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Using Technician Interface Software
B-4
303561-A Rev 00
The xmodem Command
The following represents the syntax of the
xmodem
command:
For out-of-band file transfer operations, use only the
xmodem
command
parameters and options that are appropriate for:
The YMODEM protocol
The type of file you need to transfer
The relevant
xmodem
command parameters are
sb
(send binary) and
rb
(receive
binary). The relevant option flags are
y
(ymodem),
l
(logging),
w
(wait before
initiating transfer),
p
(print/display
xmodem
information and events),
n
(allow
midtransfer cancel), and
e
(disable EOT verification -- DOS only).
The
y
and
w
option flags are required in the
xmodem
commands (to select
YMODEM, and for proper handshaking with the YMODEM protocol program
running on the remote workstation). You should use the
p
option to monitor the
progress of any out-of-band file transfer in progress (UNIX only).
You can enable or disable logging of
xmodem
events using the
l
flag, or cancel a
particular file transfer by entering Control-x.
Note:
You can enter the
xmodem
command line parameters and option flag
characters in upper- or lower-case. Do not insert spaces between parameter
characters, between option flag characters, or between a parameter and an
option flag character. Do insert a space after the last option flag and between
file names (for YMODEM batch file transfers).
Command
Options
Subcommands
Files to send
or
Files to receive
Files to receive as
or
Source volume
and source directory
xmodem [sb | st | rb | rt ]
< y | m | k | c | l | w | p | e | n > <vol/dir>: <filename> <filename>
...
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