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#
# $Id$
#
# APC MasterSwitch Plus
#
# Firmware rev may not be the best indicator of whether you need "apc"
# or "apcnew" scripts. We have two data points for "apcnew":
#
# - Firmware: APP v2.2.0 / AOS v3.0.3
# - Firmware: APP v2.0.2 / AOS v2.5.3
#
specification "apcnew" {
timeout 10
plug name { "1" "2" "3" "4" "5" "6" "7" "8" }
script login {
expect "\n"
expect "User Name : "
send "apc\r\n"
expect "Password : "
send "apc\r\n"
expect "> "
send "1\r\n" # device manager menu
expect "> "
}
script logout {
send "\033\r\n"
}
script status_all {
send "\r\n" # refresh
foreachplug {
expect "([0-9]+)-[^\n]*(ON|OFF)[^\n]*\r\n"
setplugstate $1 $2 on="ON" off="OFF"
}
expect "> "
}
script on {
send "%s\r\n"
expect "> "
send "1\r\n" # select outlet control
expect "> "
send "1\r\n" # immediate on
expect "Enter 'YES' to continue or <ENTER> to cancel : "
send "YES\r\n"
expect "Command successfully issued.\r\n"
send "\r\n"
expect "> "
send "\033"
expect "> "
send "\033"
expect "> "
}
script on_all {
send "9\r\n"
expect "> "
send "1\r\n" # select outlet control
expect "> "
send "1\r\n" # immediate on
expect "Enter 'YES' to continue or <ENTER> to cancel : "
send "YES\r\n"
expect "Command successfully issued.\r\n"
send "\r\n"
expect "> "
send "\033"
expect "> "
send "\033"
expect "> "
}
script off {
send "%s\r\n"
expect "> "
send "1\r\n" # select outlet control
expect "> "
send "2\r\n" # immediate off
expect "Enter 'YES' to continue or <ENTER> to cancel : "
send "YES\r\n"
expect "Command successfully issued.\r\n"
send "\r\n"
expect "> "
send "\033"
expect "> "
send "\033"
expect "> "
}
script off_all {
send "9\r\n"
expect "> "
send "1\r\n" # select outlet control
expect "> "
send "2\r\n" # immediate off
expect "Enter 'YES' to continue or <ENTER> to cancel : "
send "YES\r\n"
expect "Command successfully issued.\r\n"
send "\r\n"
expect "> "
send "\033"
expect "> "
send "\033"
expect "> "
}
# If outlet is initially off, "immediate reboot" (4) will leave it off.
# This doesn't match PowerMan's semantics for cycle, therefore do explicit
# immediate off + immediate on.
script cycle {
send "%s\r\n"
expect "> "
send "1\r\n" # select outlet control
expect "> "
send "2\r\n" # immediate off
expect "Enter 'YES' to continue or <ENTER> to cancel : "
send "YES\r\n"
expect "Command successfully issued.\r\n"
send "\r\n"
expect "> "
delay 4
send "1\r\n" # immediate on
expect "Enter 'YES' to continue or <ENTER> to cancel : "
send "YES\r\n"
expect "Command successfully issued.\r\n"
send "\r\n"
expect "> "
send "\033"
expect "> "
send "\033"
expect "> "
}
script cycle_all {
send "9\r\n"
expect "> "
send "1\r\n" # select outlet control
expect "> "
send "8\r\n" # cancel any pending delays
expect "Enter 'YES' to continue or <ENTER> to cancel : "
send "YES\r\n"
expect "Command successfully issued.\r\n"
send "\r\n"
expect "> "
send "2\r\n" # immediate off
expect "Enter 'YES' to continue or <ENTER> to cancel : "
send "YES\r\n"
expect "Command successfully issued.\r\n"
send "\r\n"
expect "> "
delay 4
send "1\r\n" # immediate on
expect "Enter 'YES' to continue or <ENTER> to cancel : "
send "YES\r\n"
expect "Command successfully issued.\r\n"
send "\r\n"
expect "> "
send "\033"
expect "> "
send "\033"
expect "> "
}
}
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