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- ? ASDU
- ?AT
- ?AX
- ?BADFILE
- ?BREAKPOINT
- ?C
- ?CHAR
- ?%(COMMENT)
- ?CONNECT
- ?COUNTS
- ?CS
- ?CU
- ?DBI
- ?DENY
- ?DS
- ?DUMP
- ECHO Function
- ?EDIT
- ?END
- ?ENTER
- ?EOL
- ?FA
- ?FI
- ?FR
- ?GO
- ?HI
- ?HN
- ?ID
- ?JA
- ?LI
- ?LIBS
- ?MCS
- ?MM
- ?MSG
- ?MXA
- ?NF
- ?NORESTART
- ?NOTOK
- ?NUMBERED
- ?OF
- ?OK
- ?OT
- ?PURGE
- ?REPEAT
- ?REPORT
- ?RESTART
- ?RESUME
- ?RETRIEVE
- ?RM
- ?RO
- ?S
- ?SC
- ?SCHEDULE
- ?SF
- ?SHOW
- ?SI
- ?SL
- ?SO or ?RO
- ?SQ
- ?SS
- ?ST
- ?STARTTIME
- ?STATUS
- ?STUP
- ?TAKE
- ?TASKS
- ?TD
- ?TI
- ?TIME
- ?TO
- ?UNNUMBERED
- ?W
- ?WAIT
- ?WHERE
- ?WHY and ?Y
- ?WM
- ?WRU
- ?Y
- ?Z
The CANDE control commands are described and illustrated in this section.
The control commands
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Provide the ability to control and interrogate the operating environment.
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Must be preceded by the station control character (represented as a question mark (?) in this manual).
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Cannot be queued and are performed or rejected immediately.
Also, some control commands may be processed in parallel with non-control commands.
The session convention is passed to the MCP when a system command is entered. Responses to the system command use the convention to format dates and times.
