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COL.COL.VALID
NO.NAMEENTRIESCOMMENTS40
. . . .
Local Parity0Indicate whether or not a local parity check is
Check
Ot-performed.
Y-1 = number-This parameter sets the default value of
eighth bit transparency. This determines if the
PAD checks the parity bit. If enabled, the PAD
will check parity. Normally, this field is set at 0
for asynchronous devices._
_0 = no local parity check and send
transparently through the network (transmit
parity received through the network)
1 = check local parity and send space parity
through the network (ignore parity received
through the network)
-This is local parameter 2.
41-43Interval Timer 0
or
l-255 = numberIndicate the maximum time period during
which the PAD collects characters for one
packet.
-When this timer expires, the current packet
is sent.
- The selection must be made in increments
of 50 ms, so a selection of 2 = 100 ms.
0 = packet will not be forwarded when timer
expires
l-255 = number of 
50-ms increments before
timer expires
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							TL-130400-1001Record Code XP:17.5 Record Code XP, Figure 17.5, defines the parameters
Data Systemrequired to describe the X.25 port attributes. An XP record is
x.25 Port
required for every SPM (Synchronous Packet Manager) on the
system. One is also required for the ADMP. The parameters
below specify situations where the SPM ports must be configured
differently than the ADMP ports. If this is not specified, configure
the ADMP ports the same as SPM ports.
NOTE: For an ADMP (defined as PX25 in Record Code CP,
. . . .columns 31 through 34), enter the PEC and slot position of the
ADMP-A card. For an SPM, enter the slot position of
the associated line card.
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NO. NO.
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Table 17.5Entry Fields for Record Code XP
COL.NAME
PEC
Group
s-.”Card Slot
Circuit Number
X.25 Speed
Port May Call
Itself
Allocate 
LCNsin Ascending
OrderVALID
ENTRIES
0 = PEC number
A-D = groupnumber
00-l 0 = slotnumber
O-7 = assignedcircuit number
01=1,200 baud
02=2,400 baud
03=4,800 baud
04=9,600 baud
05=19.2 kbps
06=48 kbps
07=56 kbps
08=64 kbps
Y = port may call
itself
N = port may not
call itself
ADMP = N
SPM=Y
Y=yesN=no
8187COMMENTS
What PEC is this card located in?
Which group (A, B, C, or D) within the PEC is
this card?
Which card slot within the group is this card?
Which circuit on the card is being used?
This field determines the X.25 speed of the
device.
-For ADMP, enter the speed of the device
used for remote access to the ADMP (see
Record Code 
Pl, column 12).
-The speed for the value 5 is different when
used for a NIC. If NIC, then the X.25 speed
must be 05-07 as follows:
ADMPNIC
01 = 1,200 baud
02 = 2,400 baud
03 = 4,800 baud
04 = 9,600 baud
05 = 19.2 kbps05 = 32 kbps
06 = 48 kbps
06=48 kbps
07= 56 kbps07=56 kbps
08 = 64 kbps
Enter Y if this port or ADMP is allowed to call
itself. This field allows the X.25 device to
route a call to itself.
-This is a special bit intended for network
programmers who are experienced with
routing. This will enable testing of a single
device. No external routing loop detection will
be made by the switch while this field = Y.
Enter Y if 
LCNs are allocated in ascending
order.
-Enter Y for ADMP and all ports except the
port connected to a public data network.
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Table 17.5Entry Fields for Record Code XP (Continued)COMMENTS
synchronous device.
-This field must be marked N because
This fieldmust bebisynchronization is not supported in this SVR.
-This field specifies the frame sync character
for the bisynchronous protocol only. If this
= 1, the character will be hex 32, which is
the EBCDIC equivalent of the sync character.
Otherwisethe sync character will be hex 16,
e ASCII equivalent of the sync
N = not HDLCermines w
device attached to this port uses frame level
HDLC format.
-Enter Y for alldevices
exceptNIC which
24supports
N = not selecteddevice attached to this port supports frame
Extendedlevel extended addressing.
Addressing-Enter N for all devices.
Is X.25 FrameY = address AThis field determines whether or not this
Level Address AN = address B
device uses X.25 frame level address A or
or B?address B.
-Enter Y (address A) for all ports connected
to a PDN (Public Data Network).
-Enter N for all other devices.
-When programing two NIC cards on different
systems that are used together, one should be
marked Y and the other N.
25Is X.25 Device
Directly
Connected?Y = direct connectThis field determines whether the SPM is
N = not directdirectly connected to the X.25 device or to a
connectmodem.
-Enter Y for all devices not connected to
modems.
-Enter N for devices connected by modems.
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COL.NO.
Table 17.5Entry Fields for Record Code XP (Continued)
COL.VALID
NAME
ENTRIESCOMMENTS
26
. . .External
Clocking
_.Y = externallyIndicate whether or not this device is clocked
clockedfrom an external source.
N = not externally-Enter N for all devices except NIC which
clockedmust be marked Y.
-If this field= Y, the SPM will be clocked via
pins 15 and 17 of the RS-232 or V35
connector connected to the X.25 SPM. If N,
. .the SPM provides clocking to the line (must
not be a modem).
-If this field is marked Y, column 25 must be
marked N.
-If this field is marked N, column 25 must be
marked Y.
-This field is not used for the NIC.
27-30
Incoming Low
LCN0000-255 = LCNIdentify the the lower limit of the LCN (Logical
rangeChannel Number) range to be used only for
Enter 0000 in thisincoming calls. a
field.
31-34Incoming High0000-255 = LCN
L6NIdentify the the upper limit of the LCN range to
rangebe used only for incoming calls.
Enter 255 in this
field.
35-38Bidirectional
Low LCN0000-255 = LCNIdentify the lower limit of the LCN range to be
rangeused for both incoming and outgoing calls.
Enter 0000 in this
field.
39-42Bidirectional
0000-255 = LCNIdentify the upper limit of the LCN range
High LCNrange(0000-4095) to be used for both incoming
Enter 255in thisand outgoing calls.
field.
43-46Outgoing Low0000-255 = LCNIdentify the lower limit of the LCN range
LCNrange(0000-4095) to be used only for outgoing
Enter 0000 in this
calls.
field.
47-50Outgoing High0000-255 = LCNIdentify the upper limit of the LCN range
LCNrange(0000-4095) to be used only for outgoing
Enter 0000 in thiscalls.
field.
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							TL-130400-1001Table 17.5Entry Fields for Record Code XP (Continued)
COL.COL.VALID
NO.
NAMEENTRIESCOMMENTS
51-53Frame Size000-007This field determines the frame size or number
suggested value =
of bits per packet.
w-005000= 16
001 = 32
002 = 64
003= 128
004 = 256_
005= 512
006 = 1,024
007 = 2,048
54-56Frame Window001-l 27 = windowIdentify the maximum number of
Sizesize
unacknowledged frames that can be sent or
suggestedreceived at one time. This can range from 1
value = 007to 7 (module 8) if extended addressing is not
used.-If extended addressing is used, then this
field could range from 1 to 127 (module 128).
-Extended addressing is not supported in this
release, so only values from l-7 should be
used in this field.
57-59Retries000-031This field determines the number of frame
suggested value =level retransmissions of any packet type
10 for all portsbefore that packet is considered
untransmittable.
-This causes an error condition that is dealt
with by the X.25 SPM. This corresponds to
CCITT X.25 N2 parameter.
60-62Frame01Indicate the time for frame retransmission
Retransmission 02
(002-255) (multiples of 200 ms).
Timer (200-04-The X.25 speed is set in columns 17-18.
ms)10-If X.25 speed = 1,200 baud, enter 50.
20-If X.25 speed = 2,400 baud, enter 30.
30-If X.25 speed = 4,800 baud, enter 20.
&-If X.25 speed = 9,600 baud, enter 10.
-If X.25 speed = 19.2 kbps,enter 04.
-If X.25 speed = 48 kbps,enter 02.
-If X.25 speed = 56 kbps, enter 01.
-If X.25 speed = 64 kbps, enter 
01.
63-65Restart
002-063 = timerThis field determines the time limit between a
Retransmission rangerestart indication and a restart confirmation.
Timer
Enter 006 for allThis value is specified in increments of 10
(1 O-second)devices.seconds.
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							TL-130400-1001Table 17.5Entry Fields for Record Code XP (Continued)
COL.COL.VALID
NO.NAMEENTRIESCOMMENTS
66-68Call002-063 = timerThis field determines the timing factor for
Retransmission range
retransmitting calls.
Timer
Enter 018 for all
(1 &Second)-This value is specified in increments of 10
devices.seconds.
. . . .
69-71Reset002-063 = timerThis field determines the timing factor for
Retransmission rangesending resets.
TimerEnter 006 for all
(1 O-Second) 
‘- devices.-This value is specified in increments of 10
seconds.
-When a reset is sent, an acknowledgment
must be received before the timer runes out.
72-74
Clear002-063 = timerThis field determines the timing factor for
Retransmission rangeretransmitting clear signals.
TimerEnter 006 for all-This value is specified in increments of 10
(1 O-Second)devices.seconds.
75-77Maximum Calls 000-063 =This field determines the maximum number of
Activemaximum callsactive calls.
Enter 005 for
ADMP
Enter 255 for all
other devices.
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							TL-130400-1001Record Code Pl:17.6 Record Code Pl , Figure 17.6, defines the parameters
Data Systemrequired by the data system ADMP processor. The PI Record
Global Parameter -Code will contain only one record.
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							TL-130400-1001COL.
NO.
Table 17.6Entry Fields for Record Code Pl
COL.VALID
NAMEENTRIESCOMMENTS
12
. . .ADM P AccessY=yesThis field determines whether or not the ADMP
from DataN=no
user interface can be accessed from ports
Network andother than the ADMP maintenance terminal.RSr232-This field allows or disallows access to the
ADMP from the data network.
13-15Universal000-255 = number
This field determines how often the ADMP
Controller Board of seconds forshould poll the UCB to check its operation.
Polling Cyclepolling-The selection must be made in increments
suggested value =of 1 second, so 005 = 5 seconds.
10 to 15 seconds-This field is the number of seconds which
-suggested entryelapse before polling all 
UCBs again.
is 5 seconds-If this value is 20, the ADMP UCB poller
runs through the list of 
UCBs, polling each of
them. This is repeated after waiting 20
seconds.
16AccounWEvent0 = accountsIdentify what type of report is printed.
Record Report
1 = events-“Event” reports relate to malfunctions of the
Type2 = events/system and “account” reports relate to has to
accounts separatedo with call acounting.
3 = events/-Because there are two types of reports, they
accountsare normally sent to different locations (2).
combined
17Information/- = only allowedNot used in this SVR.
Warning Record entry0 = warning
Report Type1 = information
2 = information/ warning separate
3 = information/ warning combined
18Overflow- = only allowedNot used in this SVR.
Account/Evententry0 = overflow accounts
Record Report1 = overflow events/accounts
Type2 = overflow events/accounts separate
3 = overflow events/accounts combined
19Call MDR onY = selectedThe suggested entry is Y if MDR is to report
System StartupN = not selectedaccount/events/information/warning to the
ADMP.
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Table 17.6Entry Fields for Record Code Pl (Continued)
COL.VALID
NAMEENTRIESCOMMENTS
20Stop Account
Y = stop recordingThis field determines the action that is taken
Recording on
N = overwrite oldwhen the file is full.
File Full 
__-accounting
Y = recording is stopped when the event file is
records
full.- ..N = overwrite the oldest event record
-This currently impacts systems where event
reports are saved until a device calls the
ADMP.
-Up to 4,000 event reports can be saved
simultaneously.
-It is recommended to enter an N in this field;
this keeps the most recent information.
21User Inter-faceY = timeoutThis field determines whether or not the user
Package
N = no timeoutinterface package timeout is used.
Timeout-The user interface package timeout is the
timeout applied when the ADMP terminal is in
the UI (User Interface) mode. The UI mode is
listed within the system table which is listed
within the table edit.
-If no entry is made from the ADMP terminal
keyboard within 10 minutes, the system
automatically cancels the UI mode and returns
to the diagnostic mode.
-The timeout value for this field is a
predetermined 10 minutes and cannot be
changed.
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