Western Telematic CMS-16 manual Command Response

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●Slash Character: Most CMS commands begin with the Slash Character (/).

●Apply Command to All Ports: When the asterisk character is entered as the argument of the /D command (Disconnect Port), or the /E command (Erase Buffer) the command will be applied to all ports. For example, to erase all port buffers, type /E * [Enter].

●Port Name Wild Card: It is not always necessary to enter the entire port name. Port names can be abbreviated in command lines by entering the first character(s) of the name followed by an asterisk (*). For example, a port named "SERVER" can be specified as "S*". Note however, that this command would also be applied to any other port name that begins with the letter "S".

●Suppress "Sure?" Prompt: When the /D (Disconnect Port), /E (Erase Buffer), or /I (Default and Test Unit) commands are invoked, the /Y option can be included in the

command line to override the "Are you Sure (y/n)?" prompt. For example, to disconnect Port 8 without displaying the "Sure?" prompt, type /D/Y 8 [Enter].

●Enter Key: All commands are invoked by pressing [Enter].

●Command Mode: CMS Ports will only recognize commands when the Command Mode has been activated. The Command Mode can be accessed from a free Any-to-Any or Modem Mode Port. To access the Command Mode, proceed as described in Section 5.1.

●Connected Ports: When two ports are connected, most CMS commands will not be recognized by either of the connected ports. The only exception is the Resident Disconnect Sequence (Default = [Enter]+++[Enter]).

●Configuration Menus: To exit from a configuration menu, you must press [Esc] or [Ctrl]+[X].

10.2. Command Response

When commands are sent to the CMS, the unit can respond with either verbose (English Text) or terse messages (numeric / abbreviated). The default message type for all ports can be set to either terse or verbose using Option Switch Six.

After the unit is installed and configured, the port configuration commands (/P and /N) can specify an individual response format for each port. In addition to the Terse and Verbose response modes, the port configuration commands can also select the Quiet Mode. When the Quiet Mode is selected, the port will not send messages in response to commands.

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Contents CMS-16 Rack Mount Installation Nameplate Power WarningBattery Replacement Table of Contents Page Appendices List of FiguresIntroduction Typographic Conventions Unit DescriptionFront Panel Power Cable Receptacle Power Switch Back PanelCommunication Parameters Using Other Parameters for this Overview OptionalGetting Started Connecting your PC to the CMS Apply Power to the CMSSystem SetUp Ports Communicating with the CMS UnitCommand Menu Display Configuration ControlPort Name Password StatusHardware Installation Connecting Power to the CMS UnitDC Powered Units Configure Option SwitchesAC Powered Units Default Baud Rate Sw1, Sw2, Sw3 Default Handshake Sw4, Sw5Default Command Echo Sw7 Initialize Unit to Default SettingsDefault Response Message Format Sw6 Connecting Devices to the CMS Application ExampleCMS Application Example Not to Scale Configuration Access to the CMS Command Mode$ telnet 192.1.1.1 Enter Password Functions Supervisor PasswordDefining the Site ID and Supervisor Password Port PasswordsPort Configuration Configuration Conventions3. RS232 Port Configuration Menus Port ModesPort Parameters #02 CTS/RTSATZ Stop Bits Default =Parameters #02 AT&C1$D2S0=1 Network Port Configuration Menu Network Parameters Telnet Port ParametersPage Implementing IP Security IP SecurityPage Copying Parameters to All Ports Copy Port ParametersPort Status Screen /S Status ScreensSave User Selected Parameters Status Mode Buffer Count Port Status Screen Supervisor Mode, Defaults ShownMode BUF CTS Port Diagnostics Screen /SDDiagnostics Name StatusNetwork Status Screen /SN Telnet Port Status Port Parameters Screens /WNetwork Status LAN Status CMSPort Parameters #03 RTS/CTSPort Connection and Disconnection Any-to-Any ModeOperation Disconnecting Ports Enter Defining Hunt Groups Hunt Group ExamplePassive Mode Buffer ModeReading Data from Buffer Mode Ports Xx EnterModem Mode Port Buffers Restoring Saved Parameters Saving and Restoring Configuration Parameters Sending Parameters to a File Upgrading CMS Firmware Command Reference Guide Command ConventionsCommand Response Command Summary Terse VerboseWP n Enter Enter+++Enter Resident Disconnect Sequence Command SetEnter Enter Command Mode ConnectFormat /CP Enter Format /C x x EnterCP Copy RS232 Port Parameters Third Party DisconnectErase Buffer Format /D/Y x x Enter2 Enter or /D/Y 3 Enter Format /E/Y x x EnterDisplay Site ID Default and TestHelp Display Port Status Set Network Port ParametersSet RS232 Port Parameters SN Display Network Status SD Display Port DiagnosticsReset Network Port Save ParametersFormat /UF Enter UF Upgrade FirmwareExit Command Mode Display Port Parameters WhoFormat /X Enter Appendix B. SpecificationsAppendix A. RS232 Port Interface Stop Bits 1 or Appendix C. Customer ServicePower Trademark and Copyright Information Trademarks Used in this Manual

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