Instruction manual

Appendix A – Product Specific BCS Commands
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Instruction Manual – BCS Basic Control Structure Protocol
Epica DG, Epica DGX 16, Epica DGX 32, and Epica DGX 144
The Epica DG, Epica DGX 16, Epica DGX 32, and Epica DGX 144 support the following items:
General Commands
Executing and disconnecting switches (see page 6 and page 7)
Verifying signal status (see page 8)
Executing local presets – predefined in XNConnect (see page 10); the Epica DG and
Epica DGX 144 each support 335 local presets, and the Epica DGX 16 and Epica DGX 32
each support 64 local presets
Defining and executing global presets (see page 11); these products support 64 global presets
Specific Commands
The Epica DG, Epica DGX 16, Epica DGX 32, and Epica DGX 144 support fragmented status reporting
(see page 9) and error code reporting (see page 41).
Diagnostic Commands
The Epica DG, Epica DGX 16, Epica DGX 32, and Epica DGX 144 display system information in the
splash screen for diagnostic purposes. The information indicates the current status and well-being for
some of the system components. For information on system diagnostics that includes the commands and
applies to all systems that support diagnostic commands, see page 45.
Component Settings
The Epica DG, Epica DGX 16, Epica DGX 32, and Epica DGX 144 all support the eight component
identity number settings (i0 through i7) in the following table.
Tip: The information in the above table is displayed when you enter ~scr! or ~scrv0i0!
Auxiliary Commands
Component Identity Number
All Components i0
Enclosure i1
Storage Blocks i2
Communication Interfaces i3
Hardware / Boards i4
VM Configuration i5
Power System i6
System Sensors i7
Auxiliary Commands Supported by
Epica DG, Epica DGX 16, Epica DGX 32, and Epica DGX 144
To cause a warm reboot ~app!