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MRC-565 Packet Data Radio Operations & Maintenance

When a CR1000 is connected to other CS-I/O-enabled devices, it will be necessary to use an
interface adapter available from CSI, such as the SC105. This device manages the RI/ME lines
internally, so this option must be turned off in the radio using the command:

CR1000, MODEM ENABLE, OFF.

5.8.13 Reading CR1000 Internal Pointers and Error Statistics

The CR1000,STAT command will read and display the CR1000 internal pointers and error
counters. The following example shows the response format:

+cr1000,stat 09/22/05 09:06:20

/--------First--------\ /--------Current------\ /--------Last---------\
Grp Date Time Record Date Time Record Date Time Record
=== ======== ===== ======== ======== ===== ======== ======== ===== ========
01 08/19/05 09:19 00000000 09/22/05 09:06 00047490 09/22/05 09:06 00047489
+

5.8.14 Displaying Status Table Data

Data in the Status Table can be displayed, but cannot be “set”. To display a single value in the
Status Table, use the command: CR1000, STATUS, field-name.
Example:

+CR1000,STATUS,OSVERSION 02/23/14 12:27:11 CR1000.Std.26.2013.08.27.02

To display a list of all status values, use the command CR1000, STATUS, ALL.
Example:

+cr1000,status,all 02/23/14 11:09:56 Waiting...
  OSVersion      CR1000.Std.26.2013.08.27.02
  OSDate 130827
  OSSignature 56366
  SerialNumber 51256
  RevBoard 019.008
  StationName 51256
  PakBusAddress 1
  ProgName       CPU:CR1000.CR1
  StartTime 2D68A731:01312D00
  RunSignature 50227
  ProgSignature 9141
  Battery 12.03465
  PanelTemp 26.46690
  WatchdogErrors 0
  LithiumBattery 3.45162
  Low12VCount 0
  Low5VCount 0
  CompileResults CPU:CR1000.CR1 -- Compiled in SequentialMode.

  StartUpCode 0