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Annex Manager User Guide
Chapter 22 Annex Parameters
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Part 5 Reference Information
bidirectional_modem allows you to transmit and receive data after connecting to an asynchronous port.
When you choose
disabled
, you can connect to the port, but communication
cannot occur until the Data Carrier Detect (DCD) modem signal is active. This
parameter is obsolete in Release 10.1.A and in subsequent releases.
broadcast_addr specifies the IP address for Annex broadcasts (network.255 or network.0).
broadcast_direction
controls the direction in which an Annex sends an administrative broadcast
message. When you choose
network
, the Annex sends a message from the
network side of the connection. If you choose
port
, it sends a message from the
port side. You can use this parameter only when the
mode
parameter is set to
slave
.
bypass removes the T1 engine from the network. You should enter
enabled
when you
first install an Annex or when the T1 engine is not functioning properly.
Type Async
Values
enabled or disabled
Default
disabled
Lists Async Port, Flow Control, Modem
Type
Annex
Values
IP Address
Default 0.0.0.0
Lists
Annex Only, Basic Annex
Type Async
Values
port or network
Default
port
Lists Async Port, Basic Async Port, Modem
Type
T1 DS1
Values enabled or disabled
Default
disabled
Lists
DS1 Line, T1_DS1