DOC 6511_Release K
ATS-6511A/B/C Users Guide
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3.5 Status Command
The ATS-6511 provides overall system status, health, and measurement results via the status
command available on the command port (1700). For more detailed information and a
description of the fields refer to Appendix B.
Status provides a sequence of field names to distinguish various devices and information from
one another. Each information field has a unique ID. Users can display the entire set of data
fields using the status command. It is possible to further refine the data requested by adding
additional information fields to the command line. For example, if the user simply wanted to get
the information on this system type status unit.
ATS-6511>status unit
[network]
[MAC] 00:A0:69:02:00:AD
[broadcast] 192.168.150.255
[default_gateway]
[ip] 192.168.150.85
[netmask] 255.255.255.0
[serial_number] P44308
[start] 2013-08-05-14:23
[uptime] 8 days, 4 hours, 10 minutes
[ver] tflex-5-1-0
[OK] 2013-08-13T18:34:03Z
Users can further refine the requested data fields by adding the desired information line to the
field to look for specific data. If the user wanted to look for the system uptime, the user would
simply add a “:” then the sub-category under unit. Additional subcategories can be added to the
command line, separated with the “:”.
ATS-6511>status unit:uptime
8 days, 4 hours, 11 minutes
[OK] 2013-08-13T18:35:18Z
ATS-6511>status health:fan:1
[active] false
[occurrences] 0
[OK] 2013-08-13T18:35:55Z
3.6 System Verification
After the system installation and setup are complete, users can verify the system is operating
properly by looking at several of the system operating parameters to verify the values are correct.
If there are no red LEDs lit on the front panel, the system is operating correctly. Details of the
system operation can be observed using the following steps:
A. Access the command port.
B. Type status and press enter. This command displays numerous fields that indicate
system status.
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