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CAMPS SUPERVISOR OPERATION MANUAL …02… Issue 3…02… CAMPS
3.2.12.1 System Parameter Control Menu (SYPC) (cont'd)
If you have selected
SYPC, the System
Parameter Control
Menu is presented
on the VDU screen.
Refer to Figure
3.2.12.1-1.
1 On keyboard, press the Refer to Figure
3.2.12.1-2.a.
program function key F1 Pressing the F1-key
informs the system
that the next instruction
is a "command".
NOTE: Some of the commands
in the SYPC menu must be
followed by a parameter
and protected commands
must be accompanied
by the permissive
entry code (PEC), too.
2 Select one of the following
options:
PPPC, PEC Print/Punch Parameter
Control
CHPC, PEC Channel Parameter
Control
ACPC, PEC ACP 127 Parameter
Control
MDPC, PEC Message Distribution
Parameter Control
SDPC, PEC Special Distribution
Parameter Control
CION, PEC Set Crisis Indicator
ON
CIOF, PEC Set Crisis Indicator
OFF
SQHT, TD, PEC Set Quiet Hours
Terminal
SQHO, PEC Set Quiet Hours
OFF
FLQT, NN, PEC Set Flash Queue
Timeout
LGCL Close Log CIF
DRIC, PEC CAMPS De RI Control
STON Statistics Print
On
STOF Statistics Prin
Off
3.2.12.1 System Parameter Control Menu (SYPC) (cont'd)
3 On keyboard, enter the Commas or spaces
are used as
command, possible parameter, separators.
and possible PEC.
4 Press ENTER key. Refer to Figure
3.2.12.1-4.a.
If invalid command,
parameter or PEC
are entered, an
error message appears
in the response
line together with
the system parameter
control menu format.
Refer to Figure
3.2.12.1-3.a.
You must re-enter
valid command, parameter
or PEC.
For further error
explanation, proceed
to the error messages
and error handling
section.
5 When all entries are valid,
proceed to the section which
corresponds to the selected
function.
3.2.12.2 Print/Punch Parameter Control (PPPC) (cont'd)
If you have selected
PPPC, the PRINT/PUNCH
PARAMETER CONTROL
format is presented
on the VDU screen.
Refer to Figure
3.2.12.2-1.
1 Observe that the system Refer to Figure
3.2.12.2-1.a.
outputs an identity in
the field TRANSACTION ID.
2 NOTE that all entries in After validation,
if
the format are mandatory. mandatory entry
is forgotten, error
message 110 (syntax
error) appears on
a level with the
field in question.
3 If you do not wish to
change a specified entry,
in the
LINES PER PAGE items,
proceed to step 5.
4 On keyboard, enter the Refer to Figure
3.2.12-2-1.b.
numbers. It defines the number
of lines per page
for MSP and LSP,
respectively.
The number must
be in the range
1-99.
5 If you do not wish to
change a specified entry,
in the
LINES BETWEEN PAGES items,
proceed to step 7.
6 On keyboard, enter the Refer to Figure
3.2.12.2-1.c.
number. It defines the number
of lines between
pages for MSP and
LSP, respectively.
The number must
be in the range
1-99.
3.2.12.2 Print/Punch Parameter Control (PPPC) (cont'd)
7 If you do not wish to
change a specified entry,
in the
DELAY TIME items,
proceed to step 9.
8 On keyboard, enter the Refer to Figure
3.2.12.2-3.a.
delay time. It defines the seconds
it is allowed to
delay a message
of flash-precedence
for the devices
before writing out
must take place.
You must enter one
of the following
possibilities:
5, 10, 15, 20, 25,
30.
9 VALIDATION Refer to Figure
3.2.12.2-4.a.
On keyboard, depress the
ENTER key, and the system
will validate all data
entries.
10 Observe that PLEASE ENTER After successful
validation
YOUR CONFIRMATION-CODE you are prompted
for the
appears on the screen. confirmation code
to activate the
required update.
If you do not wish
to confirm the transaction,
press Special Function
key F11-CANCEL which
will clear the VDU
screen and you will
be able to start
a new transaction.
Refer to Figure
3.2.12.2-4.b.
All data-fields
will contain the
same information
as before the transaction
was started.
11 On keyboard, enter the
confirmation code, CC.
3.2.12.2 Print/Punch Parameter Control (PPPC) (cont'd)
12 Press ENTER key. If an invalid confirmation
code is entered,
ILLEGAL CONFIRMATION
CODE will be displayed
in the response
line.
You must re-enter
valid confirmation
code.
The system will
continue by asking
you for the confirmation-code
until you have entered
the valid confirmation-code
or used the Special
Function key F11-CANCEL.
13 Command Completion Report If the system accepts
the confirmation
code, a message
will be sent to
your REPORT PRINTER,
informing you that
the command has
been executed, and
the VDU will display
the System Parameter
Control menu.
For further report
explanation, proceed
to the reports and
report handling
section.
3.2.12.3 Channel Parameter Control (CHPC) (cont'd)
If you have selected
CHPC, the CHANNEL
PARAMETER CONTROL
format is presented
on the VDU screen.
Refer to Figure
3.2.12.3-1.
1 Observe that the system Refer to Figure
3.2.12.3-1.a.
outputs an identity in
the field TRANSACTION ID.
2 NOTE that all entries in After validation,
if
the format are mandatory. mandatory entry
is forgotten, error
message 110 (syntax
error) appears on
a level with the
field in question.
3 If you do not wish to
change a specified entry,
in the CHANNEL
CHECK TO TRC item,
proceed to step 5.
4 On keyboard, enter the Refer to Figure
3.2.12.3-1.b.
minutes. It defines the number
of minutes between
sending a self-addressed
channel check to
TRP (Tape relay
center. You must
enter one of the
following possibilities:
0, 30, 60.
5 If you do not wish to
change a specified entry,
in the CHANNEL CONTINUITY
MESSAGES TO NICS-TARE item,
proceed to step 7.
3.2.12.3 Channel Parameter Control (CHPC) (cont'd)
6 On keyboard, enter the Refer to Figure
3.2.12.3-3.a.
number. It defines the number
of minutes between
sending a channel
continuity message
to NICS-TARE. You
must enter either
0 or 5.
7 If you do not wish to
change a specified entry,
in the CHANNEL CONTINUITY
MESSAGES FROM NICS-TARE item,
proceed to step 9.
8 On keyboard, Y (Yes) or Refer to Figure
3.2.12.3-3.b.
N (No). You must enter either
Y (Yes) or N (No).
If you select Y,
you can expect channel
continuity message
from NICS-TARE every
6 minutes.
9 If you do not wish to
change a specified entry,
in the
SERVICE MESSAGES item,
proceed to step 11.
10 On keyboard, Y (Yes) or Refer to Figure
3.2.12.3-3.c.
N (No). You must enter either
Y (Yes) or N (No).
If you select Y,
service message
will be generated
if more than 140
unbroken identical
characters are received
from TRC.
3.2.12.3 Channel Parameter Control (CHPC) (cont'd)
11 If you do not wish to
change a specified entry,
in the FLASH
MESSAGE item,
proceed to step 13.
12 On keyboard, enter the Refer to Figure
3.2.12.3-5.a.
delay time. You must enter one
of the following
possibilities: 2,
4, 6, 8, 10, 12,
14, 16, 18, 20.
You can expect flash-message
receipt within the
number of minutes
you select.
13 If you do not wish to
change a specified entry,
in the CHANNEL CHECK
TO SCARS/CCIS item,
proceed to step 15.
14 On keyboard, enter the Refer to Figure
3.2.12.3-5.b.
minutes. It defines the number
of minutes between
sending a channel
check to SCARS/
CCIS. You must enter
one of the following
possibilities: 0,
300, 600, 900,
1200, 1500, 1800
15 If you do not wish to
change a specified entry,
in the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
FROM SCARS/CCIS item,
proceed to step 17.
3.2.12.3 Channel Parameter Control (CHPC) (cont'd)
16 On keyboard, enter the Refer to Figure
3.2.12.3-7.a.
seconds. You must enter one
of the following
possibilities: 0,
5, 10, 15, 20 .....985,
990, 995. You can
expect transaction
acknowledgement
from SCARS/CCIS
within the number
of minutes you select.
17 If you do not wish to
change a specified entry,
in the NO. OF
RETRANSMISSIONS item,
proceed to step 19.
18 On keyboard, enter the Refer to Figure
3.2.12.3-7.b.
NUMBER. It defines the number
of retransmissions
to SCARS/CCIS. You
must enter one of
the following possibilities:
1, 2, 3, 4, 5.
19 If you do not wish to
change a specified entry,
in the DELAY FOR
PREEMPTION item,
proceed to step 21.
20 On keyboard, enter the Refer to Figure
3.2.12.3-7.c.
seconds. You must enter one
of the following
possibilities: 0,
5, 10, 15, 20, 25,
30. It defines the
seconds it is allowed
to delay the channels
for flash-precedence
messages.
21 VALIDATION Refer to Figure
3.2.12.3-8.a.
On keyboard, depress the
ENTER key, and the system
will validate all data
entries.
3.2.12.3 Channel Parameter Control (CHPC) (cont'd)
22 Observe that PLEASE ENTER After successful
validation
YOUR CONFIRMATION-CODE you are prompted
for the
appears on the screen. confirmation code
to activate the
required update.
If you do not wish
to confirm the transaction,
press Special Function
key F11-CANCEL which
will clear the VDU
screen and you will
be able to start
a new transaction.
Refer to Figure
3.2.12.3-10.a.
All data-fields
will contain the
same information
as before the transaction
was started.
23 On keyboard, enter the
confirmation code, CC.
24 Press ENTER key. Refer to Figure
3.2.12.3-10.b.
If an invalid confirmation
code is entered,
an ILLEGAL CONFIRMATION
CODE is displayed
in the response
line.
You must re-enter
valid confirmation
code.
The system will
continue by asking
you for the confirmation-code
until you have entered
the valid confirmation-code
or used the Special
Function key F11-CANCEL.
3.2.12.3 Channel Parameter Control (CHPC) (cont'd)
25 Command Completion Report If the system accepts
the confirmation
code, a message
will be sent to
your REPORT PRINTER,
informing you that
the command has
been executed, and
the VDU will display
the System Parameter
Control menu.
For further report
explanation, proceed
to the reports and
report handling
section.
3.2.12.4 ACP 127 Parameter Control (ACPC) (cont'd)
If you have selected
ACPC, the ACP 127
PARAMETER CONTROL
format is presented
on the VDU screen.
Refer to Figure
3.2.12.4-1.
1 Observe that the system Refer to Figure
3.2.12.4-1.a.
outputs an identity in
the field TRANSACTION ID.
2 NOTE that all entries in After validation,
if
the format are mandatory. mandatory entry
is forgotten, error
message 110 (syntax
error) appears on
a level with the
field in question.
3 If you do not wish to
change a specified entry,
in the SPACES item,
proceed to step 5.
4 On keyboard, Y (Yes) or Refer to Figure
3.2.12.4-1.b.
N (No). If you enter Y,
you specify that
5 spaces are used
instead of 18 spaces
in format line 1
for outgoing messages.
5 If you do not wish to
change a specified entry,
in the ROUTING INDICATOR
item,proceed to step 7.
3.2.12.4 ACP 127 Parameter Control (ACPC) (cont'd)
6 On keyboard, enter Y (Yes) Refer to Figure
3.2.12.4-3.a.
or N (No). If you enter Y,
you specify
that format line
2(A) must contain
R series RI only
and format line
2(B) U series RI
only instead of
both R and U series
RIs in format line
2.
7 If you do not wish to
change a specified entry,
in the ZGC item,
proceed to step 9.
8 On keyboard, Y (Yes) or Refer to Figure
3.2.12.4-3.b.
N (No). If you enter Y,
you specify that
acknowledgement
is not required
by FLASH MESSAGE.
9 If you do not wish to
change a specified entry
in the YEAR item,
proceed to step 11.
10 On keyboard, Y (Yes) or Refer to Figure
3.2.12.4-3.c.
N (No). If you enter Y,
you specify that
the year must be
inserted after month
as part of the date
time group (DTG),
in format line 5,
for outgoing ACP
127 messages.
3.2.12.4 ACP 127 Parameter Control (ACPC) (cont'd)
11 If you do not wish to
change a specified entry,
in the TIME ZONE item,
proceed to step 13.
12 On keyboard, enter the Refer to Figure
3.2.12.4-5.a.
TIME ZONE. It specifies which
zone time letter
to be used for outgoing
messages.
13 VALIDATION Refer to Figure
3.2.12.4-6.a.
On keyboard, depress the
ENTER key, and the system
will validate all data
entries.
14 Observe that PLEASE ENTER After successful
validation
YOUR CONFIRMATION CODE you are prompted
for the
appears on the screen. confirmation code
to activate the
required update.
If you do not wish
to confirm the transaction,
press Special Function
key F11-CANCEL which
will clear the VDU
screen and you will
be able to start
a new transaction.
Refer to Figure
3.2.12-4-6.b.
All data-fields
will contain the
same information
as before the transaction
was started.
15 On keyboard, enter the
confirmation code, CC.
3.2.12.4 ACP 127 Parameter Control (ACPC) (cont'd)
16 Press ENTER key. Refer to Figure
3.2.12.4-8.a.
If an invalid confirmation
code is entered,
ILLEGAL CONFIRMATION
CODE is displayed
in the response
line.
You must re-enter
valid confirmation
code.
The system will
continue by asking
you for the confirmation-code
until you have entered
the valid confirmation-code
or used the Special
Function key F11-CANCEL.
17 Command Completion Report If the system accepts
the confirmation
code, a message
will be sent to
your REPORT PRINTER,
informing you that
the command has
been executed, and
the VDU will display
the System Parameter
Control menu.
For further report
explanation, proceed
to the reports and
report handling
section.
3.2.12.5 Message Distribution Parameter Control (MDPC)
(Cont'd)
If you have selected
MDPC, the MDCO PARAMETER
CONTROL format is
presented on the
VDU screen. Refer
to Figure 3.2.12.5-1.
1 Observe that the system Refer to Figure
3.2.12.5-1.a.
outputs an identity in
the field TRANSACTION ID.
2 The ALL INCOMING
MESSAGES is an optional
entry item. If you do not
wish to define this entry,
proceed to step 4.
3 On keyboard, enter Y (Yes) Refer to Figure
3.2.12.5-1.b.
or N (No).
You can enter either
Y (Yes) or N (No).
If you select Y,
all incoming messages
will be routed to
the MDCO.
4 The ALL OF CLASSIFICATION
is an optional
entry item. If you do not
wish to define this entry,
proceed to step 6.
5 On keyboard, enter the Refer to Figure
3.2.12.5-1.c.
CLASSIFICATION
Incoming messages
with classifications
as you specify here
will be routed to
the MDCO.
3.2.12.5 Message Distribution Parameter Control (MDPC)
(Cont'd)
You can make use
of:
UU - NATO Unclassified
RR - NATO Restricted
CC - NATO Confidential
SS - NATO Secret
TT - Cosmic Top
Secret
6 VALIDATION Refer to Figure
3.2.12.5-4.a.
On keyboard, depress the
ENTER key, and the system
will validate all data
entries.
7 Observe that PLEASE ENTER After successful
validation
YOUR CONFIRMATION-CODE you are prompted
for the
appears on the screen. confirmation code
to activate the
required update.
If you do not wish
to confirm the transaction,
press Special Function
key F11-CANCEL which
will clear the VDU
screen and you will
be able to start
a new transaction.
Refer to Figure
3.2.12.5-4.b.
All data-fields
will contain the
same information
as before the transaction
was started.
8 On keyboard, enter the
confirmation code, CC.
3.2.12.5 Message Distribution Parameter Control (MDPC)
(Cont'd)
9 Press ENTER key. Refer to Figure
3.2.12.5-6.a. If
an
invalid
confirmation
code
is
entered,
ILLEGAL
CONFIRMATION
CODE
will
be
displayed
in
the
response
line.
You must re-enter
valid confirmation
code.
The system will
continue by asking
you for the confirmation-code
until you have entered
the valid confirmation-code
or used the Special
Function key F11-CANCEL.
10 Command Completion Report If the system accepts
the confirmation
code, a message
will be sent to
your REPORT PRINTER,
informing you that
the command has
been executed, and
the VDU will display
the System Parameter
Control menu.
For further report
explanation, proceed
to the reports and
report handling
section.
3.2.12.6 Special Distribution Parameter Control (SDPC)
(cont'd)
If you have selected
SDPC, the SPECIAL
DISTRIBUTION PARAMETER
CONTROL format is
presented on the
VDU screen. Refer
to Figure 3.2.12.6-1.
1 Observe that the system Refer to Figure
3.2.12.6-1.a.
outputs an identity in
the field TRANSACTION ID.
2 NOTE that all entries in After validation,
if
the format are mandatory. mandatory entry
is forgotten, error
message 110 (syntax
error) appears on
a level with the
field in question.
3 If you do not wish to
change a specified entry,
in the DD FOR PAPERTAPE
READER item,
proceed to step 5.
4 On keyboard, enter the Refer to Figure
3.2.12.6-1.b.
DD. It defines the designator
dedicated to crypto
input. The device
specified must be
of the type PTR,
and the classfication
specified in the
corresponding device
profile must be
Cosmic Top Secret
(TT).
5 If you do not wish to
change a specified entry,
in the DD FOR PAPERTAPE
PUNCH item, proceed to
step 7.
3.2.12.6 Special Distribution Parameter Control (SDPC)
(cont'd)
6 On keyboard, enter the Refer to Figure
3.2.12.6-3.a.
DD. It defines the designator
dedicated to crypto
output. The device
specified must be
of the type PTP,
and the classfication
specified in the
corresponding device
profile must be
Cosmic Top Secret
(TT).
7 If you do not wish to
change a specified entry,
in the ATOMAL DD item,
proceed to step 9.
8 On keyboard, enter the Refer to Figure
3.2.12.6-3.b.
DD. It defines the designator
unique to a print
device, for which
messages of special
handling catagory
ATOMAL must be printed.
The classification
specified in the
corresponding device
profile must be
Cosmic Top Secret
(TT). The designator
must not be specified
in the print control.
9 VALIDATION Refer to Figure
3.2.12.6-4.a.
On keyboard, depress the
ENTER key, and the system
will validate all data
entries.
10 Observe that PLEASE ENTER After successful
validation
YOUR CONFIRMATION-CODE you are prompted
for the
appears on the screen. confirmation code
to activate the
required update.…86…1
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3.2.12.6 Special Distribution Parameter Control (SDPC)
(cont'd)
If you do not wish
to confirm the transaction,
press Special Function
key F11-CANCEL which
will clear the VDU
screen and you will
be able to start
a new transaction.
Refer to Figure
3.2.4.7-6.a.
All data-fields
will contain the
same information
as before the transaction
was started.
11 On keyboard, enter the
confirmation code, CC.
12 Press ENTER key. Refer to Figure
3.2.12.6-6.b.
If an invalid confirmation
code is entered,
ILLEGAL CONFIRMATION
CODE will be displayed
in the response
line.
You must re-enter
valid confirmation
code.
The system will
continue by asking
you for the confirmation-code
until you have entered
the valid confirmation-code
or used the Special
Function key F11-CANCEL.
13 Command Completion Report If the system accepts
the confirmation
code, a message
will be sent to
your REPORT PRINTER,
informing you that
the command has
been executed, or,
if it is not possible
to execute the command,
the reason why.
…0e…For further report
explanation, proceed
to the reports and
report handling
section.…0f…
3.2.12.7 Set Crisis Indicator on (CION) (cont'd)
Because no format
exists for the CION
transaction, the
format area will
be empty except
for the transaction
id. The header area
will be displayed
in normal way.
1 Observe that the system Refer to Figure
3.2.12.7-1.a.
outputs a TRANSACTION ID.
2 Observe that PLEASE ENTER Refer to Figure
3.2.12.7-1.b.
YOUR CONFIRMATION-CODE
appears in the system line.
3 If you do not wish to Refer to Figure
3.2.12.7-2.a.
confirm the transaction, Pressing the Special
Function
press F11 key. Otherwise key-F11 cause to
CANCEL
proceed to step 4. this transaction
and the system will
contain the same
information as before
the transaction
was started. The
VDU format area
will be cleared
and you will be
able to start a
new transaction.
4 On keyboard, enter the
confirmation code, CC.
5 Press ENTER key Refer to Figure
3.2.12.7-2.b.
The system will
continue by asking
you for the confirmation-code
until you have entered
the valid confirmation-code
or used the Special
Function key F11-CANCEL.
If the system accepts
the confirmation-code,
a message will be
sent to your REPORT
PRINTER, informing
you that the command
has been executed
and the VDU will
display the System
Parameter Control
menu.
3.2.12.8 Set Crisis Indicator Off (CIOF) (cont'd)
Because no format
exists for the CIOF
transaction, the
format area will
be empty except
for the transaction
id. The header area
will be displayed
in normal way.
1 Observe that the system Refer to Figure
3.2.12.8-1.a.
outputs a TRANSACTION ID.
2 Observe that PLEASE ENTER Refer to Figure
3.2.12.8-1.b.
YOUR CONFIRMATION-CODE
appears in the system line.
3 If you do not wish to Refer to Figure
3.2.12.8-2.a.
confirm the transaction, Pressing the Special
Function
press F11 key. Otherwise key-F11 cause to
CANCEL
proceed to step 4. this transaction
and the system will
contain the same
information as before
the transaction
was started. The
VDU format area
will be cleared
and you will be
able to start a
new transaction.
4 On keyboard, enter the
confirmation code, CC.
5 Press ENTER key Refer to Figure
3.2.12.8-2.b.
The system will
continue by asking
you for the confirmation-code
until you have entered
the valid confirmation-code
or used the Special
Function key F11-CANCEL.
If the system accepts
the confirmation-code,
a message will be
sent to your REPORT
PRINTER, informing
you that the command
has been executed
and the VDU WILL
DISPLAY THE System
Parameter Control
menu.
3.2.12.9 Set Quiet-Hour Terminal (SQHT) (cont'd)
Because no format
exists for the SQHT
transaction, the
format area will
be empty except
for the transaction
id. The header area
will be displayed
in normal way.
1 Observe that the system Refer to Figure
3.2.12.9-1.a.
outputs a TRANSACTION ID.
2 Observe that PLEASE ENTER Refer to Figure
3.2.12.9-2.a.
YOUR CONFIRMATION-CODE
appears in the system line.
3 If you do not wish to Refer to Figure
3.2.12.9-2.a.
confirm the transaction, Pressing the Special
Function
press F11 key. Otherwise key-F11 cause to
CANCEL
proceed to step 4. this transaction
and the system will
contain the same
information as before
the transaction
was started. The
VDU format area
will be cleared
and you will be
able to start a
new transaction.
4 On keyboard, enter the
confirmation code, CC.
5 Press ENTER key Refer to Figure
3.2.12.9-2.b.
The system will
continue by asking
you for the confirmation-code
until you have entered
the valid confirmation-code
or used the Special
Function key F11-CANCEL.
If the system accepts
the confirmation-code,
a message will be
sent to your REPORT
PRINTER, informing
you that the command
has been executed
and the VDU will
display the System
Parameter Control
menu.
3.2.12.10 Set Quiet-Hour Off (SQHO) (cont'd)
Because no format
exists for the SQHO
transaction, the
format area will
be empty except
for the transaction
id. The header area
will be displayed
in normal way.
1 Observe that the system Refer to Figure
3.2.12.10-1.a.
outputs a TRANSACTION ID.
2 Observe that PLEASE ENTER Refer to Figure
3.2.12.10-1.b.
YOUR CONFIRMATION-CODE
appears in the system line.
3 If you do not wish to Refer to Figure
3.2.12.10-2.a.
confirm the transaction, Pressing the Special
Function
press F11 key. Otherwise key-F11 cause to
CANCEL
proceed to step 4. this transaction
and the system will
contain the same
information as before
the transaction
was started. The
VDU format area
will be cleared
and you will be
able to start a
new transaction.
4 On keyboard, enter the
confirmation code, CC.
5 Press ENTER key Refer to Figure
3.2.12.10-2.b.
The system will
continue by asking
you for the confirmation-code
until you have entered
the valid confirmation-code
or used the Special
Function key F11-CANCEL.
If the system accepts
the confirmation-code,
a message will be
sent to your REPORT
PRINTER, informing
you that the command
has been executed
and the VDU will
display the System
Parameter Control
menu.
3.2.12.11 Set Flash Queue Time Out (FLQT) (cont'd)
Because no format
exists for the FLQT
transaction, the
format area will
be empty except
for the transaction
id. The header area
will be displayed
in normal way.
1 Observe that the system Refer to Figure
3.2.12.11-1.a.
outputs a TRANSACTION ID.
2 Observe that PLEASE ENTER Refer to Figure
3.2.12.11-1.b.
YOUR CONFIRMATION-CODE
appears in the system line.
3 If you do not wish to Refer to Figure
3.2.12.11-2.a.
confirm the transaction, Pressing the Special
Function
press F11 key. Otherwise key-F11 cause to
CANCEL
proceed to step 4. this transaction
and the system will
contain the same
information as before
the transaction
was started. The
VDU format area
will be cleared
and you will be
able to start a
new transaction.
4 On keyboard, enter the
confirmation code, CC.
5 Press ENTER key Refer to Figure
3.2.12.11-2.b.
The system will
continue by asking
you for the confirmation-code
until you have entered
the valid confirmation-code
or used the Special
Function key F11-CANCEL.
If the system accepts
the confirmation-code,
a message will be
sent to your REPORT
PRINTER, informing
you that the command
has been executed
and the VDU will
display the System
Parameter Control
menu.
3.2.12.12 Close Log CIF (LGCL) (cont'd)
Because no format
exists for the LGCL
transaction, the
format area will
be empty except
for the transaction
id. The header
area will be displayed
in normal way.
1 Observe that the system Refer to Figure
3.2.12.12-1.a.
outputs an identity in
the field TRANSACTION ID.
2 Observe that the VDU Shortly after the
LGCL
displays the SYSTEM command has been
executed,
PARAMETER CONTROL MENU. you will be prompted
for the System Parameter
Control menu. You
will now be able
to start a new transaction.
3.2.12.13 CAMPS DE RI CONTROL (DRIC) (cont'd)
If you have selected
DRIC, the CAMPS
DE RI CONTROL format
is presented on
the VDU screen.
1 Observe that the system Refer to Figure
3.2.12.13-1.a.
outputs an identity in
the field TRANSACTION ID.
2 CAMPS DE RIs are man- Refer to Figure
3.2.12.13-1.b.
datory entries.
On keyboard, enter You must define
the
the RIs. 6 entries.
If you do not employ
all the 6 routing
indicators, you
must enter dummy
data instead.
The RIs entered
shall be used by
the system for the
FL3 ACP127 conversion.
3 VALIDATION Refer to Figure
3.2.12.13-2.a.
On keyboard, depress
the ENTER key, and the
system will validate all
data entries.
4 Observe that PLEASE ENTER After successful
validation
YOUR CONFIRMATION-CODE you are prompted
for the
appears on the screen. confirmation code
to activate the
required update.
If you do not wish
to confirm the transaction,
press Special Function
key F11-CANCEL which
will clear the VDU
screen and you will
be able to start
a new transaction.
Refer to Figure
3.2.12.13-2.b.
All data-fields
will contain the
same information
as before the transaction
was started.
3.2.12.13 CAMPS DE RI CONTROL (DRIC) (cont'd)
5 On keyboard, enter the
confirmation code, CC.
6 Press ENTER key Refer to Figure
3.2.12.13-4.a.
If an invalid confirmation
code is entered,
ILLEGAL
CONFIRMATION CODE
is displayed in
the response line.
You must re-enter
valid confirmation
code.
The system will
continue by asking
you for the confirmation-code
until you have entered
the valid confirmation-code
or used the Special
Function key F11-CANCEL.
7 Command Completion Report If the system accepts
the confirmation
code, a message
will be sent to
your REPORT PRINTER,
informing you that
the command has
been executed, and
the VDU will display
the System Parameter
Control menu.
For further report
explanation, proceed
to the reports and
report handling
section.…86…1 …02… …02…
…02… …02…
3.2.12.14 Statistics Print On (STON) (cont'd)
Because no format
exists for the STON
transaction, the
format area will
be empty except
for the transaction
id. The header
area will be displayed
in normal way.
1 Observe that the system Refer to Figure
3.2.12.14-1.a.
outputs an identity in
the field TRANSACTION ID.
2 Observe that the VDU Shortly after the
STON
displays the SYSTEM command has been
executed,
PARAMETER CONTROL MENU. you will be prompted
for the System Parameter
Control menu. You
will now be able
to start a new transaction.
3.2.12.15 Statistics Print Off (STOF) (cont'd)
Because no format
exists for the STOF
transaction, the
format area will
be empty except
for the transaction
id. The header
area will be displayed
in normal way.
1 Observe that the system Refer to Figure
3.2.12.15-1.a.
outputs an identity in
the field TRANSACTION ID.
2 Observe that the VDU Shortly after the
STOF
displays the SYSTEM command has been
executed,
PARAMETER CONTROL MENU. you will be prompted
for the System Parameter
Control menu. You
will now be able
to start a new transaction.
3.2.13.1 System Information Extract Menu (SYIE) (cont'd)
If you have selected
SYIE, the System
Information Extract
Menu is presented
on the VDU screen.
Refer to Figure
3.2.13.1-1.
1 On keyboard, press the Refer to Figure
3.2.13.1-2.a.
program function key F1
Pressing the F1-key
informs the system
that the next instruction
is a "command".
NOTE: Some of the commands
in the SYIE menu must be
followed by a parameter
and protected commands
must be accompanied
by the permissive
entry code (PEC).
2 Select one of the following
options:
LGTR Log Trace
PWLT, PEC Password List
QSPT Queue State Print
UPPT, USER ID User Profile Print
TPPT, TD Terminal Profile
Print
DPPT, DD Device Profile Print
CPPT, CD Channel Profile
Print
CMPT, PEC Command Print
SPAP System Parameter
Print
STOC Storage Occupancy
3 On keyboard, enter the Commas and spaces
are used
command, possible parameter, as separators.
or possible PEC.
3.2.13.1 System Information Extract Menu (SYIE) (cont'd)
4 Press ENTER key. Refer to Figure
3.2.13.1-4.a.
If invalid command,
parameter, or PEC
are entered, an
error message appears
in the response
line together with
the System Information
Extract Menu format.
Refer to Figure
3.2.13.1-3.a.
You must re-enter
valid command, parameter
or PEC. For further
error explanation,
proceed to the error
messages and error
handling section.
5 When all entries are valid
proceed to the section
which corresponds to the
selected function.
3.2.13.2 Log Trace (LGTR) (cont'd)
If you have selected
LGTR, the LOG TRACE
format is presented
on the VDU screen.
Refer to Figure
3.2.13.2-1.
1 Observe that the system Refer to Figure
3.2.13.2-1.a.
outputs an identity in
the field TRANSACTION ID.
2 Observe that the TRACE After validation,
if mandatory
FROM-TO entry items are entry is forgotten,
error mes-
mandatory. sage 110 (syntax
error) appears on
a level with the
field in question.
3 On keyboard, enter the Refer to Figure
3.2.13.2-1.b.
TIME STAMPS. It identifies the
time interval for
which tracing of
log information
is requested.
The time stamp must
consist of:
DATE (2) HOUR (2)
MINUTE (2) ZONE
(1) SPACE (1) MONTH
(3) SPACE (1) YEAR
(2)
For instance: 192135Z
̲FEB ̲82
4 NOTE: Only one "Yes" will
be accepted per request.
5 The ALL LOG RECORDS
is an optional
entry item. If you do not
wish to define this entry,
proceed to step 7.
3.2.13.2 Log Trace (LGTR) (cont'd)
6 On keyboard, enter Y (Yes). Refer to Figure
3.2.13.2-3.a.
This requests all
log records within
the time interval
to be tracked.
7 The FOR CHANNEL DESIGNATOR
is an optional
entry item. If you do not
wish to define this entry,
proceed to step 9.
8 On keyboard, enter the CD. Refer to Figure
3.2.13.2-3.b.
You identify the
CD for which the
following log records
must be traced.
9 The INCOMING/OUTGOING
MESSAGES AND CHANNEL
DISCONTINUITY are optional
entry items. If you do not
wish to define one of these
entries, proceed to step 11.
10 On keyboard, enter Y (Yes) Refer to Figure
3.2.13.2-3.c.
for the desirable entry. You can select between
log records for
all incoming messages,
outgoing messages,
or channel interruption
for the specified
CD within the time
interval.
11 The FOR TERMINAL DESIGNATOR
is an optional entry item.
If you do not wish to define
this entry, proceed to step
13.
3.2.13.2 Log Trace (LGTR) (cont'd)
12 On keyboard, enter the TD. Refer to Figure
3.2.13.2-5.a.
You identify the
TD for which the
following log records
must be traced.
13 The FOR TERMINAL PROCEDURES,
MDCO, MSO, SUPERVISOR
COMMANDS and SECURITY
PROCEDURES are optional entry
items. If you do not wish
to define one of these
entries, proceed to step 15.
14 On keyboard, enter Y (Yes) Refer to Figure
3.2.13.2-5.b.
for the desirable entry. You can select between
log records for
terminal procedures,
MDCO, MSO, supervisor
commands or security
procedures for the
specified TD within
the time interval.
15 The FOR DEVICE DESIGNATOR
is an optional entry item.
If you do not wish to define
this entry, proceed to step
17.
16 On keyboard, enter the DD. Refer to Figure
3.2.13.2-5.c.
You identify the
DD for which all
log records must
be traced.
17 VALIDATION Refer to Figure
3.2.13.2-6.a.
On keyboard, depress the
ENTER key, and the system
will validate all data
entries.
18 The desired information The VDU will display
the
will be sent to your System Information
Extract
SUPERVISOR PRINTER. Menu and you will
be able
to start a new transaction.
3.2.13.3 Password List (PWLT) (cont'd)
Because no format
exists for the PWLT
transaction, the
format area will
be empty except
for the transaction
id. The header
area will be displayed
in normal way.
1 Observe that the system Refer to Figure
3.2.13.3-1.a.
outputs a TRANSACTION ID.
2 Observe that PLEASE ENTER Refer to Figure
3.2.13.3-1.b.
YOUR CONFIRMATION-CODE
appears in the system line
3 If you do not wish to Refer to Figure
3.2.13.3-2.a.
confirm the transaction,
press F11 key. Otherwise Pressing the Special
proceed to step 4. Function key - F11
cause to CANCEL
this transaction
and the system will
contain the same
information as before
the transaction
was started. The
VDU format area
will be cleared
and you will be
able to start a
new transaction.
4 On keyboard, enter the
confirmation code, CC.
5 Press ENTER key. Refer to Figure
3.2.13.3-2.b.
The system will
continue by asking
you for the confirmation-code
until you have entered
the valid confirmation-code,
or, used the Special
Function key F11-CANCEL.
If the system accepts
the confirmation-code,
a message will be
sent to your REPORT
PRINTER, informing
you that the command
has been executed
and the VDU will
display the System
Information Extract
menu.
3.2.13.4 Queue State Print (QSPT) (cont'd)
Because no format
exists for the QSPT
transaction, the
format area will
be empty except
for the transaction
id. The header
area will be displayed
in normal way.
1 Observe that the system Refer to Figure
3.2.13.4-1.a.
outputs an identity in
the field TRANSACTION ID.
2 Observe that the VDU Shortly after the
QSPT
displays the SYSTEM command has been
executed,
INFORMATION EXTRACT MENU. you will be prompted
for the System Information
Extract menu. You
will now be able
to start a new transaction.
3.2.13.5 User Profile print (UPPT) (cont'd)
Because no format
exists for the UPPT
transaction, the
format area will
be empty except
for the transaction
id. The header
area will be displayed
in normal way.
1 Observe that the system Refer to Figure
3.2.13.5-1.a.
outputs an identity in
the field TRANSACTION ID.
2 Observe that the VDU Shortly after the
UPPT
displays the SYSTEM command has been
executed,
INFORMATION EXTRACT MENU. you will be prompted
for the System Information
Extract menu. You
will now be able
to start a new transaction.
3.2.13.6 Terminal Profile Print (TPPT) (cont'd)
Because no format
exists for the TPPT
transaction, the
format area will
be empty except
for the transaction
id. The header
area will be displayed
in normal way.
1 Observe that the system Refer to Figure
3.2.13.6-1.a.
outputs an identity in
the field TRANSACTION ID.
2 Observe that the VDU Shortly after the
TPPT
displays the SYSTEM command has been
executed,
INFORMATION EXTRACT MENU. you will be prompted
for the System Information
Extract menu. You
will now be able
to start a new transaction.
3.2.13.7 Device Profile Print (DPPT) (cont'd)
Because no format
exists for the DPPT
transaction, the
format area will
be empty except
for the transaction
id. The header
area will be displayed
in normal way.
1 Observe that the system Refer to Figure
3.2.13.7-1.a.
outputs an identity in
the field TRANSACTION ID.
2 Observe that the VDU Shortly after the
DPPT
displays the SYSTEM command has been
executed,
INFORMATION EXTRACT MENU. you will be prompted
for the System Information
Extract menu. You
will now be able
to start a new transaction.
3.2.13.8 Channel Profile Print (CPPT) (cont'd)
Because no format
exists for the CPPT
transaction, the
format area will
be empty except
for the transaction
id. The header
area will be displayed
in normal way.
1 Observe that the system Refer to Figure
3.2.13.8-1.a.
outputs an identity in
the field TRANSACTION ID.
2 Observe that the VDU Shortly after the
DPPT
displays the SYSTEM command has been
executed,
INFORMATION EXTRACT MENU. you will be prompted
for the System Parameter
Extract menu. You
will now be able
to start a new transaction.
3.2.13.9 Command Print (CMPT) (cont'd)
Because no format
exists for the CMPT
transaction, the
format area will
be empty except
for the transaction
id. The header
area will be displayed
in normal way.
1 Observe that the system Refer to Figure
3.2.13.9-1.a.
outputs a TRANSACTION ID.
2 Observe that PLEASE ENTER Refer to Figure
3.2.13.9-1.b.
YOUR CONFIRMATION-CODE
appears in the system line
3 If you do not wish to Refer to Figure
3.2.13.9-2.a.
confirm the transaction,
press F11 key. Otherwise Pressing the Special
proceed to step 4. Function key - F11
cause to CANCEL
this transaction
and the system will
contain the same
information as before
the transaction
was started. The
VDU format area
will be cleared
and you will be
able to start a
new transaction.
4 On keyboard, enter the
confirmation code, CC.
5 Press ENTER key. Refer to Figure
3.2.13.9-2.b.
The system will
continue by asking
you for the confirmation-code
until you have entered
the valid confirmation-code,
or, used the Special
Function key F11-CANCEL.
…0e…If the system accepts
the confirmation-code,
a message will be
sent to your REPORT
PRINTER, informing
you that the command
has been executed
and the VDU will
display the System
Information Extract
menu.…0f…
3.2.13.10 System Parameter Print (SPAP) (cont'd)
Because no format
exists for the SPAP
transaction, the
format area will
be empty except
for the transaction
id. The header
area will be displayed
in normal way.
1 Observe that the system Refer to Figure
3.2.13.10-1.a.
outputs an identity in
the field TRANSACTION ID.
2 Observe that the VDU Shortly after the
SPAP
displays the SYSTEM command has been
executed,
INFORMATION EXTRACT MENU. you will be prompted
for the System Information
Extract menu. You
will now be able
to start a new transaction.
3.2.13.11 Storage Occupancy Request (STOC) (cont'd)
Because no format
exists for the STOC
transaction, the
format area will
be empty except
for the transaction
id. The header
area will be displayed
in normal way.
1 Observe that the system Refer to Figure
3.2.13.11-1.a.
outputs an identity in
the field TRANSACTION ID.
2 Observe that the VDU Shortly after the
STOC
displays the SYSTEM command has been
executed,
INFORMATION EXTRACT MENU. you will be prompted
for the System Information
Extract menu. You
will now be able
to start a new transaction.
3.2.14.1 Table Print Menu (TAPR) (cont'd)
If you have selected
TAPR, the Table
Print Menu is presented
on the VDU screen.
Refer to Figure
3.2.14.1-1.
1 On keyboard, press the Refer to Figure
3.2.14.1-2.a.
program function key F1 Pressing the F1-key
informs the system
that the next instruction
is a "command".
2 Select one of the following
options:
LPLP Local PLA-Table
Print
LORP Local RI-Table Print
SICP SIC-Table Print
SDLP SDL-Table Print
SCDP SCD-Table Print
AIGP AIG-Table Print
GPLP Global PLA-Table
Print
RITP RI-Table Print
CIRP Circuit-Table Print
SCPP SCARS/ACCIS Display-Table
Print
OPSP Operating Signal
Table Print
TSTP Table Status Print
3 On keyboard, enter the
command.…86…1 …02… …02… …02…
…02…
3.2.14.1 Table Print Menu (TAPR) (cont'd)
4 Press ENTER key. Refer to Figure
3.2.14.1-4.a.
If invalid command
is
entered, an error
mes-
sage appears in
the respon-
se line together
with the Table Print
Menu Format.
Refer to Figure
3.2.14.1-3.a.
You must re-enter
valid command. For
further error explanation,
proceed to the error
handling section.
5 When all entries are valid,
proceed to the section which
corresponds to the selected
function.
3.2.14.2 Local PLA-Table Print (LPLP) (cont'd)
Because no format
exists for the LPLP
transaction, the
format area will
be empty except
for the transaction
id. The header
area will be displayed
in normal way.
1 Observe that the system Refer to Figure
3.2.14.2-1.a.
outputs an identity in
the field TRANSACTION ID.
2 Observe that the VDU Shortly after the
LPLP
displays the TABLE command has been
executed,
PRINT MENU. you will be prompted
for the Table Print
menu. You will
now be able to start
a new transaction.
3.2.14.3 Local RI-Table Print (LORP) (cont'd)
Because no format
exists for the LORP
transaction, the
format area will
be empty except
for the transaction
id. The header
area will be displayed
in normal way.
1 Observe that the system Refer to Figure
3.2.14.3-1.a.
outputs an identity in
the field TRANSACTION ID.
2 Observe that the VDU Shortly after the
LORP
displays the TABLE command has been
executed,
PRINT MENU. you will be prompted
for the Table Print
menu. You will
now be able to start
a new transaction.
3.2.14.4 SIC-Table Print (SICP) (cont'd)
If you have selected
SICP, the SIC-TABLE
PRINT format is
presented on the
VDU screen.
Refer to Figure
3.2.14.4-1.
1 Observe that the system Refer to Figure
3.2.14.4-1.a.
outputs an identity in
the field TRANSACTION ID.
2 The FULL TABLE PRINT is
an optional entry item.
If you do not wish to
define this entry, proceed
to step 4.
3 On keyboard, enter Y (Yes). Refer to Figure
3.2.14.4-1.b.
It identify that
the system must
print out the full
SIC-TABLE.
WARNING: a full
sic-table is very
large. The MSP must
be amply supplied
with paper.
4 The PRINT FROM-TO is an
optional entry item.
If you do not wish to define
this entry, proceed to step
6.
5 On keyboard, enter the Refer to Figure
3.2.14.4-1.c.
SIC's. The system will
print out from "entry"
to "entry" in the
SIC-TABLE.
6 The PRINT OBSOLETE ENTRY
LIST is an optional entry
item.
If you do not wish to define
this entry, proceed to step
8.
3.2.14.4 SIC-Table Print (SICP) (cont'd)
7 On keyboard, enter Y (Yes) Refer to Figure
3.2.14.4-3.a.
It identify that
the system must
print out an obsolete-
entry list of SIC's.
It means print out
all SIC's which
are defined but
not contains any
SDL's.
8 On keyboard, depress the Refer to Figure
3.2.14.4-4.a.
ENTER key. The desired information
will be sent to
your SUPERVISOR
PRINTER. The VDU
will display the
Table Print menu
and you will be
able to start a
new transaction.
3.2.14.5 SDL-Table Print (SDLP) (cont'd)
If you have selected
SDLP, the SDL-TABLE
PRINT format is
presented on the
VDU screen.
Refer to Figure
3.2.14.5-1.
1 Observe that the system Refer to Figure
3.2.14.5-1.a.
outputs an identity in the
field TRANSACTION ID.
2 The FULL TABLE PRINT is an
optional entry item.
If you do not wish to
define this entry, proceed
to step 4.
3 On keyboard, enter Y (Yes). Refer to Figure
3.2.14.5-1.b.
It identify that
the system must
print out the full
SDL-TABLE.
4 The PRINT FROM-TO is an
optional entry item.
If you do not wish to define
this entry, proceed to
step 6.
5 On keyboard, enter the Refer to Figure
3.2.14.5-1.c.
SDL's. The SDL must be
in the
numeric range 1-800.
The system will
print out from "entry"
to "entry" in the
SDL-TABLE.
6 The PRINT OBSOLETE ENTRY
LIST IS AN OPTIONAL ENTRY
LIST is an optional entry
item.
If you do not wish to define
this entry, proceed to
step 8.
3.2.14.5 SDL-Table Print (SDLP) (cont'd)
7 On keyboard, enter Y (Yes) Refer to Figure
3.2.14.5-3.a.
It identify that
the system must
print out an obsolete-
entry list of SDL's.
It means print out
all SDL's which
are defined but
not contains any
SCD's.
8 On keyboard, depress the Refer to Figure
3.2.14.5-4.a.
ENTER key. The desired information
will be sent to
your SUPERVISOR
PRINTER. The VDU
will display the
Table Print menu
and you will be
able to start a
new transaction.
3.2.14.6 SCD-Table Print (SCDP) (cont'd)
If you have selected
SCDP, the SCD-TABLE
PRINT format is
presented on the
VDU screen.
Refer to Figure
3.2.14.6-1.
1 Observe that the system Refer to Figure
3.2.14.6-1.a.
outputs an identity in
the field TRANSACTION ID.
2 The FULL TABLE PRINT is
an optional entry item.
If you do not wish to
define this entry, proceed
to step 4.
3 On keyboard, enter Y (Yes). Refer to Figure
3.2.14.6-1.b.
It identify that
the system must
print out the full
SCD-TABLE.
4 The PRINT FROM-TO is an
optional entry item.
If you do not wish to define
this entry, proceed to step
6.
5 On keyboard, enter the Refer to Figure
3.2.14.6-1.c.
SCD's. The entry must consist
of 3 alpha characters
and must be defined
in the SCD-TABLE.
The system will
print out from "entry"
to "entry" in the
SCD-TABLE.
6 On keyboard, depress the Refer to Figure
3.2.14.6-2.a.
ENTER key. The desired information
will be sent to
your SUPERVISOR
PRINTER. The VDU
will display the
Table Print menu
and you will be
able to start a
new transaction.
3.2.14.7 AIG-Table Print (AIGP) (cont'd)
If you have selected
AIGP, the AIG-TABLE
PRINT format is
presented on the
VDU screen.
Refer to Figure
3.2.14.7-1.
1 Observe that the system Refer to Figure
3.2.14.7-1.a.
outputs an identity in
the field TRANSACTION ID.
2 The FULL TABLE PRINT is
an optional entry item.
If you do not wish to
define this entry, proceed
to step 4.
3 On keyboard, enter Y (Yes). Refer to Figure
3.2.14.7-1.b.
It identify that
the system must
print out the full
AIG-TABLE.
WARNING: a full
AIG-TABLE is very
large. The MSP must
be amply supplied
with paper.
4 The PRINT FROM-TO is an
optional entry item.
If you do not wish to define
this entry, proceed to step
6.
5 On keyboard, enter the Refer to Figure
3.2.14.7-1.c.
AIG numbers. The AIG number must
be in the range
1-9999. The system
will print out from
"entry" to "entry"
in the AIG-TABLE.
6 The PRINT OBSOLETE ENTRY
LIST is an optional entry
item.
If you do not wish to define
this entry, proceed to
step 8.
3.2.14.7 AIG-Table Print (AIGP) (cont'd)
7 On keyboard, enter Y (Yes) Refer to Figure
3.2.14.7-3.a.
It identify that
the system must
print out an obsolete-
entry list of AIG's.
It means print out
all AIG's which
are defined but
not contains any
PLA's.
8 On keyboard, depress the Refer to Figure
3.2.14.7-4.a.
ENTER key. The desired information
will be sent to
your SUPERVISOR
PRINTER. The VDU
will display the
Table Print menu
and you will be
able to start a
new transaction.
3.2.14.8 Global PLA-Table Print (GPLP) (cont'd)
If you have selected
GPLP, the GLOBAL
PLA-TABLE PRINT
format is presented
on the VDU screen.
Refer to Figure
3.2.14.8-1.
1 Observe that the system Refer to Figure
3.2.14.8-1.a.
outputs an identity in
the field TRANSACTION ID.
2 The FULL TABLE PRINT is
an optional entry item.
If you do not wish to
define this entry, proceed
to step 4.
3 On keyboard, enter Y (Yes). Refer to Figure
3.2.14.8-1.b.
It identify that
the system must
print out the full
PLA-TABLE.
WARNING: a full
PLA-table is very
large. The MSP must
be amply supplied
with paper.
4 The PRINT FROM-TO is an
optional entry item.
If you do not wish to define
this entry, proceed to step
6.
5 On keyboard, enter the Refer to Figure
3.2.14.8-1.c.
PLAREF numbers. The PLAREF number
must be in the range
1-3000. The system
will print out from
"entry" to "entry"
in the Global PLA-table.
6 The PRINT OBSOLETE ENTRY
LIST is an optional entry
item.
If you do not wish to define
this entry, proceed to
step 8.
3.2.14.8 Global PLA-Table Print (GPLP) (cont'd)
7 On keyboard, enter Y (Yes) Refer to Figure
3.2.14.8-3.a.
It identify that
the system must
print out an obsolete-
entry list of GLOBAL
PLA's.
It means print out
all GLOBAL PLA's
which are defined,
but not contains
any RI's.
8 On keyboard, depress the Refer to Figure
3.2.14.8-4.a.
ENTER key. The desired information
will be sent to
your SUPERVISOR
PRINTER. The VDU
will display the
Table Print menu
and you will be
able to start a
new transaction.
3.2.14.9 RI-Table Print (RITP) (cont'd)
If you have selected
RITP, the RI-TABLE
PRINT format is
presented on the
VDU screen.
Refer to Figure
3.2.14.9-1.
1 Observe that the system Refer to Figure
3.2.14.9-1.a.
outputs an identity in
the field TRANSACTION ID.
2 The FULL TABLE PRINT is
an optional entry item.
If you do not wish to
define this entry, proceed
to step 4.
3 On keyboard, enter Y (Yes). Refer to Figure
3.2.14.9-1.b.
It identifies that
the system must
print out the full
RI-TABLE.
WARNING: a full
RI-TABLE is very
large. The MSP must
be amply supplied
with paper.
4 The PRINT FROM-TO is an
optional entry item.
If you do not wish to define
this entry, proceed to step
6.
5 On keyboard, enter the Refer to Figure
3.2.14.9-1.c.
RI's.
6 On keyboard, depress the Refer to Figure
3.2.14.9-2.a.
ENTER key. The desired information
will be sent to
your SUPERVISOR
PRINTER. The VDU
will display the
Table Print menu
and you will be
able to start a
new transaction.
3.2.14.10 Circuit Table Print (CIRP) (cont'd)
If you have selected
CIRP, the CIRCUIT-TABLE
PRINT format is
presented on the
VDU screen.
Refer to Figure
3.2.14.10-1.
1 Observe that the system Refer to Figure
3.2.14.10-1.a.
outputs an identity in
the field TRANSACTION ID.
2 The FULL TABLE PRINT is
an optional entry item.
If you do not wish to
define this entry, proceed
to step 4.
3 On keyboard, enter Y (Yes). Refer to Figure
3.2.14.10-1.b.
It identify that
the system must
print out the full
CIRCUIT-TABLE.
4 The PRINT FROM-TO is an
optional entry item.
If you do not wish to define
this entry, proceed to step
6.
5 On keyboard, enter the Refer to Figure
3.2.14.10-1.c.
CIRCUIT NUMBERS. The number must
be in the range
1-27.
The system will
print out from "entry"
to "entry" in the
CIRCUIT-TABLE.
6 On keyboard, depress the Refer to Figure
3.2.14.10-2.a.
ENTER key. The desired information
will be sent to
your SUPERVISOR
PRINTER. The VDU
will display the
Table Print menu
and you will be
able to start a
new transaction.
3.2.14.11 SCARS/ACCIS Display Table Print (SCCP)
(cont'd)
Because no format
exists for the SCCP
transaction, the
format area will
be empty except
for the transaction
id. The header
area will be displayed
in normal way.
1 Observe that the system Refer to Figure
3.2.14.11-1.a.
outputs an identity in
the field TRANSACTION ID.
2 Observe that the VDU Shortly after the
SCCP
displays the TABLE command has been
executed,
PRINT MENU. you will be prompted
for the Table Print
menu. You will
now be able to start
a new transaction.
3.2.14.12 Operating Signal Table Print (OPSP) (cont'd)
Because no format
exists for the OPSP
transaction, the
format area will
be empty except
for the transaction
id. The header
area will be displayed
in normal way.
1 Observe that the system Refer to Figure
3.2.14.12-1.a.
outputs an identity in
the field TRANSACTION ID.
2 Observe that the VDU Shortly after the
OPSP
displays the TABLE command has been
executed,
PRINT MENU. you will be prompted
for the Table Print
menu. You will
now be able to start
a new transaction.
3.2.14.13 Table Status Print (TSTP) (cont'd)
Because no format
exists for the TSTP
transaction, the
format area will
be empty except
for the transaction
id. The header
area will be displayed
in normal way.
1 Observe that the system Refer to Figure
3.2.14.13-1.a.
outputs an identity in
the field TRANSACTION ID.
2 Observe that the VDU Shortly after the
TSTP
displays the TABLE command has been
executed,
PRINT MENU. you will be prompted
for the Table Print
menu. You will
now be able to start
a new transaction.
3.3.2 Engineering Menu (Normal Mode) (SENF) (cont'd)
If you have selected
SENF, the supervisor
engineering function
menu is presented
on the VCU screen.
Refer to Figure
3.3.2-1
1 On keyboard, press the Refer to Figure
3.3.2-2.a.
program function key F1 Pressing the F1-key
informs the system
that the next instruction
is a "command".
2 Select one of the following
options:
SICH, PEC Perform System Integrity
Check
PMAN Perform Message
flow Trace Analysis.
SDTC Set Disc Treshold
Warning Constants.
3 On keyboard, enter the
command amd possible PEC. Comma or space are
used as
separator.
4 Press ENTER key. Refer to Figure
3.3.2-2.b.
If invalid command
or PEC are entered,
an error message
appears in the response
line together with
the Engineering
Normal Mode Menu
Format.
Refer to Figure
3.3.2-1.a.
You must re-enter
valid command or
PEC.
For further error
explanation, proceed
to the error messages
and error handling
section.
5 When all entries are valid,
proceed to the section which
corresponds to the selected
function.
3.3.2.1 Perform System Integrity Check (SICH) (cont'd)
Because no format
exists for the SICH
transaction, the
format area will
be empty except
for the transaction
id. The header
area will be displayed
in normal way.
1 Observe that the system Refer to Figure
3.3.2.1-1.a.
outputs a TRANSACTION ID.
2 Observe that PLEASE ENTER Refer to Figure
3.3.2.1-1.b.
YOUR CONFIRMATION-CODE
appears in the system line
3 If you do not wish to Refer to Figure
3.2.2.1-2.a.
confirm the transaction,
press F11 key. Otherwise Pressing the Special
proceed to step 4. Function key - F11
cause to CANCEL
this transaction
and the system will
contain the same
information as before
the transaction
was started. The
VDU format area
will be cleared
and you will be
able to start a
new transaction.
4 On keyboard, enter the
confirmation code, CC.
5 Press ENTER key. Refer to Figure
3.2.2.1-2.b.
The system will
continue by asking
you for the confirmation-code
until you have entered
the valid confirmation-code,
or, used the Special
Function key F11-CANCEL.
If the system accepts
the confirmation-code,
a message will be
sent to your REPORT
PRINTER, informing
you that the command
has been executed
and the VDU will
display the Engineering
menu.
3.3.2.2 Perform Message Flow Trace Analysis (PMAN)
(cont'd)
Because no format
exists for the PMAN
transaction, the
format area will
be empty except
for the transaction
id. The header
area will be displayed
in normal way.
1 Observe that the system Refer to Figure
3.3.2.2-1.a.
outputs an identity in
the field TRANSACTION ID.
2 Observe that the VDU Shortly after the
PMAN
displays the ENGINEERING command has been
executed,
MENU. you will be prompted
for the Engineering
menu. You will
now be able to start
a new transaction.
3.3.3.2 Cancel All Circuit Queues (CAAC) (cont'd)
Because no format
exists for the CAAC
transaction, the
format area will
be empty except
for the transaction
id. The header
area will be displayed
in normal way.
1 Observe that the system Refer to Figure
3.3.3.2-1.a.
outputs a TRANSACTION ID.
2 Observe that PLEASE ENTER Refer to Figure
3.3.3.2-1.b.
YOUR CONFIRMATION-CODE
appears in the system line
3 If you do not wish to Refer to Figure
3.3.3.2-2.a.
confirm the transaction,
press F11 key. Otherwise Pressing the Special
proceed to step 4. Function key - F11
cause to CANCEL
this transaction
and the system will
contain the same
information as before
the transaction
was started. The
VDU format area
will be cleared
and you will be
able to start a
new transaction.
4 On keyboard, enter the
confirmation code, CC.
5 Press ENTER key. Refer to Figure
3.3.3.2-2.b.
The system will
continue by asking
you for the confirmation-code
until you have entered
the valid confirmation-code,
or, used the Special
Function key F11-CANCEL.
…0e…If the system accepts
the confirmation-code,
a message will be
sent to your REPORT
PRINTER, informing
you that the command
has been executed
and the VDU will
display the Restart
Engineering menu.…0f…
3.3.2.3 Set Disc Threshold Warning Constants (SDTC)
(cont'd)
If you have selected
SDTC, the SET DISC
THRESHOLD WARNING
CONSTANTS format
is presented on
the VDU screen.
Refer to Figure
3.3.2.3-1.
1 Observe that the system Refer to Figure
3.3.2.3-1.a.
outputs an identity in
the field TRANSACTION ID.
2 The SHORT TERM STORAGE
DISC FILE RATE is an
optional entry item.
If you do not wish to
define this entry,
proceed to step 4.
3 On keyboard, enter the Refer to Figure
3.3.2.3-1.b.
RATE. The percentage figure
shall be an integer
value. For instance
90%.
If the free blocks
in short time storage
become less than
the percentage entered,
the system will
print out a warning
report at your report
printer.
4 The INTERMEDIATE STORAGE
DISK FILE RATE is an
optional entry item.
If you do not wish to
define this entry,
proceed to step 6.
5 On keyboard, enter the Refer to Figure
3.3.2.3-1.c.
RATE. You can define this
rate as described
above.
6 On keyboard, depress the Refer to Figure
3.3.2.3-2.a.
ENTER key. The VDU will display
the
Engineering menu
and you will be
able to start a
new transaction.
3.3.3 Engineering Menu (Restart Mode) (cont'd)
If you sign on when
the system is at
restart, the …02…ENGINEERING
FUNCTION MENU (RESTART
MODE) is presented
on the VDU Screen.
Refer to Figure
3.3.3-1.
1 On Keyboard, press the Refer to Figure
3.3.3-2.a.
program function key F1 Pressing the F1-key
informs
the systen that
the next instruction
is a "command".
NOTE: Some of the commands
in the engineering restart
mode menu must be followed
by a parameter and
protected commands
must be accompanied by
the permissive entry code,
(PEC) too.
2 Select one of the following
options:
CASQ, PEC System Queue cancellation
CAAC, PEC Cancel all circuit
queues
CAAT, PEC Cancel all Terminal
queues
CAAD, PEC Cancel all Device
queues
CACQ, Circuit No. PEC Circuit queue cancellation
CATQ, TD, PEC Terminal queue cancellation
CADQ, DD, PEC Device queue cancellation
CAGO CAMPS GO (enter
normal ope-
ration mode).
QSPT Queue status print
STOC Storage occupancy
print
3 On Keyboard, enter the Commas and spaces
are used
command, possible para- as separators.
meter, and possible PEC.
3.3.3 Engineering Menu (Restart Mode) (cont'd)
4 Press ENTER Key Refer to Figure
3.3.3-4.a.
If invalid command,
parame-
ter or PEC are entered,
an
error message appears
in the
response line together
with
the engineering
restart mode
menu format.
Refer to Figure
3.3.3-3.a.
You must re-enter
valid com-
mand, parameter
or PEC.
For further error
explanation, proceed
to the error messages
and error handling
section.
5 When all entries are valid,
proceed to the section
which corresponds to the
selected function.
3.3.3.1 System Queue Cancellation (CASQ) (cont'd)
If you have selected
CASQ, the SYSTEM
QUEUE CANCELLATION
format is presented
on the VDU screen.
Refer to Figure
3.3.3.1-1.
1 Observe that the system out- Refer to Figure
3.3.3.1-1.a.
puts an identity in the
field TRANSACTION ID.
2 The MDCO QUEUE
is an optional entry item.
If you do not wish to de-
fine this entry, proceed
to step 4.
3 On Keyboard, enter Refer to Figure
3.3.3.1-1.b.
the message precedence. It specifies precedences
for messages to
be cancelled from
the MDCO queue.
You can enter one
or more of the following
possibili-
ties:
ZZ - FLASH
OO - IMMEDIATE
PP - PRIORITY
RR - ROUTINE
4 The MSO QUEUES
are optional entry items.
If you do not wish to de-
fine these entries, proceed
to step 6.
3.3.3.1 System Queue Cancellation (CASQ) (cont'd)
5 On Keyboard, enter Refer to Figure
3.3.3.1-3.a.
the message precedence. It specifies precedences
for
incoming- and outgoing
messages to be cancelled
from the MSO queues,
respectively.
6 VALIDATION Refer to Figure
3.3.3.1-4.a.
On keyboard, depress the
ENTER KEY, and the system
will validate all data en-
tries.
7 Observe that PLEASE ENTER After successful
validation
YOUR CONFIRMATION-CODE you are prompted
for the
appears on the screen. confirmation code
to acti-
vate the required
update.
If you do not wish
to confirm the transaction,
press Special Function
key F11-CANCEL which
will clear the VDU
screen and you will
be able to start
a new transaction.
Refer to Figure
3.3.3.1-4.b.
All data-fields
will contain the
same information
as before the transaction
was started.
8 On Keyboard, enter the
confirmation code, CC.
3.3.3.1 System Queue Cancellation (CASQ) (cont'd)
9 Press ENTER Key. If an invalid confirmation
code is entered,
ILLEGAL CONFIRMATION
CODE will be displayed
in the response
line.
You must re-enter
valid confirmation
code.
The systen will
continue by asking
you for the confirmation-code
until you have entered
the valid confirmation-code,
or, used the Special
Function key F11-CANCEL.
10 Command Completion Report If the system accepts
the confirmation
code, a message
will be sent to
your REPORT PRINTER,
informing you that
the command has
been executed, and
the VDU will display
the Restart Engineering
menu.
For further report
explanation, proceed
to the reports and
report handling
section.
3.3.3.3 Cancel All Terminal Queues (CAAT) (cont'd)
Because no format
exists for the CAAT
transaction, the
format area will
be empty except
for the transaction
id. The header
area will be displayed
in normal way.
1 Observe that the system Refer to Figure
3.3.3.3-1.a.
outputs a TRANSACTION ID.
2 Observe that PLEASE ENTER Refer to Figure
3.3.3.3-1.b.
YOUR CONFIRMATION-CODE
appears in the system line
3 If you do not wish to Refer to Figure
3.3.3.3-2.a.
confirm the transaction,
press F11 key. Otherwise Pressing the Special
proceed to step 4. Function key - F11
cause to CANCEL
this transaction
and the system will
contain the same
information as before
the transaction
was started. The
VDU format area
will be cleared
and you will be
able to start a
new transaction.
4 On keyboard, enter the
confirmation code, CC.
5 Press ENTER key. Refer to Figure
3.3.3.3-2.b.
The system will
continue by asking
you for the confirmation-code
until you have entered
the valid confirmation-code,
or, used the Special
Function key F11-CANCEL.
…0e…If the system accepts
the confirmation-code,
a message will be
sent to your REPORT
PRINTER, informing
you that the command
has been executed
and the VDU will
display the Restart
Engineering menu.…0f…
3.3.3.4 Cancel All Device Queues (CAAD) (cont'd)
Because no format
exists for the CAAD
transaction, the
format area will
be empty except
for the transaction
id. The header
area will be displayed
in normal way.
1 Observe that the system Refer to Figure
3.3.3.4-1.a.
outputs a TRANSACTION ID.
2 Observe that PLEASE ENTER Refer to Figure
3.3.3.4-1.b.
YOUR CONFIRMATION-CODE
appears in the system line
3 If you do not wish to Refer to Figure
3.3.3.4-2.a.
confirm the transaction,
press F11 key. Otherwise Pressing the Special
proceed to step 4. Function key - F11
cause to CANCEL
this transaction
and the system will
contain the same
information as before
the transaction
was started. The
VDU format area
will be cleared
and you will be
able to start a
new transaction.
4 On keyboard, enter the
confirmation code, CC.
5 Press ENTER key. Refer to figure
3.3.3.4-2.b.
The system will
continue by asking
you for the confirmation-code
until you have entered
the valid confirmation-code,
or, used the Special
Function key F11-CANCEL.
…0e…If the system accepts
the confirmation-code,
a message will be
sent to your REPORT
PRINTER, informing
you that the command
has been executed
and the VDU will
display the Restart
Engineering menu.…0f…
3.3.3.9 Queue State Print (QSPT) (cont'd)
Because no format
exists for the QSPT
transaction, the
format area will
be empty except
for the transaction
id. The header
area will be displayed
in normal way.
1 Observe that the system Refer to Figure
3.3.3.9-1.a.
outputs an identity in
the field TRANSACTION ID.
2 Observe that the VDU Shortly after the
QSPT
displays the RESTART command has been
executed,
ENGINEERING MENU. you will be prompted
for the Restart
Engineering menu.
You will now be
able to start a
new transaction.
3.3.3.10 Storage Occupnacy Print (STOC) (cont'd)
Because no format
exists for the STOC
transaction, the
format area will
be empty except
for the transaction
id. The header
area will be displayed
in normal way.
1 Observe that the system Refer to Figure
3.3.3.10-1.a.
outputs an identity in
the field TRANSACTION ID.
2 Observe that the VDU Shortly after the
STOC
displays the RESTART command has been
executed,
ENGINEERING MENU. you will be prompted
for the Restart
Engineering menu.
You will now be
able to start a
new transaction.
