AM3270 and TR3271 Configuration and Management Manual

SCF Interface to AM3270 and TR3271
AM3270 and TR3271 Configuration and Management Manual—529993-001
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Examples of the STATUS Command
Examples of the STATUS Command
The following command displays the status of the subdevice $TR3271.#TERM1:
STATUS SU $TR3271.#TERM1
The following command displays the status of the line $TR3271:
STATUS LINE $TR3271
The following command displays the detailed status of the line $TR3271:
STATUS LINE $TR3271,DETAIL
The following command displays the detailed status of the subdevices in the
STOPPED state on the line $TR3271:
STATUS LINE $TR3271, SUB ONLY, SEL STOPPED
STOP Command
The STOP command terminates the activity of an object in a normal manner. Upon the
successful completion of the STOP command, the target object is left in the STOPPED
summary state. This is a sensitive command.
Considerations for the STOP Command
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The SEL option and ORDERLY option are not supported.
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Wild cards are not supported at the subdevice level.
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If the SUB option is used, SU objects are stopped before LINE objects are
stopped.
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A LINE object cannot be stopped if an opener exists for any SU object on the line
or if a subdevice is not in the STOPPED state.
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For a PTP subdevice, you should execute a STATUS command first to determine if
the subdevice is connected to an AM3270 PTP subdevice. If there is an existing
connection, you should issue a DISCONNECT command to break the connection.
Otherwise, a STOP command does not work.
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The STOP command is rejected for a TR3271 PTP subdevice connected to an
AM3270 PTP subdevice.
Command Syntax for the STOP Command
The STOP command has the following syntax:
STOP [ / OUT file-spec / ] [ LINE line-name | SU su-name ]
[ , SUB [ ONLY | ALL | NONE ]