Tyco Electronics Galaxy SC Controller J85501F-1
Appendix A - 4 T1.317 Interface Issue 13 February 2001
Syntax A T1.317 command line is terminated by a <CR> (ASCII 13) or <LF>
(ASCII 10). Multiple commands can be concatenated on a single
command line by separating the commands with the ; (semicolon)
character. For example:
CHA PS1 TIM 2:00;STA PS1 TIM
This command will set the system time to 2:00 and then report the
system time. The T1.317 language is not case sensitive, commands may
be entered in upper or lower case. The following are symbols used for
convenience in describing the command syntax:
<> These symbols are used to group elements of the command
together
<r>* Zero or more occurrences of r
<r>+ At least one occurrence of r
[r] r is optional
<r|s> Either r or s
identifier Unquoted text that starts with an alpha character followed by
alpha-numeric characters. Note that OBJTYPE, OBJID, AT
TRL, ATTRID are all identifiers.
number Numerical values of the form: ddd.ddd, .ddd, ddd, or ddd.
text Double quote deliminated text. May not contain a line-feed or
carriage return character.
datedd/dd/dd[dd]month, day, and year order depend on system settings
objid An object identifier (i.e. DC1-DC Plant 1, G01-Rectifier 1)
objtype The type of an existing object (i.e. DCP-DC Plant, REC-Rec-
tifier)
objpath Defines a path to an object type, object, or linkable attribute. T
The following are examples of valid paths:
SDA- path to all objects of SDA(standard alarm) type
DC1 REC- path to all rectifiers linked to DC1
DC1 REC G01- path to rectifier G01 linked to DC1 REC
attrl An attribute of an object that can be linked to another object.
In the example above REC is a linkable attribute of DC1 hav
ing the object G01 linked to it.
attrid A non-linkable attribute of an object.
value <number | text | date | time>
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