Copy Command - Digital Equipment MUXserver 100 Reference Manual

The naming convention for the remote-1TIUX parameter is relative to the
DECmux II unit, which is executing the command. For example, B3 refers to
the DECmux II unit connected to the B port of your DECmux II by routing
through two other DECmux II units. Al will be the first DECmux II unit or
MUXserver
100
along on your A composite port.
Use the MAP command (Section 6.3.6) to identify each multiplexer.
Following successful connection to a relnote DECmux II unit, you will be
prompted for the password. On enterinJ~ the password, the Xn> prompt will be
returned to your Supervisor terminal, indicating the DECmux II unit you are
connected to. The Xn> prompt will be anyone of the following: AI, A2, A3,
Bl, B2 or B3.
A MUXserver
100
appears on the MAP as two units. It is only possible to
connect to one of these, labeled MASTER. Attempting to connect to the other
will give the message "Remote Mux Busy".
6.3.2 COpy Command
This command causes the parameters of the previously selected asynchronous
port to be duplicated in all seven other asynchronous ports. This command is
intended to simplify initialization of asynchronous ports. The port parameters
will be altered immediately. If you wish to retain your new parameters follow-
ing the next power down/up sequence of your DECmux II unit, be sure to ex-
ecute the SAVE command.
NOTE
The asynchronous port parameters are downloaded from the
MUXserver 100 following initialization. Apart from programming
specific parameters (for example, DTR/DSR, MODEM, ECHO and
TERM/HOST), there should be no need to vary the asynchronous
port parameters.
Syntax:
COpy
Example:
Sys> COpy
SYS>
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