How an application program specifies a BIT STRING value

z/OS Communications Server: CMIP Services and Topology Agent Guide

How an application program specifies a BIT STRING value

z/OS Communications Server: CMIP Services and Topology Agent Guide
SC27-3646-00

The following example shows how the ASN.1 syntax might define a BIT STRING.

X ::= BIT STRING {
     val1 (0),
     val2 (1),
     val3 (2)
     }
 
Values for X would be:
      001  — means val3 is turned on, the others are off
      100  — means val1 is turned on, the others are off
      111  — val1, val2, val3 are all on

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