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Values that need to be entered as they are shown (or by using the
short-form indicated by the underlined character(s)) are shown in CAPS ,
as in “ON | OFF”. Parameter names for which a value needs to be
substituted are shown in lower case letters, as in “callsign,” which means
a particular callsign needs to be entered.
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Lists of parameter values are enclosed in curly brackets “{ }” for
grouping clarity and lists of optional parameter values are enclosed in
square brackets “[ ]”.
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If more than one choice is possible for the value of a given parameter
(i.e., flag), choices are separated by a vertical bar, as in “ ON | OFF” or
“OPTION1 | OPTION2 | OPTION3".
If a parameter can take a range of values (or in cases such as ABAUD, any of a
set of numerical values) the parameter is shown as a name in lower case (e.g.,
“n”) and the permissible range of values ( or the list of possible values) is given
in parentheses “( )” to the right side of the command, after the syntax has been
presented. For example, possible values of the parameter “n” are defined as
“(n = 1 - 255)”.
Unless otherwise noted, a forward slash “/” is used to separate parameters en-
tered for port 1 from parameters entered for port 2. For example, parameter val-
ues entered for a multi-port command that lets you control port 1 and port 2 at the
same time could be ”ON/OFF" (set port 1 to ON and set port 2 to OFF). To
change one port but not the other, use the slash after the port (e.g., OFF/ to set
port 1 to OFF without changing port 2) or before the slash (e.g., /OFF, to set port
2 to OFF without changing port 1). To change both ports to the same parameter
value, omit the slash and enter the new value (e.g. OFF sets both ports to OFF).
Multi-port commands are identified in the following command list by the pres-
ence of the term “Multi-Port” at the right side of the command line.
The Line Below the Command Definition
If commands have parameters with default values, the default values are shown
on the line below the command definition. For multi-port commands, default pa-
rameter values for each port are shown, with port 1 value listed first, followed by
a slash “/” and then port 2 value.
Introduction Command Reference
KPC-9612 Plus v 8.2 201 User’s Guide