12 Configuring PAD/ATPAD Ports
PAD Port Configuration
Terminal Control
Range: NONE, PASS, LIM, CUG, LCPY, 7BIT, NADD, X.28, CNUI,
CUGOA, BMSG, ADDR, FRCB, CUGIA
Default: NONE
Description: Specifies options for the attached device:
• NONE: No option specified
• PASS: A password is required (configured in the NUI/
Password Table).
• LIM: X.28 mode is limited to CALL and CLR commands.
• CUG: Check Closed User Group (CUG); otherwise the CUG
passes transparently.
• LCPY: Allow local copying to this PAD port
• 7BIT: Allows an internal 7-bit representation of characters to
determine if extra processing is needed.
– Example:
The line delete character is hexadecimal value
18, and the input character received by the PAD is
hexadecimal 98. If 7BIT is not selected, the current input
line is not deleted. If 7BIT is selected, the input line is
deleted as the internal representation of the character would
only be 7 bits.
• NADD: Prevents PAD port from receiving calling address and
facility’s service signals
• X28: Automatically returns from X.28 mode to PAD mode
after sending the X.28 commands
• CNUI: Provides Centralized Network User Identification
verification.
• CUGOA: Subscribe to Closed User Group with Outgoing
Access.
• BMSG: Displays the PAD Bulletin/Banner Message.
• ADDR: The calling address is not shown.
• FRCB: Connects to a French Cartes Bancaires (banking card)
device.
• CUGIA: Checks the CUG but allows incoming access;
otherwise CUG data is passed transparently.
Note
Use summing to combine several parameter values. CUGOA
and CUG or CUG and CUGIA cannot be used together.
