Thanks to all who mailed me.

I've had a play around today, and found it's actually very easy. The format is
this:

acs_test -r acs-box -C eject 0,0,0 DLT001:DLT002:DLT003:DLT005

Where 0,0,0 is the of course the cap identifier.

Thanks

James

Quoting jamesp AT hisser DOT org:

> Hi
>
> This site is currently using a TLD robot but it's soon going to be ACS, as
> the
> L700 library needs to be shared.
>
> I can't find any documentation on the acstest command apart from what it
> prints
> out when you run it:
>
> Must specify robotic hostname (ACSLS server)
> usage: acstest -r ACSLS_Host [-s SSI_Socket]
>         [-d drive_path ACS,LSM,PANEL,DRIVE] ... [-C subcmd]
>
> The parameters are fine - I'd like to know more about the subcmds - are they
> robtest commands like "m d1 s1" or ACS commands?
>
> Anyone use acstest for day to day operational activities?
>
> Cheers,
>
> James
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