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The wiuconf utility will parse the given file and apply the contents of the file to the unit's non-vital configuration
settings. The non-vital configuration file can also contain CDL-defined menu or operational parameters. If
necessary, this may result in a re-compile of the CDL logic loaded in the unit. The command will report any
errors parsing the file or compilation errors.
-s <variable> -t <value>, --set <variable> --to <value>
The wiuconf utility will set the given variable to the given value (Note: You may only set the value of non-vital
variables). The variable name must match the variable name from the text file format and the value must match
one of the possible values for that variable. Variable names and values are not case sensitive. If the variable is
nested, you must specify the sections. However, if the variable name within the section is unique, you will not
need the section name. For example:
wiuconf --set EMP_WIU:Broadcast_Rate_ms --to 1000
wiuconf --set Broadcast_Rate_ms --to 1000
-s <variable> -t ?
The wiuconf utility will show a listing of possible values for the variable if you use a question mark for the –t
parameter. For example, it will show all the available options, and user can type in only partial string of the
option instead of the whole string:
# wiuconf -s timezone -t ?
Options:
1. Greenwich Mean Time (GMT)
2. Eastern (GMT-5:00)
3. Central (GMT-6:00)
4. Mountain (GMT-7:00)
5. Pacific (GMT-8:00)
6. Alaska (GMT-9:00)
7. Atlantic (GMT-4:00)
8. Arizona (No DST, GMT-7:00)
9. Newfoundland (GMT-3:30)
10. Aus Western (GMT+8:00)
11. Aus Central (GMT+9:30)
12. Aus Central (No DST, GMT+9:30)
13. Aus Eastern (GMT+10:00)
14. Aus Eastern (No DST, GMT+10:00)
# wiuconf -s timezone -t central
# wiuconf -d timezone
Central (GMT-6:00)
-d <variable>, --display <variable>
The wiuconf utility will display the current value of the given variable (see the text file reference for the variable
names).
-c <cdlfile>, --cdl <cdlfile>
This option is used to do automated changes for new CDL. The wiuconf utility will compile the CDL program,
and generate the logic based on the given non-vital configuration file. And then triggers the CDL engine to begin
executing that logic. Before wiuconf command is run, user needs to transfer the new CDL file to the default
directory /mnt/ecd/0/, and also upload the configuration file to any user picked directory.
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SYSTEM MANAGEMENT
February 2021
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