GE ALPS Instruction Manual page 275

12 ASCII COMMUNICATIONS
Table 12–2: ASCII COMMAND LIST (Sheet 4 of 5)
ASCII COMMAND DESCRIPTION
COMMAND
MNEMONIC
OUTPuts Displays the current state of
the digital outputs
DATE Displays the current ALPS
date
TIMe Displays the current ALPS
time
LINEs Changes the number of
lines the relay will display
before pausing for the user
to read
GEModem Changes communications
type to GE-Modem after
user has logged out
ECHo Toggles the echo state and
reports its status
PORTparam Changes and displays the
current port parameters for
the ALPS serial
communications port
END Ends the session
GE Power Management
LOWEST RELAY PROMPT
LEVEL
PASSWORD
NEEDED
VIEW Output Contact #1, T1=0
Output Contact #3, T3=0
Output Contact #5,
A1=0
Output Contact #7,
A3=0
Output Contact #9,
A5=0
Output Contact #11,
A7=0
Output Contact
#13, KT1=0
Output Contact
#15, KT3=0
Output Contact #17,
C1=0
SETTINGS Do you want to change date? (Y/N):
Enter new date (mm/dd/yy):
Command is executed
SETTINGS Do you want to change time? (Y/N):
Enter new time (hh:mm:ss):
Command is executed
VIEW Enter the number of LINES PER PAGE (24/25/48/
50):
SETTINGS
VIEW Echo is turned ON (OFF)
SETTINGS Do you want to change communication port
parameters? (Y/N):
Interface is (0 - RS232, 1 - RS485): 0
Enter Interface Type (0 - RS232, 1 - RS485):
Baud rate is 9600
Enter baud rate (19200, 9600, 4800, 2400, 1200,
300):
Parity check type is (0 -none, 1 - odd, 2 - even): 0
Enter parity check type (0 -none, 1 - odd, 2 - even):
Number of stop bits is 1
Enter number of stop bits (1 or 2):
Save changes? (Y/N):
VIEW
ALPS Advanced Line Protection System
12.1 INTRODUCTION
USER
RESPONSE
Output Contact #2, T2=0 None
Output Contact #4, T4=0
Output Contact #6,
A2=0
Output Contact #8,
A4=0
Output Contact #10,
A6=0
Output Contact #12,
A8=0
Output Contact #14,
KT2=0
Output Contact #16,
KT4=0
Output Contact #18,
C2=0
Enter letter Y or
N; 6 digit date
code
Enter letter Y or
N; 6 digit time
code
Enter 24, 25, 48,
or 50
None
None
Y displays
parameter to be
changed, N exits;
0 for RS233, 1 for
RS485; press
ENTER for no
change; choose
baud rate
matching PC port;
Enter 0, 1, or 2;
Enter 0, 1, or 2;
Enter Y or N
None
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