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Page 16–34 October 2003
TC–10B System Manual
Technologies, Inc.
Do Loopback Test
Minimum abbreviation: do loop
You can instruct a module to initiate a loopback
mode for several seconds. During this time, the
module's carrier remains on. The duration of this
transmission is specified by the module's
"Loopback Duration" setting (see "Set Loopback
Duration").
Examples:
do loopback–Turns on the local carrier for the
specified time.
do loop >1–Turns on remote #1's carrier for
the specified time.
Do Checkback Test
Minimum abbreviation: do chec
You can initiate a manual checkback test with this
command. As with automatic checkback tests, the
last module in the system should be specified
before executing this command - this tells the
initiating Checkback Module which distant
modules it needs to test.
Example:
do checkback–Performs a manual checkback
test on all the other checkback modules in
the network.
16.5.5.5 Logon/Logoff Commands
Checkback access is controlled by the logon and
logoff commands. Before you can change or view
settings, you must log onto a checkback module.
When done, you can log off manually or wait
fifteen minutes, when the system logs off auto-
matically if there has been no activity.
Logon
Minimum abbreviation: logon pwd
Logon commands enable you to access a
Universal Checkback Module to change settings
or perform various tests. Logons are password
protected (see "Set Password"), preventing unau-
thorized access.
Before communicating with a local checkback
module, you must first log on. You then must log
onto any distant module you want to access.
When entering any password, the characters you
type are shown only as asterisks, e.g.,logon ****.
When logging onto distant modules, do not insert
any spaces between the "password" and the redi-
rection symbol (>) or between the redirection
symbol (>) and the distant module's address.
Examples:
logon mypass–Logs onto the local checkback
module using password "mypass".
logon city1>1–Logs onto remote #1 with
password "city1". Again, do not insert any
spaces after you begin typing the password.
Note that "mypass" is displayed as "******" and
"city1" as "*****" when you enter them.
Logoff
Minimum abbreviation: logoff
The logoff command ends a session with a
checkback module (see "Logon"). Logging off
prevents unauthorized changes to the checkback
module's configuration. The checkback module
also automatically logs off all modules after
fifteen minutes of no user activity.
Examples:
logoff–Logs off local and all distant
checkback modules.
logoff > 2–Logs off remote #2 only; remains
locally logged on.
16.5.5.6 Help Commands
Online help is available when you enter a help
command. The checkback module can provide
both general and command-specific help to
simplify field use.
Help
Minimum abbreviation: help
Online help goes from general to specific.
Examples: