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1. From the topic:
piping
ADVANCED User Commands
It is important to note that we are not passing data from one command to be
used as
keyboard input to the next. JANOS does not support the ability to
source
keyboard input from a file. For example using '< file' after a command.
2. From the topic:
jrmon
JRMON User Commands
When executed without OPTIONS the command displays the current state
of digital inputs and relay outputs including those assigned to external
4ROUT modules. A 'twirly' (a character sequence / - \ | emulating rotation)
spins to indicate active monitoring. Any
keyboard keystroke exits the
command.
3. From the topic:
VT100
Terminal Compatibility
Keystrokes are sent to the JNIOR for processing. If appropriate they are echoed
for display by the JNIOR. ASCII characters fall into the range 0 to 127 which
encompasses the standard character set with punctuation and a series of control
characters (values less than 32). There are a number of special keys on the
standard computer
keyboard that do not translate into individual ASCII codes.
Fortunately the JNIOR utilizes only a few special keys. With VT-100 emulation
these keys are automatically translated into an escape sequence. The custom
terminal emulator must enable these translations. The following are used by
the command line interface:
4. From the topic:
overview
Overview JNIOR
JNIOR is general purpose single board computing device designed to flexibly
interact with other devices, collect data, initiate complex actions, and to
support remote users and systems. Unlike the personal computer the JNIOR does
not utilize a screen,
keyboard or mouse. It has been developed to be
integrated/embedded into other systems. One uses, maintains and programs
the JNIOR through the network using a web browser or other application. The
product line offers a number of JNIOR models and accessories.
5. From the topic:
help
HELP/MAN User Commands
-P
This option pages the Help response 24 lines at a time. The user
can page through the information using any
keyboard keystroke. This
eliminates the need to scroll back for reading. A Ctrl-C disables
the paging for the balance of the text. (See note below)