The format of the TRIGGER command is:

   TRIGGER target target-options

Target types are:

   NODE
   VIA

For more help use:

   HELP TRIGGER target-type
2 NODE
Use the TRIGGER NODE command to trigger the bootstrap ROM on the specified
node.  If the node is capable of responding to the trigger function, it will
load itself according to the method built into its bootstrap ROM.

The format of the TRIGGER NODE command is:

   TRIGGER NODE node-id [options]

The options are:

   PASSWORD
   VIA

For more help use:

   HELP TRIGGER option
2 VIA
VIA can be used either as a target type or as an option on the TRIGGER NODE
command.

Use the TRIGGER VIA command to trigger the bootstrap ROM in the adjacent node
on the specified line.  If the node is capable of responding to the trigger
function, it will load itself according to the method built into its bootstrap
ROM.  The format of is:

   TRIGGER VIA line-id [option]

The only option is PASSWORD.

For more help use:

   HELP TRIGGER PASSWORD

Use the VIA option on the TRIGGER NODE command to select the line that is used
to get to the target node.  This will override the line in the default data
base that was created at network generation.  The format is:

   TRIGGER NODE node-id [VIA line-id]
2 PASSWORD
Use the PASSWORD option to specify the password that is to be used to verify
service access over the line.  This will override the service password in the
default data base that was created at network generation.

The format of the PASSWORD option is:

   TRIGGER target [[SERVICE] PASSWORD] password

Where password is a hexadecimal number representing the bits to be used.  The
password is in the range 0-FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF to represent up to 64 bits (8
bytes) of password.  The length of the password (in bytes) is determined by
the number of characters input.  For example a password of 0 is only one
byte long, a password of 00000 is 3 bytes long.