The screen below shows an example of a multiple output display. When
the screen does not have enough room to show all the outputs that the
input is connected to, scroll right using the right arrow key to see the rest.
3.2 Verifying Signal Status
Using BCS Commands
You can verify the status of signals from an external control device that
connects to one of the RS232 connectors on the CPU.
To verify signal status
, enter the command using the following
command line format, where “#” represents any valid level, input, or
output number.
SL#O#T
or
SL#I#T
To cancel an incomplete BCS command
, enter the “
X
” command at
any time.
The results of the BCS command will display in parentheses (see table
below); ( ) indicates that no inputs are routed to the output being
verified, or that no outputs are routed to the input being verified.
Examples:
BCS Command
Action
Signal Reply
SL3O4T
Returns the status for output 4 on
Level 3
SL3O4T(6)
SL0I4T
Returns the status for input 4 on
Level 0
SL0I4T(2 7 8 11)
SL1O32T
Returns the status for output 32 on
Level 1
SL1O32T( )
SL2O7X
Cancels the incomplete command
SL2O7X
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Operation Manual
Verifying Signal Status
Use the right Arrow key to display
additional outputs
