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4  
Press 
F3
 (Save).
The system stores the information to use the next time it processes a 
Display Host Sessions request.
Print a Host Sessions ReportUse the following procedure to print a report showing all host sessions 
currently defined:1  
Start at the Host Sessions: Actions Menu (Figure 57 on page 85
) and 
select: 
The system sends the Display Host Sessions window to the system 
printer.
Note:This report will not print if a printer has not been configured for use 
with the voice system. See Printer Administration
 on page 427
 in 
Chapter 7, 
Peripheral Administration
 , for more information about 
printer administration.
> Print 
						

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Access the SDLC Protocol Menu
Use the SDLC Protocol menu to perform the following procedures:•
Add an SDLC Protocol
 on page 89
l
•
Change an SDLC Protocol
 on page 92
•
Deleting an SDLC Protocol
 on page 94
•
Diagnose the SDLC Connection
 on page 95
l
•
Display an SDLC Protocol
 on page 96
•
View SDLC Connection Information
 on page 97
•
Rename an SDLC Protocol
 on page 98
Use the following procedure to access the SDLC protocol menu:1  
Start at the Host Configuration menu (Figure 46 on page 67
) and select: 
The system displays the SDLC Protocol menu (Figure 59 on page 89
).
> SDLC Protocol 
						

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Figure 59. SDLC Protocol Menu  
Add an SDLC 
Protocol
Use the following procedure to add an SDLC protocol:1  
Start at the SDLC Protocol menu (Figure 46 on page 67
) and select: 
The system displays the Add SDLC Protocol window (Figure 60 on page 
90
). 
> Add 
						

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Figure 60. Add SDLC Protocol Window  
Table 5 on page 91
 describes the fields on this window.
2  
Enter the information described in Table 5 on page 91
.
3  
Press 
F3
 (Save).
The system adds the SDLC Protocol with the selected parameters. 
						

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Table 5. Field Descriptions for SDLC Protocols
Field Name DescriptionConnection 
Name:
Identifies a logical connection to a host. The default value is SDLCn, where 
n 
is the circuit card number.
Card 
Number:
Indicates which communications adapter circuit card this connection uses.  
The default value is 1 unless circuit card number 1 is in use; then the default 
is 2.
Line Type:
Specifies the type of physical line being used.  The default value is leased.
Node ID to 
Send:
An 8-digit hexadecimal number that specifies the ID that is sent to the remote 
computer.  The number is divided into a 3-digit block number and a 5-digit 
node number.  Values 000 and FFF cannot be used for the block number, 
and 00000 cannot be used for the node number. Valid values range from 
00100001 to FFEFFFFF.  The default value is blank (no node ID to send).
Encoding:
Specifies the encoding scheme of the modem for transmitting and receiving 
data.  Valid values are nrz and nrzi.  The default value is nrz.
Constant 
Carrier:
Specifies whether the system will keep the RTS signal high.  If Yes, the 
modem must support constant carrier.  The default value is No.
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Change an SDLC 
Protocol
Use the following procedure to change SDLC protocol:1  
Start at the SDLC Protocol menu (Figure 46 on page 67
) and select: 
The system displays the Change SDLC Protocol window (Figure 61 on 
page 93
).
Poll 
Address:
Specifies the polling address of the system.  The poll address is a 
hexadecimal value that ranges from 00 to FF.  The default value is C1.
LU:
Identifies the logical unit number.  Valid values range from 2 to the maximum 
LU number allowed by the system.  You can enter multiple LUs separated by 
commas, and a range of LUs using a dash, for example 2, 4–8, 10.
Table 5. Field Descriptions for SDLC Protocols
Field Name Description
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Figure 61. Change SDLC Protocol Window  2  
Enter the name of the connection you want to change in the 
Connection 
Name:
 field, or press 
F2
 (Choices) to select from a menu.
3  
Modify any of the fields as desired using Table 5 on page 91
 as a guide.
4  
Press 
F3
 (Save).
The system overwrites the host connection with new SDLC information. 
						

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Deleting an SDLC 
Protocol
Use the following procedure to delete SDLC protocol:1  
Start at the SDLC Protocol menu (Figure 46 on page 67
) and select: 
The system displays the Delete SDLC Protocol window (Figure 62 on 
page 94
).
Figure 62. Delete SDLC Protocol Window  2  
Enter the name of the connection you want to delete in the 
Connection 
Name:
 field, or press 
F2
 (Choices) to select from a menu.
3  
Press 
F3
 (Delete).
The system deletes the specified connection.
> Delete 
						

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Diagnose the SDLC 
Connection
Use the following procedure to diagnose one SDLC connection or all SDLC 
connections:1  
Start at the SDLC Protocol menu (Figure 46 on page 67
) and select: 
The system displays the Diagnose SDLC Connection window 
(Figure 63
).
Figure 63. Diagnose SDLC Connection Window  2  
Enter the connection name or all in the 
Connection Name:
 field, or press 
F2
 (Choices) to select from a menu.
3  
Press 
F3
 (Diagnose).
The system diagnoses the selected SDLC connection and displays the 
results.
> Diagnose 
						

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Display an SDLC 
Protocol
Use the following procedure to display an SDLC protocol:1  
Start at the SDLC Protocol menu (Figure 46 on page 67
) and select: 
The system displays the Display SDLC Protocol window (Figure 64 on 
page 96
).
Figure 64. Display SDLC Protocol Window  2  
Enter the name of the connection in the 
Connection Name:
 field, or press 
F2
 (Choices) to select from a menu. 
The system fills in the remaining fields.
3  
Press 
F3
 (Display).
The system displays information about the selected SDLC protocol.
> Display