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RShell Reference Manual
Revision 4.2, Copyright © 2009, Impinj, Inc.
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The specific response parameters for each command are detailed section 4. Many commands
display only a relevant subset of their possible parameters, in such cases failure to find the
parameter would not be a protocol error. Some command responses are transient, meaning that
their value will change as an activity progresses.
3.3 Compatibility
The Speedway Revolution CLI is designed to be both a machine and human interface. As such,
Impinj strives to maintain backward compatibility within the Speedway Revolution product line.
For Octane versions v4.x.x, existing command inputs and outputs should be relatively stable.
New capabilities will be added with new commands and/or new optional arguments to existing
commands.
To ensure future compatibility, applications designed to interpret the CLI responses should
ignore unrecognized parameters and should not read any significance into the order of the
parameters. This allows for new result parameters to be displayed without forcing a change on
the interpreting application.
For example, in firmware version 4.0.0, the
show network summary
command provides the
following response:
> show network summary
Status='0,Success'
PrimaryInterface='eth0'
ActiveInterface='eth0'
Hostname='SpeedwayR-00-00-BB'
In some later version an additional parameter may be added, e.g. LLA status:
> show network summary
Status='0,Success'
PrimaryInterface='eth0'
ActiveInterface='eth0'
LLAStatus='enabled'
Hostname='SpeedwayR-00-00-BB'
4 Command Reference
This section describes all the commands available within the RShell command line interface and
the possible resposes.
4.1 Reboot Command
The
reboot
command instructs the reader to reboot. This command would typically be used after
a manual upgrade of the reader’s firmware or application software. The reboot command is only
available from the root menu.
4.2 Config Command
The
config
command has several submenus, as shown in Table 4-1, all of which are described in
the following sections.