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RJE Configuration: Linkdata After you have selected a link name, NMMGR displays the RJE Configuration: Linkdata screen. (You can go directly to this screen from any screen by typing @RJE.linkname in the command window and pressing the [ENTER] key.) Here you enter information specific to the BSC protocol.Figure 4-2. RJE Configuration: Linkdata Screen Fields Path For display only. The NMMGR branch you are in. Physical Path Required. The address of the PSI. At system start-up time, this address is assigned according to the slot the PSI is in. The value you enter here is determined by one of these formulas. * If only one card cage is present: 4 X SlotNumber where X is the multiplication sign (not the character "X"), and SlotNumber is the number of the slot the PSI is in. Example: If the PSI is in slot 6, the Physical Pathis 24 (4 multiplied by 6). * If two card cages are present: PathNumber/(4 X SlotNumber) where (a) PathNumber is a number corresponding to the card cage the PSI is in: Card cage 0: PathNumber = 2 Card cage 1: PathNumber = 6 (b) / is the slash character (not the division sign), (c) the parentheses are used to set off an arithmetic formula (they are not entered as part of the Physical Path value), (d) X is the multiplication sign (not the character "X"), and (e) SlotNumber is the number of the slot, within the card cage, the PSI is in. Examples: If the PSI is in card cage 0, slot number 4, the Physical Path is 2/16 (PathNumber, slash character, 4 multiplied by 4). If the PSI is in card cage 1, slot number 3, the Physical Path is 6/12 (PathNumber, slash character, 4 multiplied by 3). Local ID Optional. ID sequence functions as a security check. Sequence To establish a connection, the HP 3000 sends its local ID sequence to the remote system. If the remote system is another HP 3000, it must have the local ID sequences of this HP 3000 configured in the RJE Configuration: RemoteID screen or it must have no ID sequences configured in the RJE Configuration: RemoteID screen. If the remote system is something other than an HP 3000, make sure the system is configured properly to accept your ID sequence. Within the context of RJE/XL, an ID sequence is a string of 15 ASCII characters that identifies a particular computer. Default: None Receive Timeout Required. The number of seconds RJE/XL will wait for communication before terminating the read mode. The timeout is set when an acknowledgement is sent to the remote system. Return communication is expected from the remote system in the form of text, or an EOT or TTD character. If 0 is specified, no timeout occurs. If a timeout occurs, the batch job terminates and RJE/XL displays a CS ERROR 209 message on the system console. In session mode when the timeout occurs, an error message is issued. The WAIT parameter of the RJOUT, RJLIST, and RJPUNCH commands will override the Receive Timeout setting. Range: 0, 20-1800 (integer) Default: 20 Local Timeout Required. The link driver waits a specific amount of time for PSI card activity before informing RJE/XL that the PSI is down and the link driver is going down. Additionally, the PSI card waits a specific amount of time for the link driver activity before bringing down the link and reporting a failure. This avoids unnecessary use of dial-up lines, avoiding excessive phone charges. (Note that since no driver activity is taking place, the driver probably will not receive the failure notice.) In leased line operation, the local timeout is disabled. If 0 is specified, no timeout occurs. Range: 0,30-900 (integer) Default: 30 Connect Timeout Required. The number of seconds the link level software will wait for the DSR signal to be enabled after enabling the DTR signal, before closing the link. This includes time waiting for either the autodialer or the operator to dial the remote phone number. If 0 is specified, no timeout occurs. Range: 0, 30-900 (integer) Default: 900 Response Required. The number of seconds the link level software Timeout will wait for a textblock acknowledgement before transmitting an ENQ to request the last acknowledgement. This value should account for both textblock transmission and textblock processing time. Range: 2-255 (integer) Default: 3 Number of Error Required. The total number of times a textblock or Retries control sequence will be retransmitted due to lack of an acknowledgement or a recoverable error. If this number is exceeded, it is assumed that the remote station is not responding. Range: 1-255 (integer) Default: 7 Transmission Required. The line transmission speed (bits per Speed second). This value is overridden by the modem, if one is used. Even if you are using a modem, the correct speed must be configured. For leased line, the speed must be supported by the cable. Values: 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, 38400, 56000, and 64000 (integer) Default: 1200. Line Type Required. This value is used to determine if the communications line is dial or leased. A 0 indicates a dial line and a 1 indicates a leased line. Range: 0,1 Default: 0 Transmission Required. The line transmission mode. A 0 indicates Mode half duplex (switched carrier) and a 1 indicates full duplex (constant carrier). The value must agree with the host system's configuration and with the characteristics of the communication line. Range: 0,1 Default: 0
NOTE In RJE/V a 1 indicates half duplex and a 0 indicates full duplex. Note that it is the reverse for RJE/XL.
File For display only. The name of the configuration file. Once you have entered the link data, press [f6], the Update Data key. Press [f1], the Go To Phone key, to get to the next screen, RJE Configuration: Phonedat.
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