MGP Pro Series • Remote Configuration and Control
71
Command
ASCII (Telnet)
(Host to Processor)
URL Encoded (Web)
(Host to Processor)
Response
(Processor to Host)
Additional Description
E-mail (continued)
Send e-mail (file
named in mail box)
E
X13@
SM
}
W
X13@
SM
|
Eml
X13@
]
Send e-mail (using
a different file)
E
X13@
,
X14#
,
X13$
SM
}
W
X13@
%2C
X14#
%2C
X13$
SM
}
Eml
X13@
]
X14#
= number inserted into
the e-mail message if the
.eml file has an embedded
E
}
command.
Web Browser Specific Commands
Read response from last URL command
E
UB
}
W
UB
|
{
Response
from
command
}
]
View the response to the last
command that was entered.
IP Setup Commands
Set unit name
24
E
X10%
CN
}
W
X10%
CN
|
Ipn
•
X10%
]
Change the processor name
to
X10%
, a name of your
choosing.
For
X10%
: The name
can consist of up to 24
alphanumeric characters and
the minus sign or hyphen
(
-
). The first character must
be a letter, the last character
cannot
be a minus sign.
Case does not matter.
Set unit name to
factory default
24
E
•
CN
}
W
%20
CN
|
Ipn •
X13%
]
X13%
is the name the
processor was shipped
with: MGP46
n
-
xx
-
xx
-
xx
,
a combination of the model
and the last three pairs of the
hex numbers in the unit MAC
address.
Example:
E
•
CN
}
W
%20
CN
|
MGP462PRO-3G-SDI-09-44-92
The factory name of this
unit indicates that it is
an MGP 462 Pro, SDI
configuration, and the last 6
digits of its MAC address are
09-44-92.
Read unit name
E
CN
}
W
CN
|
X10%
]
View current unit name
X10%
.
Set time and
date
24
E
X10^
CT
}
W
X10^
CT
|
Ipt
•
X10^
]
X10^
is the local date and
time format.
The set format is
MM/DD/
YY-HH:MM:SS
. (The hours,
minutes, and seconds
can also be separated
by periods.)
Examples:
11/13/06-10:54:00
or
11/13/06-10.54.00