(Lp) Load Preset; (Fu) Flash Unit Leds; (Ssyss) Set System String - Symetrix Composer v7.0 Manual

(LP) Load Preset

This command will load the specified preset (1-1000). The
syntax of the command is:
LP <PRESET NUMBER><CR>
Where <PRESET NUMBER> = 1-1000
If the command is accepted, the unit will respond with the
string:
If the command is interpreted but fails for any reason the unit
will respond with the string:
A typical reason for failure is that the specified preset has not
been defined.

(FU) Flash Unit LEDs

This command momentarily flashes the front panel LEDs of
the unit. This command can be used as a quick test to verify
communications. The syntax of the command is:
FU [<cycles>] <CR>
<cycles> indicates the number of times to cycle the LEDs
on and off. If <cycles> is set to zero, it halts the flashing
immediately. If not specified, it defaults to 8 cycles.
If the command is accepted, the LEDs will flash and the unit
will respond with the string:
If the command is interpreted but fails for any reason the unit
will respond with the string:

(SSYSS) Set System String

This command sets a system string such as a speed dial
name or number. The syntax of the command is:
SSYSS <unit>.<resource>.<enum>.<card>.<channel>
=[<value>]<CR>
Sets the string resource defined by the 5 parameters above
to <value>. Supported values for <resource> are shown in
the following table:
Resource Number
1000
1001
1004
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ACK<CR>
NAK<CR>
ACK<CR>
NAK<CR>
Resource Name
Speed dial number
Speed dial name
Number to dial (VoIP only)
<unit> is the unit enumerator after the dash shown in
Composer above each unit, e.g. "Edge-1" means <unit> = 1.
<enum> is zero based, 0-19 for speed dials 1-20.
<card> is 0-3 for plug-in slots A-D.
<channel> is zero based and 0 where not applicable.
The following example sets the name of speed dial #3 on
card A of unit 1 to 'Acme Inc.'
SSYSS 1.1001.2.0.0=Acme Inc.
This example sets the number of speed dial #20 on card D
of unit 1 to '555-1234'.
SSYSS 1.1000.19.3.0=555-1234
Below is an example of using the SSYSS command to dial
telephony digits directly.
If the command is accepted, the unit will respond with the string:
If the command is interpreted but fails for any reason the unit
will respond with the string:
As an example, consider a Radius AEC that is labeled as
Radius AEC-1 as shown in the following figure. The "-1" at
the end of the unit name indicates this is unit ID 1.
To set the speed dial name and number of location 12, to
"Conference Rm 1" and "555-1234", respectively, use the
following commands:
SSYSS 1.1001.11.3.0=Conference Rm 1<CR>
SSYSS 1.1000.11.3.0=555-1234<CR>
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Control Commands
ACK<CR>
NAK<CR>