# Using a Command File

TYPE | SWITCH | OPTIONAL | ARGUMENTS
Setup | -cmdfile | Yes | <command_file_pathname>

The -cmdfile switch is used to specify a command file pathname.

The pathname must be surrounded by double-quotes; pathnames including white spaces are accepted.

Example of use :

> batchisp -cmdfile "C:\labo\dev\isp\my command file.txt"

A command file may contain any setup or operation directive, excepted the -cmdfile switch itself.

You may insert new line or tab characters in the command file to make it more readable.

Any line beginning with a "#" character is a comment line.

Example of command file contents :

-device T89C51CC01

-hardware IXXAT

-canbitrate 500

-operation

erase F

blankcheck

loadbuffer "H:\labo\dev\app\ISPsw\hexFiles\test.hex"

program

verify

# Set the R/W security level

# ===================

ssl2

-serialize 0x0000 0x0123456789abcdfe 1