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|colspan="3"|'''$SEB L101 U1 U1'''<br\>||colspan="2"|Block M key from IP station <br\>  
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|colspan="3"|'''$SEB L101 U1 U1'''<br>||colspan="2"|Block M key from IP station <br>  
 
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|colspan="5"|$SEB allow blocking of events from IP station (no analog stations) with $DP message. <br\>
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|colspan="5"|$SEB allow blocking of events from IP station (no analog stations) with $DP message. <br>
'''Note 1:''' Block state will always be cleared after reset. <br\>
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'''Note 1:''' Block state will always be cleared after reset. <br>
'''Note 2:''' Only station events kicked by DIP protocoll are blocked. Events from SimpleLinkLayer ($M, $MREL e.g) are not blocked during active blocking. <br\>
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'''Note 2:''' Only station events kicked by DIP protocoll are blocked. Events from SimpleLinkLayer ($M, $MREL e.g) are not blocked during active blocking. <br>
'''Note 3:''' $DIAL_DAK is actually (AMC 11.2.3.3) using the DIP function to simulate DAK pressing. Based on this $DIAL_DAK is blocked also at SimpleLinkLayer <br\>
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'''Note 3:''' $DIAL_DAK is actually (AMC 11.2.3.3) using the DIP function to simulate DAK pressing. Based on this $DIAL_DAK is blocked also at SimpleLinkLayer <br>
 
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|align=center|1||[[NET_OBJ_REF]]<br\>{[[ECL_USER]]} ||colspan="3"| Station to block
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|align=center|1||[[NET_OBJ_REF]]<br />{[[ECL_USER]]} ||colspan="3"| Station to block
 
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|align=center|2||[[UINT1]]||colspan="3"| Block event <br\>
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|align=center|2||[[UINT1]]||colspan="3"| Block event <br>
1 = Block M-key from IP station <br\>
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1 = Block M-key from IP station <br>
2 = Block Handset state from IP station  <br\>
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2 = Block Handset state from IP station  <br>
3 = Block Digit keys from IP station  <br\>
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3 = Block Digit keys from IP station  <br>
4 = Block DAK keys from IP station  <br\>
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4 = Block DAK keys from IP station  <br>
5 = Block C-key from IP station <br\>
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5 = Block C-key from IP station <br>
 
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|align=center|3||[[UINT1]]||colspan="3"| Block state <br\>
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|align=center|3||[[UINT1]]||colspan="3"| Block state <br>
0 = Don't block event <br\>
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0 = Don't block event <br>
1 = Block event <br\>
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1 = Block event <br>
 
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|colspan="2"|Response||colspan="3"| none
 
|colspan="2"|Response||colspan="3"| none
 
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Latest revision as of 15:11, 3 October 2019

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STATION_EVENT_BLOCK 0x00B1 177 AMC 11.2.3.3
$SEB L101 U1 U1
Block M key from IP station
$SEB allow blocking of events from IP station (no analog stations) with $DP message.

Note 1: Block state will always be cleared after reset.
Note 2: Only station events kicked by DIP protocoll are blocked. Events from SimpleLinkLayer ($M, $MREL e.g) are not blocked during active blocking.
Note 3: $DIAL_DAK is actually (AMC 11.2.3.3) using the DIP function to simulate DAK pressing. Based on this $DIAL_DAK is blocked also at SimpleLinkLayer

1 NET_OBJ_REF
{ECL_USER}
Station to block
2 UINT1 Block event

1 = Block M-key from IP station
2 = Block Handset state from IP station
3 = Block Digit keys from IP station
4 = Block DAK keys from IP station
5 = Block C-key from IP station

3 UINT1 Block state

0 = Don't block event
1 = Block event

Response none



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