Cd (chdir), Copy, Ctty – Hand Held Products Dolphin 7200 User Manual

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Dolphin® 7200 User’s Guide

Syntax: Call [d:] [pathname] [parameter1] [parameter2] […]

CD (CHDIR)

The CD command displays the current directory of the specified drive, or can change the current directory of the specified drive.
If no drive is specified, then the default drive is used.

Syntax: CD [drive:][pathname]

CLS

The CLS command clears the terminal's screen and resets the cursor position to the upper-left hand corner of the screen. The
next prompt is issued on the top line of the screen.

Syntax: CLS

COPY

The COPY command copies one or more files to a new destination. If the destination path names a file, then all of the source
files are written to the target file, concatenated together.

Syntax: COPY [drive:]pathname [drive:]pathname

CTTY

The CTTY command changes the default console device.

Syntax: CTTY device

Note: This command is not supported the Dolphin terminal.

DATE

The DATE command displays the current date (month, day, date, and year) on the screen. If a user specifies a new date on the
command line, then DATE will change the date to the one specified. This command updates the battery-maintained clock so that
the new date will be remembered across power-downs.

Syntax: DATE [mon-dd-yyyy]

DEL (ERASE or ERA)

The DEL command deletes one or more files from a file system on a specific drive. If the specified path is a directory, all files in
that directory will be deleted. If the path contains wildcards, then all files that match the wildcard specification will be deleted.

Syntax: DEL [drive:]pathname

DELAY

The DELAY command delays a batch file for a specified amount of time.

Syntax: DELAY seconds

DIR

The DIR command displays the files and sub-directories in a directory on the specified drive. If the drive is not specified, then the
default drive is assumed. DIR uses the path operand to determine which files to list. If the path is not specified, then the current
directory is assumed. If the specified path is a directory name, then all files in that directory are listed. If the specified path is a
wildcard filename, then all files matching the path specification are listed.

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