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5-4 Commands Date Code 20010518
SEL-2020 Instruction Manual
To return to Access Level 0, use the QUIT command. The port automatically returns to Access
Level 0 after no activity has occurred on the port for the specified time-out interval.
See the following paragraphs for the details of using the ACCESS, 2ACCESS, and QUIT
commands.
SEL-2020 COMMAND SET
This section describes all SEL-2020 commands in alphabetical order. The minimum access level
for each command is indicated in parentheses after the command name. See Table 5.1 for a
complete summary of command access levels.
2ACCESS (Access Level 1)
Use the 2ACCESS command to enter Access Level 2. You need a password unless jumper
JMP9 B is installed. The default password at this level is TAIL. Use the PASSWORD
command at Level 2 to change passwords.
The following display exemplifies successful access:
*>2ACCESS<ENTER>
*>2ACCESS<ENTER>*>2ACCESS<ENTER>
*>2ACCESS<ENTER>
Password: ? TAIL<ENTER>
TAIL<ENTER> TAIL<ENTER>
TAIL<ENTER>
COMMUNICATIONS PROCESSOR - S/N 95012004 Date: 03/07/95 Time: 08:38:10
Level 2
*>>
You may use any command from the “*>>” prompt. The SALARM bit will go to 1 for one
second for a successful Level 2 access and for three successive bad passwords. In SEL-2020
Communication Processors with I/O boards, you can assign an output contact to SALARM to
allow an external system to monitor for invalid access. In SEL-2020 units without an I/O board,
the SALARM bit is automatically routed to the ALARM contact, causing it to pulse, unless it is
already in an alarm condition.
ACCESS (Access Level 0)
Use the ACCESS command to enter Access Level 1. You need a password unless jumper JMP9
B is installed. The default password at this level is OTTER. From Access Level 2, you can use
the PASSWORD command to change this password.
The following display exemplifies successful access:

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