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Command Reference Guide
17.2. Command Summary
Function Command Syntax Command Access Level
Admin. SuperUser User ViewOnly
Display
Plug Status /S [Enter] XXXX
Plug Group Status /SG [Enter] XXXX
Network Status /SN [Enter] X X X X
Help Menu /H [Enter] XXXX
Log Functions /L [Enter] X X
Current Metering /M [Enter] X X
Site ID / Unit Information /J [*] [Enter]X X X X
Control
Exit Command Mode /X [Enter] X X X X
Boot Plug n/BOOT <n>[,Y] [Enter]X X X
Turn Plug n On /ON <n>[,Y] [Enter]X X X
Turn Plug n Off /OFF <n>[,Y] [Enter]X X X
Default All Plugs /DPL[,Y] [Enter]X X X
Connect to Port /C [n] [Enter]X X X
Disconnect from Port /D [n] [Enter] X X X
Send Parameter File /U [Enter] X
Send SSH Keys /K <n> [Enter] X
Unlock Invalid Access /UL [Enter] X
Configuration
System Parameters /F [Enter] X
Serial Port Parameters /P [n] [Enter] X
Plug Parameters /PL [Enter] X
Plug Group Parameters /G [Enter] X
Network Configuration /N [Enter] X
Reboot Options /RB [Enter] X
Alarm Configuration /AC [Enter] X
Reboot System /I [Enter] X X
Upgrade Firmware /UF [Enter] X
Test Network Configuration /TEST [Enter] X
In Administrator Mode and SuperUser Mode, all MPC outlets are displayed. In User Mode
and ViewOnly Mode, the Plug Status Screen will only include the plugs that are allowed by
your account.
In Administrator Mode, all Plug Groups are displayed. In SuperUser Mode, User Mode and
ViewOnly Mode, the Plug Group Status Screen will only include the Plug Groups that are
allowed by your account.
In Administrator Mode, the Help Menus will list all MPC commands. In the SuperUser Mode,
User Mode and ViewOnly Mode, the Help Menus will only list the commands that are allowed
by the access level.
If the optional asterisk (*) argument is included in the command line, this command will also
show model numbers, current ratings and software versions for the local MPC unit as well as
any other MPC units that may be attached to the AUX ports.
The ",Y" argument can be included in the command line to suppress the command
confirmation prompt.
The /C command can only be used to connect to the Remote and AUX ports when those
ports have been specifically configured as serial ports.
In SuperUser Mode, configuration menus can be displayed, but parameters cannot be
changed.