User's Manual

Document Number/Ref.-No. Issue
00-6383A01 1.0
(113491 2)
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run filename.ext
Causes the application to read "filename.ext" and accept commands from this file as though they were typed in on the
command line.
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pause 0/1
This command stops the displaying of data or re-enables the displaying of data on the screen.
1 Stops all data display activity
0 Re-enables data display activity.
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flag [v/h/s/d] [0/1]
Displays/Controls the states of the "Sticky" flags.
With no command parameters this command displays the enable/disable state of all of the "Sticky" flags.
v Verbose Flag
h Hexidecimal Display Flag
s Show Bit/Status Flag
d Debug Flag (much debug data displayed)
0 Disabled
1 Enabled
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txmsg xx xx xx xx xx xx xx
Causes the message described by "xx xx xx xx xx xx xx" to be sent to the Transmitter. The message is made up of 1
or more hexadecimal bytes shown above as "xx". A message is made up of a series of 2 character ASCII/hex
characters, each representing a byte of data. For example:
txmsg aa 55 01 01 f0 0f
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rxmsg xx xx xx xx xx xx xx
Causes the message described by "xx xx xx xx xx xx xx" to be sent to the Receiver. The message is made up of 1 or
more hexadecimal bytes shown above as "xx". A message is made up of a series of 2 character ASCII/hex
characters, each representing a byte of data. For example:
rxmsg aa 55 01 01 f0 0f