AM3270 and TR3271 Configuration and Management Manual

SCF Interface to AM3270 and TR3271
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Examples of the STATUS Command
DA
is the device address of the connected TR3271 subdevice. This field applies to
PTP subdevices only.
Examples of the STATUS Command
The following command displays the status of the subdevice $AM3270.#TERM1:
STATUS SU $AM3270.#TERM1
The following command displays the status of the line $AM3270:
STATUS LINE $AM3270
The following command displays the detailed status of the line $AM3270:
STATUS LINE $AM3270,DETAIL
The following command displays the detailed status of the subdevices in the
STOPPED state on the line $AM3270:
STATUS LINE $AM3270, 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 and ORDERLY options 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, subdevices are stopped before lines 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 another 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 an AM3270 PTP subdevice connected to a
TR3271 PTP subdevice.