JVC TDR6 MC Access Code, MC Access FP RO, RW, MC Access Unlock, MC Clock Date, MC Clock Time

TDR6 Remote Command Listing (continued)

Mnemonics	Parameters/	DVB Defaults	Description
	Response Values
MC	—	—	When MC is entered, the TDR6 returns the following master
			controller information:
			■ Ethernet: IP address, IP mask, IP gateway, and MAC
			■ RS232: baud rate, data hits, parity, stop bits, soft flow
			control and hard flow control information
			Front panel equivalent: None
MC ACCESS CODE	1000 to 9999	7384	Sets the password required to unlock the front panel.
			Front panel equivalent: None
MC ACCESS FP	RO, RW	RW	Sets the state of the front panel:
			■ RO: locks the front panel
			■ RW: unlocks the front panel
			When queried, the system displays either:
			■ Locked: the front panel is locked and the TDR6 cannot be
			configured from the front panel, however, all status and
			configuration parameters can be viewed.
			■ Unlocked: the front panel is unlocked and the TDR6 can
			be fully configured, monitored, and controlled using the
			front panel.
			Note: when the front panel is locked using a remote
			command, no message signifying this lock status is
			displayed on the front panel. When an operator attempts a
			configuration change from the front panel the TDR6 displays
			the message front panel locked.
			For additional information on locking or unlocking the front
			panel, refer to the front panel chapter.
			Front panel equivalent: Control>FP_Lock>State
MC ACCESS UNLOCK	<password>	—	Unlocks the front panel. You must enter either the password
			set using the MC ACCESS CODE command or, if it has not
			been changed, the default password 7384.
			For more information on locking or unlocking the front panel,
			refer to the front panel chapter.
			Front panel equivalent: Control>FP Lock>State
MC CLOCK DATE	mm/dd/yyyy	—	Sets the TDR6 real-time date.
			To set, enter the date in the format: mm/dd/yyyy
			Front panel equivalent: Control>Clock>Date
MC CLOCK TIME	hh:mm:ss	—	Sets the TDR6 real-time clock.
			To set, enter the current time in the format: hh:mm:ss
			The hours are in a 24–hour format and must be set from 0
			to 23, where 0 is midnight and 23 is 11 PM. For example, for
			8 AM you would set 8, and for 8 PM you would set 20. Both
			minutes and seconds can be set from 0 to 59.
			Front panel equivalent: Control>Clock>Time
MC CONFIG LIST	—	—	Query-only; displays the currently active configuration and a
			list of both factory- and user-defined configurations.
			Front panel equivalent: None
MC CONFIG RESTORE	where <string> = user1,	—	Resets TDR6 with the user-defined configuration specified
<string>	user2, or user3		in <string>.
			For more information on configurations, refer to the
			configuration chapter.
			Front panel equivalent: Config>User>Restore
MC CONFIG SAVE <string>	where <string> = user1,	—	Saves current configuration wit h the user label specified in
	user2, or user3		<string>. If no string is specified, the current configuration is
			saved as the power-up configuration.
			For more information on configurations, refer to the
			configuration chapter.
			Front panel equivalent: Config>User>Save

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