syac(7) DG/UX 5.4R3.00 syac(7)
NAME
syac - Systech intelligent VME asynchronous controller
SYNOPSIS
syac([vmebus,][def]) or
syac@devicecode([vmebus,]VMEaddr)
DESCRIPTION
A SYAC is an intelligent asynchronous terminal I/O controller that
controls a number of terminal lines. The controllers supported are
as follows:
Name # Lines Description
VAC/16 16 Asynchronous 16-port controller;
supports modem control
VDC/8P 8 8-port cluster control box with
printer port; supports modem control
VDC/16 16 16-port cluster control box;
supports modem control
VDA/128 128 Terminal server host adapter
VDA/255 255 Terminal server host adapter
VTC/256 256 Network terminal server host adapter
The VDA/128 controller is an ARCNET controller supporting up to 128
asynchronous lines using the VDC/8P and/or VDC/16 remote cluster
controllers. The VDA/255 controller supports up to 255 lines using
the VDC/8P and/or VDC/16 remote cluster controllers.
The VTC/256 controller is an ethernet controller supporting up to 256
network connections. The VTC/256 supports a general board Internet
address and optional tty specific Internet addresses. The VTC/256
supports telnet, rlogin, and tcp connections. The VTC/256 also
supports call out connections. By default, ttys associated with a
VTC answer telnet connections made to the default Internet address
for that VTC and telnet binary mode is negotiated on when a telnet
connection is established. The port, protocol, direction, and telnet
binary modes of a connection can be specified on a per-tty basis in
the /etc/tcload/vtc.addrs file (see vtc.addrs(1M)). The VTC/256
controller also has an SNMP agent. The VTC's SNMP communities,
hosts, traps, and site specific objects can be specified by modifying
the VTC SNMP files located in /etc/tcload (see vtcsnmpfiles(1M)).
The VTC's default SNMP community is public with read access only.
Intelligent controllers are actually processors that perform I/O
processing according to the tty modes in effect for each line. It is
necessary for the system administrator to load the SYAC-resident code
image into SYAC memory before lines controlled by the SYAC can be
used (see tcload(1M)).
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Terminals controlled by SYACs present the standard DG/UX terminal
interfaces described in termio(7). All model SYACs support all
specified baud rates.
The syac entry has two formats (shown above and illustrated below).
The first format accepts all defaults for a specified controller
board. The second format specifies all values:
vmebus The device name of the parent VME bus to which the
syac controller is attached, such as vme(0) or vme(1).
If this parameter is omitted, a parent bus of vme(0)
is assumed, and all subsequent parameters move up one
position. Thus, syac(3) is equivalent to
syac(vme(0),3).
def A number from 0 to F, or null for 0, identifying the
controller board defaults to use
@devicecode The controller device code, preceded by the @
character
VMEaddr The VME address of the controller
FILES
/dev/tty[0-9]* Terminal device files
/dev/async/syac* SYAC control nodes
/usr/lib/tcload/models/syac/* SYAC related files
/etc/tcload/vtc.addrs SYAC VTC Configuration file
/etc/tcload/vtc.snmp.config SYAC VTC SNMP Configuration file
/etc/tcload/vtc.snmp.communities SYAC VTC SNMP Communities file
/etc/tcload/vtc.snmp.hosts SYAC VTC SNMP Hosts file
/etc/tcload/vtc.snmp.traps SYAC VTC SNMP Traps file
SEE ALSO
tcload(1M), vtc.addrs(4M), vtcsnmpfiles(4M), termio(7), vme(7).
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