Western Telematic NPS-2HD - Manual (Page 34)

6.2. Displaying Plug Status
The Status Screen displays the On/Off state and selected
parameters for the switched plugs. To display the Status Screen,
type /S and press [Enter]. Note that although the /S command
is available in both User and System Mode, the System Status
Screen includes more information than the User Status Screen.
When the System Mode is active, the /S command will produce
the screen shown in Figure 6.1, which lists status and parameters
for both switched plugs, along with Console Port parameters, and
modem command strings. Note that in System Mode, the /S
command will also accept an argument which will display the
User Password for each plug. To display plug passwords, access
the System Mode, type /SP and press [Enter].
When the User Mode is active, the /S command will produce a
different version of the status screen, which lists the status and
parameters only for the plug(s) owned by the User password
entered at login. If a separate User Password has been assigned
to the other plug, the User Mode Status Screen will not list the
status for that plug. In User mode, plug passwords cannot be
displayed.
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NPS-2HD Heavy Duty Network Power Switch; User's Guide
Network Power Switch v1.00 Site: WESTERN TELEMATIC, INC.
Plug | Name | Status | Boot Delay | Password | Default
------+------------------+--------+------------+------------------+---------
1 | ROUTER_POWER_A | ON | 15 Sec | (defined) | ON
2 | ROUTER_POWER_B | ON | 15 Sec | (defined) | ON
------+------------------+--------+------------+------------------+-------
Modem Init. String: ATE0M0Q1&C1&D2S0=1
Modem Disc. String: +++ATZ
Communication Settings: 9600,N,8,1
Command Echo: OFF
Disconnect Timeout: 30 Min
Command Confirmation: ON
Automated Mode: OFF
Button Mode: ON
"/H" for Help
Figure 6.1: System Status Screen (Passwords Hidden)