Comtech EF Data CRS-500 - Manual (Page 180)

CRS-500 1:N Redundancy System Revision 2
Serial-based Remote Product Management MN-CRS500
9–20
Parameter Type
Command
(Code and
qualifier)
Arguments for
Command or
Response to
Query
Description of arguments
(Note that all arguments are ASCII numeric codes, that
is, ASCII codes between 48 and 57)
Response to Command
(Target to controller)
Query
(Code and
qualifier)
Response to query
(Target to controller)
Switch Global
Configuration
SGC= 29 bytes,
numerical
Command or Query.
Sets or returns Global configuration of the Switch, in the
form smaaaaaaaaaaBBBbbbHHRRMSAPP, where:
s = Switching Mode – same as SWM (1 byte)
m = M:N Mode – same as MFN (1 byte)
a = Active Modems – same as ACT (10 bytes)
B = Bridge/Backup State 1 – same as BB1 (3 bytes)
b = don’t care – set to 000 (3 bytes)
H = Backup Holdoff Time – same as BKH (2 bytes)
R= Restore Holdoff Time – same as RSH (2 bytes)
M = Modem Alarm Mask – same as MAM (1 byte)
S = Switch Alarm Mask – same as SAM (1 byte)
A = Audio Alarm Mask – same as AAM (1 byte)
P = Priority modem – same as PRI (2 bytes)
SGC=
SGC?
SGC*
SGC? SGC=smaaaaaaaaaaBB
BbbbHHRRMSAPP
(see description of
arguments)
Switch Unit
Name
SID= 24 bytes, ASCII Command or Query.
Sets or returns a user-defined Switch Unit Name, which is a
fixed length of 24 characters. Valid characters include:
Space ( ) * + - , . / 0-9 and A-Z.
SID=
SID?
SID*
SID? SID=xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
xxxxxxx
(see description of
arguments)
Serial Number N/A 9 bytes, numerical Query only.
Returns the unit’s 9-digit serial number.
Example: SNO=176512523
N/A SNO? SNO=xxxxxxxxx
(see description of
arguments)
Software
Revision
N/A 5 bytes, numerical Query only.
Returns the value of the unit’s installed internal software
revision in the form x.x.x.
Example: SWR=1.0.3 (Ver 1.0.3)
N/A SWR? SWR=x.x.x
(see description of
arguments)
Time TIM= 6 bytes, numerical Command or Query.
Sets or returns the time from midnight, in the form hhmmss,
where:
hh = hours, between 00 and 23,
mm = minutes, between 00 and 59, and
ss = seconds, between 00 and 59
Example: TIM=231259 means 23 hours, 12 minutes and
59 seconds from midnight.
TIM=
TIM?
TIM*
TIM? TIM=hhmmss
(see description of
arguments)