Casio Cassiopeia PA-2400 - Manual (Page 20)

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3.5 Rules of Describing Arguments
Separate each parameter by inserting a space after each piece.
Only one /Y command can be described immediately after "FLCE" (it can also be eliminated).
A maximum of twenty operation commands can be described after the necessary parameters.
Correct start-up example 1:
FLCE^/Y={COM1, 115200,}^/SO^"
datadata.dat"^"datadata2.dat"^"c:data"
^/D^"c:
casio0623.dat"
^ : Space code
Correct start-up example 2 (with the /Y command being eliminated) :
FLCE /SO "
datadata.dat" "datadata2.dat" "c:data" /D "c:casio
0623.dat"
Incorrect start-up example 2 (with the /Y command not immediately after FLCE):
FLCE /SO "
datadata.dat" "datadata2.dat" "c:data" /Y={COM1, 115200, } /D
"c:
casio0623.dat"
For commands and options both uppercase and lowercase characters can be used.
The order in which options are specified does not matter.
Example of specification for command and option:
/soR
/SOR
An option must be specified so it immediately follows a command without inserting a space.
Multiple options must be specified without separating them by a space.
Example specification for command and option:
Correct : /RRO
Incorrect : /R RO
Incorrect : /RR O