XMODEM [-dnp:t:] | send1k | recv | recvcrc<}>cmdline<}>

Startup an xmodem file transfer through a script in one of 4 modes:

<·><·>send: transfer 128-byte packets using the validation method (checksum or CRC) set by the receiver.

<·>send1k: transfer 1024-byte packets using the validation method set by the receiver.

<·>recv: receive packets and validate using checksum.

<·>recvcrc: receive packets and validate using CRC.

Similar to the SEND command, the XMODEM command interacts with the target; hence, it is throttled by the target's prompt. As a result, the -n, -p & -t options in XMODEM serve the same purpose as they do in the SEND command.

Options:

-denable delay-between-character mode during transfer (refer to XMODEM dialog box).

-ndon't wait for prompt

-p <}>override default PROMPT

-t <}>specify some number of seconds after which

SEND will giveup waiting for a prompt (see Note3 below)