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Async Terminal O perations C-5
OVERRUN ERROR
– indicates that the PAD is unable to cope with the rate at which
characters are being received by the port, resulting in loss of characters. Enabling
XON-XOFF flow control (async PAD profile parameter 5) usually corrects this error.
PAGE
– indicates that a “page wait” condition (async PAD profile parameter 22) has
occurred.
PARITY ERROR
– indicates a parity error on the port, due to either noise on the channel
or an incompatibility between the parity settings of the port and its connected device.
password
– is a request to enter a password.
PROF ACC
– means the async PAD profile was accepted.
PROF REJ
– means the async PAD profile was rejected.
PVC ERR
– indicates that a
Clear
was received on a PVC port, suggesting a possible
abnormality in the port configuration.
RESET
– indicates a
Reset
received from the network.
RESET DTE
– means that the network has received a
Reset
from the remote DTE.
SET CMD DISALLOWED
– means
Set Command
was not allowed.
STAT ENGAGED
– is a response to the
Status
command, indicating that a VC is cur-
rently set up on the port.
STAT FREE
– is a response to the
Status
command, indicating that no VC is currently
set up on the port.
TRANSFER “nnnn” COM
– indicates a called DTE reselection by the PAD to
“nnnn.”
FRX/FRM .n.n” Asynchronous PAD
– is the default welcome message, displayed when
the terminal is switched on and DSR and DCD become active. When the node boots,
the software looks for a file named BANNER.TXT (which does not exist when the
software is sent to the customer). If the file is not present, the default banner is dis-
played. Any text editor can be used to create BANNER.TXT, which can consist of up
to 256 bytes of ASCII and
[Esc]
characters. (The
[Esc]
characters can be used to
activate ANSI screen functions for line drawings, enhanced characters, etc.) Copy the
file to the OMNI4000 directory, then reboot the node, and the new banner will be in
effect.