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TCP/IP AX3000 User's Manual 69

3.4.1), the "Login Script" parameter is used to enter the script commands.

Note: if the "Script Login" parameter is not present, then either the AX3000

hardware is too old (only 2Kb of NVRAM) or the "SRI" firmware option is not

loaded.

The login script is a character string with the following characteristics:

- Maximum 60 characters.

- The string is composed of tokens. The NULL character (encoded by \00)

is used as a token-separator. A string must contain an even number of

tokens.

- Any character except a NULL can compose a token.

- A string can contain as many tokens as needed.

- Odd tokens are characters expected by the AX3000.

- Even tokens are characters sent by the AX3000 after the expected token

has been received.

A login script looks like:

aaaaaa\00bbbbbb\00cccccc\00ddddddd

b) Example

With the following script:

When the session is opened (<Alt><Fx>), the AX3000 acts as:

- Waiting for "login:".

- After "login:" has been received, the AX3000 sends "root"+<CR>.

Note: as for the programmable keys, ASCII codes lower than 20h can be

entered as '\xx' (where xx is the hexadecimal value of the ASCII code.

Examples: Escape is \1B and <CR> is \0D.

- Waiting for "password:".

- After "password:" has been received, the AX3000 sends "mypwd"+<CR>.

Note: Whilst a login script is running, the AX3000 keyboard is locked. In the

event of a problem (wrong expected token), press <Esc> to skip the login script

and to unlock the keyboard.