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Chapter 2 Setup commands
Changing multiple setups
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Command 2
rc s_set setup_name "(@index1,index2)" value
Command 3
rc s_set setup_name "(@start:end)" value
Command 4
rc s_set setup_name "(@index1,index2,start:end)" value
Response
2:SCE:cmsend:ack:s_set
Example 1
rc s_set E1Bert.0.E1Rx.Timeslot "(@1:15,17:31)" 1
(While in PCM30 or PCM30C Frame mode, timeslot 0 and 16 are not appli-
cable.)
Example 2
rc s_set E1Bert.0.BertRx.Pattern BIT_PROGRAMMABLE
rc s_set E1Bert.0.BertRx.UserBitPattern "'10101010'"
Example 3
rc s_set E1Bert.0.BertRx.Pattern BYTE_PROGRAMMABLE
rc s_set E1Bert.0.BertRx. UserBytePattern "'ffee0011'"
(For UserBitPattern and UserBytePattern, single quotation marks and double
quotation marks are both needed. One pair is for the command, one pair for
the pattern itself.)
In command 2, value will be applied to both setup elements designated as
index1 and index2. In command 3, value will be applied to a range of setup
elements between start and end inclusively. Both notations can be mixed
together as shown in command 4. (“,” means and, “:” means range)
Changing multiple setups
This command attempts to change multiple setups to the values specified. The
syntax of the value parameter depends upon the type of the setup and should
be documented in the interface specification for the application.
Command 1
rc s_mset setup_name value, setup_name value, …
Response
2:SCE:cmsend:ack::s_mset
When dealing with a string type setup, the value passed in a setup command
must be enclosed in a pair of single quotation marks ('….') or double quotation
marks (“…”).
There are some situations where the setup is a complex structure, for example
a setup array where the setup is presented as a single setup but contains
multiple values. In these cases the format of the command should be as
follows: