Christie CP2000-M Service Booklet page 84

Table 4.1 Function Codes
BACKUP (BAK)
DESCRIPTION
This control backs up various parts of the system. Files are zipped, date/time stamped and placed in the /var/www/
backup directory.
SUBCODE
CFIL
CHAN
CONF
HFIL
IFIL
INTR
ISTA
ITST
PFIL
PREF
UFIL
USER
EXAMPLES:
(BAK+CONF 1) Backup all configuration controls
(BAK+PREF 1) - Backup all preference controls
(BAK+USER 1) Backup all users
(BAK+INTR 1) Run interrogator enhanced
(BAK+INTR 0) Run interrogator normal
(BAK+CFIL?)(BAK+CFIL!"http:192.168.0.0/backup/config_model_sub_serial_date_time.tar")
(BAK+PFIL?)(BAK+PFIL!"http:192.168.0.0/backup/pref_model_sub_serial_date_time.tar")
(BAK+UFIL?)(BAK+UFIL!"http:192.168.0.0/backup/user_model_sub_serial_date_time.tar")
(BAK+IFIL?)(BAK+IFIL!"http:192.168.0.0/backup/intr_model_sub_serial_date_time.tar")
(BAK+CHAN 1) - Backup all channel controls
(BAK+HFIL?)(BAK+HFIL!"http:192.168.0.0/backup/channel_model_sub_serial_date_time.tar")
CP2000-M/MR Service Booklet
020-100220-02 Rev. 1 (07/08)
DESCRIPTION OF USE
Retrieve the name of the last sucessful configuration backup. Read
only sub code.
Meaningless value. Simply used to trigger. Use 1.
Meaningless value. Simply used to trigger. Use 1.
Retrieve the name of the last sucessful channel file.
Retrieve the name of the last sucessful interrogator file.
A value of 0 will launch the interrogator in normal mode. This
collects the common logs in the system. A value of 1 will launch
the interrogator in enhanced mode. Enhanced mode offers addi-
tional debug info as well as provides the normal info.
Retrieve the current state of the interrogator. 0 means not running.
Read only (0-100), retrieve the progress percentage of
.
interrogator
Retrieve the name of the last sucessful preference backup. Read
only sub code.
Meaningless value. Simply used to trigger. Use 1.
Retrieve the name of the last sucessful user backup. Read only sub
code.
Meaningless value. Simply used to trigger. Use 1.
Section 7: Serial Communications
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