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TAP Outdial OPARAM Codes

For TAP outdial software version TAP8A0.

Per-destination Parameters

The per-destination parameters are a set of values that control the destination-specific

behavior of the TAP outdial card.

Table 37: TAP Outdial Per-destination Parameters

Meaning cc pp qq ...

Batching control 0B 01 This parameter is used to control the page-batching

behavior.

Byte 1 = destination number. The ID number of the

destination to set the batching control values for.

This must be between zero and fifteen decimal,

which is 00 to 0F hex.

Byte 2 = queue limit. Maximum number of queued pages

allowed before attempting to call the destination. If

the number of pages batched to this destination

exceeds this parameter the destination will be

called, even if the yellow time has not been

reached. The default value is 255 decimal.

Bytes 3 & 4 = Yellow time. Yellow time, the time to hold

lowest priority pages before attempting to call the

destination. The time is in seconds, values from

zero to 16000 are allowed. Default = 60 decimal (1

minute).

Bytes 5 & 6 = Orange time. Orange time, the time to hold

lowest priority pages before forcing a call to the

destination. The time is in seconds, values from

zero to 16000 are allowed.

Default = 240 decimal (4 minutes).

Bytes 7 & 8 = Red time. Red time, must have paged by

now. Pages held longer than the red time will be

failed and posted as “no xmit”. The time is in

seconds, values from zero to 16000 are allowed.

Default = 900 decimal (15 minutes).

Bytes 9 & 10 = Scaling Factor. Priority scaling factor. The

page's priority minus one, times the scaling factor,

is subtracted from the yellow. Thus the higher the

priority of a page the sooner it is eligible to be send

out. Default = 30 decimal.

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