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All of the configuration parameters relevant to the Pad Port table.

A row of Pad Port configuration parameters.

Specifies the number of the port that you are configuring. This number also serves as an entry number for the port you are about to configure.

Specify the control signal handshake and clocking required for a connection to be made to this port: simp - simple, no control signals required. dtr - dedicated, require the data terminal ready signal (DTR). dtrd - same as DTR, except data set ready (DSR) drops between calls. dtrp - same as DTR, except DSR/DCD/CTS are held low in the idle state. dimo - port handshakes with attached dial modem. dimoa - same as DIMO except DSR never raised on incoming call from modem. dimob - same as DIMO except DSR follows DTR on incoming call from modem. emri - port emulates a dial modem with ring indicator (RI). emdc - port emulates a dial modem with data carrier detect (DCD). emdcio - port emulates a dial modem with DCD for incoming and outgoing calls. newvalSimp - same functionality as 'simp', new enumeration added for RFc1155 compatibility. Enumeration: 'emdc': 4, 'simp': 0, 'dimo': 5, 'dtrd': 2, 'emri': 3, 'dtr': 1, 'dtrp': 8, 'emdcio': 21, 'dimob': 7, 'newvalSimp': 50, 'dimoa': 6.

Specify any of the following port control options: NONE - no option specified. MB - raise Pin 22 when the port becomes disabled.

This is the speed of the port in bits per second (baud rate). newvalSpeed110 : same as 'speed110', new enumeration added for RFC1155 compliance. Enumeration: 'speed19200': 15, 'speed75': 5, 'speed50': 10, 'speed38400': 16, 'speed1200': 3, 'speed16800': 22, 'speed14400': 19, 'speed28800': 20, 'speed110': 0, 'speed26400': 25, 'newvalSpeed110': 50, 'speed150': 6, 'speed134': 1, 'speed600': 4, 'speedAuto': 99, 'speed7200': 98, 'speed2400': 12, 'speed4800': 13, 'speed9600': 14, 'speed75to1200': 11, 'speed24000': 24, 'speed100': 9, 'speed200': 8, 'speed33400': 26, 'speed12000': 21, 'speed1800': 7, 'speed300': 2, 'speed115200': 17, 'speed21600': 23, 'speed57600': 18.

This is the type of sequence used for autospeed detection on an autospeed port. crOnly - autospeed on crDotCr - autospeed on . tymnet - autospeed on a telenet - autospeed on for 1200 baud or lower autospeed on @ for 2400 baud or higher dotDotCr - autospeed on two or more dots followed by spacePCr - autospeed on P newvalCrOnly - same functionality as 'crOnly', new enumeration added for RFC1155 compatibility. Enumeration: 'tymnet': 2, 'telenet': 3, 'crOnly': 0, 'spacePCr': 5, 'crDotCr': 1, 'dotDotCr': 4, 'newvalCrOnly': 50.

This is the number of data bits per character the PAD port expects when it transmits and receives data from the attached device.

This is the parity the PAD port generates and expects when it transmits and receives data from the attached device. none - no parity space - Space Parity mark - Mark Parity even - Even Parity odd - Odd Parity auto - Auto Parity ( 7 odd / 7 even / 7 ignore ) autoA - Auto Parity ( 7 odd / 7 even / 8 none ). newvalNone - same functionality as 'none', new enumeration added for RFC1155 compatibility. Enumeration: 'even': 3, 'none': 0, 'autoA': 6, 'space': 1, 'auto': 5, 'mark': 2, 'newvalNone': 50, 'odd': 4.

This is the number of stop bits that the PAD port generates when it transmits data to the attached device. This parameter has no effect on data that is received from the attached device. stopBit1 - 1 Stop Bit. stopBit1p5 - 1.5 Stop Bits. stopBit2 - 2 Stop Bits. newvalStopBit1 - same functionality as 'stopBit1', new enumeration added for RFC1155 compatibility. Enumeration: 'stopBit2': 2, 'stopBit1': 0, 'stopBit1p5': 1, 'newvalStopBit1': 50.

This is the name of the PAD profile table to be used by this PAD port.

This parameter allows call control to be used as follows: NONE - no option specified AUTO - automatic calling AUTC - automatic calling when carriage return received PCUD - pass call user data to user profiled for no service signals IBAR - bar calls inbound from PAD user OBAR - bar calls outbound to PAD user MNEM - allow mnemonic calls only EMNEM - allow extended mnemonic call (without DOT) Any combination of above specified by summing (e.g. AUTO+IBAR+. . .) TMNEM - Call Mnemonic (max 16 alphanumeric characters) which is not resolved in the local node. This option cannot be summed with any of the above.

Specify options for the attached device: NONE - no option specified. PASS - require password entry to use this PAD facility. LIM - limit X.28 access to CALL and CLR commands only. CUG - check closed user group; otherwise, CUG passes transparently. LCPY - allow local copying to this PAD port. 7BIT - use 7 data bits for character processing. NADD - prevent PAD port from receiving calling address and FAC service signals. X28 - automatically return from X.28 mode to PAD mode after sending the X.28 commands. CNUI - Centralized NUI verification. CUGOA - check closed user group but allow outgoing access; otherwise, CUG passes transparently. BMSG - show the PAD Bulletin/Banner Message even if the PAD Profile #6 is configured as 1 or 5. ADDR - does not show the calling address HENNIS - supports Hanil bank terminal. FRCB - connect to a French Cartes Bancaires terminal CUGIA - check closed user group but allow incoming access; otherwise, CUG passes transparently.\r\n\ NO-NULL - If port speed is below or equal to 1200, null characters won't be appended to LF. BCUG-ON- Subscription to Bilateral Closed User Group facility enabled. BCUGOA - Subscription to Bilateral Closed User Group with Outgoing Access facility enabled. BCUG-OFF-Subscription to Bilateral Closed User Group related facilities disabled. BCUG-ON, BCUGOA and BCUG-OFF options are mutually exclusive. Any combination of above specified by summing (e.g. PASS+LIM).

This parameter specifies which entry in the PAD Prompt Table is used as a PAD prompt.

This specifies which entry in the Remote PAD Parameters Table is sent to a remote PAD to update its X.3 characteristics when it connects to this port: 0 - no remote PAD update is performed.

This mnemonic name is used if this port is configured for auto-calling.

This is the time interval in seconds between call attempts when auto-calling.

This parameter is used to specify the number of times that the PAD port will attempt to call, when auto-calling is enabled. A value of zero, will allow unlimited attempts.

Calls addressed to this node and with this subaddress will be routed to this port.

The group subaddress is shared by one or more ports. Calls addressed to this node and with this subaddress will be routed to a port within the group.

The port may be a member of up to 8 different Closed User Groups (CUGs). Each CUG membership must be a two digit number (except --) and separated by a comma. ( e.g. 12,34,56,09,02,03 ). -- - No CUG Membership 00-99 - CUG Membership

This controls whether billing (accounting) records will be created for calls on this port. newvalOff : same functionality as 'off', new enumeration added for RFC1155 compatibility. Enumeration: 'on': 1, 'off': 0, 'newvalOff': 50.

This specifies the handling of Invitation to Clear packet when received. none - Do nothing. clrwo - Clear Call without performing a EIA disconnect. clrwd - Clear Call and perform a EIA disconnect. newvalNone - same functionality as 'none', new enumeration added for RFC1155 compatibility. Enumeration: 'clrwd': 2, 'none': 0, 'newvalNone': 50, 'clrwo': 1.

Specifies the time (in seconds) that the user has to make a successful call, after a call has been cleared, before being automatically disconnected. A maximum of three call attempts are permitted when the Call Accept Timer is enabled. 1-255 - Call Accept Timeout (in seconds) 0 - Disables the Call Accept Timer.

This specifies the level of data or connection protection which will be applied to calls to or from this port. The actual level for a call will be negotiated to the lesser of this level and the level configured for the other end of the call. none - No protection cpOnly - Connection protection only fullDcp - Full data and connection protection. newvalNone - same functionality as 'none', new enumeration added for RFC1155 compatibility. Enumeration: 'cpOnly': 1, 'none': 0, 'newvalNone': 50, 'fullDcp': 2.

This specifies the number of seconds that DCP on the originating side will wait between reconnection attempts.

This specifies the number of times that DCP on the originating side will attempt to reconnect before clearing the call. If 0 is entered, it will not attempt to reconnect.

This specifies the number of characters received by the driver before forwarding the packet. This parameter is configurable only for PAD ports of CPU+ cards. 1 - 128 : Value stored in MRBLR.

This specifies the language for PAD commands. ccitt : X.28 CCITT. dpn : DPN ITI. nc : Not configured. Enumeration: 'dpn': 2, 'ccitt': 1, 'nc': 100.

This parameter specifies the format of the NUI facility field. odpn : Specifies the old DPN format. ndpn : Specifies the new DPN format. dpn1992 : 1992 NUI format. nc : Not configured. Enumeration: 'dpn1992': 4, 'odpn': 2, 'ndpn': 3, 'nc': 100.

Specify the NUI verification timer in seconds. The call is cleared when the timer expires.

The maximum number of successive NUI verification failures that can be tolerated when making verification attempts through a pad port.

This specifies the course of action to be taken if the NUI violations exceed the configured threshold count. This parameter is effective only if the Port Control parameter is set to CNUI. none : No action is taken . disc : Port is disconnected. degr : Port is busied-out for one minute then re-enabled. lock : Port is disabled. Operator intervention is required to enable the port. nc : Not configured. Enumeration: 'nc': 100, 'lock': 3, 'none': 1, 'disc': 4, 'degr': 2.

Called DTE Address for packets with Call Mnemonic.

Calling DTE Identifier for packets with Call Mnemonic.

Calling DTE Password for packets with Call Mnemonic.

This is the name of the X.28 Reset Service Signals table to be used by this PAD port.

This is the name of the X.28 Clear Service Signals table to be used by this PAD port.

The maximum number of successive Mnemonic Call failures that can be tolerated when making a call to the remote using the mnemonic. This parameter is effective only if the Port Control parameter is set to MNEM.

This specifies the course of action to be taken if the Mnemonic exceed the configured threshold count. This parameter is effective only if the Port Control parameter is set to MNEM. none : No action is taken disc : Port is disconnected. degr : Port is busied-out for one minute then it is re-enabled. lock : Port is disabled. Operator intervention is required to enable the port. nc : Not configured. Enumeration: 'nc': 100, 'lock': 3, 'none': 1, 'disc': 4, 'degr': 2.

The message to be printed when the line becomes active (DTR goes high).

When the line becomes active (DTR goes high), Active line message is sent after configured time. This delay is in seconds.

The maximum time period allowed between received characters in a frame. Specified in 50ms increments (i.e. 5 means 250ms).

Specify the Electrical Interface Type: V.24 - V.24 Electrical Interface Type V.35 - V.35 Electrical Interface Type V.36 - V.36 Electrical Interface Type X.21 - X.21 Electrical Interface Type NONE - Electrically disabled Enumeration: 'none': 5, 'x21': 4, 'v35': 2, 'v36': 3, 'v24': 1.

Specify the Pin 22 option: RI - V.24 uses Pin 22 for Ring Indicator output signal TM - V.24 uses Pin 22 for Test Mode input signal Enumeration: 'tm': 2, 'ri': 1.

Specify the cable type: NONE - V.35/V.36/X.21 DCE with straight through cable XOVER - V.35/V.36/X.21 DCE with crossover adapter cable Enumeration: 'none': 1, 'xover': 2.

All of the configuration parameters relevant to the PAD Prompt table.

A row of Pad Prompt table parameters

This is not a configuration parameter. Instead, it identifies the particular PAD Prompt Table entry being configured by the other parameter in the record.

Enter PAD prompt as an ASCII character string, terminated by a carriage return. Use line feed (^j) to generate a new line. The prompt can have up to 1023 characters.

All of the configuration parameters relevant to the Pad Profile table.

A row of Pad Profile configuration parameters

This is not a configuration parameter. Instead, it identifies the particular PAD Profile Table entry being configured by the other parameters in the record.

Reference name for this PAD profile. Individual parameter prompt messages are prefixed with X.3 parameter number. Numbers greater than 100 indicate proprietary extensions.

#1, enables PAD recall to command mode during a call: 0 - PAD recall disabled 1 - PAD recall character = DLE = <^P> 32-126 - decimal value of character used for PAD recall

#2, controls echo: 0 - echo disabled 1 - echo enabled.

#3, selects the ASCII characters used for data forwarding: 0 - no data forwarding characters 1 - A-Z, a-z, 0-9 2 - CR 4 - ESC, BEL,ENQ, ACK 8 - DEL, CAN, DC2 16 - EOT, ETX 32 - HT, LF, VT, FF 64 - all characters in columns 0 and 1 of the ASCII table not mentioned above XXX - any combination of the above values.

#4, selects forwarding idle timer delay: 0 - idle timer disabled 1 to 255 - value of idle timer in 1/20 seconds.

#5, specifies whether the attached terminal is flow controlled (restrained from sending data) by the PAD port sending the XON, XOFF characters. Also called Data Restraint Inbound (DRI) using in-band control: 0 - no control with XON, XOFF 1 - control inbound data from device 2 - control inbound data and PAD commands from device For DRI control using V.24 connector control signals (CTS and pin 14), use parameter #105.

#6, controls PAD service signal messages to the attached device: 0 - no service signal is sent 1 - service signals, other than the prompt, are sent 4 - prompt service signal is sent 5 - all service signals are sent 9 - extended format service signals, other than prompt, are sent 12 - extended format prompt service signal is sent 13 - all service signals are sent in extended format.

#7, selects the PAD mode of operation on receipt of a break signal from the attached terminal: 0 - do nothing 1 - send Interrupt packet 2 - send Reset packet 4 - send Indication of Break packet 5 - send Interrupt packet and Indication of Break packet 8 - escape from data transfer state 21 - discard output, send Interrupt packet, and send Indication of Break Packet

#9, controls padding after carriage return (CR): 0 - no padding after CR. 1 to 255 - number of padding characters inserted after CR.

#10, controls line folding: 0 - no line folding. 1 to 255 - number of characters per line.

#12, specifies whether the PAD port is flow controlled (restrained from sending data) by the attached terminal sending the XON, XOFF characters. Also called Data Restraint Outbound (DRO) using in-band control: 0 - no control with XON, XOFF 1 - allow flow control on outbound data and service signals For DRO control using V.24 connector control signals (CTS and pin 14), use parameter #105.

#13, controls line feed insertion after carriage return (CR) in data transfer state: 0 - no line feed insertion 1 - after CR in data sent to attached device 2 - after CR in data from the attached device 4 - after echo of CR to attached device X - any combination of the above values.

#14, controls padding after line feed in the data transfer state: 0 - no padding after line feed 1 to 255 - number of padding characters inserted after line feed.

#15, controls local editing in data transfer state: 0 - no editing 1 - allow editing (idle timer data forwarding must be disabled, parameter #4 = 0) Editing is limited to deleting single characters, deleting the entered line and displaying the entered line.

#16, decimal value of ASCII character used to delete a character if editing is enabled (parameter #15 = 1).

#17, decimal value of ASCII character used to delete a line if editing is enabled (parameter #15 = 1).

#18, decimal value of ASCII character used to display a line if editing is enabled (parameter #15 = 1).

#19, specifies the type of character delete service signal sent by PAD: 0 - no service signal 1 - printing terminals (PAD sends \\ for each delete character received from terminal) 2 - display terminals (PAD sends for each delete character received from terminal) 8,32-126 - specifies the ASCII character used as the editing service signal.

#20, specifies the echo mask: 0 - no echo mask (all characters echoed) 1 - no echo of CR 2 - no echo of LF 4 - no echo of VT, HT, or FF 8 - no echo of BEL or BS 16 - no echo of ESC or ENQ 32 - no echo of ACK, NAK, STX, SOH, EOT, ETB, or ETX 64 - no echo of editing characters as designated by parameters 16, 17 and 18 128 - no echo of all other characters in columns 0 and 1 of the ASCII table not mentioned above and character DEL XXX - any combination of the above values.

#21, controls the parity treatment of characters received and transmitted to the attached device. 0 - No parity checking or generation 1 - Parity checked on received characters 2 - Parity generated in transmitted characters 4 - Parity stripped from received characters x - any combination of the above values.

#22, controls page wait: 0 - page wait disabled. 1 to 255 - number of line feed characters sent by the PAD for the page wait function.

#100, specifies the ASCII character used to simulate break for attached terminals that do not have a break key: 0 - no break character defined 1 to 127 - decimal value of the character used to simulate break.

#101, specifies the ASCII character used to toggle echo substitution of entered data. This function available only if parameter #2 = 1: 0 - no echo substitution function 1 to 127 - decimal value of character to use to toggle on and off the echo substitution.

#102, specifies the ASCII character used to echo all characters entered by the attached device when echo substitution is toggled on: 0 - no echo when echo substitution toggled on 1 to 127 - decimal value of character used as echo, if echoing is enabled by parameter #2 and substitution is enabled by parameter #101.

#103, specifies the ASCII character used for the XON function: 0 to 255 - decimal value of the XON character

#104, specifies the ASCII character used for the XOFF function: 0 to 255 - decimal value of the XOFF character.

#105, specifies whether both the PAD and the attached terminal are flow controlled (restrained from sending data) by the use of V.24 control signals, rather than XON, XOFF. This type of control is called out-of-band flow control. The control applies to data, commands and responses to and from an attached device: 0 - none using connector control signals 1 - Data Restraint Outbound, attached device flow controls PAD with connector pin 14 2 - Data Restraint Inbound, PAD flow controls attached device with connector pin 5, CTS X - any combination formed by summing (e.g. 1+2 or 3) For DRO control using XON/XOFF, use parameters #5 and #12.

#106, specifies parity of data sent to the network by the PAD: 0 - transparent - pass data as received 1 - space 2 - mark 3 - even 4 - odd

#107, is the elapsed time of no user data input after which a call on the port will be cleared: 0 - timer disabled 1 to 255 - timer value in minutes.

#108, specifies the ASCII character used to disconnect a call: 0 - no character disconnects the call. 1 to 127 - decimal value of call disconnect character.

#109, specifies the number of padding characters inserted in the data sent to the attached device after a form feed: 0 - no padding characters inserted. 1 to 255 - number of padding characters to insert after FF.

#110, Selects the data forwarding delay after ESC is detected 0 - timer disabled. 1 to 255 - timer value in 1/20 second.

#111, Controls how the pad handles the echo of data when echo, parameter 2, is on. 0 - No Priority. Data is output and characters are echoed as they arrive. 1 - Input Priority. PAD holds output until input from terminal is finished. 2 - Output Priority. PAD will reecho input after output. 3 - Formatted Screen. PAD will echo one block of data for each prompt sent from host.

#112, Setting this parameter causes the PAD port to dynamically forward data packets, as bandwidth becomes available on the network link. Settings for X.3 parameters 1,2,3,4,15,16,17,18,19,20,100,101, 102,106,108,110,111 and 13 value 2,3,6 or 7 are ignored if parameter 112 is set. 0 - Dynamic forwarding turned off. 1 - Dynamic forwarding turned on.

#113, Controls Hewlett-Packard flow control. 0 - No HP flow control. 1 - HP host enq/ack control. 2 - HP terminal enq/ack control. 3 - HP host xon/xoff control. 4 - HP terminal xon/xoff control.

#114, Selects PAD operational mode: 0 - Normal PAD. 1 - Transparent Polled Async Host PAD. 2 - Transparent Polled Async Remote PAD.

#115, Selects Data Forwarding Criteria for Polled Async PADs: 0 - Normal. 1 - Short Timer. 2 - RTS Signal Drop.

#116, Selects forwarding Short Timer duration for Polled Async PADs: 0 - Short Timer disabled. 1 to 255 - Duration of Short Timer in milliseconds.

#117, Selects EIA Signalling Action for Polled Async PADs: 0 - None. 1 - Raise DCD before transmission and drop DCD after transmission.

#118, Setting this parameter causes a Polled Async PAD to buffer complete async messages from the network before transmitting them to the attached device. 0 - Disabled. 1 - Enabled.

#119, This parameter specifies the amount of time that DCD is held high before data transmission to the attached device begins. This parameter is used when EIA Signalling Action (#117) is configured to 1. 0 - DCD to Data Timer disabled. 1 to 255 - Duration of DCD to Data Timer in milliseconds.

All of the configuration parameters relevant to the Remote Pad Paramter table.

A row of Remote Pad configuration parameters

This is not a configuration parameter. Instead, it identifies the particular PAD Parameter Table entry being configured by the other parameters in the record. This value is referenced by the parameter Remote PAD Parameter Number in the PAD Port Record.

Reference number of X.3 parameter sent to remote PAD when a connection is made to a PAD port in this node. Standard parameters and function are: 1 - PAD recall character 12 - data restraint out 2 - echo on/off 13 - insertion after 3 - forwarding, character 14 - padding 4 - forwarding, timer 15 - editing 5 - data restraint in 16 - character delete 6 - service signals 17 - line delete 7 - break handling 18 - line display 8 - discard output 19 - editing type 9 - padding 20 - echo mask 10 - line folding 21 - parity treatment 11 - speed 22 - page wait

Corresponding value of referenced X.3 parameter sent to remote PAD when connection is made. Valid range of parameter value depends on parameter.

Reference number of X.3 parameter sent to remote PAD when a connection is made to a PAD port in this node. Standard parameters and function are: 1 - PAD recall character 12 - data restraint out 2 - echo on/off 13 - insertion after 3 - forwarding, character 14 - padding 4 - forwarding, timer 15 - editing 5 - data restraint in 16 - character delete 6 - service signals 17 - line delete 7 - break handling 18 - line display 8 - discard output 19 - editing type 9 - padding 20 - echo mask 10 - line folding 21 - parity treatment 11 - speed 22 - page wait

Corresponding value of referenced X.3 parameter sent to remote PAD when connection is made. Valid range of parameter value depends on parameter.

Reference number of X.3 parameter sent to remote PAD when a connection is made to a PAD port in this node. Standard parameters and function are: 1 - PAD recall character 12 - data restraint out 2 - echo on/off 13 - insertion after 3 - forwarding, character 14 - padding 4 - forwarding, timer 15 - editing 5 - data restraint in 16 - character delete 6 - service signals 17 - line delete 7 - break handling 18 - line display 8 - discard output 19 - editing type 9 - padding 20 - echo mask 10 - line folding 21 - parity treatment 11 - speed 22 - page wait

Corresponding value of referenced X.3 parameter sent to remote PAD when connection is made. Valid range of parameter value depends on parameter.

Reference number of X.3 parameter sent to remote PAD when a connection is made to a PAD port in this node. Standard parameters and function are: 1 - PAD recall character 12 - data restraint out 2 - echo on/off 13 - insertion after 3 - forwarding, character 14 - padding 4 - forwarding, timer 15 - editing 5 - data restraint in 16 - character delete 6 - service signals 17 - line delete 7 - break handling 18 - line display 8 - discard output 19 - editing type 9 - padding 20 - echo mask 10 - line folding 21 - parity treatment 11 - speed 22 - page wait

Corresponding value of referenced X.3 parameter sent to remote PAD when connection is made. Valid range of parameter value depends on parameter.

Reference number of X.3 parameter sent to remote PAD when a connection is made to a PAD port in this node. Standard parameters and function are: 1 - PAD recall character 12 - data restraint out 2 - echo on/off 13 - insertion after 3 - forwarding, character 14 - padding 4 - forwarding, timer 15 - editing 5 - data restraint in 16 - character delete 6 - service signals 17 - line delete 7 - break handling 18 - line display 8 - discard output 19 - editing type 9 - padding 20 - echo mask 10 - line folding 21 - parity treatment 11 - speed 22 - page wait

Corresponding value of referenced X.3 parameter sent to remote PAD when connection is made. Valid range of parameter value depends on parameter.

Reference number of X.3 parameter sent to remote PAD when a connection is made to a PAD port in this node. Standard parameters and function are: 1 - PAD recall character 12 - data restraint out 2 - echo on/off 13 - insertion after 3 - forwarding, character 14 - padding 4 - forwarding, timer 15 - editing 5 - data restraint in 16 - character delete 6 - service signals 17 - line delete 7 - break handling 18 - line display 8 - discard output 19 - editing type 9 - padding 20 - echo mask 10 - line folding 21 - parity treatment 11 - speed 22 - page wait

Corresponding value of referenced X.3 parameter sent to remote PAD when connection is made. Valid range of parameter value depends on parameter.

Reference number of X.3 parameter sent to remote PAD when a connection is made to a PAD port in this node. Standard parameters and function are: 1 - PAD recall character 12 - data restraint out 2 - echo on/off 13 - insertion after 3 - forwarding, character 14 - padding 4 - forwarding, timer 15 - editing 5 - data restraint in 16 - character delete 6 - service signals 17 - line delete 7 - break handling 18 - line display 8 - discard output 19 - editing type 9 - padding 20 - echo mask 10 - line folding 21 - parity treatment 11 - speed 22 - page wait

Corresponding value of referenced X.3 parameter sent to remote PAD when connection is made. Valid range of parameter value depends on parameter.

Reference number of X.3 parameter sent to remote PAD when a connection is made to a PAD port in this node. Standard parameters and function are: 1 - PAD recall character 12 - data restraint out 2 - echo on/off 13 - insertion after 3 - forwarding, character 14 - padding 4 - forwarding, timer 15 - editing 5 - data restraint in 16 - character delete 6 - service signals 17 - line delete 7 - break handling 18 - line display 8 - discard output 19 - editing type 9 - padding 20 - echo mask 10 - line folding 21 - parity treatment 11 - speed 22 - page wait

Corresponding value of referenced X.3 parameter sent to remote PAD when connection is made. Valid range of parameter value depends on parameter.

Reference number of X.3 parameter sent to remote PAD when a connection is made to a PAD port in this node. Standard parameters and function are: 1 - PAD recall character 12 - data restraint out 2 - echo on/off 13 - insertion after 3 - forwarding, character 14 - padding 4 - forwarding, timer 15 - editing 5 - data restraint in 16 - character delete 6 - service signals 17 - line delete 7 - break handling 18 - line display 8 - discard output 19 - editing type 9 - padding 20 - echo mask 10 - line folding 21 - parity treatment 11 - speed 22 - page wait

Corresponding value of referenced X.3 parameter sent to remote PAD when connection is made. Valid range of parameter value depends on parameter.

Reference number of X.3 parameter sent to remote PAD when a connection is made to a PAD port in this node. Standard parameters and function are: 1 - PAD recall character 12 - data restraint out 2 - echo on/off 13 - insertion after 3 - forwarding, character 14 - padding 4 - forwarding, timer 15 - editing 5 - data restraint in 16 - character delete 6 - service signals 17 - line delete 7 - break handling 18 - line display 8 - discard output 19 - editing type 9 - padding 20 - echo mask 10 - line folding 21 - parity treatment 11 - speed 22 - page wait

Corresponding value of referenced X.3 parameter sent to remote PAD when connection is made. Valid range of parameter value depends on parameter.

Reference number of X.3 parameter sent to remote PAD when a connection is made to a PAD port in this node. Standard parameters and function are: 1 - PAD recall character 12 - data restraint out 2 - echo on/off 13 - insertion after 3 - forwarding, character 14 - padding 4 - forwarding, timer 15 - editing 5 - data restraint in 16 - character delete 6 - service signals 17 - line delete 7 - break handling 18 - line display 8 - discard output 19 - editing type 9 - padding 20 - echo mask 10 - line folding 21 - parity treatment 11 - speed 22 - page wait

Corresponding value of referenced X.3 parameter sent to remote PAD when connection is made. Valid range of parameter value depends on parameter.

Reference number of X.3 parameter sent to remote PAD when a connection is made to a PAD port in this node. Standard parameters and function are: 1 - PAD recall character 12 - data restraint out 2 - echo on/off 13 - insertion after 3 - forwarding, character 14 - padding 4 - forwarding, timer 15 - editing 5 - data restraint in 16 - character delete 6 - service signals 17 - line delete 7 - break handling 18 - line display 8 - discard output 19 - editing type 9 - padding 20 - echo mask 10 - line folding 21 - parity treatment 11 - speed 22 - page wait

Corresponding value of referenced X.3 parameter sent to remote PAD when connection is made. Valid range of parameter value depends on parameter.

Reference number of X.3 parameter sent to remote PAD when a connection is made to a PAD port in this node. Standard parameters and function are: 1 - PAD recall character 12 - data restraint out 2 - echo on/off 13 - insertion after 3 - forwarding, character 14 - padding 4 - forwarding, timer 15 - editing 5 - data restraint in 16 - character delete 6 - service signals 17 - line delete 7 - break handling 18 - line display 8 - discard output 19 - editing type 9 - padding 20 - echo mask 10 - line folding 21 - parity treatment 11 - speed 22 - page wait

Corresponding value of referenced X.3 parameter sent to remote PAD when connection is made. Valid range of parameter value depends on parameter.

Reference number of X.3 parameter sent to remote PAD when a connection is made to a PAD port in this node. Standard parameters and function are: 1 - PAD recall character 12 - data restraint out 2 - echo on/off 13 - insertion after 3 - forwarding, character 14 - padding 4 - forwarding, timer 15 - editing 5 - data restraint in 16 - character delete 6 - service signals 17 - line delete 7 - break handling 18 - line display 8 - discard output 19 - editing type 9 - padding 20 - echo mask 10 - line folding 21 - parity treatment 11 - speed 22 - page wait

Corresponding value of referenced X.3 parameter sent to remote PAD when connection is made. Valid range of parameter value depends on parameter.

Reference number of X.3 parameter sent to remote PAD when a connection is made to a PAD port in this node. Standard parameters and function are: 1 - PAD recall character 12 - data restraint out 2 - echo on/off 13 - insertion after 3 - forwarding, character 14 - padding 4 - forwarding, timer 15 - editing 5 - data restraint in 16 - character delete 6 - service signals 17 - line delete 7 - break handling 18 - line display 8 - discard output 19 - editing type 9 - padding 20 - echo mask 10 - line folding 21 - parity treatment 11 - speed 22 - page wait

Corresponding value of referenced X.3 parameter sent to remote PAD when connection is made. Valid range of parameter value depends on parameter.

Reference number of X.3 parameter sent to remote PAD when a connection is made to a PAD port in this node. Standard parameters and function are: 1 - PAD recall character 12 - data restraint out 2 - echo on/off 13 - insertion after 3 - forwarding, character 14 - padding 4 - forwarding, timer 15 - editing 5 - data restraint in 16 - character delete 6 - service signals 17 - line delete 7 - break handling 18 - line display 8 - discard output 19 - editing type 9 - padding 20 - echo mask 10 - line folding 21 - parity treatment 11 - speed 22 - page wait

Corresponding value of referenced X.3 parameter sent to remote PAD when connection is made. Valid range of parameter value depends on parameter.

Reference number of X.3 parameter sent to remote PAD when a connection is made to a PAD port in this node. Standard parameters and function are: 1 - PAD recall character 12 - data restraint out 2 - echo on/off 13 - insertion after 3 - forwarding, character 14 - padding 4 - forwarding, timer 15 - editing 5 - data restraint in 16 - character delete 6 - service signals 17 - line delete 7 - break handling 18 - line display 8 - discard output 19 - editing type 9 - padding 20 - echo mask 10 - line folding 21 - parity treatment 11 - speed 22 - page wait

Corresponding value of referenced X.3 parameter sent to remote PAD when connection is made. Valid range of parameter value depends on parameter.

Reference number of X.3 parameter sent to remote PAD when a connection is made to a PAD port in this node. Standard parameters and function are: 1 - PAD recall character 12 - data restraint out 2 - echo on/off 13 - insertion after 3 - forwarding, character 14 - padding 4 - forwarding, timer 15 - editing 5 - data restraint in 16 - character delete 6 - service signals 17 - line delete 7 - break handling 18 - line display 8 - discard output 19 - editing type 9 - padding 20 - echo mask 10 - line folding 21 - parity treatment 11 - speed 22 - page wait

Corresponding value of referenced X.3 parameter sent to remote PAD when connection is made. Valid range of parameter value depends on parameter.

Reference number of X.3 parameter sent to remote PAD when a connection is made to a PAD port in this node. Standard parameters and function are: 1 - PAD recall character 12 - data restraint out 2 - echo on/off 13 - insertion after 3 - forwarding, character 14 - padding 4 - forwarding, timer 15 - editing 5 - data restraint in 16 - character delete 6 - service signals 17 - line delete 7 - break handling 18 - line display 8 - discard output 19 - editing type 9 - padding 20 - echo mask 10 - line folding 21 - parity treatment 11 - speed 22 - page wait

Corresponding value of referenced X.3 parameter sent to remote PAD when connection is made. Valid range of parameter value depends on parameter.

Reference number of X.3 parameter sent to remote PAD when a connection is made to a PAD port in this node. Standard parameters and function are: 1 - PAD recall character 12 - data restraint out 2 - echo on/off 13 - insertion after 3 - forwarding, character 14 - padding 4 - forwarding, timer 15 - editing 5 - data restraint in 16 - character delete 6 - service signals 17 - line delete 7 - break handling 18 - line display 8 - discard output 19 - editing type 9 - padding 20 - echo mask 10 - line folding 21 - parity treatment 11 - speed 22 - page wait

Corresponding value of referenced X.3 parameter sent to remote PAD when connection is made. Valid range of parameter value depends on parameter.

Reference number of X.3 parameter sent to remote PAD when a connection is made to a PAD port in this node. Standard parameters and function are: 1 - PAD recall character 12 - data restraint out 2 - echo on/off 13 - insertion after 3 - forwarding, character 14 - padding 4 - forwarding, timer 15 - editing 5 - data restraint in 16 - character delete 6 - service signals 17 - line delete 7 - break handling 18 - line display 8 - discard output 19 - editing type 9 - padding 20 - echo mask 10 - line folding 21 - parity treatment 11 - speed 22 - page wait

Corresponding value of referenced X.3 parameter sent to remote PAD when connection is made. Valid range of parameter value depends on parameter.

Reference number of X.3 parameter sent to remote PAD when a connection is made to a PAD port in this node. Standard parameters and function are: 1 - PAD recall character 12 - data restraint out 2 - echo on/off 13 - insertion after 3 - forwarding, character 14 - padding 4 - forwarding, timer 15 - editing 5 - data restraint in 16 - character delete 6 - service signals 17 - line delete 7 - break handling 18 - line display 8 - discard output 19 - editing type 9 - padding 20 - echo mask 10 - line folding 21 - parity treatment 11 - speed 22 - page wait

Corresponding value of referenced X.3 parameter sent to remote PAD when connection is made. Valid range of parameter value depends on parameter.

All of the statistics parameters relevant to the Pad Port table.

A row of Pad Port statistics parameters.

Number of the port.

Status of the port: up - port is up and running. busyout - port has been busied out. disabled - port has been disabled. newvalDisabled : same functionality 'disabled', new new enumeration added RFC1155 compatibility. Enumeration: 'disabled': 0, 'newvalDisabled': 50, 'busyout': 2, 'up': 3.

Percentage of port bandwidth in use.

Percentage of port bandwidth in use.

The configured port speed.

Summary of the characters being received over the port.

Summary of the characters being sent over the port.

Summary of the characters being received over the port.

Summary of the characters being sent over the port.

Summary of the packets being sent over the port.

Summary of the packets being sent over the port.

Summary of the packets being sent over the port.

Summary of the packets being sent over the port.

Number of packets queued for output.

Number of Overrun errors since the last reset.

Number of Parity errors since the last reset.

Number of Framing errors since the last reset.

Status of the call on the specific port (Disconnect, Calling, Called, Clearing, Connected, Local Copy)

Current port state: x28 : The port is in Command mode. pad : The port is in Data mode. account : The port is waiting for the account name. password : The port is waiting for the password. newvalPad: same functionality as 'pad', new enumeration added for RFC1155 compatibility. na : Value not available. Enumeration: 'account': 3, 'na': 100, 'pad': 0, 'x28': 1, 'newvalPad': 50, 'password': 5.