Re: (ASCEND) Report of avm command

[Dean Frye <dfrye@ascend.com.au>]

At 14:09 28/12/98 -0600, Marc A. Sonnenberg wrote:
>Can anyone tell me what the following line denotes:
>
>Modem 7:13, 8 calls, 0 bad, last 8 calls = 000000ff dir=3
>
>I understand the "modem 7:13, 8 calls, 0 bad" part, but what does the rest
of it mean?
>

The hex string is a rolling report of recent success or failure for the
modem to bring up a call. A successful call is flagged as a 1, and a failed
call a 0. For instance ff is 8 consecutive 1's (8 consecutive good calls).

The dir parameter indicates the direction of the last call into each modem:

2 - call is outgoing
3 - call is incoming



Regards,

dean







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