Technical information

RMS NetLinx Virtual Device API
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RMS Enterprise - NetLinx Programmer’s Guide
Level API
RMS RMS Hotlist Levels
RMS Client Logging - Command API
All RMS logging information is emitted in the NetLinx master's telnet console.
RMS Client Logging Instruction Commands & Queries
RMS Client Channels (Cont.)
Channel Description
255 - CLIENT - SYSTEM
POWER
(Feedback)
This channel state represents the POWER state of the "System".
This channel cannot be set, it is supplied as a feedback (read only) property.
The following event commands are also issued for system power changes:
SYSTEM.POWER.ON
SYSTEM.POWER.OFF
9 - CLIENT - TOGGLE
SYSTEM POWER
(Momentary Function)
When this channel is activated the POWER state of the "System" will be cycled (toggled) between
ON and OFF states.
27 - CLIENT - SET SYSTEM
POWER ON REQUEST
This channel is represented by a PUSH BUTTON_EVENT. This event indicates that a request has
been made by RMS to turn system power ON.
28 - CLIENT - SET SYSTEM
POWER OFF REQUEST
This channel is represented by a PUSH BUTTON_EVENT.
This event indicates that a request has been made by RMS to turn system power OFF.
RMS RMS Hotlist Levels
Level Description
1 This level value represents the number of hotlist records available for the default client location.
This level cannot be set, it is supplied as a feedback (read only) property.
RMS Client Logging Instruction Commands & Queries
Command Description
LOG.LEVEL-<1|2|3|4>
LOG.LEVEL-ERROR
LOG.LEVEL-WARNING
LOG.LEVEL-INFO
LOG.LEVEL-DEBUG
This command will set the runtime logging level for the RMS client. Please note that a production
system should only operate in the ERROR (1) level.
Lower logging levels will decrease the performance of the NetLinx system.
This setting is not persisted across reboots.
To define a persistent logging level, see the CONFIG.LOG.LEVEL.DEFAULT command in the Con-
figuration commands section.
Available levels:
• 1 - ERROR
•2 - WARNING
•3 - INFO
•4 - DEBUG
LOG.DEBUG This command sets the runtime logging level for the RMS client to the DEBUG level.
Note: A production system should only operating in the ERROR (4) level.
Lower logging levels will decrease the performance of the NetLinx system.
LOG.INFO This command sets the runtime logging level for the RMS client to the INFO level.
Note: A production system should only operating in the ERROR (4) level.
Lower logging levels will decrease the performance of the NetLinx system.
LOG.WARNING This command sets the runtime logging level for the RMS client to the WARNING level.
Note: A production system should only operating in the ERROR (4) level.
Lower logging levels will decrease the performance of the NetLinx system.
LOG.ERROR This command sets the runtime logging level for the RMS client to the ERROR level.
Note: A production system should only operating in the ERROR (4) level.
Lower logging levels will decrease the performance of the NetLinx system.