Extron electronics FOX Matrix 320x User Manual page 41

Command and Response Table for IP- and SNMP-Specific SIS Commands (continued)
Command
IP setup commands (continued)
Set email events for recipient
Example:
Read email notifications for one
account (recipient)
Set DHCP on or off
Read DHCP on/off status
Set serial port parameters
Read serial port parameters
Set serial port mode
Read serial port mode
Set verbose mode
Read verbose mode
Configure current port timeout
View current port timeout
Configure global IP port timeout
View global IP port timeout
SNMP setup commands
NOTE: See SNMP Settings
Protocol (SNMP) and is the preferred method for performing the functions listed below.
Port mapping
Map SNMP port
Reset SNMP port to default
Disable SNMP port
View current SNMP port
Unit contact name and location
NOTE: No contact or location (as opposed to Not•Specified, the default value) is not a valid entry.
Set unit contact info
Reset unit contact info to default
View unit contact info
Set unit location info
Reset unit location info to default
View unit location info
Community names
Set unit read-only community name
Reset read-only community name
to default
View unit read-only name
Set unit read-write community name
Reset read-write community name
to default
View unit read-write name
Access enable
Enable SNMP access and traps
Disable SNMP access and traps
View SNMP access setting
ASCII Command
(host to unit)
EX5#X5! X5$ X5% }
, , ,0 EM
E }
I69,63,3,0EM
EX5#X5! X5$ }
, EM
EX5^ }
DH
E }
DH
EX5& X5* X5( X6) X6!
* , , , CP
EX5& }
CP
EX5& X6@ }
* CY
EX5& }
CY
EX6# }
CV
E }
CV
E X6$ }
0* TC
E }
0TC
E X6$ }
1* TC
E }
1TC
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E X6% }
A PMAP
E }
A161PMAP
E }
A0PMAP
E }
APMAP
E X6^ }
C SNMP
E }
C • SNMP
E }
CSNMP
E X6^ }
L SNMP
E }
L • SNMP
E }
LSNMP
E X6& }
P SNMP
E }
P • SNMP
E }
PSNMP
E X6& }
X SNMP
E }
X • SNMP
E }
XSNMP
E }
E1SNMP
E }
E0SNMP
E }
ESNMP
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Response
(unit to host)
X5#X5! X5$ X5% ]
Ipe * * *0
]
IpeI69*63*3*0
X5%X5%X5% X5% ]
... *0
X5^]
Idh
X5^]
} X5& X5* X5( X6) X6!]
Cpn • Ccp , , ,
X5* X5( X6) X6!]
, , ,
X5& X6@]
• Cty
Cpn
X6@]
X6#]
Vrb
X6#]
X6$]
Pti0*
X6$]
X6$]
Pti1*
X6$]
X6%]
PmapA
]
PmapA00161
]
PmapA00000
X6%]
X6^]
SnmpC*
]
SnmpC*Not•Specified
X6^]
X6^]
SnmpL*
]
SnmpL*Not•Specified
X6^]
X6&]
SnmpP*
]
SnmpP*public
X6&]
X6&]
SnmpX*
]
SnmpX*private
X6&]
]
SnmpE*1
]
SnmpE*0
X5^]
Additional description
You must first have set an email
X5!
recipient for the variable, using
the separate Set email recipient
(CR) command on the previous
page.
Email account #69 (recipient #5,
JSmith), will receive fail or missing and
fixed or restored messages for input 63.
X5^
: 0 = off (default), 1 = on
X6@
: 0 = RS-232, 1 = RS-422,
Assign a specific port. Default: 161 .
Assign no port for SNMP.
Assign a valid port to enable.
X6^
Set contact info to .
X6^
Set location info to .
X6&
Set read-only (public) name to
X6&
Set read-write (private) name to
Default is disabled.
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