Sel SEL-421 - Show; SET TERSE Command Examples; SHO Command Overview

R.9.44
SEL-421 Relay Reference Manual Date Code 20111215
ASCII Command Reference
Description of Commands
You can use the TERSE option in any SET command at any position after
typing SET. When you end the settings edit session, the relay responds,
Save
settings (Y,N)?
If you answer Y <Enter>, the relay pulses the Relay Word
bit SALARM, and responds,
Saving Settings, Please Wait............
The relay saves the new settings, then responds,
Settings Saved. If you
answer N <Enter> to the save settings prompt, the relay responds,
Settings
aborted
.
SHOW
The SHOW command shows the relay settings. When showing settings, the
relay displays the settings label and the present value from nonvolatile
memory.
The relay organizes settings in classes, instances, categories, and specific
settings; see SET for information on settings organization. The relay displays
each setting in the order specified in the settings tables in the Section 10:
Settings. When you are using a terminal and you specify a setting in the
middle of a settings category, the relay displays the category title, then
proceeds with the class or instance settings from the setting that you specified.
See Making Simple Settings Changes on page U.4.13 for more information on
entering and viewing relay settings.
SHO
The SHO command with no options or parameters accesses the relay settings
Group class and the instance corresponding to the active group. To show a
different instance, specify the instance number (1–6).
Table 9.112 SET TERSE Command Examples
Command Description Access Level
SET TERSE SET Group relay settings for the active group,
beginning at the first setting in this instance;
omit settings readback.
P, 2
SET 3 TE label
a
a
TERSE may be entered as TE as shown in this example.
SET Group 3 settings, beginning at the settings
label label; omit settings readback.
P, 2
SET P p label
TERSE
Set the communications Port relay settings for
Port p, beginning at the settings label label;
omit readback.
P, A, O, 2
Table 9.113 SHO Command Overview
Command Description Access Level
SHO Show the Group relay settings, beginning at
the first setting in the active group.
1, B, P, A, O, 2
SHO n
a
a
Parameter n = 1–6, representing Group 1 through Group 6.
Show the Group n relay settings, beginning at
the first setting in each instance.
1, B, P, A, O, 2
SHO label Show the Group relay settings, beginning at
the active group settings label label.
1, B, P, A, O, 2
SHO n label Show the Group n relay settings, beginning at
the settings label label.
1, B, P, A, O, 2