ZETRON 2000 Series Specifications download pdf (Page 324)

Remote Maintenance

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bit1 = 1 (voice or display capable) low 2 bits = 2 (new turbo speed of 1.5x)

Alive = Up (card responds correctly to reset command), or Down (dead),

Programmed = P (card's run-time software was transferred), or "-" (card resets but will not load,

or does not report as loaded)

Ready = R (card has loaded its run-time software), or "-"

State = Dead, Alive, Request_offline, or Offline_but_alive

Units: M = total number of units on the card

S = software number in use

A = number of units up and functional

ZlinkW “date”

(See or set the date on the paging terminal clock.)

Examples:

+ date Means show me the current date on paging terminal.

+ date 1-05-89 Means set the paging terminal date to January 5, 1989.

+ date 5jan89 Means set the paging terminal date to January 5, 1989.

+ date? Shows how to use command.

ZlinkW “dos”

(Run a DOS command on the office computer.)

Example:

+ dos type logl0 This would print on your screen the log file

just retrieved from the paging terminal with

the "get logl0" command. Useful for looking

at an event that happened in the log file.

ZlinkW “faultoff”

This command deactivates the fault relay. It is used after clearing the fault condition.

Please see "FaultON" on page 251.

ZlinkW “get”

(Get a copy of a file from the paging terminal to the office computer)

This command is used to copy a file from the paging terminal to the office computer. The

general form of this command is:

+ get <source name> <destination name>

The parameter <source name> is the name (possibly with a directory path prefix) of a file

that is on the paging terminal disk. The parameter <destination name> is the name

(possibly with a directory path prefix) of a file that will be created (or deleted and

recreated) on the office machine.

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ZETRON 2000 Series Specifications Page 324