82 Rockwell Automation Publication 1783-UM010C-EN-P - June 2019
Chapter 6 Hardware Bypass
Default State of the Hardware Bypass
The default hardware bypass feature is enabled.
ASA CLI Commands for
Hardware Bypass
The following ASA CLI commands have been added to support the hardware
bypass feature.
show hardware-bypass
This CLI command displays the status of the bypass on particular port set. The
status details the state of the relays on power fail and sticky as well.
CLI shows:
Gigabitethernet 1/1-1/2
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L1-bypass port12 is enable/disable
L1-bypass port12 on power fail is enable/disable
L1-bypass port12 on power up is enable/disable
Gigabitethernet 1/3-1/4
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L1-bypass port34 is enable/disable
L1-bypass port34 on power fail is enable/disable
L1-bypass port34 on power up is enable/disable
[no] hardware-bypass gigabitethernet {1/1-1/2|1/3-1/4}
[sticky]
This CLI command is used to enable or disable the bypass mode when power
fails and sticky mode. A drop in the input 12V supply below a lower limit can
trigger power failure events.
[no] hardware-bypass manual gigabitethernet {1/1-1/2|1/3-1/
4}
This CLI command is used to control the bypass. Means to enable or disable
the bypass mode when power is on.
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