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Query <sendstatus/>
Response
<status time=”timestamp”… Time stamp of the data, provided in UNIX time
<voltage>volts Measured RMS line voltage, 1 Vac precision
<voltpeak time=”t”>pkvolts Peak voltage pkvolts, occurred at time “t”.
<amperage id=”bank”>amps Measured load current on outlet bank “bank”, 0.1 Ampere precision
<wattage id=”bank”>watts Measured power consumption on outlet bank “bank”, 1 Watt precision
<pwrva id=”n”>voltamps Measured volt-ampere consumption on outlet bank “bank”, 1 VA precision
<pwrfact id=”bank”>powerfactor Measured load power factor on outlet bank “bank”, 0.01 precision
<seq>sequencetype Outlet sequencing status: 0 = no sequence, 1 = sequencing ON, 2 = sequencing OFF
<pwrcond>powercondition Power Condition: 0 = normal, 1 = fault recovery, 2 = under voltage, 3 = over voltage
<wiringfault>wiringfault Outlet wiring fault: 0 = no fault, 1 = reverse wiring or open ground fault
<accydetect id=”port”> Accessory port “port” input usage: 0 = no signal cable connected,
accyportconnected 1 = signal cable connected
<accy id=”port” > accyportstate Accessory port “port” input status: 0 = sensor condition not sensed; 1 = sensor condition sensed
<outlet id=”bank”>state On/Off state for outlet bank “bank”; 0 = outlet bank OFF, 1 = outlet bank ON
<tfilestate> For Core Brands use only
Query <sendsettings/>
Response
<settings Time stamp of the data, provided in UNIX time
time=”timestamp”…
<delay id=”bank” Delay for outlet bank “bank”
act=”action”> Action: 0 = turn off delay, 1 = turn on delay, 2 = power cycle delay
delaytime Delay time, in seconds
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Send Status Query
The Send Status query is used to retrieve the following outlet status and electrical measurement information from the SM3-PRO-PRO. Status elements are enclosed in
the <status> element.
Send Settings Query
The Send Settings query is used to retrieve the device settings from the SM3-PRO such as outlet bank delays & trigger enable and display brightness level.
Settings elements are enclosed in the <settings> element.
General Command Element Structure
Command messages are contained within a <command> element.
Sample command to switch outlet bank 2 OFF, the first with no acknowledgement, the second with acknowledgement:
Command Response
<command><outlet id=”2”>0</outlet></command> None
<command xid=”123” > ...<ack xid=”123”/>
<outlet id=”2”>0</outlet></command>
Switch Outlet Bank
Command an outlet bank to turn ON or turn OFF
Command <outlet> Control an outlet bank
Attribute: id = “bank” Which outlet bank to control
Content 0 | 1 0 = turn outlet bank OFF
1 = turn outlet bank ON
Example: <outlet id=”2”>0</outlet> Turn OFF outlet bank 2
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