Mocomtech CRS-300 operation manual Command, Parameter Type Code Qualifier Audio Alarm, Mask

CRS-300 1:10 Redundancy Switch Remote Control

Revision 16 MN/CRS300.IOM

	Command
Parameter Type	(Code and
	qualifier)
Audio Alarm	AAM=
Mask

Active Modems ACT=

Active Modem	N/A
Query

Bridged or	BBU=
Backed-up
Modem Number

Arguments for

Command or Response to Query

1 byte, numerical

10bytes, numerical

10bytes, numerical

3 bytes, numerical

Description of Arguments

(Note that all arguments are ASCII numerical codes,

that is, ASCII codes between 48 and 57)

Command or Query.

Where x indicates the Audio alarm mask:

0 = no faults masked (audio enabled in response to any fault) 1 = Switch faults masked

2 = Modem faults masked

3 = All faults masked (audio never enabled)

Command or Query.

Where x is the active state of all 10 Traffic Modems:

0= de-activate Traffic Modem (except if in back-up)

1= activate Traffic Modem

Redundant modem is always active.

Query only.

Where x indicates the state of all 10 Traffic Modems:

0 = TMI not present. Modem cannot be activated.

1 = TMI present, but modem not activated.

2 = TMI present, modem activated and responding.

3 = TMI present, modem activated but not responding.

Command or Query.

The bridge/back-up state, followed by the selected TM to be acted on, where:

x is 0 = bridge

1 = back-up (only possible when in manual mode); and yy is 01-10 for modem number

Response to Command (Target-to-Controller)

AAM= (message OK)

AAM? (received OK, but invalid arguments found)

AAM# (message OK, but only permitted in Remote mode)

ACT= (message OK) ACT? (received OK, but invalid arguments)

ACT* (message OK, but not permitted in current mode)

N/A

BBU= (message OK) BBU? (received OK, but invalid arguments) BBU* (message OK, but not permitted in current mode)

Query		Response to query
(Code and
		(Target-to-Controller)
qualifier)
AAM?		AAM=x
		(see Description of
		Arguments)
ACT?		ACT=xxxxxxxxxx
		(see Description of
		Arguments)
AMQ?		AMQ=xxxxxxxxxx
		(see Description of
		Arguments)
BBU?	BBU=xyy
		(see Description of
		Arguments)

Backup Holdoff	BKH=	2 bytes, numerical
Time

Clear All Stored	CAE=	None
Events

Command or Query.

The backup holdoff time is the delay when auto mode prepares to backup a faulted modem, where:

01-99 = # of seconds delay after Redundant Modem has acquired Traffic Modem’s configuration before online swap actually takes place.

Command only.

Instructs the unit to clear all Stored Events.

This command takes no arguments.

BKH= (message OK) BKH? (received OK, but invalid arguments) BKH# (message OK, but only permitted in Remote mode)

CAE= (message OK) CAE# (message OK, but only permitted in Remote mode)

BKH?	BKH=xx
	(see Description of
	Arguments)
N/A	N/A

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