Specifications

Table 3–14 Set Command State Variables
State
Variable Value(s) Description
Baud 2400
4800
9600
Baud rate of the line printer on the COM1 port. This variable
is valid only if there is a printer available on the COM1 port.
• Viewing or setting the baud variable is illegal if the
startup ‘‘ Is a printer connected to COM1 (Y/N)?’’ question
is not answered with Y.
• Specifying an incorrect baud value is flagged as illegal
and the current baud rate is not changed.
Status n Auto status display. Automatically displays test status every n
minutes when n is set to a value greater than zero. When the
value of n is zero, automatic test status displays are disabled.
• Auto status display lets you see a recent test status in the
event that the system gets into a hung state. This feature
is useful on systems that are monitored at infrequent
intervals.
• Auto status display does not occur if SYSEX is in halt
mode or is at the MORE prompt when status is ready to
be displayed.
If you do not specify a state variable, a list of all available state variables is
displayed:
HLT> set
Enter
Avaliable state to be set:
BAUD
STATUS
If you specify a state variable without providing a new value, the current value
of that variable is displayed:
HLT> set status
Enter
Status auto display time = 8
To set a state variable, specify the variable and the new value. The following
example sets the baud rate state to 9600 baud:
HLT> set baud 9600
Enter
System Exerciser 3–23