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set timeout 60 - 69 seconds for station 101 <BR\> example use in RECEIVED_MAIL event | |||
| Set the timer of a mail queue entry. <BR\> When timeout, the event MAIL_TIMEOUT is generated. 10 seconds later the mail queue entry will be deleted automatically. (All new mails are initialized by the AMC to max timer.) | ||||
| 1 | NET_OBJ_REF {ECL_STATION} | Station. | ||
| 2 | UINT2 | Mail tag (unique id) for current queue entry. | ||
| 3 | UINT4 | Timeout value in seconds.<BR\>- The timer is ticked every 10 seconds. This means that the minimum timer value is 10 seconds, and longer times should be specified with last digit 0.<BR\>- The longest possible time is 655350 seconds, which is 7.5 days <BR\>- The system guarantees a minimum timeout as specified, worst case 10 seconds later. Ex: setting 60 seconds generates timeout 60 - 69 seconds later. | ||
| Response: | COMMAND_RESPONSE | |||