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N0100> DEF @ 4
VALID COMMANDS ARE: DELETE, EDIT, INSERT, E(X)IT
Command File #4
1 DSP ST DL 11
2 @ 4
CMD? X
Figure 4-4. Typical Programming to Repeat Command File
Delay Time (*) Command
The Delay Time (*) command is used to enter a time delay within a command file. After a *
command is executed, the system waits the amount of time specified by the * command before
executing the next command in the file.
Command:
*tt:tt:tt
where: tt:tt:tt = time in hours:minutes:seconds (24-hour clock)
For example, Figure 4-5 shows a command file that displays intermachine link status for the
Interlink Module in slot 11 every 15 seconds.
NOTE:
The Delay Time command is a special supervisory port command
that can only be entered as an instruction within a command file.
N0100> DEF @ 4
VALID COMMANDS ARE: DELETE, EDIT, INSERT, E(X)IT
Command File #4
1 DSP ST DL 11
2 *00:00:15
3 @ 4
CMD? X
Figure 4-5. Typical Use of Delay Time Command
Terminal Control and Banner (&) Command
The & command is used to enter terminal screen control characters and text into a line of a
command file. Typically, the control characters are used to clear the screen and position text that
is used as a banner while a command file is being executed.
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