| I know that if you do a show to a specific port , you will be able to
see parameters like input signal= dsr,cts,cd,ri and output signal = dsr
and rts also. ( show terminal server XXX port 1 all status)
I did try with the field test version of TSAM and I wasn't able to
define an alarm rule on the Carrier Detect(CD) parameters because it
was a complex datatypes. I don't know with the new version (SSB).
However, you can set DSRlogout the the specific port and define an
alarm rule to check if the port status is idle or connected. If you
set DSRlogout, as soon as you will loose your modem( meaning loosing CD
for example) the port will be logged out automatically and the alarm
will become true.
I suppose here that your application using QIO will set the port to be
connected all the time.
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| I can't add much to that last reply. Francois, you'll
be pleased to know that I changed the port input signals and port output signals
complex data type to Latin1String so that alarms could be done on that.
(Changed as a result of field test input for the SSB version of TSAM.)
Our local modem signals expert said to make sure to check for DSR, she said also
to check for DCD, but I got lost at that point.
Now I don't know what that means for TSAM, but the best I can tell is
that you want to make sure that the port input signals and port output signals
attributes contain the string DSR in them. I don't know if alarm rules
can be written to do that.
You might also check in the TOOK::TERMINAL_SERVERS notesfile, those folks
know more about that end of things....
-Dave
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| I did install the tSAM SSB version and i am able to define an alarm
rule on output signal. (nice job done). What you have to do is define
an alarm rule (changed of) based on output signal. When you have the
modem connected, you should be able to see output signal=
"DSR,CD,CTS,RI" and I think only "DSR" if there is nothing connected on
the port.
GOOD luck
Francois
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