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Using the Craft Interface
Verilink Craft Interface Craft-5
Command Line
Prompt
The initial prompt defaults to the module directly connected to the
Craft interface cable. The command line prompt is defined below:
[0.0.0.1] [0,11] NCM 2000 >
Where:
[0.0.0.1] is the node address of the node to which you are
connected. This number is used by modules and the Verilink
Node Manager application to identify a node. Each AS2000
node has a unique address. This value is completely unrelated
to an Ethernet IP address.
NOTE: The first three digits of the node address must NOT be greater than
127.
[0,11] is the shelf number and slot number of the currently
selected module. NCM 2000 is a sample of the command line
prompt, showing the model name of the currently selected
module.
This field reads UNKNOWN > when the shelf/slot location is
empty, the element has been removed, or if the module is not
recognized by a controller module.
Entering
Commands
Commands can be entered in upper or lower case.
To clear a command entry mistake, exit from the command before
entering a complete parameter value by pressing E
NTER
.
To clear typed entries and start again, press C
ONTROL
-U. The
backspace key can also be used to make corrections.
If you enter an invalid value, you will be prompted with a message
that the value is invalid and be returned to the current menu.
Conventions Used
The Craft interface uses the following conventions:
In application modules with multiple network or data ports, an
n
is used to represent the port number. For example, to put
Port 2 in service, type “I2” instead of “In. In some older
modules “p” represents the port number.
Ranges of permitted values are depicted with ellipses. For
example, you can choose any number in the range 1 to 127
seconds to indicate the Alarm Declare Time. This is shown as
1..127. However, when you provide input indicating ranges,
do so with a dash: 1-24. This example indicates all numbers
between 1 and 24, including the numbers 1 and 24. You can
also intermix single numbers with range definitions if they are
separated by commas, such as: 24, 38-45, 60.
Fields
without
a closed parenthesis, ), are status/informational
fields.
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