Syntax:
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PROTOCOL
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[ protocol ] [ /options ]
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Arguments:
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[ protocol ]
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A variable or string defining the desired file transfer protocol for the next file send or receive operation; valid protocols are:
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ASCII
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Kermit
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Xmodem
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Xmodem1K
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Ymodem
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Zmodem
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Options:
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/compress=off
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Turn off compression when using Kermit protocol
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/compress=on
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Turns on compression when using Kermit protocol
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/no_acks
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Do not send positive acknowledgements when receiving files when using the Xmodem1K or Ymodem protocols (called the G option)
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/overwrite=xx
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File over-write control on remote system for files sent by FileLink using the Zmodem protocol; replace xx with one of the following:
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Always | always over-write existing file |
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Append | append to existing file |
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Diff | over-write if file sizes/dates are different |
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New | over-write only if newer |
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None | use remote system’s default |
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Newlong | over-write only if newer or longer |
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Protect | over-write only if file does not exist |
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/recovery=on
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Enable crash recovery when using the Zmodem protocol
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/recovery=off
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Turns off recovery when using the Zmodem protocol
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/rxsize=xxx
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Specify the default receive (Rx) buffer size used by FileLink for the selected COM port. The default value is 8192. The allowable range for this is 4096 to 32,767 bytes
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/txsize=xxx
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Specify the default transmit (Tx) buffer size used by FileLink for the selected COM port. The default value is 8192. The allowable range for this is 4096 to 32,767 bytes
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/use_checksum
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Use additive checksum block check algorithm when using Xmodem or Xmodem1K protocol
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/width=7
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Use 7-bit data characters when using Kermit protocol
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/window=on
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Turns on window mode when using the Zmodem protocol
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/window=off
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Turn off sliding window mode when using the Zmodem protocol
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/windowsize=xxx
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Specify the sliding window size used by FileLink for the Zmodem protocol. The default value is 4096. The allowable range for this is 512 to 16,383 bytes. In general this window size should not be changed as this may prove to be unacceptable by the remote system; the Zmodem buffer size may not exceed either the Tx or Rx buffer sizes; (in previous versions this option was named either /buffersize or /zrxsize)
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