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mon [0-8] [v/h]

Controls the display of data from the receiver and provides a second method of controlling the display of BIT/Status

responses from both the transmitter and receiver.

With no agruments displays the current enable/disable status of displaying of data from the receiver and

BIT/Status responses.

[0-8] 0 = all BIT/Status and data display disabled

1 = Enable the transmitter BIT/Status response display

2 = Enable the receiver BIT/Status response display

3 = Enable both the receiver and transmitter BIT/Status display

4 = Enable display of transmitter and receiver BIT/Status responses and all the fields of the receiver

data message with the exception of the data itself

5 = Enable display of all the fields of the receiver data message with the exception of the data itself

6 = Enable display of the data field of the receiver data message

7 = all BIT/Status, Data Message fields & data displays enabled

8 = Enable displaying of valid acknowledgement messages

[v] Display response in verbose format

[h] Display response in hex format

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bcr [t/r]

Sends a Bit Clear Request to the receiver, transmitter or both.

With no argument sends a BIT/Status Clear Command Message to both the receiver and the transmitter and

displays the response in hex.

[t] Sends a BIT/Status Clear Command Message to the transmitter and displays the response in hex

[r] Sends a BIT/Status Clear Command Message to the receiver and displays the response in hex

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urm t/r [0-249] [v]

Sends an unrecognized message to the receiver or the transmitter.

t [0-249] Sends a message with the Message ID 0xFF to the transmitter having a Message Data of length [0-249]

r [0-249] Sends a message with the Message ID 0xFF to the receiver having Message Data of length [0-249]

[v] Display command response in verbose format

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