INH Commands, Init Commands, Logoff Commands

B. Command Cross Reference

INH Commands

Inhibit (INH) commands disable an automatic operation.

Table B-8. INH Commands

Command	See . . .

INH-MSG-ALL	INH-MSG-ALLon page 14-9 in Chapter 14, System
	Commands

INIT Commands

Initialize (INIT) commands initialize an entry or system.

Table B-9. INIT Commands

Command	See . . .

INIT-LOG	INIT-LOGon page 11-2 in Chapter 11, Log Commands

INIT-SYS	INIT-SYSon page 14-11 in Chapter 14, System
	Commands

LOGOFF Commands

The logoff command logs off the invoking terminal session.

Table B-10. LOGOFF Commands

Command	See . . .

LOGOFF	LOGOFF on page 14-13 in Chapter 14, System
	Commands

OPR Commands

Operate (OPR) commands operate or activate a function.

Table B-11. OPR Commands

Command	See . . .

OPR-LPBK-T1	OPR-LPBK-T1on page 15-2 in Chapter 15, Test
	Commands

OPR-LPBK-VCL	OPR-LPBK-VCLon page 15-4 in Chapter 15, Test
	Commands

4200-A2-GB20-00

August 2002

B-5

4200 specifications

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Paradyne 4200 manual INH Commands, Init Commands, Logoff Commands, OPR Commands

Models: 4200