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Buffer Functions (Polling)

16.3.2. The ^B01 Command Line

If the ^B01 command line does not include optional arguments, and no

partitions have been set, command ^B01 will release all data by default.

Note: If the partition for your port has not been set, the ^B01

command arguments will set the partition location.

Command ^B01 offers the following options:

^B01[,type][,source][@n][,n] [Enter]

Where:

,type Data Type: The following options are available:

,A1 or ,A Records that matched a Clue from

Alarm Filter 1.

,A2 Records that matched a Clue from

Alarm Filter 2.

,ALM Records that matched Alarm Filter 1

and records that matched Alarm Filter 2.

,STD or ,D Standard (Non-Alarm) Records.

,"clue" Clue Name: Release Alarm Records

for clue. The Clue Name must be

enclosed in quotation marks.

,source Source Port: The following options are available:

,PA Records received via PBX Port A.

,PB Records received via PBX Port B.

,PX Records received via the AUX Port.

,PI Records received via the PBX IP Port.

@n Start Record (Offset): Releases records starting with the

nth" record. For example, if ^B01@234 is entered, data

release will start with the 234th record. If a negative value

is entered, the VIP will determine the starting point by

counting backwards from the end of the records in the

current partition.

,n Record Count: Releases records in groups of "n". For

example, if

^B01,20 is entered, the VIP will release

groups of 20 records, and then pause until ^B02 is sent.

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