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HyperTerminal Commands

This document lists HyperTerminal commands for an IRC5 including commands to show runtime channels, read diagnostic information, print logs, display I/O information, repeat last command, append to a command, list directories, change directories, display the current path, make directories, remove files and directories, copy files, remove read-only attributes, reboot, perform warm, cold, I, X starts and shutdown, get help on I/O and debugging, check current user identity, view system network information, and look up commands.

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HyperTerminal Commands

This document lists HyperTerminal commands for an IRC5 including commands to show runtime channels, read diagnostic information, print logs, display I/O information, repeat last command, append to a command, list directories, change directories, display the current path, make directories, remove files and directories, copy files, remove read-only attributes, reboot, perform warm, cold, I, X starts and shutdown, get help on I/O and debugging, check current user identity, view system network information, and look up commands.

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HyperTerminal Commands IRC5

Runchn_show
Runchn_read_all_di
Runchn_log_print
Eio_show (eio_show “DRV_2”)
<esc> + k > repeat last command
<shift> + a > Append mode- edit last command
ll > Listing Long
ls > Listing Short
cd > cd ".." or cd "bob"
pwd > pwd Displays current path
mkdir > mkdir "bob"
rm > rm "bob" -> rm "cm.cfg“ rename
xdelete > xdelete "bob" -> xdelete "cm.cfg"
cp > cp "mc.cfg","cm.cfg"
BootsupROreset -> BootsupROreset "cm.cfg“ Remove Read Only
Reboot > reboot

restart_ctrl 1 > Warm start


restart_ctrl 2 > Cold Start
restart_ctrl 3 > I-Start
restart_ctrl 4 > X-Start
restart_ctrl 5 > Shutdown
restart_ctrl 6 > B-Start

ioHelp
debugHelp
whoami
sysnet_show
lkup (Look Up) “whatever” ex. “help”,”show”, ect.

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