5 task IDs.
If the remote SCI is to be included, enter Y. This causes NETGEN
to issue the followi ng procedural message:
REK>TE SCI (TASK >27) ASSICNED NETIDRK ID 1100
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