3780 COMMAND COMPARISON CTI's (FastSync® 3780) vs. UDS' (BSC3780) UDS is a former Division of Motorola |
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General Summary Information
| CTI | UDS | |
| Name of Product: | FastSync3780 | BSC3780 |
| Name of Program: | fastsync.exe | bsc3780.exe |
| Number of Commands: | 56 | 21 |
| Number of Modifiers: | 7 | 5 |
| Number of Arguments: | 9 | 0 |
| Total: | 72 | 26 |
Use of the Computer's Function Keys (DOS - not Windows)
| CTI | UDS |
| F1 Help F2 Send a file F3 Receive a file F4 Send a binary file F5 Clear the screen F6 Begin a job file F7 DOS program F8 Rename a file F9 Stop program F10 Exit program |
No function key commands |
CTI Commands (click here for detailed information on these commands)
| CTI Commands: | .async | .beep | .bids | .bisync | .blocksize | |
| .call | .card_type | .cd_check | .cfg | .close | .cls | .cmd |
| .cmpres | .connect | .console | .crlf | .delay | .dos | .dtr |
| .echo | .emulator | .escape | .erase | .error | .etb | .etx |
| .exit | .get | .goodby | .goto | .if | .iferror | .irs |
| .kickoff | .message | .modem | .mult_rec | .open | .prompt | .ptrdev |
| .punch | .pundev | .quite | .r_timeouts | .rcve | .read | .recsize |
| .remote. | .rename | .retrans | .sceen | .send | .sendb | .send |
| .eot | .sendeot | .set | .shell | .signon | .speaker | .special |
| .stop | .t_timeouts | .termID | .terminal | .trace | .unlock | .wait |
| .write | .xlat | |||||
UDS Commands
| UDS Commands: | dial [autodial] | ds [disconnect] | s/b [send binary] | s [send] | w [wait] | |
| q [quit] | ex [exit] | dp [data print] | s"" [send keyboard message] | tr [trace] | dp,con [data print to screen] | rs [restart a session] |
| if [test condition] | c [answer] | st [statistics log] | ? [help] | xb [execute branch] | fq [forced quit] | er [erase] |
| kl [kill program] | ld [list directory] | |||||
CTI Optional Modifiers
These modifiers are special "symbols" or "words" which either modify or enhance the functionality of the Send, Message and/or Receive commands.
| append Will append all received data to the end of the named file | cons Causes the contents of a file being received to be shown on the screen. The file is also being sent to the disk at the same time | echo Receives data to the screen at the same time the data is being written to the file | error nnn Allows the user to target an error routine to be executed if the command fails |
| nodev When the "nodev" follows a receive command, the program does not examine the first record of an incoming file for device selection characters | noeot Directs the program so that files being sent are not sent with an EOT at the end of the file. Normally, the program will send an EOT after sending a file | noetx Directs the program to suppress both the EOT and ETX on files being sent. Normally, the end of a transmitted file is marked with an ETX character followed by an EOT | noirs Directs the program to omit Record Separators on files being sent |
| overwrite Overwrites the existing file with the incoming file | retries n Ignores any EOT which follows the line bid up to n times |
UDS Optional Modifiers
These modifiers are special "symbols" which either modify or enhance the functionality of the Send, Message and/or Receive commands.
| /x Causes the program to separate files with EXT character instead of he default ETB character so that more than one file can be sent | x Allows up to 3 files to be sent to the remote as one logical file | /t Sends the filein transparent mode | /b Sends the file in binary mode |
| /p Selects the remote computer's punch |
CTI Command Line Arguments
| .card Allows the user to specify a hardware configuration file other than the hardware specified in the default SCC.CFG. | .cfg Specifies a particular system configuration other than the default configuration. | .cmd Advises the program to run a specific command(s) from within a specified command file. | .debug Causes the program to display mnemonics for the routines being used by the program. | .irq Instructs the program to use the specified IRQ even if it appears as if being used by some other software package. |
| .modem Will cause the program to send a string of bytes to the modem. | .port specifies a Com port to use with SynCable. | .punch Allows user to receive punch files as punch files. | .quiet Advises the program to suppress data that would normally go to the screen. | .rate Sets the baud rate for the COM port. |
| .rcvefile Used to specify a receive file name. report Advises the program to create a specific report file of the session and whether to append it to an existing report or overwrite it. | .screen Used with the .quiet command line argument to allow certain messages to appear on the screen. | .speaker Controls the speaker on the older Motorola (UDS) 4824, 201/212, and V.32 internal Sync-Up modems which include a speaker. | .trace Advises the program to create a trace file for the session. | .unlock Allows remote commands to be executed. |
| .xlat Advises the program to change to a different translation table. |
UDS Command Line Arguments- none