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6 Terminal Mode Commands
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Overview
Terminal mode commands are used to control the way that information is displayed
onscreen in response to CLI commands.
Types of Terminal Commands
The following commands are recognized in Terminal command mode:
The colsep command controls the separation between columns in a tabular
information display.
The exit command is used to exit Terminal command mode and return to CLI
command mode.
The headers command controls the presence of headers on any table columns in
the display.
The help command is used to display abbreviated help for Terminal mode
commands.
The logout command is used to exit CLI and return to the system prompt.
The manual command is used to display detailed help for Terminal mode
commands.
The paging command controls whether long output is displayed on screen with
or without paging.
The pattern command controls which of two possible wildcard pattern matching
styles is in effect.
The show command (in Terminal command mode) displays the current values of
all terminal states.
This chapter describes these commands and their applications in detail.
To Access Terminal Command Mode
The CLI only recognizes Terminal mode commands in Terminal command mode.
Complete the following steps to enter Terminal command mode.
1 Confirm that you have logged onto CLI as explained in CLI Login and Logout
(on page
10).
2 At the CLI> prompt, type Terminal, and then press Enter.
3 Confirm that the command prompt changes to TERMINAL>. You are now in
Terminal command mode.
- Prisma II EMS 1
- Remote User Interface 1
- Guide - System Release 2.04 1
- For Your Safety 3
- Notices 4
- Contents 5
- Contents 7
- Glossary 275 8
- Index 281 8
- Prisma II Product Notices 9
- Read and Retain Instructions 11
- Terminology 11
- Electric Shock Hazard 11
- Installation Site 12
- Installation Requirements 12
- Equipment Placement 12
- Ventilation 13
- Handling Precautions 14
- Grounding 14
- Equipotential Bonding 14
- Circuit Overload 15
- Electrostatic Discharge 16
- Fuse Replacement 16
- Batteries 16
- Modifications 17
- Accessories 17
- EMC Compliance Statements 18
- Laser Safety 19
- Warning Labels 21
- 23
- 1 Chapter 1 25
- Qualified Personnel 26
- Document Version 26
- Related Publications 27
- 1.01, part number 4015396 28
- What's New 29
- 2 Chapter 2 31
- Configuration 32
- User Authorization 33
- CLI Login and Logout 34
- CLI Command Modes 36
- CLI Command Modes 37
- Command Syntax 38
- Non-Modal Command Syntax 39
- Command Usage Guidelines 40
- Command Syntax 41
- General Hints and Help 42
- Alarm Information 43
- Getting Online Help 43
- 3 Chapter 3 45
- CLI> alarm 46
- No active alarms found 46
- CLI> 46
- clear 47
- CLI> date 48
- Tue, 3 Oct 2006 11:36:43 EST 48
- CLI> logout 52
- logout 53
- terminal 57
- CLI> who 58
- whoami 59
- 4 Chapter 4 61
- About Modspecs 65
- Notes on Usage 67
- 20/* MODULE> alarm 68
- 20/* MODULE> 68
- alarm domain 69
- 20/[5-7] MODULE> 70
- */* MODULE> logout 84
- reset 91
- Access Rights Required 100
- Example 100
- Related Commands 101
- Description 102
- Parameters 102
- Examples 102
- Transmitter (devtype: 1033) 105
- show module 115
- 5 Chapter 5 123
- In This Chapter 124
- Overview 125
- To Access ICIM Command Mode 126
- alarm 127
- ICIM> eventlogclear 128
- SUCCESS! 128
- ICIM> 128
- ICIM> logout 144
- C:\> 144
- manual 147
- ICIM> reboot 150
- show domain 159
- show eventlogall 161
- show file 163
- show iproute 165
- show traps 169
- traps 173
- Parameter Description 173
- ICIM> user delete smith8 178
- user unlock 179
- 6 Chapter 6 181
- TERMINAL> logout 191
- paging 195
- 7 Chapter 7 201
- Introduction 202
- Introduction 203
- Installation 204
- Web Browser Setup 205
- Login and Logout 207
- To Log Out 209
- To Change Login Defaults 209
- Using System View 211
- To View Module Summary 212
- To View Current Alarms 212
- Using System View 213
- Using ICIM Details 214
- To Work with ICIM Details 215
- Using Module Details 217
- To View Module Details 218
- To View Alarms 219
- To View Thresholds 219
- To View Controls 220
- To View Monitors 221
- Using System Settings 224
- Event Log Settings 225
- SNMP Traps 225
- Using the Event Log 227
- To Clear the Event Log 228
- User Management 229
- To Edit an Existing User 230
- To Review Current Users 231
- Web Interface Help 232
- To Use Navigate by Keywords 233
- 8 Chapter 8 235
- Obtaining Product Support 236
- Obtaining Product Support 237
- Return Product for Repair 238
- Return Product for Repair 239
- A Appx auto letter 245
- From CLI 246
- From ICIM 247
- Appendix A 252
- '?' 252
- From */* MODULE 253
- From TERMINAL 256
- B Appx auto letter 257
- ICIM Data 259
- Module Data 262
- Current Alarms 263
- Module Alarms 264
- Module Controls 265
- Module Monitors 266
- System Information 267
- C Appx auto letter 269
- In This Appendix 270
- Fan Tray 271
- Alarm Parameters 272
- Monitor Parameters 272
- Control Parameters 273
- Fan Tray Parameters (Split) 277
- 2 x 19 dBm Module 285
- 24 x 17.65 dBm Module 290
- Glossary 299
- Index 307
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