TCS OS COMMANDS LIST Conventions used in commands: <mandatory field> = indicates a mandatory field to be typed after the command [optional field] = indicates an optional field, that can be omitted

Command: #MHD Description: Reads/Writes TCS ID and SMS serial number. TCS ID is a 10 digits alphanumeric value that can be used to identify a specific TCS. SMS serial number is a 4 digits decimal number that increases everytime a new SMS is sent. Sintax: #MHD? Returns TCS ID and current SMS serial number #MHD[=]<xxxxxxxxxx>[,xxxx] Sets TCS ID [and, optionally, serial number] Mandatory fields description <xxxxxxxxxx> is a 10 digits alphanumeric description, like TCS-000021 No spaces allowed. Use a hyphen (-) or underscore (_) instead. Ex. write TCS-0021 or TCS_0021 but NOT TCS 0021. Only US ASCII characters allowed. No accented or other special characters allowed. The only characters allowed are the following: abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ0123456789-_ If you don't want a Header write 'nul', this will also disable the SMS serial number Optional fields: [=] optional equal sign, to improve readability [,xxxx] is a number from 0 to 9999 preceded by a comma Examples: #MHD? #MHD=my-1st-tcs,0000 #MHDnul Default value after #INI: 0000000000,00 Default value after reset: Unchanged Command availability Command line and SMS ADMIN Password privileges: Read/Write USER Password privileges: Read Notes:   Requires TCS OS version: 5.1 or later

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