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Chapter 8, Programming The Call Processing Subsystem
Programming The CALL BIT Screen
Example of Querying A Single Field
OUTPUT 714;"CALLP:AMPS:MESS ’SPC WORD1’"
OUTPUT 714;"CALLP:AMPS:SPOM1:SID?"
ENTER 714;Sid$
PRINT Sid$
Example Printout
"00000001110011"
Querying Multiple Fields With Single OUTPUT/ENTER
When multiple querries are combined into one command string the Test Set
responds by sending one response message containing individual response
message units separated by a response message unit separator (;).
Example of Multiple Querries Combined Into One Command String
OUTPUT 714;"CALLP:AMPS:MESS ’SPC WORD1’"
OUTPUT 714;"CALLP:AMPS:SPOM1:DCC?;SID?;OHD?"
ENTER 714;Message$
PRINT Message$
Printed Test Set Response Message
"01";"00000001110011";"110"
In order to read individual response message units into individual string variables
combined into one ENTER statement the programming language used must
recognize the response message unit separator (;) as an entry terminator for each
string in the input list. If the programming language used cannot recognize the
response message unit separator (;) as an entry terminator then the response
message must be read into one string and individual responses parsed out.
NCH ASN NCAMessage | NCHA
NMS FVC NFVMessage | NFVC
MRI MES MRIMessage | NRMI
WNHO MES WNHMessage
NHO MES NHOMessage
Table 49 CALL BIT Screen Signaling Message Names (Continued)
Message Message Name