User's Manual

Performing Advanced Functions
EXAMPLE BLST
193 BLST 10/12/1999 12:15:04 4
2008 150 185
2003 177 210
6883 168 180
4027 220 255
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VER
DESCRIPTION Requests the firmware version of the device.
PARAMETERS None.
RETURNS The current version.
REMARKS GET only.
REMOTE No.
EXAMPLE VER
193 VER 1.3 0
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Note: This command is provided only for compatibility with older units. The host software
may use this command to identify the unit it is communicating with. After detecting
that the device supports this protocol, the INFO command must be used for further
details, if available.
MSTR
DESCRIPTION: This command shows or sets the master receiver of the RTU, which is used for
delivery of notifications.
PARAMETERS: MSTR [ 0 | [ <hop_id1> [ ... [ <hop_id8> ] ] ] <destination_id> ]
None, "0", of the route to the master receiver (including the master receivers id as
last item in the list)
REMARKS: GET/SET.
RETURNS: The commands success or error code, or the route to the current master receiver.
REMOTE: Yes, via XCONF. Particularly "MSTR 0" is designed for the remote case.
EXAMPLES: MSTR
58 MSTR 58 42 0
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123 XCONF MSTR 0
123 XCONF MSTR 0
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ROUTE
DESCRIPTION: This command shows or sets the route to remote station. It is available on all RTUs
and A440 devices.
PARAMETERS: ROUTE [ <destination_id> [ <up_to_eight_relay_ids> ] ]
None, or a route (with destination) containing up to eight intermediaries. When just
the <destination_id> is given, then the route for this device is deleted. Depending
on the size of the devices routing table, routes might have to be deleted before
new routes are inserted. Currently the A740 can only hold one route at a time.
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