Command Conventions

Follow these conventions when entering SCM commands:

Enter enough characters to distinguish the command.

NOTE: The reset and quit commands are exceptions. You must enter the entire string for these commands to work.

For commands consisting of two words, enter the entire first word and at least one letter of the second word. For example, you can enter disable a for disable alert.

For commands that have parameters, you are prompted for the parameter.

Use the Backspace key to erase input.

Power-Up Messages

A *** message is a diagnostic error format displayed when an error is detected by SROM or XSROM code. Power-up continues depending on the type of error and system configuration.

A ### message is a diagnostic warning format detected by SROM or XSROM code. System power-up continues, and the resource remains available for use.

An ~E~ message indicates a more severe error has been detected; power-up continues, but the affected resource is dropped.

A ~W~ message indicates an error has been reported to the SCM by a

“slave” microprocessor (PSM, PBM, or HPM). Power-up continues, but the affected resource is questionable.

A ~I~ message is informational only, and indicates no error condition.

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