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Summary Impact Reference Guide
Datalogic Automation Inc. 6-18
4. Click the Shortcut tab
5. The command line appears in the Target field on the Properties dialog. The default command line var-
ies with the program. For example, here is an example of the VPM program command line:
"C:\Datalogic\IMPACT\Applications\jre\bin\javaw.exe" -XX:+UseParallelGC -
Xmx400m -Xms64m -Xrs -jar "C:\Datalogic\IMPACT\Applications\VPM\VPM.jar"
Command line options must be added to the end of the default command line. After the final quotation
mark, add a space, then add the option exactly as indicated in each description below.
Here is an example of the above command line with the -d option added:
"C:\Datalogic\IMPACT\Applications\jre\bin\javaw.exe" -XX:+UseParallelGC -
Xmx400m -Xms64m -Xrs -jar "C:\Datalogic\IMPACT\Applications\VPM\VPM.jar"
-d
6. When you have finished editing the command line, click OK to close the Properties editor dialog.
IMPORTANT: The command line on your system may not contain exactly the same information as these
examples. Only add options at the end of a command line. Do not edit details in a command line.
Tip: The Target field on the Properties dialog can contain a maximum of 255 characters. If the options cause
the command line to exceed this length, you can create a text file containing the options, then use the
"optionfile" command line. See “Access a text file containing a list of command line options” on page 6-22
for an example.
Summary
Here is a summary of all the Command Line parameters, along with the programs that use them.
Access a text file containing command line parameters (-optionfile): CPM, CPMRE, VPM, Settings (page 6-
22)
Disable the ability to close the program (-noexit): CPM, CPMRE (page 6-21)
Disable the ability to stop the M-Series Device drivers (noExit): IMPACTDevice.exe (page 6-21)
The command line
The option goes at the
end of the command line