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4.2
Command Line Arguments
The Message Center can be controlled via command line arguments. This feature
allows the Message Center to be accessed from a batch file or another program.
Message Center
Command Line Arguments
Command
Description
iPort, iPort/AI, iPort/AFM, Variable, iPort/USB,
iPort/LAN, i2cStick, iPortDLL/USB
Specify I
2
C adapter type.*
COM1...COM99
Specify RS-232 communication port.
BAUD19200, BAUD57600, BAUD115200
Set RS-232 Baud Rate.*
CLOCK12.5K, CLOCK23K, CLOCK86K,
CLOCK100K, CLOCK400K, VCLOCK
Set I
2
C Bus Clock Rate.*
Monitor/INT
Enable /INT Signal Monitor.*
StopOnBusy
Stop sending on I
2
C adapter busy.
StopOnArbLoss
Stop sending on I
2
C Bus Arbitration Loss.
StopOnNak
Stop on Slave Negative Acknowledgment.
BeepOnBusy
Beep on I
2
C adapter busy.
BeepOnArbLoss
Beep on I
2
C Bus arbitration loss.
BeepOnNak
Beep on Slave Negative Acknowledgment.
BeepOn/INT
Beep on /INT signal assert (low).*
AutoLoad
Load I
2
C message list file.
AutoSave
Save I
2
C message list file.
AutoOpen
Open link to I
2
C adapter.
AutoSend
Send I
2
C message list.
AutoExit
Exit after sending message list.
* Adapter specific commands. See command details below.
Command Line Syntax: imsgctr.exe AdapterType argument-list
Example: imsgctr.exe iPort/AFM adctest01.iml AutoOpen AutoSend AutoExit
