Lenze PLC Designer PLC Designer (R2-x) - Manual (Page 460)

L-force | PLC Designer
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458 DMS 3.2 EN 02/2011 TD29

Command Description
setpwd Set password on controller; Syntax: setpwd <password> [level],
e.g. "setpwd abcde 0"
<level> can be "0" (default) just valid concerning logins from the programming
system, or "1" valid for all applications
delpwd Delete password on PLC.
Please regard:
• The first word of the command sequence entered is interpreted as keyword
(<KEYWORD>).
• If the first word of the command entry is not recognized by the controller, the
response 'Keyword not found' will appear in the result window.
• If a keyword is preceded by a „?<SPACE>" (e.g. „? mem"), the ini-file will be
searched for the existence of a help section to this keyword. If one is available,
nothing is sent to the controller, but only the help text is displayed in the output
data window.
8.13.3 Use of macros during the command entry in PLC-Browser
If a command associated with a macro is entered in the command line, this is
expanded before it is sent to the controller. Then the response in the result window
appears in a similarly expanded form.
The entry syntax is: <KEYWORD><macro>
<KEYWORD> is the command.
Macros are:
%P<NAME> If NAME is a POU-name, the expression is expanded to <POU-Index>, otherwise there is
no alteration
%V<NAME> If NAME is a variable name, the expression is expanded to #<INDEX>:<OFFSET>,
otherwise there is no alteration (this notation #<INDEX>:<OFFSET> is interpreted by the
controller as a memory address)
%T<NAME> If NAME is a variable name, the expression is expanded to <VARIABLENTYP>, otherwise
there is no alteration.
%S<NAME> If NAME is a variable name, the expression is expanded to <SIZEOF(VAR)>, otherwise
there is no alteration.
The % character is ignored if the escape symbol \ (Backslash) is placed in front. The
escape symbol as such is only transmitted if written \\.