User`s guide

Chapter 9 - Command Line Options CARROLL TOUCH
9-2 Touch System Diagnostics (CTDIAG) User’s Guide
CTDIAG Command Line
The CTDIAG command line has the following syntax:
ctdiag parameters
If you use any command line parameters, CTDIAG skips autodetection.
The available parameters follow.
Note
The command line is case-insensitive. Parameters may be either
uppercase or lowercase, and may be arranged in any order.
N = Specifies no autodetection.
A nnn = Specifies the I/O address. nnn may be a value from
200H to 3F0H. The default is 300H.
I n = Specifies the hardware interrupt (IRQ). n may be 2, 3, 4,
5 or 7 (the default).
S nn = Specifies the TAPI software interrupt. nn may be any
unused software interrupt. The default is 55H.
C n = Specifies the number of the communications port. Use
for serial (RS-232) controller only. n may be:
1 = COM1 (default).
2= COM2.
3= COM3.
4= COM4.
B nnnnnn = Specifies the baud rate. nnnnnn may be 300, 600, 1200,
2400, 4800, 9600 (default), 19200, 38400, or 115200.
Use for serial (RS-232) controller only.
P x = Specifies the parity. Use for serial (RS-232) controller
only. x may be:
E = Even parity (default).
O = Odd parity.
N = None.
I: x = Specifies the interface method. x may be:
D = Direct (default).
P = TAPI polling.
T = TAPI interrupt.