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14 Using NodeUtil

See the device menu Transceiver Parameters command,

T – Transceiver

Parameters

on page 21, for more information.

V – Control Verbose Modes

Use this command to enable or disable two verbose modes: for network interface

messages and for network traffic. These modes are useful for debugging network

problems. By default, network interface message verbose mode is off, and

network traffic verbose mode is on.

If you enable verbose mode for network interface messages, NodeUtil displays the

contents of all application buffers going to and coming from the NodeUtil network

interface.

If you enable verbose mode for network traffic, any incoming message addressed

to the application processor on the network interface is displayed.

W – Wink a Device

Use this command to send a wink message to a device or all devices. If the device

has been programmed to respond to this message, it activates the wink task. You

are prompted to enter a device ID for this command; if you accept the default (all

devices), the wink message is sent as a broadcast to all devices configured in the

current domain.

Z – Shell Out to Command Prompt

Use this command to open a Windows command prompt without losing the device

list. Type exit at the command prompt to return to the NodeUtil Node Utility.

< – Redirect Input from a File

Use this command to run a command script. A command script is a text file that

contains NodeUtil commands. A script file can use have any file extension, but a

common extension is “.scr”.

Commands that do not require a carriage return must be on their own line.

Input that requires a carriage return must be on its own line. Network variable

data is displayed (and entered) in hexadecimal.

You can run a script repeatedly, as needed.

See

Using a Script File with NodeUtil

on page 25 for more information.

> – Redirect Output to a File

Use this command to redirect all NodeUtil output to a file. You are prompted to

specify the file name. The default file name extension is .log. If the file already

exists, you are asked if you want to (O)verwrite the file from the beginning, or

(A)ppend output to the end of the file.

To stop redirection, enter a null file name.

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