Comtech EF Data CDM-740 Installation And Operation Manual page 131

CDM-740 Advanced Satellite Modem
Remote Control
Command
Parameter Number of
(Instruction
Type Arguments
& Qualifier)
Retrieve next N/A 80 bytes
5 unread
Stored Events
Software Boot SBS= 1 byte, value of
From Slot 1 to 2
Rx 1 Satellite SM1 12 bytes, alpha-
MAC address numerical
SNMP Read SRC= 16 bytes,
Community characters, no
spaces
SNMP SSC= 254 bytes,
System characters,
Contact
Description of Arguments
Query only.
Returns the oldest 5 Stored Events that have not yet been read over the
remote control, in the form [CR]sub-body[CR]sub-body[CR]sub-body
[CR]sub-body[CR]sub-body, where sub-body=ABCddmmyyhhmmss:
A is the fault/clear indicator:
F=Fault
C=Clear
I=Info
B is the fault type where:
1=Unit
2=Rx 1 Traffic
3=Rx 2 Traffic
4=Tx Traffic
4=Info (Power on/off, or log cleared)
C is Fault Code number, as in FLT? or Info Code, which may be:
0=Power Off
1=Power On
2=Log Cleared
3=Global Config Change
4=Redundancy Config Change
ddmmyy = date stamp.
hhmmss = time stamp.
If there are less than 5 events to be retrieved, the remaining positions are
padded with zeros. If there are no new events, the response is RNE*.
Command or Query.
Selects which bulk firmware slot to boot from, where:
0=Latest Firmware (most recent date)
1=Firmware is Slot #1
2=Firmware is Slot #2
Command or Query.
Defines or returns the satellite MAC address. This address should be the
MAC assigned by the route defined in the Encapsulator at the uplink
(headend).
Example: SM1=0006B00001C2
Command or Query.
SNMP read community string. Empty string is not allowed
Example: <1/SRC=public
Command or Query.
SNMP System Contact string
Example:
<1/SSC=Joe Net Admin.
If not configured it returns empty string: <1/SSC=
A–17
MN-CDM740
Query
Response to
(Instruction Response to Query
Command
& Qualifier)
N/A RNE? RNE=[CR]ABCddmmyyhh
mmss[CR]ABCddmmyyhh
mmss[CR]ABCddmmyyhh
mmss[CR]ABCddmmyyhh
mmss[CR]ABCddmmyyhh
mmss
(see Description of
Arguments)
SBS= SBS? SBS=x
SBS? (see Description of
SBS* Arguments)
SBS#
SM1= SM1? SM1=aabbccddeeff
SM1? (see Description of
SM1* Arguments)
SM1#
SRC = SRC? SRC =x
SRC! (see Description of
Arguments)
SSC = SSC? STC =x [1..254]
SSC! (see Description of
Arguments)
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