Mitel Technical Specification 22

MiNET Specification
This command shall be used by the system to activate/deactivate the indicated
relay(s).
MT Octet 1
RCTL Octet 2
RLY
Figure 12/MTS22-C
Set Relay message format
The RCTL (relay control) octet is defined as follows (decimal):
0 = deactivate
1 = activate
The RLY (relay) octet is defined as follows (decimal):
1-254 = relay number
255 = all relays
Octet 3
4.2.1.10 Pager Module Ringing (D6)
The format of this command shall be as shown in Figure 13/MTS22-C.
This command shall be used by the system to control a ringing cycle in a device that is controlling a Paging
Unit. Cadence pattern and repeat pattern is implementation dependant.
MT Octet 1
PMCTL Octet 2
Figure 13/MTS22-C
Pager Module Ringing message format
The PMCTL (pager module control) octet is defined as follows (decimal):
00 = deactivate
01 = activate
4.2.2 Responses from terminal to system
4.2.2.1 Report Set ID (C1)
The format of this response shall be as shown in Figure 14/MTS22-C.
This response shall be sent by a terminal on power-up, and shall also be sent in response to a Request Set
ID command (see §
4.2.1.1).
MT Octet 1
ID Octet 2
CONFIG
Octet 3
PST (optional) Octet 4
Figure 14/MTS22-C
Report Set ID response format
The values (in hexadecimal) and meanings currently defined for the ID octet are shown below:
Note- Bit 7 of the ID octet is traditionally used to differentiate voice (bit=1) and data (bit=0) terminals.
ID octet:
00 = asynchronous dataset (DS1100)
01 = low speed synchronous dataset (DS2100)
02 = high speed synchronous dataset (DS2200)
03 = IBM 3278 terminal dataset (DS4113)
04 = IBM 3274 controller dataset (DS4122)
05 = Printer port option on DNIC LCD console
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