Command Summary, Terse Verbose | Western Telematic CMS-16 instruction

The table below summarizes the various response messages for both the Terse and Verbose modes.

Terse Verbose

0 OK

0RAM Test Passed

1Connected *

2Busy

3Disconnected

4Invalid Command

5Are You Sure (Y/N) ?

6Invalid Parameter

7Invalid Syntax

8Invalid Access

9Enter Site ID:

AAborted

BEnter Password:

CInvalid Password

DRAM Test Failed at *

EInactivity Timeout, Disconnected

FData in Buffer from Previous Connection ...

Re-Enter Logoff Sequence to Purge Buffer.

GAsleep

*These verbose Response Messages include additional information not provided by terse Response Messages.

10.3. Command Summary

				Command Availability
Function		Command Syntax
Function		Command Syntax		Supervisor		User
Enter Command Mode		[Enter]		X		X
Exit Command Mode		/X [Enter]		X		X
Help Menu		/H [Enter]		X		X
Display Site ID		/J [Enter]		X		X

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Western Telematic CMS-16 manual Command Summary, Terse Verbose

Contents

CMS-16 Nameplate Power Warning Battery ReplacementRack Mount Installation Table of Contents Page List of Figures Appendices Introduction Unit Description Front PanelTypographic Conventions Back Panel Power Cable Receptacle Power Switch Using Other Parameters for this Overview Optional Getting StartedCommunication Parameters Communicating with the CMS Unit Apply Power to the CMSSystem SetUp Ports Connecting your PC to the CMS Control Command Menu Display Configuration Status Port Name Password Connecting Power to the CMS Unit Hardware Installation Configure Option Switches AC Powered UnitsDC Powered Units Default Handshake Sw4, Sw5 Default Baud Rate Sw1, Sw2, Sw3 Initialize Unit to Default Settings Default Response Message Format Sw6Default Command Echo Sw7 Application Example Connecting Devices to the CMS CMS Application Example Not to Scale Access to the CMS Command Mode Configuration $ telnet 192.1.1.1 Enter Supervisor Password Password Functions Port Passwords Defining the Site ID and Supervisor Password Configuration Conventions Port Configuration Port Modes 3. RS232 Port Configuration Menus CTS/RTS Port Parameters #02 Stop Bits Default = Parameters #02ATZ AT&C1$D2S0=1 Network Port Configuration Menu Telnet Port Parameters Network ParametersPage IP Security Implementing IP SecurityPage Copy Port Parameters Copying Parameters to All Ports Status Screens Save User Selected ParametersPort Status Screen /S Port Status Screen Supervisor Mode, Defaults Shown Status Mode Buffer Count Name Status Port Diagnostics Screen /SDDiagnostics Mode BUF CTS Network Status Screen /SN CMS Port Parameters Screens /WNetwork Status LAN Status Telnet Port Status RTS/CTS Port Parameters #03 Any-to-Any Mode OperationPort Connection and Disconnection Disconnecting Ports Enter Hunt Group Example Defining Hunt Groups Buffer Mode Passive Mode Xx Enter Reading Data from Buffer Mode Ports Port Buffers Modem Mode Saving and Restoring Configuration Parameters Sending Parameters to a FileRestoring Saved Parameters Upgrading CMS Firmware Command Conventions Command Reference Guide Command Response Terse Verbose Command Summary WP n Enter Connect Command SetEnter Enter Command Mode Enter+++Enter Resident Disconnect Sequence Third Party Disconnect Format /C x x EnterCP Copy RS232 Port Parameters Format /CP Enter Format /E/Y x x Enter Format /D/Y x x Enter2 Enter or /D/Y 3 Enter Erase Buffer Default and Test HelpDisplay Site ID Set Network Port Parameters Set RS232 Port ParametersDisplay Port Status Save Parameters SD Display Port DiagnosticsReset Network Port SN Display Network Status Display Port Parameters Who UF Upgrade FirmwareExit Command Mode Format /UF Enter Appendix B. Specifications Appendix A. RS232 Port InterfaceFormat /X Enter Appendix C. Customer Service PowerStop Bits 1 or Trademarks Used in this Manual Trademark and Copyright Information