GE GFK-1004B Network Router User Manual


 
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5-8 TCP/IP Ethernet Communications User’s Manual – January 1996
GFK-1004B
To list the Monitor commands and Modify commands on the screen, type:
HELP <RET> or
? <RET>
The following table provides a brief description of the Modify commands.
Table 5-2. Modify Commands
Command Description
chbps Change serial port data rate
chdate Change date (Not recommended if PLC CPU is configured
properly.)
chltime Change login timeout
chsosw Change Soft Switch data (Not recommended .)
chtime Change time (Not recommended if PLC CPU is
configured properly.)
clear Clear Extended Status buffer, Exception Log,Tallies, or Heap
clsosw Clear Soft Switch values on TCP/IP Ethernet Interface (Not
recommended.)
load Force TCP/IP Ethernet Interface to be loaded
logout Exit modify mode
net Disable/Enable node from network
ok Turns on STATUS OK LED
ping Issues ICMP echo request
rem Send command to remote station
report Report test results
repp Report ping results
restart Restart the TCP/IP Ether net Interface
stopp Stop ping command
stopt Stop test command
test Send test commands to station(s)
trace Turn on specific task trace flags
Date and Time
The Station Manager provides commands to examine the date and time. Any time the
TCP/IP Ethernet Interface is restarted or power to it is cycled, it will attempt to read the
date and time from the PLC CPU. If this fails, the time reverts to midnight and the date
to January 1, 1989; it is only in the case of failure to read date/time from the CPU that
you must set it using the Station Manager. If accurate time stamp information is to be
generated in the Exception Log, the system date and time must be set using the Station
Manager.
Station Manager Command Syntax
The Command Descriptions section which follows provides an alphabetical listing of the
commands. Each entry describes the input and output for each command.
All commands have the format of a command followed by a variable number of argu-
ments separated by spaces. Details about the arguments are discussed with each com-