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Chapter 5 - Use of the SETUP Menu
SNMP Access Gateway User’s Manual - v1.0 -- 11/99 - Page 21
5.7.2 - Operational Settings
Selecting the Menu Letter of this option presents the following submenu for setting several general operational
settings of the SNMP Access Gateway.
Setup: General Settings: Operational Settings
A. Escape Character [27]
B. Console Mode [N]
C. Strip Pass-through LFs sent to Device on I/O Port 1 [N]
D. Strip Pass-through LFs sent to Device on I/O Port 2 [N]
E. Strip Pass-through LFs received from Device on I/O Port 1 [N]
F. Strip Pass-through LFs received from Device on I/O Port 2 [N]
Escape Character - This is the ASCII value of the ESCAPE character used to exit Pass-Through mode. This value is
required to be pressed three times in Pass-Through mode to escape this mode back to the main login menu.
Console Mode - This setting indicates whether the serial ports of the SNMP Access Gateway should be independent
inputs or whether the should operate jointly as a transparent pass-through connection (what goes in one port comes
out the over and vice versa) for inline transparent monitoring of alarm messages.
Strip Pass-through LFs - Settings C through F strip linefeeds being sent to or received from the devices connected to
I/O’s 1 and 2, respectively. Some devices were found that didn’t tolerate linefeeds being sent to them. And
sometimes, linefeeds being received from the devices were not tolerated by the telnet client being used. Therefore,
these options have been added to handle these situations.
5.7.3 - Character Mask
Selecting the Menu Letter of this option presents the following submenu for setting the serial input character mask.
By customizing this selection you can screen out specified characters from the serial input stream. The numbers
shown in the display indicate the characters which are allowed, displayed as their ASCII values.
Setup: General Settings: Character Mask
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A. Mask Enabled [Y]
B.
Default Mask
C. Add a Character
D. Delete a Character
E. Enter Mask Specification
Selection?
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