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Chapter 6 Command Examples

6.1.2  usage

Syntax: 

usage

This command displays command usage information (such as command navigation using the 
keyboard). 

Figure 18   

usage Command Example 

CM> usage

Instance:  Console Thread (0x80fdc670)

The V2 console works very much like a DOS or Unix command line interface.  It
allows you to enter commands to the system, controlling various objects.  
The
console supports the following features:

Subdirectories - The commands are grouped into DOS-like subdirectories, 
where each subdir is associated with a subsystem in the application. Use the    
'cd' command to change the current dir.  There are a group of commands that    
are always available regardless of what subdir you are in.  Use the 'help'    
command to see the commands that are available for the subdir.

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For ANSI or VT100 type terminal emulators (CRT, HyperTerm, etc.), you may 
need
to configure the keyboard mapping in order for some of the special keys to be
handled properly:
  Esc:  0x1b                      Del:  0x7f                Backspace:  0x08
  Up Arrow:        0x1b 5b 41 'Esc[A'    Down Arrow:      0x1b 5b 42 'Esc[B'
  Right Arrow:     0x1b 5b 43 'Esc[C'    Left Arrow:      0x1b 5b 44 'Esc[D'
  Home:            0x1b 5b 45 'Esc[E'    End:             0x1b 5b 46 'Esc[F'
  Ctl-Left Arrow:  0x1b 5b 47 'Esc[G'    Ctl-Right Arrow: 0x1b 5b 48 'Esc[H'

CM>

6.1.3  version 

Syntax:

version

This command displays the firmware version and the date released. The following figure 
shows an example.