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* [[Axystems:MC-Basic:RESETENTRYSTATION|RESETENTRYSTATION]] | * [[Axystems:MC-Basic:RESETENTRYSTATION|RESETENTRYSTATION]] | ||
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Revision as of 08:37, 22 May 2014
Sets the priority of the specified entry station . Recommended values are 2 to 16.
 | IMPORTANT |
| Even if entry station priority is set below default (2). Operating system’sTCP/ IP stack is still running at priority 2. |
Short form
SETEP
Syntax
SETEP Type = <entry station type value> Priority = <priority value>
Availability
Since Version 3.7.x
Type
<entry station type value> : Long
<priority value> : Long
Range
<entry station type value> : 1 – Ethernet
3 – Virtual Entry Station
4 – Etherent2
5 – Etherent3
<priority value> :: 1 to 16
Default
<priority value> : 2
Scope
Configuration, Task, Terminal
Examples
-->setep type = 1 priority = 3
-->?getentrypriority(1)
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