Sierra 200 Manual Do Utilizador
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Command Enable / Disable Commands
C368 (u) Command lockout specific radio Set command lockout for a radio. Syntax is
C368n, where n is the port number, with link map applied. This command
does not save the state to eeprom, so will be reset to its previously saved state
on a processor reset. Use C36A to save it permanently. This command is
designed to be allowed only in unlock or super unlock mode and therefore
will work on any radio, independent of the radio's group. After executing
this command the port will still operate normally, but will not accepts
commands. It is designed to block a hacker trying to control the system from
one of the links.
does not save the state to eeprom, so will be reset to its previously saved state
on a processor reset. Use C36A to save it permanently. This command is
designed to be allowed only in unlock or super unlock mode and therefore
will work on any radio, independent of the radio's group. After executing
this command the port will still operate normally, but will not accepts
commands. It is designed to block a hacker trying to control the system from
one of the links.
C369 (u) Enable a command locked out radio
Turn off command lockout for a
radio. Syntax is as for C368. This command does not save the state to eeprom,
so will be reset to its previously saved state on a processor reset. Use C36A to
save it permanently. This command is designed to be allowed only in unlock
or super unlock mode and therefore will work on any radio, independent of
the radio's group. [pe] - command is not blocked if coming from the same
radio it is commanding.
so will be reset to its previously saved state on a processor reset. Use C36A to
save it permanently. This command is designed to be allowed only in unlock
or super unlock mode and therefore will work on any radio, independent of
the radio's group. [pe] - command is not blocked if coming from the same
radio it is commanding.
C36A (u) Save command lockout state
Save the command lockout condition for
one radio to eeprom, so that it will be retained across a processor reset.
Syntax is as for C368. [pe] - command is not blocked if coming from the same
radio it is commanding.
Syntax is as for C368. [pe] - command is not blocked if coming from the same
radio it is commanding.
C36B (u) Send command lockout status Sends command lockout status for one
radio. Will not send status back to command source if the source port is
disabled or super disabled. Syntax is as for C368. This command is designed
to be allowed only in unlock or super unlock mode and therefore will work
on any radio, independent of the radio's group.
disabled or super disabled. Syntax is as for C368. This command is designed
to be allowed only in unlock or super unlock mode and therefore will work
on any radio, independent of the radio's group.
C36C (u) Send complete lockout status
Sends three number 0..255 providing the
disabled, super disabled, and command lockout bit patterns for all radios.
Port 0 is in the 1's place, port 1 is the 2's, place, etc. The ports are physical
ports, not logical ports (linkmap NOT applied). For example, if 2 16 192 is
returned, then physical port 1 is disabled, physical port 4 is super disabled,
and physical ports 6 and 7 are command locked out. The normal condition
would be 0 0 0. This command is designed to be allowed only in unlock or
super unlock mode and therefore will work on any radio, independent of the
radio's group. [p] - command is only blocked by missing PL.
Port 0 is in the 1's place, port 1 is the 2's, place, etc. The ports are physical
ports, not logical ports (linkmap NOT applied). For example, if 2 16 192 is
returned, then physical port 1 is disabled, physical port 4 is super disabled,
and physical ports 6 and 7 are command locked out. The normal condition
would be 0 0 0. This command is designed to be allowed only in unlock or
super unlock mode and therefore will work on any radio, independent of the
radio's group. [p] - command is only blocked by missing PL.