AMT-70/AMT-73/AMT-75 Installation and Operation
5.8.3 Scheduling Periodic Commands
The user interface allows for the scheduling of commands at specific short interval of time.
The command every is used for this function:
# every [period] [explicit command]
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The [period] is the time interval used to define the periodic interval used to schedule the command.
The value can be between 2 - 60 seconds. The explicit command is defined as the command and
parameters.
# every 5 rber
=> every 5 rber
rber
RBER = UNLOCKED
=> rrber
rber
RBER = UNLOCKED
(CTRL-C)
Command scheduling stopped.
Figure 28: Scheduling monotonic commands
When the command is scheduled, the user interface is not available for scheduling other commands. In
order to stop the command scheduling, the character CTRL-C must be used to terminate the
command.
The format of the input lines are defined as follow;
[Command] Command to be executed
[Comment line] Start with “#”; all remaining characters are ignored.
[Space line] Ignored
5.9 Configuring the RS-485 Port
The RS-485 management port is on modem back panel at location P7 (AMT-70) or J13 (AMT-73L) cal
setup of this port is configured using the CLI command set below;
Figure 2 : CLI Command Set for RS-485. 9
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Command Description
mcadd [addr] Sets the M&C address of the RS485 port in client mode.
The range of valid addresses for is 000-255 for any protocol.
The address <000> means the RS-485 port is a non-addressable.
The addresses <001-255> must uniquely be set for each modem connected to the RS-485 bus.
Leading zeros are not required when entering the address.
mccontrol [option] MCCONTROL [ COMMAND | PACKET | NONE ]
The parameters are described in Error! Reference source not found..
mcspeed [value] Set the port speed; Valid values are 4800, 9600, 19200, 28800, 38400, 57600, 115200.
mcparity [parity] Sets the port parity; the values are ODD, EVEN, NONE
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