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Entering Commands

The following are descriptions of where commands are entered:

RESet

Keywords appear in mixed case. The minimum required portion of each keyword appears in uppercase.

Find string

Variables appear in lowercase. You substitute an appropriate value for each variable.

Up [number-of-lines]

Brackets indicate optional clauses or commands.

     ┌       ┐
CAPS │< ON  >│
     └\ OFF /┘

Braces enclose two or more options. Select an option.

     ┌        ┐
CAPS │< ON◄  >│
     └\ OFF  /┘

A left arrow indicates the default value.

Order of Commands

You must enter a B (before) or an A (after) line command in conjunction with the STOP and REMOVE CA ADS Alive commands to specify and de-specify animation stop locations.

Entering Blanks In Commands

Blanks (character spaces) are ignored in line command sequences, so you can enter blanks between a command and a value without affecting processing.

You must enter at least one blank (character space) between a primary command and a primary command value. You cannot embed blanks in a keyword.

Command Stacking

You can enter multiple primary and line commands. Primary commands must be separated by a semicolon (;).