Difference between revisions of "EXECUTE COMMAND"
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− | |colspan="2"|'''$X "ASCII Command string"'''<br\>'''@4 $X "RCO 2 ON"'''<br\>'''@3 $X 'MPP 2 0 "Alarm"'||colspan="3"| <br\><br\>''Turn on RCO 2 in node 4''<br\>Send 'Alarm' to pocket pager 2 in node 3 | + | |colspan="2"|'''$X "ASCII Command string"'''<br\>'''@4 $X "RCO 2 ON"'''<br\>'''@3 $X 'MPP 2 0 "Alarm"'||colspan="3"| <br\><br\>''Turn on RCO 2 in node 4''<br\>''Send 'Alarm' to pocket pager 2 in node 3'' |
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|colspan="5"|Send a command string to the exchange to be executed there. The command string can either be a [[AlphaNet Data Protocol#Message Formats - Grouped by Function|DP message]] ($something), or an [[AMC]] built-in action ([[MPP]]). | |colspan="5"|Send a command string to the exchange to be executed there. The command string can either be a [[AlphaNet Data Protocol#Message Formats - Grouped by Function|DP message]] ($something), or an [[AMC]] built-in action ([[MPP]]). |
Revision as of 15:38, 30 October 2009
EXECUTE_COMMAND | 0x004F | 79 | AMC 07.60 | |
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$X "ASCII Command string"<br\>@4 $X "RCO 2 ON"<br\>@3 $X 'MPP 2 0 "Alarm"' | <br\><br\>Turn on RCO 2 in node 4<br\>Send 'Alarm' to pocket pager 2 in node 3 | |||
Send a command string to the exchange to be executed there. The command string can either be a DP message ($something), or an AMC built-in action (MPP).
Application:<br\>- Activate built-in commands via AlphaNet, e.g. start paging in another node<br\>- A PC-based Call Handler can have user-configurable “scripts” in Simple Link Layer (ASCII) format which can be sent to the exchange using a reliable binary protocol.<br\>- “Super-RIO”: An external hardware unit with alarm inputs can be configured internally with actions identical to those used in RCI/Events. Just send them to the exchange for execution | ||||
1 | UINT1[0...n] | String to be executed. Delimited by end of message. <br\>$X: If the string contains double quotes (“) they can be replaced by single (‘) |