Date Code 20210715 SEL-2890 Instruction Manual
Settings and Commands
Command Summary
3.13
QUIT
Return from Access Level 2 to Access Level 1 by using the QUIT command. QUIT
will not end a Console session.
SET
Change or display settings by using the SET command. The settings are displayed one
at a time. You can jump to the specific setting by using a setting name after the
command. For example, enter SET EMAIL <Enter> to jump directly to the email
enable setting and skip all of the settings before EMAIL. You can also use the END
command to jump from somewhere in the settings to the end of the settings. For
example, entering SET SPEED <Enter> causes the SEL-2890 to prompt you for the
serial data rate. After entering a new data rate, enter the END command to jump to the
end of the settings. This is much quicker than scrolling through each setting one at a
time.
When you connect to the SEL-2890 Console Port over Ethernet, you are not allowed to
change some settings. The settings are displayed via the SHOW command but are
hidden when you use the SET command. The hidden settings are the network
configuration settings IP, SUBNET_MASK, and GATEWAY listed in Table 3. 3.
SHOW
Use the SHOW command to display the current settings in the SEL-2890. SHOW is
applicable in both Access Level 1 and Access Level 2.
SNOOP
Use the SNOOP command to display the ASCII-hexadecimal representation of the
data being transmitted and received by the serial port. The ASCII-hexadecimal bytes
are separated into two-byte groups that are further separated by a space. SNOOP is
only available during serial tunneling. Use Control-X to return from Snoop mode to
Console session.
TERSE
Use TERSE to suppress the settings echo that appears after a setting is modified. For
example, enter SET SPEED TERSE <Enter> to receive the prompt for the data rate
setting. After modifying the settings, the SEL-2890 will not echo the new settings
before asking you to save.
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