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Command
IP Setup Commands
Set the unit name
24
Set unit name to factory default
View unit name
24
Set date and time
24
View date and time
Set GMT offset
24
View GMT offset
Set daylight savings time
24
View daylight savings time
Set DHCP on
24
Set DHCP off
24
View DHCP mode
Set IP address
24
View IP address
View hardware (MAC) address
Set subnet mask
24
View subnet mask
Set gateway IP address
24
View gateway IP address
Set verbose mode
24
NOTE:
The IPL T PCS4 can send out unsolicited information (such as notice of a power level change). This is called a
verbose (wordy) relationship between the interface and a connected device. When the IPL T PCS4 is connected to
the computer via Ethernet, verbose mode is disabled (by default) in order to reduce the amount of communication
traffic on the network. If you want to use the verbose mode with the PCS4 connected via Ethernet, this mode must
be set to On each time you reconnect to the network.
View verbose mode status
Get connection listing
Password and Security Settings
Set administrator password
24
Clear administrator password
24
NOTE:
A user password cannot be assigned if an administrator password does not exist. If the administrator password is
cleared (removed), the user password is also removed.
View administrator password
24
Set user password
14 24
Clear user password
24
View user password
24
Query session security level
ASCII (Telnet)
(Host to Switcher)
E X1@
CN
}
E
}
•CN
24
E
CN
}
E X1#
CT
}
E
CT
}
E X#
CZ
}
E
CZ
}
E X3$
CX
}
E
CX
}
E
1 DH
]
E
0 DH
]
E
DH
]
E X1$
CI
}
E
CI
}
E
CH
}
E X1(
CS
}
E
}
CS
E X1$
CG
}
E
CG
}
E X2@
CV
}
E
CV
}
E
CC
}
E X3#
CA
}
E•
CA
}
E
CA
}
E X3#
}
CU
E•
CU
}
E
CU
}
E
CK
}
URL Encoded (Web)
(Host to Switcher)
W
X1@
CN
|
W %20 CN
|
W CT
|
W
X#
CZ
|
W CZ
|
W
X3$
CX
|
W CX
|
W 1 DH
|
W 0 DH
|
W DH
|
W
X1$
CI
|
W CI
|
W CH
|
W
X1(
CS
|
|
W CS
W
X1$
CG
|
W CG
|
W
X2@
CV
|
W CV
|
W CC
|
W
X3#
CA
|
W %20 CA
|
W CA
|
X3#
|
W
CU
W %20 CU
|
W CU
|
W CK
|
IPL T PCS4 • SIS Programming and Control
Response
(Switcher to Host)
Ipn•
X1@ ]
Ipn•
X4( ]
X1@ ]
Ipn•
X1# ]
Example:
11/16/10-10:54:00
]
X1# ]
Example:
Tues, 16 NOV 2011
10:10:54:00
]
Ipz
X# ]
X# ]
Ipx
X3$ ]
X3$ ]
Idh 1
]
Idh 0
]
X% ]
Ipi•
X1$ ]
X1$ ]
X1* ]
Ips•
X1( ]
X1( ]
Ipg•
X1$ ]
X1$ ]
Vrb
X2@ ]
X2@ ]
Number of connections
Ipa•
X4! ]
Ipa• ]
X4! ]
X4! ]
Ipu•
Ipu•
]
X4! ]
X5@ ]
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