TCS OS command IPM

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:	#IPM
Description:	Sets the input mode for the individual inputs as follows: 0 = Active Low 1 = Active High 2 = Pulse Counter: counts low going pulses, minimum width 15 ms. 3 = Time Counter: increments COUNTER and SUBCOUNTER every 10 minutes that input is kept continuously at a LOW level. SUBCOUNTER is reset to 0 every time it matches comparator value and an alarm is generated. 5 = time counter with final SMS: when input x (set as ipm=5) goes LOW or more than 5 seconds, it will send an SMS with start time. When the input returns high, it will send an SMS with stop time and duration.
Command availability:	Command line and SMS
Syntax:	#IPM? Returns current values for all 8 inputs, i.e. #IPM30011200 #IPM[=]<iiiiiiii> Sets all the values for the 8 inputs, i.e. #IPM30011200 means: i1 = 3 (time counter) i2 = 0 (active low) i3 = 0 (active low) i4 = 1 (active high) i5 = 1 (active high) i6 = 2 (counter) i7 = 0 (active low) i8 = 0 (active low) Inputs 7 and 8 can only be 0 or 1 (can't be counters)
Mandatory fields:	<iiiiiiii> Values (0,1,2) corresponding to the 8 inputs. I.e. 00011200
Optional fields:	[=] optional equal sign, to improve readability
Examples:	#IPM? #IPM00011200 #IPM=00011200
Default value after #INI:	00000000
Default value after reset:	Unchanged
ADMIN Password privileges:	Read/Write
USER Password privileges:	Read
Notes:	Available on units produced after september 2003.