Select Local  | The  | Select  | Local  | Parameters  | command  | 
  | lists  | the  | local  | 
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Parameters | parameters  | and  | enables  | you  | to  | update  | them.  | 
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&SL  | parameter  | set.  | An  | &W  | command stores  | the  | parameters.  | 
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Select  | The  | Select  | 
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Downline Load  | remote  | mux  | channel  | parameters  | and  | enables  | 
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Parameters | them.  | After  | execution  | of  | this  | 
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  | act  | on  | the  | downline  | parameter  | set.  | To  | send  | a  | new  | set  | of  | |||||||
&SR  | parameters to the remote MultiMux unit, 1) the Downline Load  | 
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switch SW1) must be set properly , 2) then  | 
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Channel  | The  | Channel  | Status  | command  | displays  | the  | Individual  | 
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Status | percentage activity levels as well as the status of the EIA signals.  | 
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RECEIVE FLOW CONTROL TIME  | : 00 HRS 00 MIN  | 
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BUFFER UTILIZATION  | 
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EIA STATUS:  | 
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PIN #:  | 4/RTS  | 5/CTS  | 6/DSR  | 8/DCD  | 20/DTR  | 22/RI  | 
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TYPE :  | INPUT  | OUTPUT  | OUTPUT  | OUTPUT  | INPUT  | OUTPUT  | INPUT  | 
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STATUS: LO  | 
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5.2.3
Composite Link Speed and Clocking Commands
DSU Clock | The DSU Clock command allows the internal DSU to accept  | timing from it's internal  | |||
timing oscillator ($DSUACLI) or from the  | $DSUCL | DDS Network'sReceive Bipolar Signal. The $DSUACLI  | |||
  | command enables the internal DSU on link A to establish the  | timing. DDS  | |||
Clocking command $DSUCLD is used whenever  | 
  | the internal DSU is connected to DDS network line. The  | |||
  | $DSUCLD command is the factory default and automatically  | configures the  | |||
MultiMux clocking.  | 
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DSU Speed  | The DSU Speed command sets the speed of the internal DSU.  | The $DSUASP56000  | |||
command sets the internal DSU on link A  | $DSUSP | to a link speed of 56K bps. The default DSU speed is 56K  | |||
bps.  | The DSU speed commands are as follows:  | 
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BSP2400  | $DSU/BSP4800  | 
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Mux Clock | The Mux Clock command enables the MultiMux to accept timing  | from either it's internal  | |||
timing oscillator ($MUXCLI) or derive $MUXCL  | timing from a synchronous   | ||||
($MUXCLE). The $MUXBCL command is used any time an  | external link device is connected to the link or a  | ||||
synchronous  | device is connected to Port B as a Sync Data Channel. The  | $ MUXACLI | |||
command configures link A for internal clocking. If  | 
  | the Sync Data Channel is configured, the $MUXBCLI  | |||
command  | sets the MultiMux up for internal clocking. If the clocking is being  | provided by  | |||
the synchronous device, the $MUXBCLE command  | 
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the  | MultiMux is internal clocking.  | 
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Mux Speed | The Mux Speed command selects the clocking speed when  | clocking is provided by  | |||
the MultiMux. The only time the mux  | $MUXSP speed needs to be set is when the MultiMux is providing the  | ||||
clocking. The Mux Speed commands are used when the ports  | are set as composite link:  | 
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$MUXA/BSP 2400  | $MUXA/BSP 4800  | $MUXA/BSP 7200  | $MUXA/BSP 9600  | ||
$MUXA/BSP 14400  | 
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$MUXA/BSP 38400  | $MUXA/BSP 57600  | $MUXA/BSP 64000  | $MUXA/BSP 76800  | ||
$MUXA/BSP115200  | 
  | $MUXA/BSP 128000  | $MUXA/BSP 256000  | 
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