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Annex Manager User Guide
Chapter 7 Setting Asynchronous Port Values
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Part 2 Setup Mode
The
Time
box defines activity on the ports you selected and controls
inactivity timers.
•
CLI Inactivity Timer
specifies the amount of time in minutes that
the Annex remains idle before disconnecting a CLI session
from a port. Entering 0 (zero) disables the timer; entering 255
causes the Annex to disconnect as soon as it exits from its last
job. You can enter any number of minutes up to 255. Unlike the
port inactivity timer, this timer does not disconnect a CLI
session with active jobs.
•
Port Inactivity Timer
specifies the number of minutes that a port
can remain inactive. If the timer expires, the Annex terminates
all sessions and resets the port. You can use the
Input is Activity
and
Output Is Activity
buttons to define activity as input to the port
or output from the port. If you do not use these buttons, the
timer runs independent of activity. You can enter any number of
minutes up to 255 minutes.
•
Input Is Activity
buttons define activity as input. If you click the
On
button, the Annex resets the inactivity timer when it receives
input at the port.
•
Output Is Activity
buttons defines activity as output. If you click
the
On
button, the Annex resets the inactivity timer when it
sends output from the port.
The
LAT
box defines group codes.
Authorized Groups
specifies the LAT protocol remote group
codes that are accessible to users on an Annex port. You can
enter
all
,
none
, a series of numbers separated by commas (e.g.,
1, 5, 7) or a range of numbers separated by dashes (e.g.,
1, 5,
200-255
). You can use any number between 0 and 255.