Specifications

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ZlinkW Command Reference
Examples:
+ get log01
Copy the file "log01" from the paging terminal to
the office computer, and store it to a file of the
same name in the current directory of the office computer.
+ get \autoexec.bat autoexec.chk
Copy the file "autoexec.bat" from the
root directory (designated by the backslash "\") to
a file named "autoexec.chk" in the current directory of
the office computer.
ZlinkW “lastboot”
(Show when paging terminal last rebooted.)
The
lastboot command shows when the paging terminal was last rebooted. Whenever
the paging terminal reboots (re-starts) there will have been an interruption in paging
service. The paging terminal can reboot because of a power failure, someone issuing the
reboot command in ZlinkW, or someone turning the power switch on and off on the
paging terminal.
In version 310J0 and later software, the command will return a message including the
reason for the system reboot or restart. The last line in the following example shows this.
This line is posted to the “lastboot” file. It is also shown both by the ZlinkW lastboot
command and at the beginning of the next ZPAGE boot-up.
+ lastboot
Started at 23nov94 09:40:45a running V(zah310JJ) Nov 23 1994 08:29:44
Stopped at 23nov94 08:55:33a Program exited by operator command
ZlinkW “liu”
The liu command is used to display information on the Line Interface Units, or trunks, in
the paging terminal. It has several options that select the specific trunk information to
display.
Typing the line “
liu -?” will display a list of the options for the liu command. Some of
the options determine which subset of liu information will be displayed, while others
determine which subset of trunks will be displayed. More than one option can follow after
a dash (“-”), thus the line “
liu -sg” will activate both the -g and the -s options.
Caution! The “get” deletes and rewrites a file that already exists on the
office computer of the same name as <destination name>
without warning.
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