Terminal Mode Commands

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Table of Contents

HELP .............................................................................................................................................................. 1
- help CTIME .................................................................................................................................................. 1
- help CLIST .................................................................................................................................................... 2
- help REVISION ............................................................................................................................................. 3
- help TERMINAL ........................................................................................................................................... 4
- help TIME .................................................................................................................................................... 4
- help ACK ...................................................................................................................................................... 5
- help SET....................................................................................................................................................... 5
- help BYPASS ................................................................................................................................................ 7
- help DISABLE ............................................................................................................................................... 7
- help DISARM ............................................................................................................................................... 7
- HELP ............................................................................................................................................................ 8
- help LOGIN .................................................................................................................................................. 9
- help RESTART .............................................................................................................................................. 9
- help SHOW ................................................................................................................................................ 10
- help LIST .................................................................................................................................................... 10
- help PRINT................................................................................................................................................. 11
- help TYPE .................................................................................................................................................. 13
- help SELECT ............................................................................................................................................... 14
- help CLEAR ................................................................................................................................................ 14
- help DIAGNOSTIC ...................................................................................................................................... 15
- help WALKTEST ......................................................................................................................................... 16
- help CSHOW .............................................................................................................................................. 17
- help TICMODE ........................................................................................................................................... 19
- help SWAP................................................................................................................................................. 19
- help SYSDIAG ............................................................................................................................................ 21
- help CHDIAG ............................................................................................................................................. 27
- help SCC .................................................................................................................................................... 28
- help IMODE ............................................................................................................................................... 29
- help CHANGEADDR ................................................................................................................................... 30

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- help FORCE................................................................................................................................................ 31
- help SMPL ................................................................................................................................................. 33
- help NETSTATUS ....................................................................................................................................... 34
- help /p....................................................................................................................................................... 35

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HELP

Help is available for the following commands/topics:

COMMANDS:

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CT*IME CL*IST REV*ISION TERM*INAL T*IME A*CK

S*ET BYP*ASS DIS*ABLE DISARM HELP LOG*IN

RES*TART SH*OW L*IST PRINT TYPE SELECT

CLEAR DIAG*NOSTIC WALK*TEST CS*HOW TIC*MODE SWAP

SYS*DIAG CHD*IAG SCC IMODE CHA*NGEADDR FORCE

SMPL NETSTATUS /P

TOPICS:

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LOCAL

An * denotes the minimum number of letters to be typed. In the help screens, an

item surrounded by square brackets "[]" is optional.

- help CTIME

This command sets and displays the system time and date in "computer" format.

If a parameter is present, it indicates that the time/date should be changed.

Input Format: CT*IME [<ctime>]

Output Format: <ctime>

<prompt>

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Format Fields

<ctime> <time><date>

Field ID Value Meaning

<time> hhmmss See below

hh 00-23 Hour: 24 hour format only

mm 00-59 Minute: 0-59

ss 00-59 Second: 0-59

<date> hwddmmyy See below

h */- *=holiday, -=not (only "-" implemented)

w 1-7 Day of week: 1=Sun (4100 will assign)

dd 01-31 Day of month

mm 01-12 Month

yy 00-99 Year: 00-61 = 2000-2061

97-99 = 1997-1999

- help CLIST

This command returns the current point status for either one point (if a point

PID is passed) or all "abnormal/on" points in condensed (computer) format.

The format of the PID field <point> depends on whether the terminal flag

ADDRESS is set. For a list of all "abnormal/on" points in the system, simply

enter CLIST (with no parameters). For all "abnormal/on" states for a specific

point, enter CLIST <point>. For the primary state of a specific point, enter

CLIST <point> A. This will return the primary state (regardless of whether

it is abnormal) for that particular point. If a specific state (AFPSTUCD) is

requested, that state is returned. For a list of all "abnornal/on" points in

a category, enter CLIST <qual>. CLIST A<CR> is not allowed.

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Input Format: CL*IST [<point>][<qual>]

Valid parameters:

point Standard point ID

qual F=fire; P=pri2; S=supv; T=tbl; U=util; C=control; D=disable tbl;

B=Bypassed, list a single or all disarmed point(s);

A=primary state (based on point type - F if smoke detector,

C if signal circuit, etc). If <qual> is not specified,

all "abnormal/on" states (if any) are reported.

Output Format: <point> <cstate>

<prompt>

- help REVISION

This command returns the 4100 system software revision, the revision and

name of the specific job configuration (CFIG),

and hardware card type information (if available).

The available options are: M, A, ALL, HW.

M - Master revision string

A - Display job activation information after job revision information

All - All slave revisions

HW - All supported slave HW card types

Full- Full listing of software revisions

MFG - Display slave manufacturing data

An example for REV is shown as below:

SYS REV: 7.00.02 CFIG FORMAT: 71 JOB: 92A1004A REV: 7 24-NOV-93 10:19

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- help TERMINAL

This command sets the current terminal flags. The flags are set in parameter

order such that a flag can be negated later in the command line. The special

flag DEFAULT sets all flags to their default based on port type. Typing TERM

by itself returns a listing of the current status of each flag. The first line

returned is the protocol format number. Typing the letters "NO" preceeding a

flag-name clears the flag named.

Input Format: TERM*INAL [<option>],[<option>],...

Valid parameters:

<option> DEFAULT [NO]PROTOCOL [NO]ECHO [NO]LOGGING [NO]STATUS

[NO]ADDRESS [NO]BPREFIX [NO]APREFIX [NO]SUPV [NO]BELLS

[NO]HSHAKE [NO]POLL [NO]ATTRIB [NO]LF

- help TIME

This command sets and displays the system time and date in "user" format. If a

parameter is present, it indicates that the time/date should be changed. The

following examples illustrate the use of this command.

-T 8:00 -Set time to 8:00am, today

8:00:05 am WED 01-DEC-93

-T 25-DEC -Set date to December 25, current time

8:05:10 pm SAT 25-DEC-93

-T -Display time/date

8:05:15 pm SAT 25-DEC-93

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- help ACK

This command allows the user to acknowledge a single point or a group of points.

If only "ACK" is specified, the highest priority abnormal point is acknowledged.

If "ACK <point><qual>" is specified, the ack qualifier determines what state is

actually acknowledged for that point. If no qualifier is selected, all abnormal

states are acknowledged for that point. "ACK" may be followed directly by F, P,

S, or T. In an "INDIVIDUAL ACK" system, this form of the command will "ACK" the

first unacked point in the appropriate system list. In a "GLOBAL ACK" system,

this form of the command will "ACK" all unacked points in the appropriate system

list.

Input Format: A*CK [<point>][<qual>]

Valid parameters:

point Standard point ID

qual F=fire; P=pri2; S=supv; T=tbl

A=ACK pri state if abnormal.

- help SET

This command allows the user to manipulate the status and/or priority of a

control point or modify the value of an analog pseudo point.

Input Format: S*ET <point><value>

Valid parameters:

<point> Standard point ID

<value> Depending on point type

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 Control, Digital, Analog sensor, List pseudo points:

<state> [PRI=<pri>]

<state>

ON Set point to the ON state

OFF Set point to the OFF state

PRI=<pri> Just change the control priority

ROR=n Change Rate of Rise to n

SENS=n Change Sensitivity to n

CHL=n Change audio channel to n

PRI= Change priority also

<pri> P=use port pri; #=Pri(2-15)

M=manual override

A=Automatic (clears override trouble)

Analog pseudo points:

Analog value (0-65535)

3PII (Third Party IDNet Interface) points:

NUMERIC <onum> <value> [PRI=<pri>] Set a numeric output to a value

OUTPUT <snum> <ON/OFF> [PRI=<pri>] Set a secondary output ON or OFF

<onum> which numeric output (1-7)

<value> value to set the numeric output (0-255)

<snum> which secondary output (1-8)

Examples:

SET M1-6 NUMERIC 3 50 Set numeric output 3 to 50

SET M1-8 OUTPUT 4 ON PRI=8 Set secondary output 4 ON at priority 8

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- help BYPASS

This command allows the user to bypass (disarm) a point in the system.

Input Format: BYP*ASS(DISARM) <PID>[<state>]

Field Decsription

PID Standard point ID

state Desired bypass (disarm) state

<blank> Bypass (disarm) ON (default)

ON Bypass (Disarm) the point

OFF Secure (Arm) the point

- help DISABLE

This command allows the user to disable/enable points in the system.

Input Format: DIS*ABLE <PID>[<state>]

Valid parameters:

<point> Standard point ID

<state> Desired disable state

<blank> Disable ON (default)

ON Disable the point

OFF Enable the point

- help DISARM

This command allows the user to bypass (disarm) a point in the system.

Input Format: BYP*ASS(DISARM) <PID>[<state>]

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 Field Decsription

PID Standard point ID

state Desired bypass (disarm) state

<blank> Bypass (disarm) ON (default)

ON Bypass (Disarm) the point

OFF Secure (Arm) the point

- HELP

Help is available for the following commands/topics:

COMMANDS:

---------

CT*IME CL*IST REV*ISION TERM*INAL T*IME A*CK

S*ET BYP*ASS DIS*ABLE DISARM HELP LOG*IN

RES*TART SH*OW L*IST PRINT TYPE SELECT

CLEAR DIAG*NOSTIC WALK*TEST CS*HOW TIC*MODE SWAP

SYS*DIAG CHD*IAG SCC IMODE CHA*NGEADDR FORCE

SMPL NETSTATUS /P

TOPICS:

-------

LOCAL

An * denotes the minimum number of letters to be typed. In the help screens, an

item surrounded by square brackets "[]" is optional.

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- help LOGIN

This command puts the port in passcode entry mode. The user is then expected to

type a password. If an incorrect passcode is typed, an error message "ERROR...

INVALID PASSCODE" is returned followed by a prompt and the user must log in

again.

Input Format: LOG*IN

Output Format: Enter your passcode or ENTER to logout >

Input Format: <XXXX> -"X" Denotes a passcode character

Output Format: Enter your passcode or ENTER to logout >

ACCESS GRANTED

ERROR...INVALID PASSCODE

- help RESTART

This command allows the user to perform a cold or warm restart of the master

controller. A warm restart is performed if no parameter is entered.

Input Format: RES*TART [<qual>]

Valid parameters:

<qual> COLD = Perform a complete re-initialization.

WARM = Perform a re-initialization except for the logs, time

and date, verification tallys, and disable states.

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- help SHOW

This command may be followed by a <point> or a <keyword> as described below:

Input Format: SH*OW <point> <qual>

Valid parameters:

point Standard point ID

qual P*OINTS qualifier will show points within a list

Input Format: SH*OW <keyword>

Valid parameters:

keyword PORTS -Lists all ports configured. User port is marked

by an asterisk.

TOP*OLOGY -Shows loop topology.

NODES -Lists all nodes in the network.

COUNTS -Shows system list counts.

CARDS -Lists all cards in the panel.

GALIST -Lists all group activation lists on the panel.

GALIST <lpid> -Lists all members of <lpid> group activation list.

- help LIST

This command returns the current logical point status for the point ID requested

in an easy to read format. LIST <point> returns all "abnormal/on" statuses

for the point specified. LIST <point> <qual> returns only the specific status

specified by <qual> for the point specified by <point>. LIST <qual> returns all

"abnormal/on" statuses of the category specified by <qual>. LIST A is not

allowed. Each status is returned in a short one line format.

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Bypassed points are listed if disarmed.

Input Format: L*IST [<point>] [<qual>]

Valid parameters:

point Standard point ID

qual A -Primary status

F -Fire

P -Pri2

S -Supervisory

T -Trouble

U -Utility

C -Control

D -Disable trouble

B -Bypass/Disarmed

I -Install mode

- help PRINT

This command causes reports to be output via printer in the same manner as is

now possible via the front panel or the CRT menus.

Input Format: PRINT <arg>

Valid parameters:

arg ALOG -Sends Alarm Historical Log to the selected printer.

TLOG -Sends Trouble Historical Log to the selected printer.

TASTAT*US -Sends TrueAlarm Status Report to the selected printer.

TASERV*ICE -Sends TrueAlarm Service Report to the selected printer.

TALTCD -Sends TrueAlert Candela Report to the selected printer.

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 TALTST*AT [<qual>] -Sends TrueAlert Status Report to the selected printe

r.

<qual>

<blank> -Same as ALL, default

ALL -Generate TrueAlert Status Report on All TPSs

LAST -Generate TrueAlert Status Report on Last TrueNAC te

st.

TACO*SERV -Sends TrueAlarm CO Report to the selected printer.

IMODE -Sends Install Mode Report to the selected printer.

ALMTALLY -Sends Alarm Verification Tally Report to the selected printe

r.

VSELF*TESTRESULTS [<qual>] - Sends TrueAlertES Self-Test Report to

the selected printer.

<qual>

<blank> -Same as LAST, default

ALL -Generate TrueAlertES Self-Test report for all

devices (NO OUT, NORMAL and UNSUP).

LAST -Generate TrueAlertES Self-Test report for

only the last Self-Test operation.

TALTSPK -Sends TrueAlertES Speaker Tap Report to the selected printe

r.

AEFD [<qual>] -Sends Advanced Earth Fault Diagnostic Report to

the selected printer.

<qual> -Power supply card address

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- help TYPE

This command causes reports to be output to this port in the same manner as is

now possible via the front panel or the CRT menus.

Input Format: TYPE <arg>

Valid parameters:

arg ALOG -Sends Alarm Historical Log out this port.

TLOG -Sends Trouble Historical Log out this port.

TASTAT*US -Sends TrueAlarm Status Report out this port.

TASERV*ICE -Sends TrueAlarm Service Report out this port.

IDNET CFIG -Sends IDNet+ configuration report out this port.

TALTCD -Sends TrueAlert Candela Report out this port.

TALTST*AT [<qual>] -Sends TrueAlert Status Report out this port.

<qual>

<blank> -Same as ALL, default

ALL -Generate TrueAlert Status Report on All TPSs

LAST -Generate TrueAlert Status Report on Last TrueNAC te

st.

TACO*SERV -Sends TrueAlarm CO Report out this port.

IMODE -Sends Install Mode Report out this port.

ALMTALLY -Sends Alarm Verification Tally Report out this port.

VSELF*TESTRESULTS [<qual>] - Sends TrueAlertES Self-Test Report

out this port.

<qual>

<blank> -Same as LAST, default

ALL -Generate TrueAlertES Self-Test report for all

devices (NO OUT, NORMAL and UNSUP).

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 LAST -Generate TrueAlertES Self-Test report for

only the last Self-Test operation.

TALTSPK -Sends TrueAlertES TrueAlert Speaker Tap Report out this por

t.

AEFD [<qual>] -Sends Advanced Earth Fault Diagnostic Report out this por

t.

<qual> -Power supply card address

- help SELECT

This command allows the user to select a report printer. SELECT by itself

returns a list of printers available. The currently selected report printer

is followed by an asterisk. SELECT n changes the currently selected printer

to port number n.

Examples:

-SELECT

Port1* PRT80S

Port2 PRT80U

-SELECT 2

- help CLEAR

This command clears one of the following: a) Alarm Historical Log or b) Trouble

Historical Log or c) Alarm Verifiacation Tallies or d) Peak Analog Values

depending on the arguement passed. User must be logged in at the appropriate

access level to use this command.

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Input Format: CLEAR <arg>

Valid parameters:

arg ALOG -Clears the Alarm Historical Log.

TLOG -Clears the Trouble Historical Log.

TALLY <PID> -Clears Alarm Verification Tally for point <PID>.

PEAK <PID> -Clears Peak Analog Value for point <PID>.

- help DIAGNOSTIC

This set of commands allows the user to perform network diagnostic functions and

to view diagnostic information. The user must log in at the appropriate level

to perform the functions.

DIAGNOSTIC by itself elicits a data dump of the diagnostic data kept at the

local node. DIAGNOSTIC followed by a number elicits a data dump of the diag-

nostic data kept locally for the node specified. DIAGNOSTIC followed by a key-

word performs actions pertinent to the keyword. Multiple keywords may be typed

in the same input line separated by spaces. If an error occurs on the input

line, none of the actions are performed and an appropriate error message is

returned. Note that some diagnostic commands are not supported by ES Net.

An example of each command syntax follows:

DIAG*NOSTIC

DIAG*NOSTIC <n>

DIAG*NOSTIC LOG [<TLOG><PR*INTER>]

DIAG*NOSTIC [NO]CON*TROL

DIAG*NOSTIC [NO]RET*RIES

DIAG*NOSTIC [NO]REC*EIVE

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DIAG*NOSTIC [NO]TRO*UBLES

DIAG*NOSTIC [NO]MES*SAGES [qual]

DIAG*NOSTIC RES*ET [<qual>]

DIAG*NOSTIC DIR*ECTION

DIAG*NOSTIC [NO]REP*EATER [<qual>]

DIAG*NOSTIC S*TOP

DIAG*NOSTIC [NO]REL*AY

DIAG*NOSTIC CLEAR TAL*LIES

DIAG*NOSTIC [NO]MON*ITOR

DIAG*NOSTIC TRI*ES [<qual>]

- help WALKTEST

This command initiates or stops walktest. The command must be followed by arg

after which eight qualifiers can be passed in the command line in any order.

Arg is the walktest group number. WALKTEST followed by a number, returns the

current walktest status for the group specified. Qual must be chosen from the

following: ON, OFF, LOG, NOLOG, ZONE, ZERO, SIG, and NOSIG. If any qualifier is

omitted in the command line, the current value remains in effect. Qualifiers

are evaluated from left to right. If conflicting qualifiers are input, the

right most qualifier wins.

If OFF is input, all other qualifiers are "remembered" for use when WALKTEST

is turned back on.

Input Format: WALK*TEST <arg> [<qual>].......

Valid parameters:

arg <n> -Where n is the group number.

qual ON -Initiates walktest.

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 OFF -Terminates walktest.

LOG -Causes walktest events to be logged.

NOLOG -Terminates walktest event logging.

ZONE -Enables zone / disables zero coding during walktest.

ZERO -Enables zero / disables zone coding during walktest.

SIG -Enables audible signal during walktest.

NOSIG -Disables audible signal during walktest.

- help CSHOW

This command returns various properties about a point or points in condensed

(computer) format. The command syntax supports the ability to request a

specific property to be displayed. If no property is requested, all available

properties for the point or points are displayed regardless of their value.

For logical states of a point, the same single-character keyword and value

strings as the CLIST command are used. For analog value output, the format

mimics the output of the SHOW command, but without keywords for value units.

Input Format:

CS*HOW <POINT>[<PROPERTY> ...] /P

Valid parameters:

<point_spec> Point specification of one or more points as described below:

<point> Single point specified in standard PID format

<card-*> All points with an address on the specified card

<*> All points in the system

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<property> requested property

Configuration properties

ADD - Point address in standard card-point-subpoint format

NAM - Point name(if applicable, otherwise address is shown)

LAB - Point custom label

DT - Device type

PT - Point type

BAN - Point type banner

Logical state properties(same as CLIST)

F - Fire Alarm logical state

P - Priority 2 logical state

S - Supervisory logical state

T - Trouble logical state

U - Utility logical state

C - Control logical state

D - Disable state

Other status properties

CVAL - Current analog value(TrueAlarm devices or Analog pseudo points)

PEAK - PEAK analog value(TrueAlarm devices or Analog pseudo points)

TTHD - Trouble threshold for TrueAlarm devices

TACD - Candela Rating for TrueAlert devices

ISTAT - Input statuses for 3PII devices

IVAL - Numeric input values for 3PII devices

OVAL - Numeric output values for 3PII devices

OSEC - Secondary output states for 3PII devices

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- help TICMODE

This command allows the user to disable or enable Local Mode operation for

the specified LM TIC (Local Mode Transponder Interface Card). This command

would be used to temporarily disable (and subsequently re-enable) one or

more transponders from entering Local Mode upon an RUI communication loss

between the LM TIC and the Master.

Note: In order to disable/enable Local Mode, the job must be configured to

support Local Mode operation via the Programmer.

Input Format: - The command followed by a keyword

TIC*MODE [NO]LOCAL <qual> <CR>

The Transponder Interface Card(s) enter/do not enter (NO version) Local Mode

operation when RUI communication is lost with the Master.

Valid parameters:

<qual> RUI card address of the Local Mode Transponder Interface Card

ALL system wide LM TIC disable

Output Format:

<prompt>

- help SWAP

This command swaps the alternate job configuration data with the primary

(currently active) job configuration data (i.e the Primary (active) becomes

the Alternate (inactive) and the Alternate (inactive) becomes the Primary

(active). It takes a command parameter which specifies the type of memory

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which is being swapped.

Input Format:

SWAP <memory type> <CR>

Valid parameters:

<memory type> CFIG - Job configuration memory

Output Format: (see also Revision command)

If an alternate CFIG is not available:

%ERROR 17: No alternate CFIG available

If an alternate CFIG is available it is displayed along with a confirmation

prompt:

ACTIVATED:<activate count><SP>LAST ACT:<activate time>

DOWNLOAD TIME:<dtime><CR><LF>

SYS<SP>REV:<sysrev><SP>CFIG<SP>FORMAT:<SP><format>

JOB:<SP><filename><SP>REV:<SP><jobrev><SP><btime><CR><LF>

Use alternate and restart (Y or N)?

Field ID Meaning

<sysrev> System software rev (VV.RR.PP) where VV is the version, RR is

the revision, and PP may indicate a pre-release rev. (variable

length, 7 chars max, 4 characters typical)

<format> CFIG format, integer number (variable length, 5 characters max,

2 characters typical)

<filename> 8 character DOS filename for the job (variable length,

8 characters max)

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<jobrev> Job revision number (padded with spaces - 5 characters max)

<btime> Date/time the job was built on the 4100 programmer

(DD-MMM-YY<SP>HH:mm)

<activate count> Activation count of alternate job (max 5 digits)

<activate time> Date/time the alternate job was last activated on the 4100

(DD-MMM-YY<SP>HH:mm)

<dtime> Date/time the alternate job was downloaded to the 4100

(DD-MMM-YY<SP>HH:mm)

Input Format:

<Y><CR> (to confirm)

Output Format:

<prompt> (after restart)

OR

SWAP cancelled

- help SYSDIAG

This command runs a system diagnostic function. It takes a command

parameter which specifies which diagnostic to run.

Input Format: SYSDIAG <diagnostic function> [<qual>]<CR>

<diagnostic function> One of the following diagnostic functions

<qual> An additional qualifier associated with some commands

EFS [<qual1>][<qual2>] perform one of the ground search operation

where qual1 = slave card address to search

qual1 = M[X] perform ground search on IDNet Channel X.

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 qual2 = E*XCL (default option) exclude AUX Power

during the search.

qual2 = I*NCL include AUX Power during the search

If <qual1> and <qual2> are not specified, show the last

search result.

NAC*TEST <qual> Instructs one or ALL of the following slaves

to perform a NAC miswiring test

<qual> <RUI card address>

where the RUI card address is one of the following card types:

System Power Supply (SPS)

Expansion Power Supply (XPS)

Remote Power Supply (RPS)

100W Amplifier Card

Flex 50W Amplifier Card

If the ALL qualifier is specified, the test is performed

on ALL applicable slave cards.

[NO]EFL Earth Fault Latch - enables/or disables (NOEFL) the latching of

earth faults in the panel

EARTHS Displays the state of the latched earth statuses in the panel.

It displays the earth statuses for 1) SPS/XPS/RPS, 2) Mapnet/IDNet,

3) TrueAlert cards

HWRESET Hardware reset - allows clearing of Class A faults

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Output format: (NACTEST)

CARD <RUI Address>, <card description>

NAC MISWIRING FAULT

CHECK SIGs n1,n2,...,n8

<prompt>

Output format: (EFL)

<prompt>

DUP <qual1> <qual2> - Perform IDNet+ search for duplicate devices

where qual1 = IDNet+ card address to search

qual2 = ON / OFF

WEAK <qual1> <qual2> - Perform IDNet+ search for weak answering devices

where qual1 = IDNet+ card address to search

qual2 = ON / OFF

CFIG <qual> - Perform IDNet+ device dectect. An IDNET DEVICE DETECT REPORT

trouble will report when selected. The trouble clears when the

report is ready to run. Use the "TYPE IDNET CFIG" command to

view the report.

where qual = IDNet+ card address

DEVLED <qual> Activate all device LEDs on any TrueAlert controller.

<qual> ON - Activate Device LEDs

OFF - Turn off LEDs

TALTDEV*TEST <qual> Put all devices on any TrueAlert controller into device test mode

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 <qual> ON - Enable TrueAlert Device Test Mode

OFF - Disable TrueAlert Device Test Mode

SILTEST <qual> Put all devices on any TrueAlert controller into silent test mode.

<qual> ON - Enable TrueAlert Silent Test Mode

OFF - Disable TrueAlert Silent Test Mode

TRUENAC [<qual1>][<qual2][<qual3>] - Apply TrueNAC algorithm to a selected

channel on a specific TPS card, or all TPS cards.

<qual1> ON - HORN ON, Nonsilent Test Mode

OFF - HORN OFF, Silent Test Mode

<qual2> TPS Card Number

<qual3> Channel Number

If no qualifier specified, test is done on all TPS cards with HORN ON.

PSIL*ENCE <qual> - Silences (qual=ON) remote annunciator piezos

where qual = ON / OFF

COALGO*RITHMS <qual> - Disable (qual=OFF) IDNet CO Algorithms

where qual = ON / OFF

IP*CONFIG Displays current ethernet settings and IP addresses

PING <qual> This command is used to perform a network ping

Where qual = Destination IP Address

FRONT*PANELCON <qual> - This command is used for displaying and

changing the front panel connection

<qual> P*ANEL - Switches front panel connection to the local panel

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 E*XTERNAL - Switches front panel connection to the external network

If no qualifier is specified, the current connection will be displayed

IRDATALINK <qual1> <qual2> - This command enables or disables the infrared

data link on the specified MX Loop card.

Where: <qual1> = MX Loop card address

<qual2> = ON or OFF

SELF*TEST [<qual1>][<qual2][<qual3>][<qual4>][<qual5>]

This command will initiate a manual or automatic Self-Test on

a group of TrueAlertES devices. If the command is entered without

any qualifiers, current Self-Test Configuration will be displayed.

The command should be followed by desired qualifiers in order to

run the Self-test. Those qualifiers can be in any order and can be

repeated within the command, however the rightmost qualifier of the

respective option will be selected. It is not needed to enter the

entire set of qualifiers at once. If one qualifier is entered, the

remaining will be selected from the existing configuration and

execute the test if "ON" option is entered.

Only Manual Self-Test can be aborted during the test. An Error will

be displayed in an attempt to abort an Automatic Self-test operation.

<qualx> xxxx -Valid Zone Number

ON -Initiates Self-Test

OFF -Terminates Self-Test

AUTO -Set Self-Test mode to Auto

MAN -Set Self-Test Mode to Manual

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 NORM -Set the Volume settings to normal

SLNT -Set the Volume settings to silent

YES -Activate trouble on fault

NO -Deactivate trouble on fault

If no qualifiers are entered, Current Self-Test configuration will

be displayed

VSELF*TESTRESULTS <qual> - This command displays the Self-Test results.

By using the desired qualifier, it will invoke the last test

results or all Self-Test results including all the failed devices

<qual> LAST -Shows the Self-Test results of the last Self-Test

ALL -Shows all Self-Test results

AEFD <qual1> <qual2> [<qual3>] - Advanced Earth Fault Diagnostic

where: <qual1> LIST - Display a list of AEFD enabled Cards

RUN - Execute Advance Earth Fault Diagnostic. This command

should be followed by Card address and Aux Exclude,

Include options. If no option is specified, Exclude

Aux option will be used by default

VIEW - View Advance Earth Fault Diagnostic Results of the

specified card. If No card is specified, it will

display the last AFED results

<qual2> CARD ADDRESS - AEFD enabled Card address

<qual3> E*XCL - (Default Option) Exclude AUX power during search

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 I*NCL - Include AUX power during search

- help CHDIAG

Input format:

CHD*IAG <type> <cmd> <chan> [<addr1> [<addr2>]] [/P] <CR>

Valid parameters:

Argument Range Description

<Type> BMUX BMUX DC COMM channel diagnostics

<Chn> 1-2 BMUX channel number

<Cmd> START Start acquisition of BMUX slave diagnostic statistics

STOP Stop acquisition of BMUX slave diagnostic statistics;

this also re-enables any disabled transponders on the

indicated channel

CLA Clear all diagnostic counts

GETCH Upload and display channel counts from the indicated

DC channel

GETXP Upload and display transponder counts for the indicated

transponder(s)

PCF Display last uploaded channel diagnostic counts

PXF Display last uploaded transponder diagnostic counts

DISABLE If no transponder address is specified lists disabled

transponders, otherwise disables DC channel polling of

the indicated transponder(s)

ENABLE If no transponder address specified lists all enabled

transponders otherwise enables DC channel polling of

the indicated transponder(s)

<addr1> 1-63 Address of a single transponder or the start address

of a range of transponders

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 <addr2> 1-63 End address of a range of transponders

/P Pagination

Argument Range Description

<Type> MXLP MX Digital Loop channel diagnostics

<Chn> 1-30 MAPNET channel number of MXLP card

<Cmd> START Start acquisition of MXLP slave diagnostic statistics

STOP Stop acquisition of MXLP slave diagnostic statistics

CLA Clear all diagnostic counts

GET Display channel counts from the indicated channel

<addr1> 1-250 Address of a single device to start diagnostics on

/P Pagination

- help SCC

SCC <UPDATE, FORCE, INFO> <Chn> <<Scc1>...[<Sccn>] | [ALL]> <CR>

SCC <REC, ERASE> <Chn> <Scc1> <1st Index> [<last Index>] <CR>

UPDATE - programs all SCC Record with updated field=1

FORCE - programs all Records

REC - programs records, Scc Addr, first & last Rec are specified

ERASE - erase records, Scc Addr, first & last Rec are specified

INFO - Display the scc records

<Chn> 1-2, channel number

<Scc1> 1-63, 1st address of a list of transponders

<x Index> 1-512, first & last Index of Reccords (REC & ERASE)

<Sccn> 1-63, nth address of a list of transponders

ALL - selects all SCC transponders

Output: Programming <XP>-<Scc#> WITH

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 <SccPt> <SysSlt> <SysPt> <Tone> <EvType> <Upd>

<XP> 1-63, transponder number

<Scc#> 0-xx, Scc Rec number (Zero based)

<SccPt> 0-255, Point number on the Scc

<SysSlt> 0-255, System Logical Slot

<SysPt> 0-7, System Point within a Slot

<Tone> 0-1, Tone Alert

<EvType> A,B,T,X,S,C,P,D,K, System Event Type

<Upd> 0-1, Update field

- help IMODE

This command allows the user to temporarily place points in install mode.

Install mode is similar to disable in that the point will no longer trigger

an event (Fire, Trouble, etc.) when it changes state. Individual points (such

as M2-5), or groups of points (such as all missing devices) may be added to

the install mode list. When a point is added to the install mode list, it is

removed from the trouble list.

The following syntax is used to add points to the install mode list:

imode [PID | point name | miss*ing devices | open* circuits] [on]

Note: ON is the default.

Examples:

- imode 3-8

- imode M2-7

- imode missing devices

- imode open circuits

The following syntax is used to remove points from the install mode list:

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imode [PID | point name | norm*al | all*] off

Examples:

- imode 3-8 off

- imode M2-7 off

- imode normal off

- imode all off

- help CHANGEADDR

This command changes the device address stored in the device ASIC of

MX Digital devices. This command is applicable only for MX Digital Loop.

Input format:

CHA*NGEADRR <chan> <old_addr> <new_addr> <CR>

Valid parameters:

Argument Range Description

<chan> 1 - 30 Loop channel

<old_addr> 1 - 250 & 255 Old address (must be configured or extra device)

<new_addr> 1 - 250 New address (must be configured address)

Output format:

Changing <chan>-<old_addr> to <chan>-<new_addr> Pass

or

Changing <chan>-<old_addr> to <chan>-<new_addr> Fail

Example:

CHA 5 255 15

Changing 5-255 to 5-15 Pass

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 Changes device address of device 255 (factory default address) on

channel 5 to device address 15.

- help FORCE

This command forces a trouble or an alarm condition on a point or displays a list

of points in a forced state.

FORCE ALM - Force Alarm

Input Format

FORCE ALM (<pid> | <point name>) <CR>

Valid Parameters:

Argument Description

ALM Force alarm

<pid> | <point name> point identifier, 'card-point-sub-point'

channel and point identifier, 'Mx-y-z'

Note: Forced alarm remains in effect until System Reset.

Example:

FORCE ALM M2-3-1

FORCE TBL - Force Trouble

Input Format:

FORCE TBL (<pid> | <point name>) <CR>

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Valid Parameters:

Argument Description

TBL Force trouble

<pid> | <point name> point identifier, 'card-point-sub-point'

channel and point identifier, 'Mx-y-z'

Note: Forced trouble remains in effect until Hardware Reset.

Example:

FORCE TBL 3-2-1

FORCE - Show Forced Alarms and Troubles

Input Format:

FORCE <CR>

Valid Parameters:

None

Example

FORCE

ALM 3-2-1

ALM 4-3

TBL 3-5

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- help SMPL

This command is used to view or log SMPL equation information.

Valid parameters:

LOG - enable logging or view logging status at the current port

NOLOG - disable logging at the current port

SHOW - show equation status and content

The SMPL LOG command with no parameter will return the current logging status.

The SMPL LOG/NOLOG command accepts one parameter (CHANGE, TRIG, or DEFAULT).

CHANGE - Enable/Disable logging of all changes to equation status.

TRIG - Enable/Disable logging of any equations that have been triggered.

An equation is triggered when there is a change in state to a

point on the equation input.

DEFAULT - Enable/Disable logging of default program equations. NOLOG DEFAULT

will filter default equations from the CHANGE and TRIG logging.

In the example below, logging is enabled for all changes in equation state.

- SMPL LOG CHANGE

The SMPL SHOW command accepts an equation identifier and an optional parameter.

The equation identifier has the form 'Program-Equation' (e.g. 0-3).

A wildcard character may be used for the Program or Equation.

When the wildcard character is used, only the equation status is shown.

The optional TRUE/FALSE parameter may be specified to filter the output.

Examples:

- SMPL SHOW 0-3

- SMPL SHOW *-* TRUE

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- help NETSTATUS

This command provides ES Network statuses.

Input Format:

NETSTAT*US [<qual>]<CR>

If no qualifer is specified, ALL network statuses are shown.

Valid parameters:

<qual> = LINKS - show a list of links down

MISWIRED - show a list of miswired ports

MISMATCH - show a list of nodes with mismatched version

EXTRA - show a list of extra non-configured nodes

DUPLICATE - show a list of duplicate nodes

MISSING - show a list of configured nodes that are missing

GROUND - show a list of ground faults

ALL - show all of the above network statuses

Examples:

- NETSTATUS LINKS

NODE 3 PORT A

- NETSTATUS EXTRA

NODE 7

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- help /p

This is a pagination switch which can be appended to any one of the following

commands which might scroll off the screen: HELP, CLIST, LIST, SHOW, TERMINAL,

or DIAGNOSTIC. If the command line ends with a "/P" and output is greater than

will fit on one screen, the display will stop with the screen full and prompt

the user to "Press Return For More Output". While paused, unsolicited output

will be held up. A time delay will allow the screen to be paused for no more

than 30sec. Typing CTRL+X while paused will terminate the command. Unsolicited

output will be allowed only after the command has completed all output

applicable. Without the "/P", text will scroll off the screen if the screen

fills up. If used where not available, an Invalid command syntax error message

will be returned.

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