DEFINITY ECS Release 8.2 Maintenance for R8.2csi
555-233-119 Issue 1
April 2000
Maintenance Commands
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clear audits
The clear audits command c lears cumulative and/or p eak hour’s data collected
for each data relation audit. This c ommand clears old d ata to display data
collected sinc e the last clear audits command when the status audit s
command is invoked. Refer to the status audit s manual page for more
information).
Adjustable
Make/Break Ratio This field can be of par ticular importance when using a modem
that may be transferable from country to c ountry. The intent of this
field is to control the make/b reak ratios of pulses and DTMF
dialing. The Intel produc t information has support for the d ifferent
make/break options for pu lse dialing only.
Intel uses the option “&P0” to selec t a ratio of 39% make and 61%
break for communication wi thin the U.S. and Canada. The option
“&P1” sets a ration of 33% make and 67% b reak for the U.K. and
Hong Kong.
This field is 5 characters long and is case in-sensitive. ( )
Dial Command This field simply denotes the d ialing command of the mod em.
This is a fairly standard command . (D)
No Answer
Time-Out Most off-the-shelf external modems p rovide a timer that abandons
any outbound data c all after a predetermined interval. Some
modems provide for this tim er to be disabled, th us allowing an
outbound call to ring indefinitely. AT&T Paradyne does not
provide this cap ability with their modem line, b ecause it is
generally undesirable to have an outbound call attemp t ring
indefinitely.
The internal modem must have this parameter d isabled or set to
at least 255 seconds.
This is a non-administrable parameter. For the external m odem
connection, this parame ter will be the first initialization string to b e
transmitted to the external modem. This field will b e visible on the
administration form in disp lay mode only.
This hardcoded constant can be overridden for type approval
applications, sp ecifically in the U.K and other Western European
nations, by the use of the “Misc . Init. Param:” field. (S7=255)