Machine Interface Format (MIF)
DO
MAX Administration Guide
C-17
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s00.DIAL.n.PRI # Type is a T1/E1/PRI parameter only
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s00.DIAL.n.Bill # is a T1/PRI parameter only
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s00.DIAL.n.Call-by-Call is a T1/PRI parameter only
•
s00.DIAL.n.Transit # is a T1/PRI only
For example:
: NEXT 000.DIAL.1.Data Svc
+ 000.DIAL.1.Base Ch Count=1
: GET 201.DIAL.16.Call Type
+ 201.DIAL.16.Call Type=AIM
:
DO
spp
.DO.0.Dial=Yes,No
(read)
Yes
(write)
.Hang Up=Yes,No
(read)
Yes
(write)
.Answer=Yes,No
(read)
Yes
(write)
.Extend BW=Yes,No
(read)
Yes
(write)
.Contract BW=Yes,No
(read)
Yes
(write)
.Beg/End Rem LB=Yes,No
(read)
Toggle
(write)
.Beg/End BERT=Yes,No
(read)
Toggle
(write)
.Resynchronize=Yes,No
(read)
Yes
(write)
Note:
These commands apply only during certain conditions. For example, spp.DO.0.Hang Up
applies only when the object specified has a call online, while spp.DO.0.Dial applies only to
objects not having a call online. For details about each of the DO commands, see the MAX
Reference.
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spp.DO...
s = 2 or the slot number of a serial host or Ethernet module when s=2 or the slot number of
a serial host module,
pp = 01 through last serial host port when s= the slot number of the Ethernet module, pp =
00
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The <value> Toggle in a SET (write) command changes the state of the addressed entity
from it current state to another state, i.e., from Yes to No or from No to Yes. The SET
command applied to a DO <address> causes the DO action to be invoked if active.
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The GET (read) command returns the <value> YES or NO when applied to a DO
<address>.YES is returned if the item can be invoked at the time of the request (is active)
and NO is returned otherwise.
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DO P (password), DO S (save), and DO L (load) are not available.
For example:
: NEXT 201.D0.0.Extend
+ 201.D0.0.Contract=Yes
:
