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All commands take the following form:

COMMAND_NAME <value1> <value2>...

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 followed by ENTER.

Parameter values are shown in angle brackets < > and optional 
parameters are contained in square brackets [ ]. In the above example, 
value1, value2 (etc.) are required parameters specific to the stated 
command. 

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Example: Set DGy 201x’s baud rate to 115,200 bps:

BAUDRATE 115200

The majority of commands have both long and short forms: 

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The long form version is an easily understood word (or the 
concatenation of two or more words).

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The short form version is an abbreviation of the command 
name. 

In the example above, the command 

BAUDrate

 could be entered in four 

ways:

BAUDRATE

baudrate

BAUD

baud

To execute commands, each command line must be followed by 

a carriage return (pressing ENTER). 

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Commands: Help 

There are two ways to use the DGy 201x’s help feature:

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Type 

HELP

 to list all DGy 201x commands.

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Type 

HELP

 followed by the command to get command-specific 

help. 

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Example: Type 

H PLAY

 to get help on the Play 

command.

With the exception of some interactive functions, 
commands are not case sensitive. In the Command 
Index and command descriptions, upper case 
characters in the long form version indicate the letters 
required for the command short form.