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ZlinkW Command Reference
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ZlinkW “page”
Sending a test page using the page command starts a page that will repeat a specified
number of times at a specified interval or repeat rate. Options for the
page command
include setting the number of times the test page will be repeated, which is independent of
any repeats set within the subscriber record. The interval between repeats may also be
specified, as can the page's priority, and the display or voice message used with the page.
More than one test page may be active at any given time, however there may be only one
test page for each subscriber ID.
The pager that is to receive the test page must have a subscriber record defining it, the
page command uses the subscriber record to generate the test page. The subscriber ID
may be entered with or without a hyphen (“-”) and need not have leading zeros. Thus
“
page 0-004”, “page 0004”, and “page 4” all refer to subscriber ID four. However
the form in which the subscriber ID is entered will affect the default display message.
The simplest example of starting a test page is just the command line “
page 999999”,
where the “
9999999” is the subscriber ID for pager to get a test page. Once the test page
is started ZlinkW is available for further commands. You may issue more test pages or
other ZlinkW commands, or quit ZlinkW. The test page will repeat until it is “killed” by a
ZlinkW command, or until it “counts out” after reaching the specified number of repeats.
In either case a message is posted in the log file stating the reasons the test page stopped
repeating. To stop a test page before it counts out you can type “
page 999999 -k”,
again the “
999999” is the subscriber ID of the test page you wish to “kill”.
Figure 59: Switches for the “page” Command
+ page -?
PAGE - Send a test page
Usage : PAGE sub_ID (option switches)
sub_ID is the Zbase subscriber to page. Dashes within the ID number are OK.
(option switches) are :
-k Kill test page
-a<num> Align page times
-c append Counter to msg False
-d<str> set Display message <subscriber ID>
-v<str> select Voicefile <voice_test>
-t Timestamp with age False
-r<num> set number of Repeats
-i<num> set repeat time Interval, in minutes
-p<c> set page Priority
-f<num> set page Function code
Note The loadcard, offline, online, and handles commands are not yet
implemented. Do not use these commands.