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<blockquote data-quote="ronsonol" data-source="post: 151087" data-attributes="member: 48959">Patrick,I am not seeing the device status represented...it remains in the 'unknown state'.When I run the commands, queryplc d1 on and queryplc d1 dim I do not see anything returned, just a blank line from the command prompt.&nbsp; Will it supress error codes from the command prompt?&nbsp; If I omit something it tells me that the format is incorrect, so I'll assume your format is what it is expecting.&nbsp; I am also not sure how this queryplc is used, or if it works at all!I turned debug on in the logging options, and it returns this;5/19/2007 3:20:04 PM - AclStatusThread: Sending Arguments: queryplc d1 on5/19/2007 3:20:05 PM - AclStatusThread: Command Output Recvd: I know how difficult this must be to program for a device you cannot even test with, so I will do anything I can to help!Many thanks.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ronsonol, post: 151087, member: 48959"] Patrick, I am not seeing the device status represented...it remains in the 'unknown state'. When I run the commands, queryplc d1 on and queryplc d1 dim I do not see anything returned, just a blank line from the command prompt. Will it supress error codes from the command prompt? If I omit something it tells me that the format is incorrect, so I'll assume your format is what it is expecting. I am also not sure how this queryplc is used, or if it works at all! I turned debug on in the logging options, and it returns this; 5/19/2007 3:20:04 PM - AclStatusThread: Sending Arguments: queryplc d1 on 5/19/2007 3:20:05 PM - AclStatusThread: Command Output Recvd: I know how difficult this must be to program for a device you cannot even test with, so I will do anything I can to help! Many thanks. [/QUOTE]

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