VALIANT
COMMUNICATIONS
VCL-2156
PTP Grandmaster with NTP
Configuration Guide
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Notice
Warranty
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The foregoing warranty shall not apply to defects resulting from improper or inadequate
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or misuse, operation outside of the environmental specifications for the product or improper site
preparation or maintenance.
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Safety Warnings
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The exclamation point within a triangle is intended to warn the operator or service
personnel of operation and maintenance factors relating to the product and its
operating environment, which could pose a safety hazard.
Always observe standard safety precautions during installation, operation and maintenance of this
product. Only qualified and authorized service personnel should carry out adjustment,
maintenance or repairs to this instrument. No adjustment, maintenance or repairs should be
performed by either the operator or the user.
UALITY ASSURANCE PROGRAM
Valiant’s products are designed and manufactured under a strict Quality Assurance
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Index
Index
Particulars
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Section 1: HyperTerminal Settings
HyperTerminal for Executing the CLI Commands through COM Port
HyperTerminal settings for COM Port (RS232) and USB Port
HyperTerminal settings for Telnet Port
Telnet using Command Prompt (CMD)
Telnet using Tera Term Utility
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Section 2: System Access and User Management
Types of System Users
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Section 3: CLI Command Functionality, How CLI commands work
CLI Command Functionality
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Section 4: Quick Start Guide
Using system's “Help” Menu
Close CLI session
Check Hardware Status on System Boot
Show System Basic Information
Show System Alarms History
Restart System
Restore System Default Configurations
Show OAM MAC Address
Configure System OAM IP Address
Show OAM IP Address
Configure OAM Subnet Mask
Show OAM Subnet Mask
Configure OAM Gateway Address
Show OAM Gateway IP Address
Show Current Clock Source
Show Current Time
Restart NTP service
Configure NTP server IP Address
Show NTP server IP Address
Configure NTP Server Subnet mask
Show NTP server subnet mask
Configure NTP server gateway IP address
Show NTP server gateway IP address
Insert key for MD5 encrypted NTP / SNTP packets
Show configured key for MD5 encrypted NTP / SNTP packets
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Index
Index
Particulars
Section 5: Detailed CLI Commands
CLI Commands List
CLI Commands Explained
Admin Commands
System Test Commands
Diagnostics System Commands
System Network Commands
Clock Configurations
SNMP Commands
Alarm Relay Commands
NTP Server Commands
GNSS Commands
Radius Commands
Test Command
IEEE-1588 (PTP) Basic Configurations
IEEE-1588 (PTP) Profiles
IEEE-1588 (PTP) Network Configurations
IEEE-1588 Interval Configurations
Miscellaneous Commands
Glossary
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Section 1
Section 1
HyperTerminal Settings
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HyperTerminal Settings
To Use HyperTerminal for Executing the CLI Commands through COM Port (RS232), USB Port and
10/100BaseT Management Port (LAN Port)
Important Instructions:
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The user can choose to use the HyperTerminal utility to access the equipment either through the local
serial/DB9 COM Port and USB Port.
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Alternatively, the user may use the HyperTerminal utility access the equipment through Telnet Port to
remotely access the equipment over a TCP/IP network.
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The CLI Commands shall remain same for all three options.
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Windows-based GUI is yet another option, which the user may select to configure the equipment either
through the local serial (DB9 COM) port, USB Port or Telnet port over a TCP/IP network.
Note: HyperTerminal and the GUI may not be used simultaneously. If you are accessing the equipment
through the GUI, please exit the GUI before connecting to use the HyperTerminal utility to access the
equipment through the serial / DB9 COM Port, USB Port or telnet port for executing the CLI
commands.
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HyperTerminal settings for COM Port (RS232) and USB Port
Click the Start button from the Task Bar of your PC.
Go to Programs>Accessories>Communications>HyperTerminal
The following screen will appear:
Enter the name, select an icon and then click OK.
The following window will appear on your screen:
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Select the COM** option from the drop over menu, and click OK.
The following window will appear on your screen:
** COM1 / COM2 / COM3 depends upon your PC that is in use. To confirm the same, check it out in the
properties.
[Right click on My Computer (Desktop)>Properties>Hardware>Device Manager>Port Communication Port (COM1)].
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Change the Bits per second option to “115200” and flow control option to “None”.
The final settings should be as follows:
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Bits per second
Data bits
Parity
Stop bits
Flow control
115200
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None
1
None
115200
Click on Apply, and then on OK.
The following window will appear on your screen:
Username:
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HyperTerminal Settings
Next, click on File in the main menu and then click on Properties.
The following window will appear on your screen:
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HyperTerminal Settings
Next, click on Settings tab.
Change “Emulation” to “VT100”
Next, click on “ASCII Setup”
The following window will appear:
Note: If the option of “Echo typed characters locally” is checked, you will receive double characters.
Next, click on OK.
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The following window will appear on your screen:
Username:
Type the below user name and password to enter system configuration mode as an Administrator.
User name:
Password:
“superuser” (case-sensitive)
“superuser” (case-sensitive)
Note:
1.
An administrator can change system configurations and as well as configuration of authentication
and authorization through serial port (DB-9 and USB).
2.
A normal system user's account allows a user to authenticate to system services and be granted
authorization to access them on serial port (DB-9 and USB) as well as on Telnet; however, normal
system user cannot have the access to the configurations of authentication and authorization.
Prompt will be generated by the system. Now the user can access/configure the system with the CLI
commands using the HyperTerminal utility.
3.
Please save the settings before you exit the HyperTerminal window for your future use.
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HyperTerminal Settings
HyperTerminal settings for Telnet Port
Click the Start button from the Task Bar of your PC.
Go to Programs>Accessories>Communications>HyperTerminal
The following screen will appear:
Enter the name, select an icon and then click OK.
The following window will appear on your screen:
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HyperTerminal Settings
Select the TCP/IP (Winsock) option from the drop over menu and click OK.
The following window will appear on your screen:
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HyperTerminal Settings
Enter the IPAddress of the system in the Host address field.
The default IP Address, which is already programmed at the factory / default in the memory of the system, is
192.168.1.102. To change the IP Address, please refer to CLI commands (OAM Interface Configuration
Commands) of the user manual.
Enter the system IP address as shown in the below screen.
Click on OK.
The following window will appear on your screen:
Username:
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HyperTerminal Settings
Next, click on File in the main menu and then click on Properties.
The following window will appear on your screen:
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HyperTerminal Settings
Next, click on Settings tab.
Change “Emulation” to “VT100”
Next, click on “ASCII Setup”
The following window will appear:
Note: If the option of “Echo typed characters locally” is checked, you will receive double characters.
Next, click on OK.
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The following window will appear on your screen:
Username:
Type the user name and password to enter system configuration mode.
User name “superuser” (case-sensitive)
Password “superuser” (case-sensitive)
Prompt will be generated by the system.
Now the user may access / configure the system with the CLI commands remotely over Telnet.
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Telnet using Command Prompt (CMD)
To Telnet the system, click on Start > Run next type telnet <system IP Address> (as shown in below screen)
and click on OK. The default IP Address, which is already programmed at the factory / default in the memory
of the system, is 192.168.1.102.
The following screen will appear:
Username:
Type the user name and password to enter system configuration mode.
User name “superuser” (case-sensitive)
Password “superuser” (case-sensitive)
Prompt will be generated by the system. Now the user can access/configure the system with the CLI
commands remotely, using Telnet utility.
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Telnet using Tera Term
Telnet using Tera Term Utility
To Telnet the system using Tera Term, Open Tera Term utility selecte TCP/IP and Telnet. Enter correct IP
Address and then click OK. The default IP Address, which is already programmed at the factory / default in
the memory of the system, is 192.168.1.102.
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Section 2
Section 2
System Access and User Management
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System Access and User Management
The system supports two types of users:
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Superuser
The 'superuser' is the sole administrator of the equipment and shall have the following authorities:
! Add up to 9 users and assign their password
! Delete a user
! Change self-password
! See registered user
! Access and configure the equipment.
The 'superuser' cannot be deleted from the system and shall not have the following authorities:
! Change password for any other user
! View password for any user (including its own).
2.
Normal User
A 'Normal-User' is a user created by the 'superuser' by assigning a 'UserName' and ‘Password'. A
'Normal-user' shall have the following authorities:
! Change self-password
! See registered user
! Access and configure the equipment.
The 'Normal-User' shall not have the following authorities:
! Change password for any other user
! View password for any user (including its own)
! Add users
! Delete a user.
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Section 3
Section 3
CLI Command Functionality
How CLI commands work
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CLI Command Functionality
To configure or show any configuration in system type the relevant CLI command followed by a space,
followed by option. Each option is separated by a 'space'.
Example:
Command FORMAT: setjumboframe <port> <option>
<CLI prompt>setjumboframe 1 enable
or
<CLI prompt>setjumboframe 4 disable
2.
Intuitive Commands
Intuitive / predictive command-set help users in typing commands quickly and correctly. To get help
from intuitive command-set, type a few letters of the command followed by the 'Tab' key.
Example:
<CLI prompt>showtime{Tab Key}{Tab Key}
showtime
showtimeformat
showtimemode
showtimezone
Example:
> showtimef{Tab Key}
> showtimeformat
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Command History
Previously used command may be accessed by using UP and DOWN arrow keys.
4.
Executing any CLI command shall return the execution status of 'SUCCESS' or 'FAIL'. In case of a
failed attempt, the system shall return the possible failure cause.
i.e; 'SYNTAX ERROR' or possible failure cause along with 'FAIL' message.
Example:
<CLI prompt> setsysmask 23.2.3.4
SYNTAX ERROR
<CLI prompt> settimeformat 10
SYNTAX ERROR
FORMAT CAN ONLY BE EITHER 12 or 24
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No commands are 'Case Sensitive' though they may be shown in upper and lower case in the user
manual for better presentation purpose. Both lower and upper case commands are accepted.
6.
Command list may be shown by typing '?' or 'help' followed by an enter key.
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To get help for a particular command type '?' followed by the 'CLI command text' and then followed by
the 'Enter' key.
<CLI prompt>? help
FORMAT: help
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Show system commands list.
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Section 4
Section 4
Quick Start Guide
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CLI
Quick Start Guide
Format and Description
Notes
Using system's “Help” Menu
?
FORMAT: ?
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Show system commands list
help
FORMAT: help
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Show system commands list
CLI commands list.
Close CLI session
quit
FORMAT: quit
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Terminate the CLI session
Terminate the CLI session.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt> quit
Username:
Check Hardware Status on System Boot
showbootstatus
FORMAT: showbootstatus
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Report system boot result and show
boot errors (if any)
System shows its status at the
time of system boot.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt> showbootstatus
System Boot Successful
Processor test
RAM test
PSU1 status test
PSU2 status test
- Passed
- Passed
- Passed
- Failed
Show System Basic Information
showsysinfo
FORMAT: showsysinfo
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Display current system information
Shows system basic information.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt> showsysinfo
System Name:
System SW Version:
System HW Version:
System IP Address:
System MASK Address:
System GW Address:
NTP Server MAC Address:
System MAC Address:
GPS NTP SERVER
1.1
1.0
192.168.0.196
255.255.255.0
192.168.1.1
00:25:04:10:05:0a
00:25:04:11:05:0a
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Show System Alarms History
showalarms
FORMAT: showalarms <Page No.>
OPTIONS: <Page No.>: 1-50
DESCRIPTION: Show all alarms present in queue
Show alarm history
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt> showalarms 1
Sno. AlarmID Severity Time
AlarmString
===================================================================================
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41
MAJOR Mon Dec 12 12:41:08 2016 GNSS-1 LOCK OK
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14
MAJOR Mon Dec 12 12:40:48 2016 signal quality changed:currently GOOD SIGNAL
3
39
MAJOR Mon Jan 1 08:42:33 2007
GNSS-1 ANTENNA OK
4
17
MAJOR Mon Jan 1 08:42:32 2007
clock state changed:Current clock is GNSS1
5
15
MAJOR Mon Jan 1 08:41:58 2007
Antenna connected
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41
MAJOR Mon Jan 1 08:41:05 2007
GNSS-1 NOT LOCKED
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39
MAJOR Mon Jan 1 08:41:01 2007
GNSS-1 ANTENNA NOT DETECTED
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14
MAJOR Mon Jan 1 08:39:34 2007
signal quality changed:currently NO SIGNAL
9
17
MAJOR Mon Jan 1 08:39:06 2007
clock state changed:Current DPLL State Free Run
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Restart System
reset
FORMAT: reset
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Issue a reset command
Restart the system.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt> reset
Restarting System
Please Wait.....
SUCCESS
Restore System Default Configurations
setdefault
FORMAT: setdefault
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Restore all configurations in default
(Excluding System IP settings and SNMP settings)
Restore all configurations in
default (Excluding System IP
settings and SNMP settings).
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>setdefault
System Default Settings Applied.
Please Wait.....
SUCCESS
Show OAM MAC Address
showsysmac
FORMAT: showsysmac
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Show system MAC Address
OAM MAC Address. This MAC
address shall be used access
the system over Telnet, SSH and
SNMP.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>showsysmac
System MAC Address:-00:25:04:00:01:01
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Configure System OAM IP Address
setsysip
FORMAT: setsysip <IP Address>
OPTIONS:
<IP Address>:IP Address, e.g. 192.168.1.1
DESCRIPTION: Configure system IP Address
Configures system OAM IP
Address to access the system
over telnet and SNMP.
RESPONSE:
> setsysip 192.168.0.237
SUCCESS
Show OAM IP Address
showsysip
FORMAT: showsysip
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Show System IP Address
Shows system OAM IP Address
to access the system over
Telnet, SSH and SNMP.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>showsysip
System IP Address:-192.168.1.203
Configure OAM Subnet Mask
setsysmask
FORMAT: setsysmask <Subnet Mask>
OPTIONS: <Subnet Mask>: Subnet Mask, e.g.
255.255.255.0
DESCRIPTION: Configure system subnet mask
Configures system OAM port
network mask.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>setsysmask 255.255.255.0
SUCCESS
Show OAM Subnet Mask
showsysmask
FORMAT: showsysmask
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Show system Subnet mask
Shows system OAM Subnet
mask.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>setsysmask 255.255.255.0
SUCCESS
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Configure OAM Gateway Address
setsysgateway
FORMAT: setsysgateway <Gateway Address>
OPTIONS: <Gateway Address>: Gateway IP Address,
e.g. 192.168.1.1
DESCRIPTION: Configure system Gateway Address
Configures OAM Gateway IP
Address.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>setsysgateway 192.168.1.1
SUCCESS
Show OAM Gateway IP Address
showsysgateway
FORMAT: showsysgateway
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Show system Gateway IP Address
Shows OAM Gateway Address.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>showsysgateway 192.168.1.1
SUCCESS
Show Current Clock Source
showcurrentsync
FORMAT: showcurrentsync
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: shows current sync source to which
DPLL is locked
Shows current sync source of
DPLL.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>showcurrentsync
Current sync: GNSS
Show Current Time
showtime
FORMAT: showtime
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Show date and time
Shows current date and time.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt> showtime
Fri Sep 23 17:13:01 IST 2016
Fri Sep 23 12:13:01 UTC 2016
Restart NTP service
restartntpservice
FORMAT: restartntpservice
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Restart NTP service
Restarts NTP service.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>restartntpservice
OK
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Configure NTP server IP Address
setserverip
FORMAT: setserverip <Server ID> <IP Address>
OPTIONS: <Server ID>: 1 ~ 4
<IP Address>:IP Address, e.g. 192.168.1.1
DESCRIPTION: Configure NTP server IP Address
Configures NTP server IP
Address.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>>setserverip 1 192.168.2.11
Command is processing...
PLEASE WAIT...
SUCCESS
Show NTP server IP Address
showserverip
FORMAT: showserverip <Server ID>
OPTIONS: <Server ID>: 1 ~ 4 | all
DESCRIPTION: Show NTP server IP Address
Shows NTP server IP Address.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>showserverip all
NTP server 1 IP Address:-192.168.2.11
NTP server 2 IP Address:-192.168.3.11
NTP server 3 IP Address:-192.168.4.11
NTP server 4 IP Address:-192.168.5.11
Configure NTP Server Subnet mask
setservermask
FORMAT: setservermask <Server ID>
OPTIONS: <Server ID>: 1 ~ 4
DESCRIPTION: Configure NTP Server Subnet mask
Configures NTP Server Subnet
mask.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>setservermask 1 255.255.255.248
SUCCESS
Show NTP server subnet mask
showservermask
FORMAT: showservermask <Server ID>
OPTIONS: <Server ID>: 1 ~ 4 | all
DESCRIPTION: Show NTP Server Subnet mask
Shows NTP server subnet mask.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>showservermask all
NTP server 1 Mask:- 255.255.255.248
NTP server 2 Mask:- 255.255.255.128
NTP server 3 Mask:- 255.255.255.224
NTP server 4 Mask:- 255.255.255.240
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Configure NTP server gateway IP address
setservergateway
FORMAT: setservergateway <Server ID> <Gateway
Address>
OPTIONS: <Server ID>: 1 ~ 4
<Gateway Address>: Gateway IP Address, e.g.
192.168.1.1
DESCRIPTION: Configure NTP server Gateway
Address
Configure NTP server gateway
IP address
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>setservergateway 1 10.10.10.1
SUCCESS
Show NTP server gateway IP address
showservergateway
FORMAT: showservergateway <Server ID>
OPTIONS: <Server ID>: 1 ~ 4 | all
DESCRIPTION: Show NTP server Gateway IP Address
Shows NTP server gateway
IP address.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>showservergateway all
NTP server 1 Gateway:- 10.10.10.1
NTP server 2 Gateway:- 11.10.10.1
NTP server 3 Gateway:- 12.10.10.1
NTP server 4 Gateway:- 13.10.10.1
Insert key for MD5 encrypted NTP / SNTP packets
loadkey
FORMAT: loadkey <Key>
OPTIONS: <Key>: string, 6 to 31 characters including
special characters
DESCRIPTION: Insert key for MD5 encrypted NTP /
SNTP packets
Inserts key for MD5 encrypted
NTP / SNTP packets.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>loadkey SecureKey
SUCCESS
Show configured key for MD5 encrypted NTP / SNTP packets
showkey
FORMAT: showkey
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Show configured key for MD5
encrypted NTP / SNTP packets
Shows configured key for MD5
encrypted NTP / SNTP packets.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>showkey
key: SecureKey
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Section 5
Detailed CLI Commands
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Detailed CLI Commands
CLI Commands List
Help Commands
Commands
?
help
Description
Shows system commands list
Shows system commands list
Admin Commands
Commands
adduser
deleteuser
chpasswd
showusers
quit
exit
Description
Adds an user
Deletes an user
Changes Self Login Password
Shows list of system users
Terminate CLI session
Terminate CLI session
System Test Commands
Commands
showbootstatus
dplltest
psu1test
psu2test
Description
Reports system boot result and shows boot errors (if any)
Initiates DPLL test and show result
Checks input Power Supply 1 Test and shows result
Checks input Power Supply 2 Test and shows result
Diagnostics System Commands
Commands
reset
showalarms
showpoweruplogs
downloadalarms
downloadsyslogs
erasealarms
showloginhistory
showloginfailure
showsysuptime
setdefault
showsysinfo
Description
Issues a reset command
Shows all alarms present in queue
Displays the Power up logs with reset reason and time of reboot
Download alarms and events log file in TFTP server
Download system log file in TFTP server
Erase system alarms and events
Display system login history
Display system login failure history
Show system up time
Restores all configurations in default
(Excluding IP settings and SNMP settings)
Displays current system information
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Detailed CLI Commands
System Network Commands
Commands
showsysmac
setsysip
showsysip
setsysmask
showsysmask
setsysgateway
showsysgateway
setipv6
showipv6
setmaskipv6
showmaskipv6
setgatewayipv6
showgatewayipv6
Description
Shows system MAC Address
Configures system IP Address
Shows System IP Address
Configures system subnet mask
Shows system Subnet mask
Configures system Gateway Address
Shows system Gateway IP Address
Configures IPv6 Address
Shows IPv6 Address
Configures IPv6 mask
Shows IPv6 mask
Configures IPv6 gateway
Shows IPv6 gateway
Clock Configurations
Commands
showcurrentsync
showholdoverstate
setdplllockedbw
showdplllockedbw
force1ppssync
showtime
settimezone
showtimezone
showdst
settimeformat
showtimeformat
settimemode
showtimemode
setirigbformat
showirigbformat
Description
Shows current synchronization source to which DPLL is locked
Show fast and slow holdover state
Configure DPLL lock bandwidth
Show DPLL locked bandwidth
Realign 1PPS output with reference to the input 1PPS
Shows the wall clock time
Configure local time zone
Show local timezone
Shows daylight saving time correction is ON or OFF
Configure time display format (12 / 24 Hour)
Show time display format (12 / 24 Hour)
Configure time display mode (local / UTC)
Show time display mode (local / UTC)
Configure IRIG-B output format (B120 / B122 / B123)
Show IRIG-B output format (B120 / B122 / B123)
SNMP Commands
Commands
setreadcommunity
setwritecommunity
settargetaddress
settargetport
settargetcommunity
showsnmpsettings
Description
Configures SNMP Read Community
Configures SNMP Write Community
Configures Trap Target IP Address
Configures Trap Target Port Number
Configures Trap Target Community
Shows SNMP Configurations
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Alarm Relay Commands
Commands
alarmreset
unmaskalarm
maskalarm
showmaskedalarms
Description
Turn off the alarm LED and reset the alarm relay for ongoing alarm
Unmask Relay Alarm
Mask Relay Alarm
Shows Masked Relay Alarm
NTP Server Commands
Commands
setntp
showntp
setserverip
showserverip
setservergateway
showservergateway
setservermask
showservermask
loadkey
showkey
restartntpservice
Description
Configure (enable / disable) NTP service
Show NTP status (enable / disable)
Configure NTP server IP Address
Show NTP server IP Address
Configure NTP server gateway IP address
Show NTP server gateway IP address
Configure NTP Server Subnet mask
Show NTP Server Subnet mask
Insert key for MD5 encrypted NTP / SNTP packets
Show key for MD5 encrypted NTP / SNTP packets
Restart NTP service
GNSS Commands
Commands
gnss-setantennalength1
gnss-showantennalength1
gnss-setdefgnss
gnss-resetgnss
gnss-setmode
gnss-showmode
gnss-setstatus
gnss-showstatus
gnss-showalarms1
gnss-showerrors1
gnss-showjamstatus1
gnss-showspoofstatus1
gnss-showmyloc
gnss-showsats1
gnss-showsatinfo1
gnss-showselftest
gnss-showserial
gnss-showsettings
gnss-showver
Description
Configure antenna cable length
Show antenna cable length
Restore GNSS configurations to factory default
Reset GNSS module
Configure the GNSS module working mode
Show the GNSS module working mode
Configure GNSS platform (stationary / automotive / portable)
Show GNSS platform (stationary / automotive / portable)
Show GNSS alarms
Show GNSS errors
Show GNSS jamming status
Show GNSS spoofing status
Show the system location
Show number of available satellites in view
Show information of available satellites in view
Show GNSS self test status
Show serial number of GNSS module
Show GNSS configurations
Show GNSS firmware version
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Radius Server Commands
Commands
addradserver
delradserver
showradserver
setradius
showradius
Description
Add radius server
Delete radius server
Show configured radius server
Configure (enable / disable) radius authentication
Show configured (enable / disable) radius authentication
Test Commands
Commands
Showbootstatus
dplltest
psutest
irigbreset
Description
System boot result and show boot errors
Initiate DPLL test and show result
Check input Power Supplies
Reset IRIGB
IEEE-1588 (PTP) Basic Configurations
Commands
show1588clockid
show1588clockver
show1588build
set1588default
show1588baudrate
show1588status
show1588state
show15881ppsstatus
set1588syncmode
show1588syncmode
setptpoffset
showptpoffset
setptpprofile
showptpprofile
Description
Shows SYN1588 clock ID
Shows SYN1588 clock version
Shows SYN1588 build ID
Sets SYN1588 default configurations
Shows SYN1588 baud rate
Shows SYN1588 status (master / slave)
Shows SYN1588 state (locked to 1PPS / master)
Shows SYN1588 1PPS status (present / absent)
Configures SYN1588 synchronization mode
Shows SYN1588 synchronization mode
Configures the leap-second offset
Shows the leap second offset
Configures PTP work profile
Shows PTP working profile
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IEEE-1588 (PTP) Network Configurations
Commands
set1588ip
show1588ip
set1588gateway
show1588gateway
set1588mask
show1588mask
set1588dsf
show1588dsf
set1588nwproto
show1588nwproto
set1588dhcp
show1588dhcp
set1588networkmode
show1588networkmode
show1588mac
Description
Configures PTP (SYN1588) IP address
Shows PTP (SYN1588) IP address
Configures PTP (SYN1588) gateway address
Shows PTP (SYN1588) gateway address
Configures PTP (SYN1588) subnet mask
Shows PTP (1588) subnet mask
Configures SYN1588 DSF (Differentiated Service Field)
Shows SYN1588 DSF (Differentiated Service Field)
Configures SYN1588 network protocol
Shows SYN1588 network protocol
Configures SYN1588 DHCP
Shows SYN1588 DHCP
Configures SYN1588 network mode
Shows SYN1588 network mode
Shows SYN1588 MAC address
IEEE-1588 Interval Configuration
Commands
set1588announcemsginterval
show1588announcemsginterval
set1588syncmsginterval
show1588syncmsginterval
set1588clkadjinterval
show1588clkadjinterval
set1588dlyrqstinterval
show1588dlyrqstinterval
set1588clockmode
show1588clockmode
set1588delaymechanism
show1588delaymechanism
set1588domain
show1588domain
set1588pdelayreqinterval
show1588pdelayreqinterval
Show1588clkclass
Shownmeabaudrate
Show1588settings
Description
Configures SYN1588 announce message interval
Showss SYN1588 announce message interval
Configures SYN1588 sync message interval
Shows SYN1588 sync message interval
Configures SYN1588 clock adjustment interval
Shows SYN1588 clock adjustment interval
Configures SYN1588 delay request message interval
Shows SYN1588 delay request message interval
Configures SYN1588 clock mode (one step / two step)
Shows SYN1588 clock mode (one step / two step)
Configures SYN1588 delay mechanism (P2P / E2E)
Shows SYN1588 delay mechanism (P2P / E2E)
Configures SYN1588 domain
Shows SYN1588 domain
Configures SYN1588 peer delay request message interval
Shows SYN1588 peer delay request message interval
Show SYN1588 Clock Class
Show SYN1588 Baudrate
Show SYN1588 settings
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Miscellaneous Commands
Commands
loadconfigfile
retrieveconfigfile
setlcdbacklight
showlcdbacklight
Setsyslogserverip
Showsyslogserverip
Update
Description
Loads configurations listed in a text file
Retrieves configuration file in text format
Configure LCD display’s backlight (ON / OFF)
Show LCD display’s backlight (ON / OFF)
Configure Syslog server
View Syslog server
Upgrade system firmware
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CLI Commands Explained
CLI
Format and Description
Notes
Using system's “Help” Menu
?
FORMAT : ?
OPTIONS : NONE
DESCRIPTION : Show system commands list
help
FORMAT : help
OPTIONS : NONE
DESCRIPTION : Show system commands list
CLI commands list as shown in a
table above in the document.
Admin Commands
Add a user
adduser
FORMAT: adduser
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Add an user (for superuser only)
Username and Password string should be 6 to 14
alpha-numerical characters (case sensitive, including
Special Characters)
Adds a user in the system by
running 'adduser' wizard.
Only 'superuser' can add a user.
Note 1: System does not print
password characters for the
security purpose.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>adduser
Enter username to add
abcd1234
You can now choose the new password or pass phrase.
A valid password should be a mix of upper and lower case letters, digits, and other characters. You can use a 6
character long password with characters from at least 3 of these 4 classes, or a 5 character long password
containing characters from all the classes. An upper case letter that begins the password and a digit that ends it do
not count towards the number of character classes used.
A pass phrase should be of at least 3 words, 8 to 40 characters long, and contain enough different characters.
Alternatively, if no one else can see your terminal now, you can pick this as your password: "turtle9Begin-patio".
Enter new password:
Re-type new password:
password: password updated successfully
abcd1234 successfully created.
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Delete a user
deleteuser
FORMAT : deleteuser
OPTIONS : NONE
DESCRIPTION : Delete an user (for superuser only)
Deletes a user in the system by
running 'deleteuser' wizard.
Only 'superuser' can delete a
user and 'superuser' cannot be
deleted.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>deleteuser
Following is the list of users :
Total users are : 2 user(s)
superuser
abcd1234
Enter username to DELETE
abcd1234
abcd1234 successfully deleted
Change self-password
chpasswd
FORMAT: chpasswd
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Change Self Login Password
Password should be string of 6 to 14 alpha-numerical
characters (case sensitive, including Special
Characters)
Changes password for the
logged-in user by running
'changepassword' wizard.
Any user can change its
password after logging-in.
Note: System does not print
password characters for the
security purpose.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>chpassword
Changing password for superuser.
You can now choose the new password or passphrase.
A valid password should be a mix of upper and lower case letters, digits, and other characters. You can use a 6
character long password with characters from at least 3 of these 4 classes, or a 5 character long password
containing characters from all the classes. An upper case letter that begins the password and a digit that ends it do
not count towards the number of character classes used. A passphrase should be of at least 3 words, 8 to 40
characters long, and contain enough different characters.
Alternatively, if no one else can see your terminal now, you can pick this as your password:
"Darken8gunman9revive".
Enter new password:
Note:
No method is available to retrieve 'superuser' password if it is lost. Please contact customer support if the
password is lost.
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Show users list
showusers
FORMAT: showusers
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Show list of system users
Shows system users.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>showusers
Total users are : 1 user(s)
superuser
Logout / Terminate CLI session
Quit
or
exit
FORMAT: quit / exit
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Terminate the CLI session
Terminate the CLI session.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt> quit
Username:
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>exit
OK
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System Test Commands
Check Hardware Status on System Boot
showbootstatus
FORMAT: showbootstatus
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Report system boot result and show
boot errors (if any)
System shows hardware status
at the time of system boot.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>showbootstatus
System Boot Successful
Processor test
RAM test
PSU1 status test
PSU2 status test
- Passed
- Passed
- Passed
- Failed
Check DPLL Status
dplltest
FORMAT: dplltest
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Initiate DPLL test and show result
System initiates DPLL test.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt> dplltest
DPLL test pass
Check Input Power Source 1 Status
psu1test
FORMAT: psu1test
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Check input Power Supply 1 Test and
show result
System checks and make sure
that the Input Power Supply 1 is
present and working.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt> psu1test
OK
Check Input Power Source 2 Status
psu2test
FORMAT: psu2test
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Check input Power Supply 2 Test and
show result
System checks and make sure
that the Input Power Supply 2 is
present and working.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt> psu2test
OK
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Diagnostics System Commands
Restart System
reset
FORMAT: reset
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Issue a reset command
Restart the system.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>reset
OK
Show System Alarms History (page wise)
showalarms
FORMAT: showalarms <Page No.>
OPTIONS: <Page No.>: 1-50
DESCRIPTION: Show all alarms present in queue
Show alarm history (page wise).
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>showalarms 1
Sno. AlarmID Severity Time
AlarmString
===================================================================================
1
41
MAJOR Mon Dec 12 12:41:08 2016 GNSS-1 LOCK OK
2
14
MAJOR Mon Dec 12 12:40:48 2016 signal quality changed:currently GOOD SIGNAL
3
39
MAJOR Mon Jan 1 08:42:33 2007
GNSS-1 ANTENNA OK
4
17
MAJOR Mon Jan 1 08:42:32 2007
clock state changed:Current clock is GNSS1
5
15
MAJOR Mon Jan 1 08:41:58 2007
Antenna connected
6
41
MAJOR Mon Jan 1 08:41:05 2007
GNSS-1 NOT LOCKED
7
39
MAJOR Mon Jan 1 08:41:01 2007
GNSS-1 ANTENNA NOT DETECTED
8
14
MAJOR Mon Jan 1 08:39:34 2007
signal quality changed:currently NO SIGNAL
9
17
MAJOR Mon Jan 1 08:39:06 2007
clock state changed:Current DPLL State Free Run
=====================================================================================
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Show power up logs
showpoweruplogs FORMAT: showpoweruplogs
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Displays the Power up logs with reset
reason and time of reboot
Shows system power up logs.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>showpoweruplogs
UTC time
Reset Reason
==================================================
2007-01-01 05:04:29 Hardware Reset/Power Reset
2007-01-01 05:04:28 Hardware Reset/Power Reset
2016-10-14 10:18:06 Hardware Reset/Power Reset
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Download alarms and events log file in TFTP server
downloadalarms
FORMAT: downloadalarms <IP Address> <filename>
OPTIONS: <IP Address>: Server IP Address, e.g.
192.168.1.101
<filename>:alarm logs file name
DESCRIPTION: Retrieve and save alarm logs file in
TFTP Server
Download alarms and events log
file in TFTP server.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>downloadalarms 192.168.1.100 Alarms
Command is processing...
PLEASE WAIT...
SUCCESS
Download system log file in TFTP server
downloadsyslogs
FORMAT: downloadsyslogs <IP Address> <filename>
OPTIONS: <IP Address>: Server IP Address, e.g.
192.168.1.101
<filename>:syslogs file name
DESCRIPTION: Retrieve and save syslogs file in TFTP
Server
Downloads system log file in
TFTP server.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>downloadsyslogs 192.168.1.100 syslogs
Command is processing...
PLEASE WAIT...
SUCCESS
Erase system alarms and events
erasealarms
FORMAT: erasealarms <Page No.>
OPTIONS: <Page No.>: 1-50 | all
DESCRIPTION: Erase alarm logs
Erases system alarms and
events.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>erasealarms 1
Getting Response
PLEASE WAIT...
SUCCESS
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Display system login history
showloginhistory
FORMAT: showloginhistory
Displays system login history.
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Display system login history
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>showloginhistory
superuse tel/ssh/0
superuse tel/ssh/0
superuse tel/ssh/0
superuse serial
superuse serial
superuse tel/ssh/0
superuse tel/ssh/0
superuse tel/ssh/0
Sun Dec 31 18:22 still logged in
Sun Dec 31 18:16 - 18:21 (0+00:05)
Mon Dec 12 22:41 - 18:16 (0+00:00)
Mon Dec 12 22:22 still logged in
Mon Dec 12 03:37 - 22:22 (0+18:44)
Sun Dec 31 21:10 - 22:41 (3634+01:31)
Sun Dec 31 21:06 - down (0+00:01)
Sun Dec 31 20:30 - down (0+00:34)
Display system login failure history
showloginfailure
FORMAT: showloginfailure
Displays system login failure
history.
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Display system login failure history
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>showloginfailure
Login
superuser
Failures Latest failure
0
From
Show system up time
Showsysuptime
FORMAT: showsysuptime
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Show system up time.
Shows system up time.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>showsysuptime
2:05
Restore System Default Configurations
setdefault
FORMAT: setdefault
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Restore all configurations in default
(Excluding System IP settings and SNMP settings)
Restore all configurations in
default (Excluding System IP
settings and SNMP settings).
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt> setdefault
System Default Settings Applied.
Please note that TDM IP Address will go back to its default IP Address.
Please Wait.....
SUCCESS
System booting. Please wait.....
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Show System Basic Information
showsysinfo
FORMAT: showsysinfo
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Display current system information
Shows system basic information.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>showsysinfo
System Name
System SW Version
System HW Version
System IP Address
System MASK Address
System GW Address
NTP Server MAC Address
System MAC Address
SYN1588 Clock ID
SYN1588 Clock ver
: GPS NTP SERVER
: 1.0.2
: 1.0
: 192.168.1.104
: 255.255.255.0
: 192.168.1.1
: 00:25:04:10:05:0a
: 00:25:04:11:05:0a
: 0004A3ED788A
: M2.3.1
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System Network Commands
Show System / Processor MAC Address
showsysmac
FORMAT: showsysmac
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Show system MAC Address
System Management port MAC
Address. This MAC address
shall be used access the system
over Telnet and SNMP.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt> showsysmac
System MAC Address:-00:25:04:11:05:0a
Configure System / Processor IP Address
setsysip
FORMAT: setsysip <IP Address>
OPTIONS: <IP Address>:IP Address, e.g. 192.168.1.1
DESCRIPTION: Configure system IP Address
Configures system management
IP Address to access the system
over telnet and SNMP.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt> setsysip 192.168.1.104
SUCCESS
Show System / Processor IP Address
showsysip
FORMAT: showsysip
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Show System IP Address
Shows system management IP
Address to access the system
over Telnet and SNMP.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt> showsysip
System IP Address:-192.168.1.104
Configure System / Processor Subnet Mask
setsysmask
FORMAT: setsysmask <Subnet Mask>
OPTIONS: <Subnet Mask>: Subnet Mask, e.g.
255.255.255.0
DESCRIPTION: Configure system subnet mask
Configures system management
port network mask.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>setsysmask 255.255.255.0
SUCCESS
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Show System / Processor Subnet Mask
showsysmask
FORMAT: showsysmask
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Show system Subnet mask
Shows system management port
network mask.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>showsysmask
System Mask Address:-255.255.255.0
Configure System / Processor Gateway IP Address
setsysgateway
FORMAT: setsysgateway <Gateway Address>
OPTIONS: <Gateway Address>: Gateway IP Address,
e.g. 192.168.1.1
DESCRIPTION: Configure system Gateway Address
Configures Management Port
Gateway IP Address.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>setsysgateway 192.168.1.1
SUCCESS
Show System / Processor Gateway IP Address
showsysgateway
FORMAT: showsysgateway
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Show system Gateway IP Address
Shows Management port
Gateway IP Address.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>showsysgateway
System Gateway Address:-192.168.1.1
Configure System Management IPv6 Address
setipv6
FORMAT: setipv6 <IPv6 Address>
OPTIONS: <IPv6 Address>: IPv6 Address
DESCRIPTION: Configure IPv6 Address
Configures system management
IPv6 Address.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>setipv6 2001::FFFF:FE8
SUCCESS
Note:
! Manual IPv6 Address shall be shown only if it is configured.
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Show System Management IPv6 Address
showipv6
FORMAT: showipv6
OPTIONS: None
DESCRIPTION: Show IPv6 Address
Show system management IPv6
Address.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt> showipv6
System IPv6 Addresses:
Manual :-2001::ffff:fe8
Note: Manual IPv6 Address shall be shown only if it is configured.
Configure System IPv6 Subnet Mask
setmaskipv6
FORMAT: setmaskipv6 <Prefix length>
OPTIONS: <Prefix length>:1 to 128
DESCRIPTION: Configure IPv6 mask
Configures IPv6 Network mask.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>setmaskipv6 64
SUCCESS
Note: IPv6 Subnet Mask shall be common for all three IPv6 Address's.
Show System IPv6 Subnet Mask
showmaskipv6
FORMAT: showmaskipv6
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Show IPv6 mask
Show IPv6 Network mask.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>showmaskipv6
IPv6 Mask:64
Note: IPv6 Subnet Mask shall be common for all three IPv6 Address's.
Configure System IPv6 Gateway Address
setgatewayipv6
FORMAT: setgatewayipv6 <IPv6 gateway>
OPTIONS: <IPv6 gateway>:IPv6 gateway
DESCRIPTION: Configure IPv6 gateway
Configures IPv6 Gateway
Address.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt> setgatewayipv6 2001::ffff:fe9
SUCCESS
Note: IPv6 Gateway Address shall be common for all three IPv6 Address's.
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Show System IPv6 Gateway Address
showgatewayipv6
FORMAT: showgatewayipv6
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Show IPv6 gateway
Show IPv6 Gateway Address.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt> showgatewayipv6
System IPv6 Gateway:2001::ffff:fe9
Note: IPv6 Gateway Address shall be common for all three IPv6 Address's.
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Clock Configurations
Show Current Clock Source
showcurrentsync
FORMAT: showcurrentsync
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: shows current sync source to which
DPLL is locked
Shows current sync source of
DPLL.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>showcurrentsync
Current sync:GNSS
Show fast and slow holdover state
showholdoverstate
FORMAT: showholdoverstate
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Show fast and slow holdover state
Shows fast and slow holdover
state.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>showholdoverstate
FAST HOLDOVER READY
SLOW HOLDOVER NOT READY
Configure DPLL lock bandwidth
setdplllockedbw
FORMAT: setdplllockedbw <option>
OPTIONS: <option> narrow | wide
DESCRIPTION: Lock DPLL bandwidth either narrow or
wide
Configures DPLL lock bandwidth
either narrow or wide.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>setdplllockedbw wide
SUCCESS
Show DPLL locked bandwidth
showdplllockedbw FORMAT: showdplllockedbw
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Show DPLL locked bandwidth
Shows DPLL locked bandwidth.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>showdplllockedbw
CURRENT VALUE OF LOCKED BW IS: wide
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Realign 1PPS output with reference to the input 1PPS
force1ppssync
FORMAT: force1ppssync
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Realign 1PPS input to output manually
Realigns 1PPS output with
reference to the input 1PPS.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>force1ppssync
SUCCESS
Show UTC and Local time and date
showtime
FORMAT: showtime
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Show date and time
Shows UTC and Local time and
date.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>showtime
Tue Dec 13 12:15:28 IST 2016
Tue Dec 13 06:45:28 UTC 2016
Configure local time zone
settimezone
FORMAT: settimezone
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Set the time zone. Enter
the numbers indicated to select the
specific time zone.
Configures local time zone.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>settimezone
You will have to reboot the system for the timezone changes to take effect. Are you sure you want to change the
timezone? (yes/no)
yes
Please identify a location so that time zone rules can be set correctly.
Please select a continent, ocean, "coord", or "TZ".
1) Africa
2) Americas
3) Antarctica
4) Arctic Ocean
5) Asia
6) Atlantic Ocean
7) Australia
8) Europe
9) Indian Ocean
10) Pacific Ocean
11) coord - I want to use geographical coordinates.
12) TZ - I want to specify the time zone using the Posix TZ format.
#?
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Show local timezone
showtimezone
FORMAT: showtimezone
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Show the currently
selected Time Zone.
Shows local timezones.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>showtimezone
TIME ZONE: Asia/Kolkata
Show Upcoming Daylight Saving Time Adjustments
showdst
FORMAT: showdst
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Displays Recent/Present/Upcoming
Daylight Saving Time Adjustments.
Displays Recent / Present /
Upcoming Daylight Saving Time
Adjustments.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt> showdst
Recent/Present/Upcoming Daylight Time Adjustment :
America/Mexico_City
America/Mexico_City
America/Mexico_City
America/Mexico_City
Sun Apr 5 07:59:59 2015 UT = Sun Apr 5 01:59:59 2015 CST isdst=0 gmtoff=-21600
Sun Apr 5 08:00:00 2015 UT = Sun Apr 5 03:00:00 2015 CDT isdst=1 gmtoff=-18000
Sun Oct 25 06:59:59 2015 UT = Sun Oct 25 01:59:59 2015 CDT isdst=1 gmtoff=-18000
Sun Oct 25 07:00:00 2015 UT = Sun Oct 25 01:00:00 2015 CST isdst=0 gmtoff=-21600
America/Mexico_City
America/Mexico_City
America/Mexico_City
America/Mexico_City
Sun Apr 3 07:59:59 2016 UT = Sun Apr 3 01:59:59 2016 CST isdst=0 gmtoff=-21600
Sun Apr 3 08:00:00 2016 UT = Sun Apr 3 03:00:00 2016 CDT isdst=1 gmtoff=-18000
Sun Oct 30 06:59:59 2016 UT = Sun Oct 30 01:59:59 2016 CDT isdst=1 gmtoff=-18000
Sun Oct 30 07:00:00 2016 UT = Sun Oct 30 01:00:00 2016 CST isdst=0 gmtoff=-21600
America/Mexico_City
America/Mexico_City
America/Mexico_City
America/Mexico_City
Sun Apr 2 07:59:59 2017 UT = Sun Apr 2 01:59:59 2017 CST isdst=0 gmtoff=-21600
Sun Apr 2 08:00:00 2017 UT = Sun Apr 2 03:00:00 2017 CDT isdst=1 gmtoff=-18000
Sun Oct 29 06:59:59 2017 UT = Sun Oct 29 01:59:59 2017 CDT isdst=1 gmtoff=-18000
Sun Oct 29 07:00:00 2017 UT = Sun Oct 29 01:00:00 2017 CST isdst=0 gmtoff=-21600
Configure time display format (12 / 24 Hour)
settimeformat
FORMAT: settimeformat <hours>
OPTIONS: <hours>: 12 | 24
DESCRIPTION: Configure time format
Configures time display format
(12 / 24 Hour).
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>settimeformat 24
SUCCESS
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Show time display format (12 / 24 Hour)
showtimeformat
FORMAT: showtimeformat
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Show time format
Shows time display format (12 /
24 Hour).
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>showtimeformat
12 HOURS FORMAT
Configure time display mode (local / UTC)
settimemode
FORMAT: settimemode <option>
OPTIONS: <option>: local | UTC
DESCRIPTION: Configure time mode to Local or UTC
Configures time display mode
(local / UTC).
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>settimemode local
SUCCESS
Show time display mode (local / UTC)
showtimemode
FORMAT: showtimemode
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Show time mode
Shows time display mode (local /
UTC).
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>showtimemode
LOCAL
Configure IRIG-B output format (B120 / B122 / B123)
setirigbformat
FORMAT: setirigbformat <option>
Configures IRIG-B output format
(B120 / B122 / B123).
OPTIONS: <option> : b120 / b122 / b123
DESCRIPTION: Set IRIGB output format
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>setirigbformat b122
SUCCESS
Show IRIG-B output format (B120 / B122 / B123)
showirigbformat
FORMAT: showirigbformat
Shows IRIG-B output format
(B120 / B122 / B123).
OPTIONS: None
DESCRIPTION: Show IRIGB output format
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>showirigbformat
IRIGB OUTPUT FORMAT: B122
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SNMP Commands
Configure SNMP Read Community
setreadcommunity
FORMAT: setreadcommunity <community>
OPTIONS: <community>: String, up to 14 alpha-numeric
and special characters
DESCRIPTION: Configure SNMP Read Community
Configures SNMP Read / get /
getbulk Community to access
the equipment over SNMP
Note: System restart is
required to make the changes
effective.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>setreadcommunity public
SUCCESS
Configure SNMP Write Community
setwritecommunity FORMAT: setwritecommunity <community>
OPTIONS: <community>: String, up to 14 alpha-numeric
and special characters
DESCRIPTION: Configure SNMP Write Community
Configures SNMP Write / Set
Community
Note: System restart is
required to make the changes
effective.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>setwritecommunity private
SUCCESS
Configure SNMP Traps Target Address
settargetaddress
FORMAT: settargetaddress <option> <IP Address>
OPTIONS: <option>: 1~3, Target 1~3
<IP Address>: IP Address, e.g. 192.168.0.103
DESCRIPTION: Configure Trap Target IP Address
System restart is required to
make the changes effective.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt> settargetaddress 1 192.168.1.161
SUCCESS
Configure SNMP Traps Target Port
settargetport
FORMAT: settargetport <option> <port>
OPTIONS: <option>: 1~3, Target 1~3
<port> up to 5 digit, (1~65535)
DESCRIPTION: Configure Trap Target Port Number
System restart is required to
make the changes effective.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>settargetport 1 162
SUCCESS
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Configure SNMP Traps Target Community
settargetcommunity FORMAT: settargetcommunity <option> <community>
OPTIONS: <option>: 1~3, Target 1~3
<community> String, up to 14 alpha-numeric and
special characters
DESCRIPTION: Configure Trap Target Community
Configure SNMP Trap Target
Community
Note: System restart is
required to make the changes
effective.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt> settargetcommunity 1 public
SUCCESS
Show SNMP Settings
showsnmpsettings
FORMAT: showsnmpsettings
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Show SNMP Configurations
Shows SNMP settings.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>showsnmpsettings
SNMP Value:
================================
Read Community
: public
Write Community
: private
Target 1 Address
: 192.168.1.161
Target 2 Address
: 192.168.1.161
Target 3 Address
: 192.168.1.161
Target 1 Port
: 162
Target 2 Port
: 162
Target 3 Port
: 162
Target 1 Community
: public
Target 2 Community
: public
Target 3 Community
: public
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Alarm Relay Commands
Reset Relay Alarms
alarmreset
FORMAT: alarmreset
OPTIONS: None
DESCRIPTION: Turn off the alarm LED and reset the
alarm relay for ongoing alarm
Turn off the alarm LED and
reset the alarm relay for
ongoing alarm.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt> alarmreset
SUCCESS
Mask Relay Alarms
maskalarm
FORMAT: maskalarm <alarm>
OPTIONS: <alarm>:psu1 | psu2 | antenna
DESCRIPTION: Mask Relay Alarm
Mask external relay alarms
for unused interfaces.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt> maskalarm psu2
SUCCESS
Show Masked Relay Alarms
showmaskedalarm
FORMAT: showmaskedalarm
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Show Masked Relay Alarms
Shows masked relay alarms.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt> showmaskedalarms
Masked Alarms:
psu2
Unmask Relay Alarms
unmaskalarm
FORMAT: unmaskalarm <alarm>
OPTIONS: <alarm>: psu1 | psu2 | antenna
DESCRIPTION: Unmask Relay Alarms
Unmask relay alarms.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt> unmaskalarm psu1
SUCCESS
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NTP Server Commands
Configure (enable / disable) NTP service
setntp
FORMAT: setntp <option>
OPTIONS: option: enable | disable
DESCRIPTION: Enable / disable NTP services on OAM
port
Configures (enable / disable)
NTP service.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>setntp enable
SUCCESS
Show NTP status (enable / disable)
showntp
FORMAT: showntp
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Shows NTP enable / disable status on
OAM port
Shows NTP status (enable /
disable).
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>showntp
NTP ENABLED
Configure NTP server IP Address
setserverip
FORMAT: setserverip <Server ID> <IP Address>
OPTIONS: <Server ID>: 1 ~ 4
<IP Address>:IP Address, e.g. 192.168.1.1
DESCRIPTION: Configure NTP server IP Address
Configures NTP server IP
Address.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>>setserverip 1 192.168.2.11
Command is processing...
PLEASE WAIT...
SUCCESS
Show NTP server IP Address
showserverip
FORMAT: showserverip <Server ID>
OPTIONS: <Server ID>: 1 ~ 4 | all
DESCRIPTION: Show NTP server IP Address
Shows NTP server IP Address.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>showserverip all
NTP server 1 IP Address:-192.168.2.11
NTP server 2 IP Address:-192.168.3.11
NTP server 3 IP Address:-192.168.4.11
NTP server 4 IP Address:-192.168.5.11
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Configure NTP server gateway IP address
setservergateway
FORMAT: setservergateway <Server ID> <Gateway
Address>
OPTIONS: <Server ID>: 1 ~ 4
<Gateway Address>: Gateway IP Address, e.g.
192.168.1.1
DESCRIPTION: Configure NTP server Gateway
Address
Configure NTP server gateway
IP address
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>setservergateway 1 10.10.10.1
SUCCESS
Show NTP server gateway IP address
showservergateway
Shows NTP server gateway
FORMAT: showservergateway <Server ID>
IP address.
OPTIONS: <Server ID>: 1 ~ 4 | all
DESCRIPTION: Show NTP server Gateway IP Address
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>showservergateway all
NTP server 1 Gateway:- 10.10.10.1
NTP server 2 Gateway:- 11.10.10.1
NTP server 3 Gateway:- 12.10.10.1
NTP server 4 Gateway:- 13.10.10.1
Configure NTP Server Subnet mask
setservermask
FORMAT: setservermask <Server ID>
OPTIONS: <Server ID>: 1 ~ 4
DESCRIPTION: Configure NTP Server Subnet mask
Configures NTP Server Subnet
mask.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>setservermask 1 255.255.255.248
SUCCESS
Show NTP server subnet mask
showservermask
FORMAT: showservermask <Server ID>
OPTIONS: <Server ID>: 1 ~ 4 | all
DESCRIPTION: Show NTP Server Subnet mask
Shows NTP server subnet mask.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>showservermask all
NTP server 1 Mask:- 255.255.255.248
NTP server 2 Mask:- 255.255.255.128
NTP server 3 Mask:- 255.255.255.224
NTP server 4 Mask:- 255.255.255.240
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Insert key for MD5 encrypted NTP / SNTP packets
loadkey
FORMAT: loadkey <Key>
OPTIONS: <Key>: string, 6 to 31 characters including
special characters
DESCRIPTION: Insert key for MD5 encrypted NTP /
SNTP packets
Inserts key for MD5 encrypted
NTP / SNTP packets.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>loadkey SecureKey
SUCCESS
Show configured key for MD5 encrypted NTP / SNTP packets
showkey
FORMAT: showkey
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Show configured key for MD5
encrypted NTP / SNTP packets
Shows configured key for MD5
encrypted NTP / SNTP packets.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>showkey
key: SecureKey
Restart NTP service
restartntpservice
FORMAT: restartntpservice
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Restart NTP service
Restarts NTP service.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>restartntpservice
OK
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GNSS Commands
Configure antenna cable length
gnss-setantennalength1 FORMAT: gnss-setantennalength1=<LLL>
OPTIONS: <LLL> is Length 010 to 100 in
multiple of 10 (meters), 030 default
DESCRIPTION: Set the antenna 1 length
Configure antenna cable length.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>gnss-setantennalength1 050
SUCCESS
Show antenna cable length
gnss-showantennalength1 FORMAT: gnss-showantennalength1
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Show the antenna 1 length
Shows antenna cable length.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>gnss-showantennalength1
GNSS1 ANTENNA LENGTH: 050meters
Restore GNSS configurations to factory default
gnss-setdefgnss
FORMAT: gnss-setdefgnss
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Restore GNSS settings to factory
default
Restore GNSS configurations to
factory default.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>gnss-setdefgnss
Executing....Please Wait....
Applying Configuration..please wait for approx 5 secs....
....to see Self Test Result..type 'showselftest' after some time...
Reset GNSS module
gnss-resetgnss
FORMAT: gnss-resetgnss
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Reset the GNSS reciever
Resets GNSS module.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>gnss-resetgnss
Executing....Please Wait....
Applying Configuration..please wait for approx 5 secs....
....to see Self Test Result..type 'showselftest' after some time…
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Configure the GNSS module working mode
gnss-setmode
FORMAT: gnss-setmode=<mode>
OPTIONS:
<mode> : 1 ~ 5
1 = 'gps'
2 = 'gpsglonass'
3 = 'glonass'
4 = 'sbasgps'
5 = 'sbasgpsglonass’
DESCRIPTION: Set the GNSS mode
Configure the GNSS module
working mode
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>gnss-setmode 1
SUCCESS
Note: Valid Only for GNSS type module and not valid for GPS only module.
Show the GNSS module working mode
gnss-showmode
FORMAT: gnss-showmode
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Show the GNSS mode
Shows the GNSS module
working mode.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>gnss-showmode
GNSS MODE:GPS
Configure GNSS platform (stationary / automotive / portable)
gnss-setstatus
FORMAT: gnss-setstatus <status>
OPTIONS: <status> is
stationary
automotive
portable
DESCRIPTION: Set the GNSS platform status
Default: stationary
Configures GNSS platform.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>gnss-setstatus portable
SUCCESS
Show GNSS platform (stationary / automotive / portable)
gnss-showstatus
FORMAT: gnss-showstatus
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Show the GNSS platform
status
Default: stationary
Shows GNSS platform.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>gnss-showstatus
GNSS STATUS:Portable
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Show GNSS alarms
gnss-showalarms1
FORMAT: gnss-showalarms1
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Show the GNSS alarms
Shows GNSS alarms.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>gnss-showalarms1
CURRENT ALARMS GNSS-1
ANTENNA: DETECTED
GNSS LOCK : AVAILABLE
Show GNSS errors
gnss-showerrors1
FORMAT: gnss-showerrors1
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Show the GNSS errors
Shows GNSS errors.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>gnss-showerrors1
CURRENT ALARMS GNSS-1
ANTENNA: DETECTED
GNSS LOCK : AVAILABLE
ERROR STATISTICS GNSS-1
RMC GOOD DURATION : Hours 1,Mins 51,Secs 9
RMC BAD DURATION : Secs 0
LOCK GOOD SECS DURATION : Hours 1,Mins 51,Secs 9
LOCK BAD SECS DURATION : Secs 0
SATINFO GOOD ITERATIONS :7
SATINFO REJECT ITERATIONS :0
SATINFO NOTALKER ITERATIONS :1
CURRENT MONITOR STATE GNSS-1
STATE :Phase-4 NORMAL OPERATION, Monitoring GNSSLOCK
Show GNSS jamming status
gnss-showjamstatus1
FORMAT: gnss-showjamstatus1
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Show the GNSS jamming
status
Shows GNSS jamming status.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>gnss-showjamstatus1
Not Available !
Show GNSS spoofing status
gnss-showspoofstatus1
FORMAT: gnss-showspoofstatus1
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Show the GNSS spoofing status
Shows GNSS jamming status.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>gnss-showspoofstatus1
Not Available !
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Show the system location
gnss-showmyloc
FORMAT: gnss-showmyloc
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Show the system location
Shows the system location
(latitude and longitude).
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>gnss-showmyloc
GNSS RECEIVER LOCATION:
Lattitude: 28.660777 N
Longitude: 077.150668 E
SUCCESS
Show number of available satellites in view
gnss-showsats1
FORMAT: gnss-showsats1
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Show the GNSS satellites in
view
Shows number of available
satellites in view.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>gnss-showsats1
Total Sats :11
Show information of available satellites in view
gnss-showsatinfo1
FORMAT: gnss-showsatinfo1
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Show the GNSS satellite
information
Shows information of available
satellites in view.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>gnss-showsatinfo1
GNSS MODE:GPS
SATELLITE INFORMATION GNSS-1 TALKER:GPS-1
UTC Logging Time :[06Hours 28Mins 36Secs]
NMEA ID : 01-32
NO OF SATELLITES IN VIEW: 11
NO OF XXGSV MSGS
: 03
SatNo PRN NO (SV ID)
ELEVATION (degs)
01
"08"
"05"
02
"10"
"49"
03
"14"
"24"
04
"15"
"14"
05
"18"
"57"
06
"20"
"14"
07
"21"
"68"
08
"24"
"33"
09
"27"
"31"
10
"29"
"02"
11
"32"
"50"
<<<<<< End of Sat Info >>>>>>
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AZIMUTH (degs)
"320"
"320"
"222"
"044"
"018"
"080"
"122"
"077"
"289"
"168"
"231"
C/No (SNR)
"37”
"49”
"44”
"45”
"49”
"43”
"47”
"44”
"47”
"”
"49"
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Show GNSS self test status
gnss-showselftest FORMAT: gnss-showselftest
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Show the GNSS self test status
Shows GNSS self test status.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>gnss-showselftest
BOOT-UP SELF-TEST REPORT
OVERALL RESULT : PASS
Step 1 : PASS (EEPROM Factory Settings)
Step 2 : PASS (EEPROM Config Settings)
Step 3 : PASS (EEPROM Extended Settings)
Step 4 : PASS (Serial No : 2406H000020)
Step 5 : PASS (GNSS1 Confuguration)
Show serial number of GNSS module
gnss-showserial
FORMAT: gnss-showserial
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Show the GNSS serial number
Shows serial number of GNSS
module.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>gnss-showserial
2406H000020
Show GNSS configurations
gnss-showsettings
FORMAT: gnss-showsettings
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Show the GNSS settings
Shows GNSS configurations.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>gnss-showsettings
GNSS NMEA BAUDRATE:115200
GNSS1 ANTENNA LENGTH:040meters
GNSS1 USER CONFIGURED DELAY:0000 nanoseconds
GNSS1 1PPS PULSE WIDTH:0200 microseconds
GNSS MODE:GPS
GNSS STATUS:Automotive
Show GNSS firmware version
gnss-showver
FORMAT: gnss-showver
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Show the GNSS version
Shows GNSS firmware version.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>gnss-showver
F/W : Ver 2.09 02NOV2016 1450HRS
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Radius Server Commands
Add radius server
addradserver
FORMAT: addradserver <Server IP> <Secret Key>
OPTIONS: <Server IP> : IP address of Radius Server
<Secret Key> : Key to be shared between server and
Client
DESCRIPTION: Add Radius Server
Add radius server.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>addradserver 192.168.1.10 ValiantSecrete
SUCCESS
Delete radius server
delradserver
FORMAT: delradserver <Server IP>
OPTIONS: <Server IP> : Server IP to be Removed
from List
DESCRIPTION: Delete Radius Server from List
Deletes a radius server.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>delradserver 192.168.1.161
SUCCESS
Show configured radius server
showradserver
FORMAT: showradserver
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Show Radius Server List
Shows configured radius server.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>showradserver
Server IP
sharedKey
=======================
192.168.1.10 valiantsecrete
Configure (enable / disable) radius authentication
setradius
FORMAT: setradius <enable | disable>
OPTIONS: <enable> : enable radius authentication
<disable> : disable radius authentication
DESCRIPTION: Set Radius authentication
Configures (enable / disable)
radius authentication.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>setradius disable
SUCCESS
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Show configured (enable / disable) radius authentication
showradius
FORMAT: showradius
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Show Radius authentication
Shows configured radius
authentication.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>showradius
RADIUS AUTHENTICATION: DISABLED
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Test Commands
Boot status
showbootstatus
FORMAT: showbootstatus
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Report system boot result and show
boot errors (if any)
Report system boot result and
show boot errors (if any)
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt> showbootstatus
System Boot Successful
Processor test
RAM test
PSU1 status test
PSU2 status test
- Passed
- Passed
- Passed
- Failed
DPLL Test
dplltest
FORMAT: dplltest
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Initiate DPLL test and show result
Initiate DPLL test and show
result
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt> dplltest
DPLL test pass
PSU test
PSUtest
FORMAT: psu1test or psu2test
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Check input Power Supply 1 or 2 Test
and show result
Check input Power Supplies
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt> psu1test
PSU1 status test -Passed
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt> psu2test
PSU2 status test --Failed
IRIGB Reset
IRIGBreset
FORMAT: irigbreset
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Reset IRIGB
Reset IRIGB
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>irigbreset
succcess
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IEEE-1588 (PTP) Basic Configurations
System will ask for authentication again as configuration in SYN1588 may disturb all the clock and PTP
packets.
Y for Yes
N for No
Show SYN1588 clock ID
show1588clockid
FORMAT: show1588clockid
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Show SYN1588 Clock ID
Shows SYN1588 clock ID.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt> show1588clockid
SYN1588 Clock ID:- XXYYZZAABBCC
Show SYN1588 clock version
show1588clockver FORMAT: show1588clockver
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Show SYN1588 Clock Version
Shows SYN1588 clock version.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt> show1588clockver
SYN1588 Clock VER:- Mx.y.z
Show SYN1588 build ID
Show1588build
FORMAT: show1588build
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Show SYN1588 Build ID.
Shows SYN1588 Build ID.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt> show1588build
SYN1588 Build ID:- ABCD
Set SYN1588 default configurations
set1588default
FORMAT: set1588default
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Restore all configurations of Syn1588
in default
NOTE: NMEA baudrate shall be changed to 115200
Restores all configurations of
SYN1588 in default.
Note: NMEA baudrate shall be
changed to 115200.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt> set1588default
Executing 1588 commands may cause the 1588 PTP clock to lose sync temporarily.
Do you want to continue? Y/N
TYPE HERE:y
SUCCESS
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Show SYN1588 baud rate
show1588baudrate
FORMAT: show1588baudrate
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Show SYN1588 baud rate
Shows SYN1588 baud rate.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt> show1588baudrate
SYN1588 Baud Rate:- 115200
Show SYN1588 status (master / slave)
show1588status
FORMAT: show1588status
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Show SYN1588 clock status
(Master/Slave)
Shows SYN1588 clock status
(master / slave).
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt> show1588status
MASTER on External Reference (52)
Show SYN1588 state (locked to 1PPS / master)
show1588state
FORMAT: show1588state
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Show SYN1588 Status (Locked to
1PPS / Locked to Master)
Shows SYN1588 Status (Locked
to 1PPS / Locked to Master).
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt> show1588state
Locked to 1PPS
Show SYN1588 1PPS status (present / absent)
show15881ppsstatus FORMAT: show15881ppsstatus
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Show SYN1588 1PPS status
(Present / Absent)
Shows SYN1588 1PPS status
(present / absent).
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt> show15881ppsstatus
Present
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Configure SYN1588 synchronization mode
set1588syncmode
FORMAT: set1588syncmode <Sync mode>
OPTIONS: <Sync mode>: 1PPS | 1PPSNMEA
DESCRIPTION: Configure SYN1588 IC to
synchronize with 1PPS only or 1PPS+NMEA
messages
Configures SYN1588 to
synchronize with 1PPS only
or 1PPS + NMEA messages.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt> set1588syncmode 1pps
Executing 1588 commands may cause the 1588 PTP clock to lose sync temporarily.
Do you want to continue? Y/N
TYPE HERE:y
SUCCESS
Show SYN1588 synchronization mode
show1588syncmode
FORMAT: show1588syncmode
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Show SYN1588 SYNC Mode
Shows SYN1588
synchronization mode
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt> show1588syncmode
SYN1588 SYNCMODE: 1PPS
Configure the leap-second offset
setptpoffset
FORMAT: setptpoffset <PTP offset>
OPTIONS: <sync in offset>: 0 | 19 to 60
DESCRIPTION: Configure the leap-second offset
between the UTC and the PTP time
Configure the leap-second
offset between the UTC and
the PTP time.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt> setptpoffset 19
Executing 1588 commands may cause the 1588 PTP clock to lose sync temporarily.
Do you want to continue? Y/N
TYPE HERE:y
SUCCESS
Show the leap second offset
showptpoffset
FORMAT: showPTPoffset
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Show SYN1588 PTP Offset
Shows the leap-second
offset between the UTC and
the PTP time.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt> showptpoffset
PTP Offset:- 19
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Configure PTP work profile
setptpprofile
FORMAT: setptpprofile <Profile name>
Configures PTP work profile.
OPTIONS: <Profile Name>:
Default
- PTP default profile, IEEE1588-2008 Annex J
power
- PTP power profile, C37.238
telecom
- PTP telecom profile, G.8265.1/Y.1365.1
smpte
- PTP SMPTE profile, ST 2059-2:201X
telecom2 - PTP telecom 2 profile, G.8275.1/Y.1367.1
power2
- PTP power profile, C37.238-revision
defaultcustom - Announce interval: 0, Sync Message Interval: -4,
Delay Request Interval: 0, Clock Adjust Interval: -4
DESCRIPTION: Configure PTP profile
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt> setptpprofile default
Executing 1588 commands may cause the 1588 PTP clock to lose sync temporarily.
Do you want to continue? Y/N
TYPE HERE:y
SUCCESS
Show PTP working profile
showptpprofile
FORMAT: showptpprofile
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Display Configured PTP profile
Show PTP working profile.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt> showptpprofile
PTP Profile : DEFAULT
PTP default profile, IEEE1588-2008 Annex J
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IEEE-1588 (PTP) Profiles
System supports the following profiles:
Default
Power
Telecom
SMPTE
Telecom2
Power2
-
PTP default profile, IEEE1588-2008 Annex J
PTP power profile, C37.238
PTP telecom profile, G.8265.1/Y.1365.1
PTP SMPTE profile, ST 2059-2:201X
PTP telecom 2 profile, G.8275.1/Y.1367.1
PTP power profile, C37.238-revision
Default profile
Sync message interval
Announce message interval
Adjustment interval
Delay request interval offset
Network mode
-
0
1
-4
0
Multicast
POWER and POWER2 Profiles:
Sync message interval
Announce message interval Peer delay request interval Priority 1
Priority 2
Domain
Network mode
-
0
0
0
128
128
0
Multicast
TELECOM profile:
Sync message interval
Announce message interval
Delay request interval offset
Priority 1
Priority 2
Domain
Network mode
-
0
1
0
128
128
4
Unicast
TELECOM2 profile:
Sync message interval
Announce message interval
Delay request interval offset
Priority 1
Priority 2
Domain
Network mode
-
-4
-3
0
128
128
24
Multicast
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IEEE-1588 (PTP) Network Configurations
Configure PTP (SYN1588) IP address
set1588ip
FORMAT: set1588ip <IP Address>
OPTIONS:
<IP Address>: IP Address, e.g. 192.168.1.123
DESCRIPTION: Configure SYN1588 IP Address
Configures PTP (SYN1588) IP
Address.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt> set1588ip 192.168.1.123
Executing 1588 commands may cause the 1588 PTP clock to lose sync temporarily.
Do you want to continue? Y/N
TYPE HERE:y
SUCCESS
Show PTP (SYN1588) IP address
show1588ip
FORMAT: show1588ip
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Show SYN1588 IP Address
Shows SYN1588 IP Address.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt> show1588ip
SYN1588 IP:- 192.168.1.123
Configure PTP (SYN1588) gateway address
set1588gateway
FORMAT: set1588gateway <Gateway Address>
OPTIONS: <Gateway Address>: Gateway IP Address,
e.g. 192.168.1.1
DESCRIPTION: Configure SYN1588 Gateway Address
Configures PTP (SYN1588)
Gateway Address.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt> set1588gateway 192.168.1.1
Executing 1588 commands may cause the 1588 PTP clock to lose sync temporarily.
Do you want to continue? Y/N
TYPE HERE:y
SUCCESS
Show PTP (SYN1588) gateway address
show1588gateway FORMAT: show1588gateway
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Show SYN1588 Gateway Address
Shows PTP (SYN1588)
Gateway Address.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt> show1588gateway
SYN1588 Gateway:- 192.168.1.1
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Configure PTP (SYN1588) subnet mask
set1588mask
FORMAT: set1588mask <Net mask>
OPTIONS: <Net mask>: Net Mask, e.g. 255.255.255.0
DESCRIPTION: Configure SYN1588 Net Mask
Configures PTP (SYN1588)
subnet mask.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt> set1588mask 255.255.255.0
Executing 1588 commands may cause the 1588 PTP clock to lose sync temporarily.
Do you want to continue? Y/N
TYPE HERE:y
SUCCESS
Show PTP (1588) subnet mask
show1588mask
FORMAT: show1588mask
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Show SYN1588 Subnet Mask
Shows PTP (SYN1588) subnet
mask.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt> show1588mask
SYN1588 Netmask:-255.255.0.0
Configure SYN1588 DSF (Differentiated Service Field)
set1588dsf
FORMAT: set1588dsf <Differentiated Service Field>
OPTIONS: <Differentiated Service Field>: 0 to 255
DESCRIPTION: Configure SYN1588 Differentiated
Service Field in the IPv4 1588 packet header
Configures SYN1588
Differentiated Service Field in
the IPv4 1588 packet header.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt> set1588dsf 2
Executing 1588 commands may cause the 1588 PTP clock to lose sync temporarily.
Do you want to continue? Y/N
TYPE HERE:y
SUCCESS
Show SYN1588 DSF (Differentiated Service Field)
show1588dsf
FORMAT: show1588dsf
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Show Differentiated Service Field in
the IPv4 SYN1588 packet header
Shows SYN1588 Differentiated
Service Field in the IPv4 1588
packet header.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt> show1588dsf
DSF: 2
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Configure SYN1588 network protocol
set1588nwproto
FORMAT: set1588nwproto <Network protocol>
OPTIONS: <Network protocol>: ipv4 | layer2
DESCRIPTION: DESCRIPTION: Configure SYN1588
Network Protocol
Default: ipv4
Configures SYN1588 network
protocol.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt> set1588nwproto ipv4
Executing 1588 commands may cause the 1588 PTP clock to lose sync temporarily.
Do you want to continue? Y/N
TYPE HERE:y
SUCCESS
Show SYN1588 network protocol
show1588nwproto FORMAT: show1588nwproto
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Show SYN1588 Network Protocol
Shows SYN1588 network
protocol.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt> show1588nwproto
Network Protocol: Ipv4
Configure SYN1588 DHCP
set1588dhcp
FORMAT: set1588dhcp <option>
OPTIONS: <option>: enable/disable
DESCRIPTION: Configure SYN1588 DHCP
Configures SYN1588 DHCP.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt> set1588dhcp enable
Executing 1588 commands may cause the 1588 PTP clock to lose sync temporarily.
Do you want to continue? Y/N
TYPE HERE:y
SUCCESS
Show SYN1588 DHCP
show1588dhcp
FORMAT: show1588dhcp
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Show SYN1588 DHCP
Shows SYN1588 DHCP.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt> show1588dhcp
DHCP: Enable
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Network Mode: There are three network mode supported. Unicast, Multicast (Default, recommended) and
both.
Multicast Mode: In the MULTICAST Mode, the equipment communicates themselves (Transmit receive
PTP packets) and one equipment with best clock declare itself as Master equipment following Best Master
Clock Algorithm (BMCA) and other equipment remain slave to the Master equipment. In this mode, if
Master equipment goes out of network then, any other equipment in the network declare itself as Master
equipment following Best Master Clock Algorithm (BMCA) and other equipment still remain slaves.
Note: The System connected to GPS shall always remain Master.
Unicast Mode/Both: In the UNICAST Mode/Both, user need to define one equipment as MASTER and
other equipment in the network as slave and user also need to configure the Master 1588 IP Address 1 and /
or 2 (Grantor Address 1 and / or 2) in the slave equipment.
Configure SYN1588 network mode
set1588networkmode FORMAT: set1588networkmode <Network mode>
<Grantor1> <Grantor2>
OPTIONS: <Network mode>: unicast | multicast | both
Mode
<Grantor1>:Master/ Grantor 1 IP Address
<Grantor2>:Master/ Grantor 2 IP Address
DESCRIPTION: Configure SYN1588 Network mode.
option- both means multicast and unicast
Configures SYN1588 network
mode.
Option-both means multicast
and unicast.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt> set1588networkmode unicast 10.10.10.10 172.10.10.1
Executing 1588 commands may cause the 1588 PTP clock to lose sync temporarily.
Do you want to continue? Y/N
TYPE HERE:y
SUCCESS
Show SYN1588 network mode
show1588networkmode FORMAT: show1588networkmode
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Show SYN1588 Network mode
Shows SYN1588 network
mode.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt> show1588networkmode
Network Mode: Unicast
Grantor1 IP : 10.10.10.10
Grantor2 IP : 172.10.10.1
Show SYN1588 MAC address
show1588mac
FORMAT: show1588mac
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Show SYN1588 MAC address
Shows SYN1588 MAC
address
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt> show1588mac
SYN1588 MAC Address:- XX:YY:ZZ:AA:BB:CC
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IEEE-1588 Interval Configuration
Announce Message Interval: Allows the user to configure the mean time interval between the successive
Announce messages.
Sync Message Interval: Allows the user to configure the mean time interval between the successive Sync
Message interval.
Clock Adjustment Interval: Allows the user to configure the mean time interval between the two successive
Clock Adjustment Intervals.
Delay Request Interval: Allows the user to configure minimum permitted mean time interval between
successive Delay Request Intervals.
Configure SYN1588 announce message interval
set1588announcemsginterval FORMAT: set1588announcemsginterval
<announce message interval>
OPTIONS:
<announce message interval>: -4 to 4
DESCRIPTION: Configure SYN1588 mean
time interval between successive Announce
messages
Configures SYN1588 mean
time interval between
successive Announce
messages.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt> set1588announcemsginterval 1
Executing 1588 commands may cause the 1588 PTP clock to lose sync temporarily.
Do you want to continue? Y/N
TYPE HERE:y
SUCCESS
Shows SYN1588 announce message interval
show1588announcemsginterval
FORMAT: show1588announcemsginterval
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Show SYN1588 announce
message interval
Shows SYN1588 announce
message interval.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt> show1588announcemsginterval
Announce message interval : 1
Configure SYN1588 sync message interval
set1588syncmsginterval
FORMAT: set1588syncmsginterval <sync
message interval>
OPTIONS: <sync message interval>: -7 to 7
DESCRIPTION: Configure SYN1588 mean
time interval between the successive Sync
messages
Configures SYN1588 mean
time interval between the
successive Sync messages.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt> set1588syncmsginterval 0
Executing 1588 commands may cause the 1588 PTP clock to lose sync temporarily.
Do you want to continue? Y/N
TYPE HERE:y
SUCCESS
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Show SYN1588 sync message interval
show1588syncmsginterval FORMAT: show1588syncmsginterval
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Show SYN1588 mean time
between the successive sync messages
Shows SYN1588 mean time
between the successive sync
messages.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt> show1588syncmsginterval
Sync message interval: 0
Configure SYN1588 clock adjustment interval
set1588clkadjinterval
FORMAT: set1588clkadjinterval <clock adjust
interval>
OPTIONS: <clock adjust interval>: -5 to 0
DESCRIPTION: Configure SYN1588
synchronization clock adjustment interval
Configures SYN1588
synchronization clock
adjustment interval.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt> set1588clkadjinterval 0
Executing 1588 commands may cause the 1588 PTP clock to lose sync temporarily.
Do you want to continue? Y/N
TYPE HERE:y
SUCCESS
Show SYN1588 clock adjustment interval
show1588clkadjinterval
FORMAT: show1588clkadjinterval
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Show SYN1588 synchronization
clock adjustment interval
Shows SYN1588
synchronization clock
adjustment interval.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt> show1588clkadjinterval
Clock Adjust interval: 0
Configure SYN1588 delay request message interval
set1588dlyrqstinterval
FORMAT: set1588dlyrqstinterval <Delay request
interval offset>
OPTIONS: <Delay request interval offset>: 0 to 5
DESCRIPTION: Configure SYN1588 minimum
permitted mean time interval between successive
Delay Request messages
Configures SYN1588
minimum permitted mean
time interval between
successive Delay Request
messages.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt> set1588dlyrqstinterval 0
Executing 1588 commands may cause the 1588 PTP clock to lose sync temporarily.
Do you want to continue? Y/N
TYPE HERE:y
SUCCESS
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Show SYN1588 delay request message interval
show1588dlyrqstinterval
FORMAT: show1588dlyrqstinterval
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Show SYN1588 minimum
permitted mean time interval between successive
Delay Request messages
Shows SYN1588 minimum
permitted mean time interval
between successive delay
request messages.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt> show1588dlyrqstinterval
Delay Request message interval: 0
Configure SYN1588 clock mode (one step / two step)
set1588clockmode
FORMAT: set1588clockmode <Option>
OPTIONS: Onestep | twostep
Onestep: Disable follow-up messages
Twostep: Enable follow-up messages
DESCRIPTION: Enable / disable follow-up
messages
Configure SYN1588 clock
mode (one step / two step).
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt> set1588clockmode onestep
Executing 1588 commands may cause the 1588 PTP clock to lose
sync temporarily.
Do you want to continue? Y/N
TYPE HERE:y
SUCCESS
Show SYN1588 clock mode (one step / two step)
show1588clockmode
FORMAT: show1588clockmode
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Show 1588 clock mode (Onestep
/ Twostep)
Shows SYN1588 clock mode
(one step / two step).
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt> show1588clockmode
TWO STEP
Configure SYN1588 delay mechanism (P2P / E2E)
set1588delaymechnism
FORMAT: set1588delaymechanism <p2p | e2e>
OPTIONS: p2p | e2e
DESCRIPTION: Configure 1588 Delay
Mechanism
Configures SYN1588 delay
mechanism (P2P / E2E).
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt> set1588delaymechanism e2e
Executing 1588 commands may cause the 1588 PTP clock to lose sync temporarily.
Do you want to continue? Y/N
TYPE HERE:y
SUCCESS
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Show SYN1588 delay mechanism (P2P / E2E)
show1588delaymechnism
FORMAT: show1588delaymechanism
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Show 1588 delay mechanism
Shows SYN1588 delay
mechanism (P2P / E2E).
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt> show1588delaymechanism
1588 Delay Mechanism: E2E
Configure SYN1588 domain
set1588domain
FORMAT: set1588domain <domain>
OPTIONS: <domain> 0 ~ 255
DESCRIPTION: Configure 1588 domain
Configures SYN1588 domain.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt> set1588domain 2
Executing 1588 commands may cause the 1588 PTP clock to lose sync temporarily.
Do you want to continue? Y/N
TYPE HERE:y
SUCCESS
Show SYN1588 domain
show1588domain
FORMAT: show1588domain
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Show 1588 domain
Shows SYN1588 domain.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt> show1588domain
1588 DOMAIN : 2
Configure SYN1588 peer delay request message interval
set1588pdelayreqinterval
FORMAT: set1588pdelayreqinterval <Delay
request interval>
OPTIONS: <Delay request interval>: 0 to 5
DESCRIPTION: Configure 1588 Peer delay
request interval
Configure SYN1588 peer
delay request message
interval.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt> set1588pdelayreqinterval 2
Executing 1588 commands may cause the 1588 PTP clock to lose sync temporarily.
Do you want to continue? Y/N
TYPE HERE:y
SUCCESS
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Show SYN1588 peer delay request message interval
show1588pdelayreqinterval
FORMAT: show1588pdelayreqinterval
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Show 1588 Peer delay request
interval
Show SYN1588 peer delay
request message interval.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt> show1588pdelayreqinterval
Peer Delay Request message interval: 2
Show SYN1588 Clock Class
show1588clkclass
FORMAT: show1588clkclass
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Show SYN1588 as slave/master
or auto(BCMA) mode
Show SYN1588 as
slave/master or auto(BCMA)
mode.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt> show1588clkclass
Syn1588 Clock Class :
S...Slave Only (255)
Show SYN1588 Baudrate
shownmeabaudrate
FORMAT: shownmeabaudrate
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Show current baudrate for NMEA
messages from GNSS
Show NMEA Baudrate
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt> shownmeabaudrate
NMEA BAUDRATE = 115200
Show SYN1588 settings
show1588settings
FORMAT: show1588settings
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Show 1588 settings
Shows SYN1588 settings.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt> show1588settings
(null)Unknown Mode
Clock Mode: TWO STEP
Announce message interval : -1
Clock Adjust interval: -1
Sync message interval: -1
Peer Delay Request message interval: 4294967295
1588 Delay Mechanism: unknown
SYN1588 Build ID: 65535
Syn1588 Clock Class : Slave Only (255)
1588 DOMAIN : 255
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Miscellaneous Commands
Load Configuration File in the System
loadconfigfile
FORMAT: loadconfigfile <IP Address> <filename>
OPTIONS: <IP Aaddress>: Server IP Address, e.g.
192.168.1.101
<filename>: configuration file name
DESCRIPTION: Load configurations listed in
configuration file
User may load the configuration
in the system from a file.
Note: File should be available
in the same location where the
TFT server is installed /running.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt> loadconfigfile 192.168.1.100 1
Command is processing...
PLEASE WAIT...
SUCCESS
Retrieve System Configuration in a File
retrieveconfigfile
FORMAT: retrieveconfigfile <IP Address> <filename>
OPTIONS: <IP Address>: Server IP Address, e.g.
192.168.1.101
<filename>:configuration file name
DESCRIPTION: Retrieve and save configuration file in TFTP
Server
User may save the system
configuration in a file.
Note: File shall be saved in
the same location where the
TFT server is installed /
running.
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>retrieveconfigfile 192.168.1.100 2
Command is processing...
PLEASE WAIT...
SUCCESS
Configure LCD display’s backlight (ON / OFF)
setlcdbacklight
FORMAT: setlcdbacklight <option>
OPTIONS: <option> : on / off
DESCRIPTION: On / off lcd backlight
Configure LCD display’s
backlight (ON / OFF).
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>setlcdbacklight off
SUCCESS
Show LCD display’s backlight configuration (ON / OFF)
showlcdbacklight
FORMAT: showlcdbacklight
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Show lcd backlight status
Shows LCD backlight
configuration (ON / OFF).
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>showlcdbacklight
LCD BACKLIGHT ENABLED
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Configure Syslog server
setsyslogserverip
FORMAT: setsyslogserverip <IP Address>
OPTIONS: <IP Aaddress>: Server IP Address, e.g.
192.168.1.101
DESCRIPTION: Set the syslog server IP
Set the syslog server IP
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt> setsyslogserverip 10.10.10.10
SUCCESS
View Syslog server
showsyslogserverip
FORMAT: showsyslogserverip
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Show the syslog server IP
Show the syslog server IP
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>showsyslogserverip
10.10.10.10
Upgrade system firmware
update
FORMAT: update
OPTIONS: NONE
DESCRIPTION: Upgrade System Software
Upgrade system firmware
Note: Please reset the equipment after firmware
upgrade
RESPONSE:
<CLI prompt>update
The system will reboot if the update is successful
Type update to proceed...
update
Please enter the IP address of the FTP server
10.10.10.11
Fetching file from the FTP server
Applying update.
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Glossary
μ:
1 PPS:
100 Base-T:
AIS:
ANSI:
AWG:
B8ZS:
Bit (b):
Bit/s:
BITS:
BPV:
Bytes (B):
BDFB:
CC:
CE:
cm:
COM:
COMM:
CRC:
CV:
D4:
dB:
dBm:
DDS:
DS1:
EMC:
EMI:
EMP:
EQPT:
ESD:
ESF:
ETSI:
EXT:
FAT:
FCC:
FDL:
FIFO:
FTP:
Micro, used to express 0.000001
1 Pulse per Second signal
Ethernet Local Area Network.100 BaseT Ethernet has a transmission speed of 100
Mbps
Alarm Indication Signal
American National Standards Institute. American standards body that defines the
characteristics and guidelines for telecommunications networks
American Wire Gauge
Bipolar with 8 Zero Substitution - Code type belonging to DS1 signal
Binary digit
Bit per Second
Building Integrated Timing Supply, also called SSU, TSG or SASE
Bipolar Violation - Two consecutives bits of the same polarity
Sequence of 8 bits
Battery Distribution Fuse Bay
Composite Clock 64/8 kHz signal
European Union regulatory community symbol
CentiMeters (1 inch = 2.54 cm)
Common
Communication
Cyclic Redundancy Check
Code Violation
Also called SF (Super Frame) - A frame type belonging to the DS1 signal
Abbreviation for decibel
dB referenced to one milliwatt
Direct Digital Synthesis
Digital Service level 1
Electro Magnetic Compatibility
Electro Magnetic Interference
Electro Magnetic Pulse - The electromagnetic radiation from a nuclear explosion.
The resulting electric and magnetic fields may couple with electrical / electronic systems to
produce damaging current and voltage surges.
Equipment
Electrostatic Discharge
Extended Super Frame - A frame type belonging to the DS1 signal
European Telecommunications Standards Institutes
External
Equipment test protocol to ensure that contractual requirements are met
Federal Communications Commission
Facilities Data Link
First-In First-Out
File Transfer Protocol
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G:
GND:
GPS:
GUI:
HDB3:
Hz:
IEEE:
IN:
IP:
ISO:
ITU:
ITU-T:
Jitter:
k:
kg:
LAN:
LED:
LOF:
LOS:
M:
m:
MAC:
MIB:
Major Alarm:
mm:
Minor Alarm:
MTIE:
NA or N/A:
NE:
NEBS:
N/C:
NC:
NO:
NTP:
NVRAM:
OCXO:
OOL:
OUT:
Giga, used to express 1 000 000 000
Ground
Global Positioning System
Graphical User Interface
High Density Bipolar Order 3 Encoding
Hertz 1 Hertz equal 1 cycle per second
Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers
Input
Internet Protocol
International Standards Organization
International Telecommunications Union
International Telecommunications Union, Telecommunications service sector
Short-term non-cumulative variations of the significant instants of a digital signal form
their ideal positions in time, expressed in seconds or in UI (unit interval)
Kilo, used to express 1000
Kilo Gramms
Local Area Network
Light Emitting Diode
Loss Of Frame
Loss Of Signal
Mega, used to express 1 000 000
Milli, used to express 0.001 or meter
Media Access Control
Management Information Base
The medium severity level of alarm
MilliMeters
The lower severity level of alarm
Maximum Time Interval Error
Non Available or Non Applicable
Network Element
Network Equipment Building Systems
Not Connected
Normally Close
Normally Open
Network Time Protocol
Non-Volatile Random Access Memory
Oven Controlled Crystal Oscillator
Out Of Limit alarm
Output
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PLL:
PPM:
PPS:
PRC:
PRS:
PWR:
QoS:
RAM:
Rb:
RES:
RJ-45:
RS-232:
SDH:
SEC:
SID:
SNMP:
SONET:
SSM:
SSU:
T1:
TCP/IP:
TDEV:
TID:
TS0:
TIE:
Tip & Ring:
SSU:
TVAR:
UI:
UTC:
WAN:
Wander:
XO:
Ym:
Phase Locked Loop
Parts per Million
Pulse per Second
Primary Reference Clock
Primary Reference Source
Power
Quality of Service
Random Access Memory
Rubidium
Reserved
Registered Jack 45 - 8 pin-connector for data transmission
Interface for communicating serially between computer and terminals
Synchronous Digital Hierarchy
Synchronization Equipment Clock
Source Identifier
Simple Network Management Protocol
Synchronous Optical Network
Synchronization Status Message
Synchronization Supply Unit
An abbreviated form of 1544 kbit/s
Transmission Control Protocol / Internet protocol
Time Deviation - Square root of TVAR, expressed in nano seconds.
Target Identifier
Time Slot 0
Time Interval Error - Variation in time delay of a given timing signal with respect to an ideal
timing signals over a particular time period. Time interval error over an observation time S
(seconds).
Two wires required for a connection (positive & negative)
Timing Signal Generator, also called BITS, SSU or SASE
Measure of the expected time variation of signal as a function of integration time.
Unit Interval
Universal Time Coordinated
Wide Area Network
Long-term non-cumulative variations of the significant instants of a digital signal from their
Ideal positions in time, expressed in seconds or in UI (unit interval).
Crystal (X-tal) Oscillator
Fractional Frequency Deviation - normalised instantaneous offset from a reference, in
function of time.
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Support
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Note
Note:
Operation and maintenance of network equipment require professional knowledge and experience.
We recommend the equipment to be managed only by qualified technicians. Should you require
technical assistance please consult the provider, or contact our SUPPORT DESK at
support@valiantcom.com
Technical specifications are subject to changes without notice.
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