2. RS232 Commands
2.83 File, Copy
Description
Copy File1 to File2.
- File2 (destination file) has to be a custom file.
- If the location specified by the "file index" of File2 has already been taken up, File2 will overwrite that contents.
- If File1 and File2 point to the same location, the base name of File1 is replaced by the base name of File2 without affecting other
data.
Command
Command [0]
\xc2
Data
From filename followed by the to filename (no wildcards allowed).
Example
Copy the file "ntsc .c01" to "camera1 .c05" on a projector with address
\x01
.
Transmit
Start
\xfe
Projector Address
\x01
Command [0]
\xc2
Data [0]
\x6e
(=’n’)
Data [1]
\x74
(=’t’)
Data [2]
\x73
(=’s’)
Data [3]
\x63
(=’c’)
Data [4]
\x20
(=’ ’)
Data [5]
\x20
(=’ ’)
Data [6]
\x20
(=’ ’)
Data [7]
\x20
(=’ ’)
Data [8]
\x2e
(=’.’)
Data [9]
\x63
(=’c’)
Data [10]
\x30
(=’0’)
Data [11]
\x31
(=’1’)
Data [12]
\x00
Data [13]
\x63
(=’c’)
Data [14]
\x61
(=’a’)
Data [15]
\x6d
(=’m’)
Data [15]
\x6d
(=’m’)
Data [16]
\x65
(=’e’)
Data [17]
\x72
(=’r’)
Data [18]
\x61
(=’a’)
Data [19]
\x31
(=’1’)
Data [20]
\x20
(=’ ’)
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