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The options command shows or sets the display options.

Format

options [set <string>]
or:
options [show]
or:
options [default]

Description

The options command sets the display options for subsequent display or run commands. Once set, the options remain in effect until altered, or until pdisplay is restarted. The following options are available:

a

Display raw data in ASCII8.

b

Display raw data in EBCDIC.

c

Display raw data in compressed ASCII (Non-display
as __).

h

Display raw data in HEX.

s/S

Display raw data as single line (s) or all (S).

e/E

Turn off/ON Event number and timestamp display.

l/L

Turn off/ON Lead change display.

r/R

Reverse the sense of DTE/DCE.

u/U

Turn off/ON Level 2 header decode.

v/V

Turn off/ON Level 2 raw display (s/S option gives raw mode).

w/W

Turn off/ON Level 3 header decode.

x/X

Turn off/ON Level 3 facilities decode.

y/Y

Turn off/ON Level 3 raw display (s/S option gives raw mode).

z/Z

Turn off/ON Level 4 raw display (s/S option gives raw mode).

To change the option setting use the set parameter followed by one or more of the letters in the table above; for example, the command below turns off the event and timestamp display, enables the Level 4 raw data display, and turns on the Modem control lead change display.

Display> options set eZL

To show the current option setting, use just the options command by itself or use the show parameter. Note that the options display includes a summary of the letters required to modify the setting beside each of the state indications. For example, in the line “Level 2 header decode: Yes u/U,” the letters u/U are used to turn OFF or ON the Level 2 header decoding.

Example

To set the display options back to their original state use the default parameter:

Display> options default
Default display options set
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