SCHEDULE SCH SC

Description:

  Displays or changes the current schedule.  

Form:

  Command Handler: SYSD
  SCHEDULER|SCH|SC [ARGUMENT]
  Argument List:
  DEBUG ON/OFF
  RUN   ON/OFF     Changes the schedule from inactive to active or vice-versa.
  LOAD             Copies a schedule from non-volatile to volatile.
  CLEAR            Clears the schedule from non-volatile memory.
  ERASE            Clears the volatile schedule as well as the non-volatile memory.
  SAVE             Saves the volatile list to non-volatile memory.
  ADD [WEEKDAY MONTH DAYOFTHEMONTH YEAR HOUR MINUTE SECOND COMMAND] 

Response:

  "OK\r\n" to acknowledge receipt of command, or
  "OK\r\n" to acknowledge receipt of command and information from the scheduler
  (event table, debug ON/OFF, run ON/OFF)
  "ERROR- [Description]\r\n" if error, ending command
  "\r\n" concludes modify responses (empty line)

Examples:

  *.SYSD SCH
    OK\r\n
    DEBUG=ON
    RUN=OFF
    1- TH 27/03/06 16:05:40 * IPA 0
    2- TH 27/03/06 16:08:10 * stop
    3- TH 27/03/06 16:09:00 * play
    4- TH 27/03/06 16:10:40 * stop
    4 event (s) in the schedule
    r\n

  *.SYSD SCH DEBUG ON
    Response is: OK\r\n
                 \r\n  

  *.SYSD SCH RUN OFF
    Response is: OK\r\n
                 \r\n

  *.SYSD SCH LOAD
    Response is: OK\r\n
                 \r\n

  *.SYSD SC CLEAR
    Response is: OK\r\n
                 \r\n

  *.SYSD SCH ERASE
    Response is: OK\r\n
                 \r\n

  *.SYSD SCHEDULER ADD TU 11 28 06 17 10 00 * PLAY | * STOP
    Response is: OK\r\n
                 \r\n, OR

  *.SYSD SCHEDULER ADD TU -- -- -- -- -- 30 * PLAY 
    Response is: OK\r\n
                 \r\n, OR
    in this case the the play command will be executed 30 seconds after
    every minute.            

Notes:

  The scheduler inherits the same format from the legacy products.  It can handle files of 
  more than 8 kilo bytes.  Multiple commands can be added by the pipe '|' character.  
  Mutiple schedules can NOT be added on a single line with the PIPE character.

Products Supporting Command:

Description:

  Handles Adtec TV guide server extraction. 

Form:

  Command Handler: EIT_SCH
  GUIDEURL|GUL [OPTION] [SETTING PARAMETERS]
  OPTION: 
          "-c"    Get name of the url the system is trying to get the tv guide from
          "-p"    Get period in seconds at which system is polling from the server
          
  SETTING PARAMETERS:
           "-c [Name of the url the system is trying to get the tv guide from]"        
           "-p [period in seconds at which system is polling from the server]"
  
  FORCING UPDATE PARAMETERS:
  			  "-f"    Force server update with current URL.

Response:

  "OK\r\n" to acknowledge receipt of command, or
  "OK\r\n" to acknowledge receipt of command and display URL for the TV guide or pull rate.
  "ERROR- [Description]\r\n" if error, ending command
  "\r\n" concludes modify responses (empty line)

Examples:

  *.EIT_SCH GUL -c 
    OK\r\n
    http://192.168.10.14:8084/opera/Admin?serial=1004D019296&method=getCache
    r\n

  *.EIT_SCH GUL -c http://192.168.10.14:8084/opera/Admin?serial=1004D019296&method=getCache
    Response is: OK\r\n
                 \r\n  

  *.EIT_SCH GUL -p 3600
    Response is: OK\r\n
                 \r\n  
                 
   *.EIT_SCH GUL -p
    Response is: 
    OK\r\n
    3600
    \r\n
    
   *.EIT_SCH GUL -f
    Response is: 
    OK\r\n
    3600
    \r\n                

Notes:

  

Products Supporting Command:

  • dta3050
Created By: Adtec Digital Inc