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6.3. Boot/On/Off Commands
These commands are used to Boot or toggle the On/Off status of
the RPC-4840N's two switched circuits. If the same password
has been applied to both circuits, commands can be directed to
Circuit 1, Circuit 2, or both circuits. If a separate User Password
has been assigned to each circuit, then commands can only be
applied to the circuit that is owned by the User Password entered
at log in. Circuits may be specified by name or number.
Notes:
·
When User Mode is active, commands will only be
applied to circuits owned by the User's password.
·
To apply a command to both circuits, enter an
asterisk (*) in place of the circuit number or name.
Commands can only be applied to both circuits
when the unit is operating in System Mode, or
when both circuits are owned by the same
User Password.
·
When commands are applied to both circuits, the
RPC will delay for approximately 1 second
between actions. For example, when switching
both circuits On, the RPC will switch Circuit 1 On,
delay one second, then switch Circuit 2 On.
·
Wait for the "RPC>" prompt to appear before
entering commands. The prompt will not reappear
until the previous command is complete.
·
Commands are not case sensitive. All commands
are invoked by pressing [Enter].
·
If command confirmation is enabled, the RPC will
display the Status Screen after the Boot/On/Off
commands are successfully completed.
1. Boot Circuit(s): To initiate a Boot cycle, type /BOOT n
and press [Enter]. Where "n" is a the number or name of
the desired circuit. Note that the "/BOOT" command can
also be entered as "/BO".
Examples:
·
To boot both circuits, type /BOOT * or /BO * and then
press [Enter].
·
To boot Circuit 1, type /BOOT 1 or /BO 1 and then
press [Enter].