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Appendix B Command Set Reference
+ indicates command may not work properly through HTTP’s command console.
Command Description
AP/S
U
Remarks
? display complete help pages both
? <command> display list of command’s syntax both
_password <new password> <new password> specify new password (max 15 octs) both
apsearch <sec> <ch #> <v | h> <ch #>
<v | h>]…+ monitor traffic from all APs both
baud [<9600 | 115200>] display or set console baud rate both default = 9600 bps.
bcastscant <all | suid> <ch#> <h | v>… broadcast new scan and channel
frequency table to a single or all SUs AP up to 31 channels and
polarizations available
AP will broadcast packet every
second for 60 mins
Example: bcastscant all 3 v 2 h
bcastscant stop stop bcastscant AP
bye same as “logout” both
date display current date both
date [<mm> <dd> <yy>] set current date
<mm> = 1..12 <dd> = 1..31 <yy> =
1..99 AP
echo [<on | off>] echo input characters in telnet both default = on. If double
characters appear while typing in
the radio’s CLI, the echo off
command will cure the problem.
eth <link | r | w | reset> display or set Ethernet setting both
exit same as “logout” both
freq display current channel Both
freq <ch#> <h | v> change current channel and
polarization Both Example: freq 6 v
Note: This command is typically
used to temporarily change a
radio’s channel.
freq channeltable display channel table Both
freq scantable display scan sequence table Both
freq writechannel [<ch #> <freq>]… build channel and write to flash
<ch #> = 1..30, <freq> = 5736..5836 Both channel # 31 is invalid.
Example:
freq writechannel 5 5755 6 5775
freq writescan [<ch #> <h | v>] set active channel and polarization
AP Use this command to change
channel and polarization, and
write to flash.
freq writescan [<ch #> <h | v>]… build scan sequence in SU
<ch #> = 1..30 SU channel # 31 is invalid.
Example:
freq writescan 1 h 2 v 3 h
help display complete help text Both
help <command> displays list of command’s syntax Both
heater [<on temp> <off temp>] changes the turn-on and turn-off
temperature threshold (in
°C) of the
radio’s internal heater
Normally the user will not need
to alter this setting.
Example: heater 0 10