Xantrex Technology XMP 2600 Glbl?, Gpib?, Grp?, Id?, Llock?, Mon?, Por?

Categories	Commands and Queries Reference
GLBL	inform the XMP 2600 Main Controller on shut-down behavior of the
	installed Power Modules.
GLBL?	return the current Global Shut-down set-up of all Power Modules.
GPIB	set-up the operating mode of the XMP 2600.
GPIB?	return the current operating mode of the XMP 2600.
GRP	define the members of the group of Power Modules to be shutdown when
	one (or more) is faulty.
GRP?	return the current definition of the group of Power Modules.
ID?	return an identification string.
LLOCK	lock / unlock the XMP 2600 in remote mode.
LLOCK?	return the state of the XMP 2600 Local Lock Flag.
MON	change the operating mode of the RS232 serial communication interface
	into or out of Monitor Mode.
MON?	return the current state of the Monitor Mode.
POR	program the XMP 2600 behavior at Power On (Power On Retain).
POR?	return the value of the Power On Retain Flag.
PRIM?	return Power Modules internal to the Main Chassis.
PWR?	return the value of the Power Warning Threshold of the XMP 2600
	master mainframe.
RCL	restores settings of all the Power Modules.
RCL?	return an indication whether the Storage Area is free.
RESET	reset the entire XMP 2600 system.
ROM?	return a string identifying the XMP 2600
SEQ	start / stop sequence program execution.
SEQ?	return the current state of the Sequence Program.
SEQCLR	clear all Sequence Program Steps.
SHUT	defines optional events that will cause a shutdown.
SHUT?	returns the selection of non-fault events that will cause a shutdown.
STEP	program a Sequence Program Step.
STEP?	return the programmed STEP delay and operation.
STO	stores settings of all the Power Modules.
TOEN	enables or disables the remote communication time out feature.
TOEN?	queries the current state of the remote communication time out feature.
TOGRP	defines the group of channels to be shut-down when a remote
	communication time out occurs.
TOGRP?	return the current definition of the group of Power Modules that will
	shut-down when a remote communication time out occurs.
TORST	resets the remote communication time out event.
TOSET	set the remote communication time out period.
TOSET?	return the programmed time out period of the remote communication
	time out feature.

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