User's Manual

Command Line Interface
The Command Line Interface, CLI, is provided as a quick way of
communicating with a connected repeater. Rather than using the normal
Windows dialog boxes the user can interact with the repeater more
directly.
The Command Line Interface feature does not check whether entered
values are within permitted range or not. So, you MUST know the system
very well before setting gain and power levels using the Command Line
Interface.
The CLI provides several advantages:
• Users accustomed to a keyboard based operating system do not have to
adjust immediately to an entirely novel system.
• Single parameters can be set.
• Without touching the mouse, the experienced user can perform
operations quicker.
• Using the CLI prevents the screen from getting clogged up with lots of
windows.
• Using the CLI is more memory efficient.
If the CLI is iconized, then double-click the Command Line Interface icon
or select the Command Line Interface option in the Advanced menu.
Commands can be entered on the command line like this:
By clicking the last entered commands can be reselected, edited and
entered again.
A command list with command syntax is found below.
Command Syntax
The following command syntax is valid for the Command Line Interface:
MAIN_COMMAND-SUB_COMMAND [:PAR1, PAR2, ...];
Note that each line must be ended with a semicolon (;).
If a command is entered with an incorrect syntax, an error message with
a mismatch explanation is shown.
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