RESET SI[C] [ Troubleshooting Terminal, Printer, and Serial Device Connections ] MPE/iX 5.0 Documentation
Troubleshooting Terminal, Printer, and Serial Device Connections
RESET SI[C]
Resets all ports of a specific Serial Interface Card in a specific DTC.
Security level: 2.
Syntax
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|SI[C] dtcnum, cardnum |
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Parameters
dtcnum
Number of the DTC to which the device is connected. This is the number
TermDSM associates with this DTC.
cardnum
Number of the interface card within the DTC to which the device is
connected. The cards are numbered from zero beginning at the bottom of
the DTC.
Range: 0 - 5.
Description
When the subcommand is entered, all ports of the card are reset. When
the reset completes, the following will be displayed:
SIC SIC type SIC selftest status Ports (Good or x:bad)
--- ------------------- ------------------- ---------------------
n type status pppp pppp
where:
n
Number of the interface card within the DTC.
type
The type of card in the slot. These are the possible values and their
meanings:
RS-232 Direct RS-232-C direct connect card
RS-232 Modem modem card
RS-422 Direct RSno2cardrintthenslot card
(not installed)
status
The results of the card selftest. These are the possible values and
their meanings:
OK selftest passed
MAIN CIRCUITRY BAD card hardware failure
ROM CRC BAD ROfailureaonwall ports
PORTP0RBADBAD failure on port zero (other ports may also have failed)
SOME PORTS BAD failure on more than one port but not all (port zero okay)
pppp pppp
The number of ports on the card is shown by the number of characters in
this string. Six characters represents a modem card. Eight characters
represents a direct connect card. A G means the port is good; an x
means that the port is bad.
The reset prompt will then be displayed and you can enter another
RESETsubcommand.
This subcommand should also be used when resets of a particular port on
an SIC have been unsuccessful. If the reset of the card is also
unsuccessful, consider using the DTC subcommand to reset the entire DTC.
Example
(reset)
Ldev #
POrt #,#,#
SIc #,# (multiplexer card in DTC)
DTc # (carriage return to exit) ?SI 3,2
SIC SIC type SIC selftest status Ports (Good or x:bad)
--- ------------------- ------------------- ---------------------
2 RS-232 Modem OK GGGG GG
(reset)
Ldev #
POrt #,#,#
SIc #,# (multiplexer card in DTC)
DTc #
(carriage return to exit) ?
The SIC subcommand above resets all ports on the third card of DTC number
three. (Remember that cards are numbered starting with zero.) The
selftest of the card (a modem card) passed.
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