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MicroMet Commands - MBTU10X Rev 1.05

The Micromet command structure is simple and concise. All commands are terminated

with the ENTER key.

Canmsg [n] or [off] – Generate a new simulated data message n sensors in length

once per minute.

Example: canmsg 8 – will generate a new simulated data message of eight

sensors each minute, on the minute.

To use this function, you should know what number of sensors AMBCS expects from

your remote.

Warning: Canmsg will generate messages until you turn it off with the command:

canmsg off. This will interfere with normal data transport.

Warning: Canmsg uses the MicroMet clock to generate message. Set the time before

turning canmsg on.

Warning: If the Canmsg sensor count parameter is not set to the number of sensors

expected by the Master Station, the TX/ACK ratio may be very high.

MicroMet 1.05 and above turn Canmsg off at midnite.

Id [nnnn] – Display or set the primary communication identifier. This should normally

not be changed without coordination with the AMBCS System Administrator.

Warning:

Changing this value may cause the unit to fail to communicate with AMBCS.

Lights [on] or [off] – This command allows the user to enable or disable the test lights

on the transceiver interface. MicroMet automatically turns the lights on at start up and

off at midnight.

Reset – Restart the system.

Warning:

Parameters such as ID are NOT reset to default values. If you change the

ID inadvertently, you MUST change it back explicitly to the correct ID.

Stat – Display communications statistics. Values are displayed for the current day and

the current hour. Values displayed are:

RXSP – The number of times the receiver threshold has been crossed. Probable

receptions from the Master Station.

SYNC – The number of verified receptions from the Master Station.

RXERR – The number of times this unit failed to verify a reception (receive sync).

XMIT – The number times this unit has turned on its transmitter.

ACK – The number of times this unit has received an acknowledgement from the

Master Station in response to a message transmission.

HIVSWR – The number of times the transmitter has detected a bad

antenna/coax.

LOPWR – The number of times the transmitter has failed to develop full power.

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