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Appendix E: Super-Debugger Command Listing
The following table lists all of the available debugging tools contained in the Super-
Debugger utility.
Super Debugger Command Listing
-D[ON|OFF]
Description: Set device to have its debug info printed (ON) or not (OFF).
Followed by: R: Turn on/off debug flag for all registered devices.
C: Turn on/off debug flag for all top-level Cresnet devices.
C##: Turn on/off debug flag for top-level Cresnet ID ##.
E: Turn on/off debug flag for all top-level Ethernet devices.
E##: Turn on/off debug flag for top-level Ethernet ID ##.
S: Turn on/off debug flag for all top-level Slots.
S##: Turn on/off debug flag for Slot ##.
D##: Turn on/off debug flag for Device ##.
## may be specified in decimal (i.e. 10) or in hex notation (i.e. 0x0A). For example, -Don C0x03 will turn on
debugging for Cresnet ID 0x03.
Notes: The console commands ISTAT REG or ISTAT REGDEV can be used to list device numbers, or the
correlation between device numbers and symbol handles can be read from the map file generated by the
SIMPL Windows compiler (see later in the document). In most cases, users will want to specify a Cresnet
ID, Slot Number, or IP ID directly.
-TXR[on|off]
-RXR[on|off]
Description: Turns the display of raw packets on or off. Used for Transmit and Receive (respectively)
-TXI[on|off]
-RXI[on|off]
Description: Turns the interpreted display of raw packets on or off. Used for Transmit and Receive (respectively)
ON is “Human” readable packet display. The interpreted form is subject to the -TXF, -RXF commands. In
interpreted mode, the interpretation shows join numbers rather than the channel number in packets. For
example, digital channels start at 0. Rather than show this, "Join 1" is shown rather than "Join 0" so it better
correlates with the way that SIMPL Windows shows a value.
-TXF[0|1]
-RXF[0|1]
Description: Sets the format of the interpreted display. Turns the display of raw packets on or off. Used for Transmit and
Receive (respectively)
Form 0 is considered machine parseable. The output contains less data and is not subject to change in
future CUZ revisions. Form 1 is human readable, which is a much more verbose output and may change in
future CUZ revisions if consensus says a different phrasing of the output would be more readable.
-PR[on|off]
Description: Turn on/off Show Printable characters when printing raw packets. The only printable characters that are
interpreted are from string-type packets (type 12, indirect text, etc.)
-PI[on|off]
Description: Turn on/off Show Printable characters when interpreting packets. The only printable characters that are
interpreted are from string-type packets (type 12, indirect text, etc.)
-O[on|off]
Description: Shows line status of a device – Online or Offline. If packet interpretation for that device is on, the device's
online/offline status will be shown even if this flag is OFF.
-SB[on|off]
Description: Suppress showing broadcast packets (Packet ID is 0xFF) in any form - raw or interpreted - if set to ON.
-SU[on|off]
Description:
Suppresses showing unresolvable packets if set to ON. An unresolvable packet is one that has
an ID that is not in the program. Such packets can be generated from SIMPL+'s
SendToCresnet() command, NTX, SDPM, SDPMB, IPSDPM, BROADCAST, and startup
commands.
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