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Table B-4., Terminal Mode Configuration, Explanation, Terminal Mode Text Commands, Command, Switches

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Table B-3. Terminal Mode Text Commands (continued) Command SYS IDENTIFY SYS IDENTIFY Switches -ON -OFF Description Causes the BMC to indicate the system's location, for example, with a blinking LED or beep for a specific period of time. XX is an optional hex-ASCII byte representing the number of seconds the BMC is to cause the system to identify itself. If XX is not provided, the BMC will indicate the system's location only for 15 seconds. This is a text version of the optional Chassis Identify command. Causes the BMC to stop indicating the system's location. This has no effect if the system is not currently identifying itself. This is a text version of the optional Chassis Identify command. Table B-4. Terminal Mode Configuration Byte Explanation 1 [7:6]-Reserved. [5]-Line Editing. 0b = Disable. 1b = Enable (Factory default). [4]-Reserved. [3:2]-Delete control (only applies when line editing is enabled). 00b = BMC outputs a character when or is received. 01b = BMC outputs a < SP > sequence when or is received (Factory default). [1]-Echo control0b = No echo 1b = Echo (BMC echoes characters it receives) (Factory default). [0]-Handshaking-BMC outputs a [SYS] after receiving each terminal mode IPMI message and is ready to accept the next message. 0b = Disable. 1b = Enable (Factory default). Terminal Mode Commands 121

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Terminal Mode Commands
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SYS
IDENTIFY
-ON<XX>
Causes the BMC to indicate the system’s location, for
example, with a blinking LED or beep for a specific
period of time.
XX is an optional hex-ASCII byte representing the
number of seconds the BMC is to cause the system to
identify itself. If XX is not provided, the BMC will
indicate the system’s location only for 15 seconds. This is
a text version of the optional
Chassis Identify
command.
SYS
IDENTIFY
-OFF
Causes the BMC to stop indicating the system’s
location. This has no effect if the system is not
currently identifying itself. This is a text version of the
optional
Chassis Identify
command.
Table B-4.
Terminal Mode Configuration
Byte
Explanation
1
[7:6]—Reserved.
[5]—Line Editing.
0b = Disable.
1b = Enable (Factory default).
[4]—Reserved.
[3:2]—Delete control (only applies when line editing is enabled).
00b = BMC outputs a <Delete> character when <Backspace> or
<Delete> is received.
01b = BMC outputs a <Backspace>< SP ><Backspace>
sequence when <Backspace> or
<Delete> is received (Factory default).
[1]—Echo control0b = No echo 1b = Echo (BMC echoes
characters it receives)
(Factory default).
[0]—Handshaking—BMC outputs a [SYS]<
newline
> after
receiving each terminal mode IPMI message and is ready to accept
the next message.
0b = Disable.
1b = Enable (Factory default).
Table B-3.
Terminal Mode Text Commands
(continued)
Command
Switches
Description