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INITIALIZE SYSTEM
(INIT-SYS)
Referenced In: TR-NWT-000833, Issue 5, pg. 4-145
General Description: Instructs LMS1000 to initialize its system processor and/or associated subsystems.
This command may contain various levels of initialization. The highest level is a cold restart which is equivalent
to a power-up reset. The level of initialization is specified by a data parameter within the command string.
An entry is made in the LMS1000's event log indicating this command was executed by the current sessions
user. The event description indicates that the system was initialized to the specified level.
Related Commands: None
LMS1000 Access Level: 6
An error response with the error code PICC is returned if this command is entered by a valid user whose level of
access is less than the access level of this command.
LMS1000 Equivalent: None
LMS1000 Input Format Variations:
<aid>
The access identifier (<aid>) parameter identifies the equipment unit that is to be initialized. A value of ALL for
this parameter denotes the system processor, and is the only value which is supported. A NULL value is not
permitted for this parameter. Invalid values received for this parameter return an error response with the error
code IIAC.
<ph>
This parameter specifies the level of initialization to be performed. The value of <ph> must be an integer
greater than or equal to zero. The lowest value (0) is the lowest level of initialization, and the highest value
specifies a cold restart initialization.
Valid values for this parameter and the level of initialization associated with them are listed below.
10 Clear alarm log and event log.
20 Clear alarm log and event log, and hour-average/max-min peak statistics of all analog and function
channels.
50 Clear all channels which have been ACOed.
51 Clear all control channels (relay, LED) which have been forced on manually.
60 Clear all channels which have been ACOed, and all control channels (relay, LED) which have been
forced on manually.
120 Clear alarm log and event log and hour-average/max-min peak statistics, and clear all channels which
have been ACOed and all control channels (relay, LED) which have been forced on manually.
127 Perform a system cold restart (i.e., a power-up reset). The user session and possibly the connection is
terminated.
Invalid values received for this parameter return an error response with the error code shown below.
If <ph> is greater than or equal to zero and less than or equal to 127, the error code is IDNV.
If <ph> is less than zero or greater than 127, the error code is IORD.
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