Command and Response Tables
Basic SIS Commands
Command
ASCII command
(host to device)
Response
(device to host)
Additional Description
Information
requests
Firmware version
Q
or
1Q
X1!]
Firmware and build
version
*Q
X1!]
Verbose version info
0Q
Sum of
2Q-3Q-4Q
]
Show bootstrap, factory-
installed, and updated firmware
version.
Bootstrap version
2Q
X1!]
The bootstrap firmware is
not user replaceable but you
may need this information for
troubleshooting.
Factory firmware
version
3Q
X1!
plus kernel version, model
number, and load date
]
Factory installed firmware is not
user replaceable. This firmware is
the version the SMD 101 reverts
to after a mode 1 reset.
Updated firmware
version
4Q
X1!
plus kernel version, model
number, and load date
]
Use this command to find
out which version of firmware
has been uploaded into the
SMD 101.
Query part number
N
60– 1305-01
]
Query model number
1I
SMD
•
101
]
Query model
description
2I
Streaming•Media•Decoder
]
Query system
memory usage
3I
#Bytes used out of #KBytes
]
View system
processor usage
11I
NN
]
Returns a percentage of total.
View system
processor idle
12I
NN
]
Returns a percentage of total.
View eth
0
link status
13I
[up/down]*
[10/100/1000]*
[full/half]
]
Current link state, speed, and
mode.
View telnet
connections
E
CC
}
N
]
IccN
]
N=number of active IP
connections.
Verbose mode 2/3.
Set verbose mode
E X2@
CV
}
Vrb
X2@]
View verbose mode
E
CV
}
X2@]
KEY:
X1!
X1!
= Version number
Firmware version number to second decimal place (
N.nn
)
Version and Build number adds four digits (
N.nn.nnnn
)
to the Version number
X2@
X2@
= Verbose mode
0
=clear/none (default for telnet connections)
1
=verbose mode (default for RS-232 and USB host control)
2
=tagged responses for queries
3
=verbose mode and tagged responses for queries
NOTE:
If tagged responses is enabled, all read commands return the data, the same as setting the value does
(
Example:
command:
E
E
CV
}
}
Response:
Vrb3
]
]
).
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