Begin Or End An Edit Session; Get Or Set A Variable; Get Or Set A Table Variable - VBrick 9000 Getting Started Manual

Command
SVAR
WAIT

Begin or End an Edit Session

To begin a CLI edit session, first login and then enter the first two commands shown below
using the same username you used to login to the encoder. You only need to do this at the start of an
Edit session or if someone has ended your Edit session. Also, you only need to begin an Edit
session to set variable and table parameters—not to get parameters. You can get parameters
without starting an Edit session. When your Edit session is done, and after you have applied
or saved your changes, do an End Edit. You can also use the Begin Edit (
( ) shortcut commands shown in the CLI shortcut commands table. See: CLI Shortcut
EE
Commands).
To begin an edit session:

VBrick# SVAR vbrickEditName=
VBrick# SVAR vbrickEditName=<admin>
To end an edit session:

VBrick# SVAR vbrickEditName=

Get or Set a Variable

Use the following format to get or set a variable. This command shows how to read the
encoder's MAC address but is only an example. Use the actual parameter name and value as
shown in the Find Encoder Parameters topic. All parameter names must be prefixed by "vbrick".
VBrick# gvar vbrickManufacturingInfoMacAddress
Valid system commands display a response in the following format:
$!vbrickManufacturingInfoMacAddress=00:07:df:01:07:8e
Invalid system commands display an error response in the following format:
$!ERROR=SNMP GET failure
Note: Double quotes (" ") may be used for any strings but they must be used if the
string contains spaces.
For example, you can use the following syntax to create a blank space in the
ManagementSAPGroupName:
svar "vbrickManagementSapGroupName=Madrid VBrick"

Get or Set a Table Variable

Table variables can be single-indexed where there is only one instance of a variable (for
example an IP address) or double-indexed where there are multiple instances (for example
TransmitterName).
As shown below, when viewing the Configuration Log, single-indexed table variables will be
appended with
".n"
Double-indexed table variables will be appended with "
42
Description
Set parameter
Delay for specified time
.
) and End Edit
BE
"
.n.m
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