DMP 128 Plus • Remote Control and Configuration 132
Command ASCII command
(host to device)
Response
(device to host)
Additional description
IP Setup Commands (continued)
Set IP
EX4^*X%CISG} Cisg•X4^*X%/X4&*
X%]
In all CISG commands, the
first X% represents the IP
address, X4& represents
the subnet mask, and the
second X% represents the
gateway IP address.
Set IP/subnet
EX4^*X%/X4& CISG} Cisg•X4^*X%/X4&*
X%]
Set IP/subnet/gateway
(all)
EX4^*X%/X4&*X%
CISG}
Cisg•X4^*X%/X4&*
X%]
View IP/subnet/gateway
(all)
EX4^CISG} Cisg•X4^*X%/X4&*
X%]
Set DNS server IP
address
EX%DI} Ipd•X%]
View DNS server IP
address
EDI} X%]
Set verbose mode
EX1)CV} VrbX1)]
View Verbose mode
ECV} X1)]
Get connection count
ECC} {number of connections}]
Password and Security Settings
Set admin password
EX1(CA} Ipa•X2)]
Clear admin password
E•CA} Ipa•]
View admin password
ECA} X2)]
Set user password
EX1(CU} Ipu•X2)]
Clear user password
E•CU} Ipu•]
View user password
ECU} X2)]
Query session’s security
level
ECK} X2#]
NOTES:
X%
= IP Address xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx . Leading zeros in each of the 4 fields are optional
in setting values and are suppressed in responses.
X1)
= Verbose/Response Mode 0 = Clear/none (default for Telnet/IP)
1 = Verbose mode (default for RS-232 and USB)
2 = Tagged responses for queries
3 = Verbose mode and tagged responses for queries
X1(
= Password Maximum length is 12 characters. “/”, “\”, “|”, “ “, and “*” are not
permitted.
X2)
= Reading Password Responds with 4 asterisks (****) if password exists and empty if
not, instead of actual password.
X2#
= Connection Security Level 11 = User
12 = Administrator
X4^
= NIC Number Network Interface Card number 1 or 2 (only V models have 2 NICs)
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