R.4.18
SEL-421 Relay Reference Manual Date Code 20111215
Communications Interfaces
Communications Card
STATUS
Use the STATUS command to display the self-test status and configuration of
the Ethernet card. The Ethernet card displays self-test results as either OK or
FAIL. The Ethernet card displays network configuration information and
network statistics.
If the Ethernet card includes the IEC 61850 protocol option and the protocol is
enabled (E61850 := Y), the card shall append an error message to the output
of the STATUS command if it fails to successfully parse the current CID file.
STATUS command example (including CID parse error):
#>STA <Enter>
ETHERNET PROCESSOR WITH IEC 61850 AND DNP TIME: 14:11:25
FID=SEL-2702-R107-V2-Z000000-D20071225
BFID=SLBT-2701-R103-V0-Z000000-D19981001
MAC: 00-30-A7-00-01-01
SELF-TEST
RAM SRAM EXE SLBT SETTINGS STORAGE CONFIG HOST
OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK
PORT MEDIA SPEED
PRIMARY B 10/100 BASE-T 100
STANDBY A 10/100 BASE-T 100
ACTIVE PORT: PRIMARY LINK OK
IP ADDRESS: 192.168.0.97
SUBNET MASK: 255.255.0.0
DEFAULT ROUTER: 192.168.0.1
PACKETS: IP BYTES: IP
SENT: 33 SENT: 2051
RECEIVED: 48 RECEIVED: 3780
CONNECTIONS: ERRORS DETECTED:
LISTENING: 6 SENT: 0
ACTIVE: 1 RECEIVED: 0
Error detected in the CID file parsing. All IEC61850 processing disabled.
#>
TIME
The TIME command is described in Table 4.17.
Some hosts support time synchronization of the Ethernet card from the host or
time synchronization of the host from the Ethernet card. See the host-specific
section for more information on time synchronization.
Communications Card
Database
The SEL-421 presents a database to an installed communications card. This
database includes a variety of data within the relay that are available for the
communications card. The database includes the regions and data described in
Tab le 4.18. Use the MAP and VIEW commands to display maps and contents
of the database regions. See Section 9: ASCII Command Reference in the
Reference Manual for more information.
Tab le 4 .1 7 TI ME Co mm and
Command Description Access Level
TIME Display internal clock date. 1 or 2
TIME hh:mm Set internal clock time to hh hours (24 hour time),
mm minutes and 0 seconds.
2
TIME hh:mm:ss Set internal clock time to hh hours (24 hour time),
mm minutes, and ss seconds.
2
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