Command Line Interface - Dataprobe iBootBar Installation And Operations

iBootBar

Command Line Interface

The Command Line Interface follows a set/get syntax similar to SNMP.
iBBar configuration can be performed from the CLI or by using the Control and Setup Utility ( CSU.exe). The CLI can be
accessed via Telnet Client, Serial Port and Dial-up Modem, using a Terminal client. Below is a listing of all interface
commands and syntax.
Device Commands
get device name
set device name <name>
get current
set password <oldpass> <newpass> <confirm>
get cycle
set cycle <n>
get delay
set delay <n>
logout
The following commands require administrative rights
get current alarm
set main <a/b> highalarm <nn.n>
set main <a/b> lowalarm <nn.n>
get console
set console timeout <30-3600/disable>
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set console baudrate <baud>
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get modem
set modem countrycode<countrycode>
set factory defaults
reboot
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Description
Each iBootBar can have a name assigned. 20
characters Max, no spaces.
Returns the current draw for each Main in
Amperes
Sets the password for the current user
The cycle time is the length of the reboot or
power on. In seconds 1 - 99
The delay time is the pause between power up of
each outlet when multiple outlets are powered
on. 0 - 99
Ends the session
High and Low alarms are used to monitor current
conditions and send an alert by email or SNMP
when the high or low thresholds are exceeded.
From 0.0 to 15.0 (20.0 in 20 amp units) in 0.0
amp increments. Main A and Main B are set
separately, but displayed together with the get
command.
Display current console configuration
Console can be set to automatically logout with
no activity for 30 seconds to 1 hr in seconds, or
disabled.
2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, 38400, 57600,
115200
Returns all modem parameters
Set the country code. See Appendix for a list of
country codes and approvals.
Reset all parameters, including IP address and
passwords to factory defaults. Can only be
executed from the serial port. Confirmation
required.
Reboots the iBootBar itself. Use after firmware
upload, changing IP or SNMP Manager settings.
The status of the outlets will NOT be effected
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