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SET-THRESHOLD
(SET-TH-{EQPT})
Referenced In: TR-NWT-000833, Issue 5, pg. 4-417
General Description: Instructs LMS1000 to set threshold levels (alarm limits) for a monitored parameter that,
when exceeded, will trigger an automatic message.
These threshold levels may apply to one or more equipment units, facilities, etc. within LMS1000.
An entry is made in the LMS1000's event log indicating this command was executed by the current sessions
user.
Related Commands: RETRIEVE-THRESHOLD
Related Messages: 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: SET LIMITS <tn>
LMS1000 Input Format Variations:
<aid>
The access identifier (<aid>) parameter identifies the equipment for which threshold levels are being set.
Specifying a value of ALL requests setting of thresholds for all access identifiers of the type defined by the
command code modifier. A NULL value is not permitted for this parameter. Invalid values received for this
parameter return an error response with the error code IIAC.
<montype>
The monitor type (<montype>) parameter identifies the particular monitored parameter for which the threshold
is being set. Values are derived from the MONITOR TYPE attribute of the LMS1000 analog or function channel
configuration. This parameter must contain a suffix to designate the type of threshold to be set. The suffix is
separated from the monitor type parameter by a hyphen and takes the form LT or HT to indicate low or high
threshold types, respectively.
Example: DCVOLT-LT
Parameter grouping cannot be used with this parameter. This parameter cannot have a value of NULL. Valid
values for this parameter can contain only alpha characters. This parameter is required in the input. Invalid
values received return an error response with the error code IDNV.
<thlev>
This is the desired threshold level to be set for the monitor type parameter specified. Valid data types for the
threshold level parameter for a given monitor type parameter are the same as for the corresponding monitor
type parameter (e.g., for the channel with which the threshold is associated). This parameter is required in the
input.
<locn>
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