Vaisala FS11P - Command Completion

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Command
Description
SET DEW_HEATER VISIBILITY_SENSOR
OFF
Disables dew heaters operation and monitoring. Set
OFF when operated in environments where dew
heaters are not needed (ambient temperature does not
drop below 12 °C).
SET DEW _HEATER BL_SENSOR ON
Enables the monitoring and automatic operation of the
dew heaters (default). The dew heaters start to warm up
optical surfaces when ambient temperature drops below
a preset level.
SET DEW _HEATER BL_SENSOR OFF
Disables dew heaters operation and monitoring. Set
OFF when operated in environments where dew
heaters are not needed (ambient temperature does not
drop below 12 °C).
SET MESSAGE FRAME ON
Message frames included in data message
transmission (default).
SET MESSAGE FRAME OFF
Message frames not included in data messages.
SET +12VOUT ON
Enables +12 V output on FSC202 board.
SET +12VOUT OFF
Disables +12 V output on FSC202 board (default).
SET DEFAULTS yes/no
Restores the default factory settings, verification yes/no
asked.
Command Completion
The operator only needs to remember a few first letters of the command
and the system can automatically identify the command and its
parameters. This can be done if the letters the user inputs can
unambiguously determine the command or parameter.
If the command cannot be unambiguously identified, the system output is
as follows:
- If the command cannot be completed to any known command, the
system outputs:
COMMAND NOT FOUND
- If the input entered by the user cannot be unambiguously identified as
a command, the system outputs a list of matching commands. The
new system prompt includes the user's previous input allowing the
user to complete the command using the list of matching commands.
- If the command entered by the user is identified but the parameters are
incomplete, ambiguous, or otherwise not possible, the system outputs
a help text. The new system prompt includes the user's previous input
up to the first parameter requiring clarification. This allows the user to
complete the command with the correct parameter. The help text
contains explanations for only those parameters that match the
operator's input.