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Command Line Interface Commands
Command Line Interface Commands
This chapter describes each of the supported PMC CLI commands in detail.
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For each command, this chapter provides all or some of the following information about the supported CLI commands, as appropriate:
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Table 2-1 lists the supported PMC CLI commands. It also provides a brief description of each command and a reference to the following sections that describe the individual CLI command in more detail:
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Activate Command
The Activate command toggles the Activate/Deactivate button on the specified PTT channel.
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Syntax
This command uses the following syntax:
PMC.EXE -Activate [-line #]
The -line # option, where # is a number from 1 through 18, specifies the PTT channel to which this command applies. If you omit this option, the command applies to channel 1.
Example
Table 2-2 shows examples of the Activate command.
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IsActivate Command
The IsActivate command returns a code that designates whether the selected channel is activated.
Syntax
This command uses the following syntax:
PMC.EXE -IsActivate [-line #]
The -line # option, where # is a number from 1 through 18, specifies the PTT channel to which this command applies. If you omit this option, the command applies to channel 1.
Return Codes
Table 2-3 shows the return codes for the IsActivate command.
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IsEnabled Command
The IsEnabled command returns a code that designates whether the selected channel is enabled in Cisco IPICS.
Syntax
This command uses the following syntax:
PMC.EXE -IsEnabled [-line #]
The -line # option, where # is a number from 1 through 18, specifies the PTT channel to which this command applies. If you omit this option, the command applies to channel 1.
Return Codes
Table 2-4 shows the return codes for the IsEnabled command.
IsLatch Command
The IsLatch command determines whether the PMC PTT button for the specified channel is latched. The return code indicates the state of the PTT button.
Syntax
This command uses the following syntax:
PMC.EXE -IsLatch [-line #]
The -line # option, where # is a number from 1 through 18, specifies the PTT channel to which this command applies. If you omit this option, the command applies to channel 1.
Return Codes
Table 2-5 shows the return codes for the IsLatch command.
Table 2-5 Return Codes for the IsLatch Command
0
This return code indicates that the PTT button is not latched.
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This return code indicates that the PTT button is latched.
IsTxMuted Command
The IsTxMuted command returns a code that designates whether the selected channel is muted. (PMC users cannot transmit on channels that are muted.)
Syntax
This command uses the following syntax:
PMC.EXE -IsTxMuted [-line #]
The -line # option, where # is a number from 1 through 18, specifies the PTT channel to which this command applies. If you omit this option, the command applies to channel 1.
Return Codes
Table 2-6 shows the return codes for the IsTxMuted command.
Play Command
The Play command outputs a wave audio file to the specified PTT channel.
Specifically, this command latches the PMC PTT button, plays the designated wave file, and then unlatches the PTT button.
There are no return codes for this command.
Syntax
This command uses the following syntax:
PMC.EXE -Play file [-line #]
The file argument is the path and file name of the wave file that you want to play.
The -line # option, where # is a number from 1 through 18, specifies the PTT channel line to which this command applies. If you omit this option, the command applies to channel 1.
Example
Table 2-7 shows examples of the Play command.
For more information about the PMC, refer to the Cisco IPICS PMC Installation and User Guide at the following URL:
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/cis/c_ipics/index.htm
