Command and Response Table for SIS Commands
Command
ASCII (Telnet)
URL Encoded (Web)
Response
Relay Functions
Pulse Relay
X!
*3*
X6#
O
X!
%2A 3%2A
X6#
O
Cpn
X!
•
Rly
X%]
Toggle Relay
X!
*2O
X!
%2A 2O
Cpn
X!
•
Rly
X%]
Turn relay ON
X!
*1O
X!
%2A 1O
Cpn
X!
•
Rly1
]
Turn relay OFF
X!
*0O
X!
%2A0O
Cpn
X!
•
Rly0
]
View relay status
X!
O
X!
O
X%]
KEY:
X!
= Specific port number
01-99
X%
= On or off status
0
= off or disable,
1
= on or enable
X6#
= Pulse time in 20 milliseconds per count
Input Contact Closure Port
View the input state or value
X!
}
X!
%5 D
X4#]
Firmware Version/Part Number/Information
Query firmware version
Q
Q
X1!]
Query verbose version information
0Q
0Q
Sum of responses from
2Q-3Q-4Q
]
Query firmware version
1Q
1Q
X1!]
Query bootstrap version
2Q
2Q
X1!]
Query factory firmware version
3Q
3Q
X1!
(plus web ver.-desc-UL date and time)
]
Query updated firmware version
4Q
4Q
X1!
(plus web ver.-desc-UL date and time)
]
NOTE:
An asterisk (
*
) placed after the version number indicates which version is currently running. A question mark (
?
) indicates that only the factory firmware version is loaded. A caret (
^
)
after the version number indicates the firmware version that should be running, but a Mode 1 reset was executed. The default factory firmware version is loaded. An exclamation point (!)
after the version number indicates corrupted firmware.
KEY:
X!
= Specific port number (
01-99
)
X1!
= Unit firmware version
X4#
=
0
= off,
1
= on, value =
4095
, based on a 12-bit A to D
Request part number
N
N
60-544-
x
5
]
Request model number
1I
1I
IPL T CR48
]
Request model description
2I
2I
Four contact input ports, eight relay ports
]
Request system memory usage
3I
3I
# Bytes/Kbytes used out of # Kbytes
]
Request user memory usage
4I
4I
# Bytes/Kbytes used out of # Kbytes
]
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