# serrex command file
#
# There are a few keywords which change the behaviour of the program 
# They have a second argument which controls the behaviour
# You should be able to call them multiple times within the command
# file to change behaviour on the way
# Keywords:
# 	Debug
# 	AddAddresses
#	OverWrite
#
# The commands sent to the Rex 6000 are distinguished by a number
# Some commands have further arguments
# Possible commands are:
#
# 	1                     start session
#
# 	2                     get firmware version
#
# 	3                     get Rex 6000 time
#
# 	4                     set Rex 6000 time to computer time
#
# 	5                     defragment Rex 6000 memory
#
# 	6                     end session
#
# 	7                     read Rex 6000 ID and misc things
#
# 	8 pp1 pp2	      read logical page(s) pp1 (to pp2) (pp1 and pp2 are
#			      interpreted as integers, first page is 0, use
#			      pp1=pp2 for a single page)
#
# 	8 pp1 pp2 filename    same as before but writes read data (plus addresses)
#			      into file 'filename'
#
# 	9 pp1 pp2	      read physical page(s) pp1 (to pp2) (pp1 and pp2 are
#			      interpreted as integers, first page is 0, use
#			      pp1=pp2 for a single page)
#
# 	9 pp1 pp2 filename    same as before but writes read data (plus addresses)
#			      into file 'filename'
#
# 10 and 11 not yet working !!!!! 
# 	10 PPPP OOOO n ascii-value     
#			write into userspace n consecutive characters with
#			the value 'ascii-value' (integer from 0 to 255) 
#			onto page PPPP at offset OOOO
#			maximum of the integer n is 509 (or so)
# 	10 PPP1 PPP2 OOO1 OOO2 LLLL      
#			write userspace starting at page PPP1 at offset OOO1
#			to page PPP2 at offset OOO2 in chunks of LLLL bytes
# 	11 PPPP OOOO LLLL     write firmware LLLL bytes on page PPPP at offset OOOO
# 	11 PPP1 PPP2 OOO1 OOO2 LLLL      
#			write firmware starting at page PPP1 at offset OOO1
#			to page PPP2 at offset OOO2 in chunks of LLLL bytes
#
# 	12 PPPP               erase firmware block (8 following pages, i.e. 64k)

# set debug level (0 to 2)
# 0 very little output 
# 1 + main routines and responses
# 2 + system routines
# 3 + secondary routines
Debug 1

# Write memory addresses into log files (1) or not (0)
# Default is 0
AddAddresses 1

# Delete and write anew (1) or append to existing files 0
# Default is 0
OverWrite 1

# first command has to be (this opens a Rex communication session)
1

# here variable commands are allowed
8 254 255 full_logical.log
#9 0 3 part_physical.log

# last command has to be (this closes the session)
6