Installation guide

cdp

In the next example, the system sets the starting unit number

for the ﬁrst dua device in the system to the number 10. In

increasing increments of 1, each subsequent dua device is also

assigned a new unit number.

>>> cdp dua* -su 10

pua0.0.0.0.0 ALPHA0 0411214901371 2 10 $2$DIA10

pua0.1.0.0.0 ALPHA1 0411214901506 2 11 $2$DIA11

pua0.2.0.0.0 ALPHA2 041122A001625 2 12 $2$DIA12

pua0.3.0.0.0 ALPHA3 0411214901286 2 13 $2$DIA13

>>>

In the next example, the node name for all DSSI devices in the

system is set to RFhscn using the default naming scheme (see

the description of the -sn ﬂag).

>>> cdp -sn

pua0.0.0.0.0 RF0000 0411214901371 2 10 $2$DIA10

pua0.1.0.0.0 RF0001 0411214901506 2 11 $2$DIA11

pua0.2.0.0.0 RF0002 041122A001625 2 12 $2$DIA12

pua0.3.0.0.0 RF0003 0411214901286 2 13 $2$DIA13

>>>

In the next example, interactive editing mode is requested for

the drive dua13, or RF0003 from the previous example. In

the interaction that follows, the user sets the node name to

ALPHA13, the allocation class to 1, and the unit number to 5.

>>> cdp -i dua13

pua13.3.0.0.0:

Node Name [RF0003]? ALPHA13

Allocation Class [2]? 1

Unit Number [13]? 5

>>>

Reference

Setting and Examining Parameters for DSSI Devices in

Chapter 6

Console Commands 3–9