Falcon DOS Portable Data Terminals, Advanced User'S Manual

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Using XFER
Advanced User’s Guide
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Ifile
(
page 3-19
)
Specifies the modem-initialization file. Replace file with the
name of the file to use.
modem.ini modem.ini
Mcommand
(
page 3-19
)
Sends a command to the modem before beginning the data transfer.
Replace
command with one of the following:
A = Auto answer
ATstr = Send AT str commands
D#x = Dial memory # x (0–9)
Dstr = Dial phone number str
None None
N
(
page 3-20
)
Forces XFER to ignore all previously specified option settings,
including filenames and options specified in the
XFER_ARGS
environment variable. All XFER options are set to their default state.
Off Off
O#
(
page 3-20
)
Overwrites an existing file with a new file having the same name.
Replace the
#
symbol with the desired setting:
1 = Overwrite if source is longer or newer (Zmodem only)
2 = Overwrite if CRCs don’t match (Zmodem only)
3 = Append to existing file (Zmodem only)
4 = Always overwrite
5 = Overwrite if source is newer (Zmodem only)
6 = Overwrite if dates or lengths don’t match (Zmodem only)
7 = Never overwrite
7 7
Q
(
page 3-22
)
Toggles quiet mode on and off. In quiet mode, only the filename and
a
“Transmitting...”
or
“Receiving...”
message is displayed. When quiet mode is off, additional information
is displayed. Each use of this option reverses the quiet-mode state.
Off Off
R
(
page 3-22
)
Receives the specified file or files.
Off
On if no file
is specified
S#
(
page 3-23
)
(Zmodem only) Specifies how paths and names should be handled
when sending files. Replace the
#
symbol with the desired setting:
0 = Strip paths
1 = Send paths
2 = Send new paths/filenames
N/A 0
T
(
page 3-24
)
Transmits the specified file or files.
On
On if file
is specified
Option Description
Default
Xmodem Zmodem
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