Matrix Orbital GLK19264A-7T-1U-YG, Technical Manual

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44 Command Summary
14.8 File
Move
Dec
Hex
ASCII 254 180
FE B4
■ ┤
Old Type Old ID New Type New ID
Old Type Old ID New Type New ID
Old Type Old ID New Type New ID v8.0
Used to move a single file and/or alter the type of an existing file. Old ID location must be valid and new ID empty.
Old Type Byte Original file type, value between 0 and 1023, see File Types .
Old ID Short Original unique file identification number, value between 0 and 1023.
New Type Byte New file type, see File Types .
New ID Short New unique file identification number.
Table 38: File Types
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0 1 2 3 4
*Note: ID was changed from a Byte length at firmware revision 8.1
14.9 XModem
Filesystem
Upload
Dec
Hex
ASCII 254 219 133 6 48
FE DB 85 6 30
■ █
à
ACK
0
Size Data
Size Data
Size Data v8.1
Upload a filesystem image to the display using the XModem protocol. The size used is almost always the entire
memory. Filesystem data is uploaded LSB to MSB using the XModem Transfer Protocol.
Size Integer Size of the filesystem to upload.
Data Byte(s) Filesystem data to upload, must be padded to an even multiple of 256 bytes.
14.10 XModem
Filesystem
Download
Dec
Hex
ASCII 254 222 133 6 48
FE DE 85 6 30
■ ▐
à
ACK
0
v8.3
Downloads the complete filesystem using the XModem Transfer Protocol. A veritable heap of data, transmitted at
a decent pace.
Response Integer Size of the filesystem to download.
Byte(s) Filesystem data to download, an even multiple of 256 bytes.
14.11 XModem
File Upload
Dec
Hex
ASCII 254 220 133 6 48
FE DC 85 6 30
■ ▄
à
ACK
0
File ID Type Size Data
File ID Type Size Data
File ID Type Size Data v8.3
Uploads a single file to the display using the XModem Transfer Protocol. Unlike the standard protocol, there is one
XModem upload command for all file types, see File Types for a complete list.
File ID Short Unique identification number for the file to upload, value between 0 and 1023.
Type Byte Type of file to upload, see File Types .
Size Integer Size of the file to upload.
Data Byte(s) File data to upload, must be padded to an even multiple of 128 bytes.