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| subsystem
| Three letter acronym identifying the subsystem.
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| level
| The verbose level to be enabled.
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Enables the verbose level for the subsystem(s). Enabling a verbose level will result in the display of additional information which is intended to provide diagnostic information for solving problems.
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| The verbose level consists of four masks as follows:
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- HighOp ( bit 0, value of 1 ) enables the display of high operation functions.
- Errors ( bit 1, value of 2 ) enables the display of error translations.
- Debug ( bit 2, value of 4 ) enables the display of general debug information.
- State ( bit 3, value of 8 ) enables the display of state machine information.
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| Any combination of the four masks may be enabled.
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| The monitor command vbs list will display the verbose level for each registered subsystem. The monitor command ver list [(name|date)] will display the subsystem number and acronym for all registered subsystems.
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Thermal 1.0 / 1.7x equivalents:
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- The monitor command vbs enable (<subsystem>|all) <level> does not have an equivalent.
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| Thermal 2 equivalents:
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- The monitor command vbs enable (<subsystem>|all) <level> is equivalent to vbs enable (<subsystem>|all) <level>.
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COMMAND: vbs disable (<subsystem>|all)
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COMMAND: vbs list
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COMMAND: ver list [(name|date)]
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ERRORCODE: [03401] Invalid subsystem ID
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ERRORCODE: [03402] Invalid verbose level
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ERRORCODE: [03604] Invalid subsystem acronym
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