Spectracom 9289, Instruction Manual

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Model 9289 Spectracom Corporation
NetClock/NTP Network Time Provider Instruction Manual 6-4
6.8 mdo
The mdo command is used to configure the dial-out modem option if it is installed. The mdo
command consists of a set of subcommands that are used to control logs and configurations of
the modem features.
help mdo
The mdo group of commands are used to setup the modem.
USAGE: mdo COMMAND [Arguments]
COMMAND
mode - Sets the Serial Setup Interface into a 'console' or
'modem' mode. Baud rate can be specified in modem
mode.
dialnow - Dials out immediately.
baud - Sets baud rate specified by user.
ITU-R protocols use 1200 and ACTS protocols use 9600. NIST ACTS may
support either, however 9600 is recommended.
speaker - Sets modem speaker on/off.
6.9 ser
The ser command allows the rear panel Serial ports to be configured from the console. They
require admin level login.
help ser
The ser group of commands are used to setup serial ports RS-232.
USAGE: ser COMMAND SERIAL [Arguments]
COMMAND
disp - Displays the current serial port settings.
all - Configures all settings of a serial port.
fmt - Configures the format of the serial port output.
req - Sets the request character on a serial port.
ltc - Sets the reference clock on the serial output.
To add/configure local clocks, use command 'ltc'
baud - Configures the baud rate of a serial port.
6.10 rem
The rem command allows the rear panel Remote output(s) to be configured from the console
port. This command requires admin level login to modify.
help rem
The rem group of commands are used to setup remote serial ports RS-
485.
USAGE: rem COMMAND REMOTE [Arguments]
COMMAND
disp - Displays the current remote serial port settings.
all - Configures all settings of a remote serial port.
fmt - Configures the format of the serial port output
ltc - Sets the reference clock on the remote serial output.
To add/configure local clocks, use command 'ltc'
baud - Configures the baud rate of a remote serial port.