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Chapter 6 Command Definitions
Chapter 6: Command Definitions
6.1
Command Groups
The commands are broken down into a number of command groups as follows:
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Alarm Commands
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Configuration Commands
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SS7 Signaling Commands
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IP Commands
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MML Commands
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Maintenance Commands
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Measurement Commands
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Remote Data Centre Commands
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Signaling Gateway Commands
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SIGTRAN Commands
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Status Commands
6.2
Command Notation
The following conventions are used in the command definitions:
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Items in square brackets [ ] are optional.
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Items separated by a vertical bar | are alternatives, only one of which can be used.
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Curly brackets { } are used to designate a group of optional items of which at least one must be
selected.
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The sequence of three dots … is used to indicate that a number of values can be entered, linked by the &
or && operator.
6.3
Command Attributes
The following symbols are used to indicate command attributes:
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CONFIG - The command affects configuration data.
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PROMPT - A “DANGEROUS” command, which must be confirmed by the operator.
