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| apple@apples-MBP bin % nanokdp -h | |
| Serial device (1) : /dev/cu.Bluetooth-Incoming-Port | |
| Serial device (2) : /dev/cu.usbserial-DT03V19V | |
| Select a device by its number (^D to abort): q | |
| usage: nanokdp [-d device [-Z]] [-c config] [-f none|sw|hw] [-k usecs] [-K [-p port]] [-w usecs] [-y[<format>]] [-e] [-b] [-n] [-l] [-L filename] [-s] [-x dir] [-I][-P plugin] | |
| where options are: | |
| -d open a serial port of the given device | |
| (example: -d /dev/tty.USA19QW213P1.1) | |
| -c use this port configuration: baud,parity,data bits,stop bits | |
| (example: -c 9600,N,8,1) | |
| nanokdp's default port config is 115200,N,8,1 | |
| -f type of flow control, defaults to none | |
| (none = no flow control, sw = XON/XOFF, hw = RTS/CTS) | |
| -h Hippo I/O multiplexing, defaults to on | |
| -k specify number of microseconds to wait after sending each byte in kdp packets | |
| -K enable network proxy, defaults to on | |
| -p set KDP proxy UDP port, defaults to 41139 (must be between 41139-41178, inclusive) | |
| -o set a fixed hippo port mapping in the format device_port:host_port i.e. 31337:1234 | |
| --bind=<ip address> The IP address that the nanocom process will bind to and listen for connections | |
| -y enable per-line timestamp prefix (with sub-second resolution) | |
| (long option form with optional format argument is: --timestamp[=<format>]; | |
| note to get sub-second resultion with the non-default format requires the non-standard | |
| .sss specifier [up to 6 digits resolution] (example: --timestamp="%FT%T.ssssss" for ISO format) | |
| -w specify number of microseconds to wait after sending each character | |
| (Use a value of 20000 if trying to connect with Open Firmware) | |
| -e toggle local echo, defaults to off | |
| -b toggle backspace mapping, defaults to on | |
| when on, delete keys (0x7F) are converted to backspace (0x08) | |
| -n toggle newline mapping, defaults to off | |
| when on, newlines (0x0A) are converted to carriage returns (0x0D) | |
| -P Load a nanocom plugin Dylib | |
| -l toggle logging in nanocom.log, defaults to off | |
| -L use the named file as the log for nanocom | |
| (example: -L /tmp/serial.log) | |
| -N run non-interactively | |
| -s search and select serial devices in /dev | |
| -v display version number | |
| -x root path to store transferred files | |
| -z enable packet debug dumps | |
| -I disable carriage returns bytes from serial port | |
| -Z send break on a serial port and then quit | |
| The NANOCOM environment variable can be set to a string containing | |
| options that you would like applied automatically e.g. | |
| export NANOCOM="-e -b" | |
| would toggle local echo and backspace mapping. This can be used to | |
| override the defaults. | |
| Press 'Control ]' keys for configuration menu | |
| Report bugs to: nanocom | all |
Select a device by its number (^D to abort): c
usage: nanodebug [-d device [-Z]] [-c config] [-f none|sw|hw] [-k usecs] [-K [-p port]] [-w usecs] [-y[]] [-e] [-b] [-n] [-l] [-L filename] [-s] [-x dir] [-I][-P plugin]
where options are:
-d open a serial port of the given device
(example: -d /dev/tty.USA19QW213P1.1)
-c use this port configuration: baud,parity,data bits,stop bits
(example: -c 9600,N,8,1)
nanodebug's default port config is 115200,N,8,1
-f type of flow control, defaults to none
(none = no flow control, sw = XON/XOFF, hw = RTS/CTS)
-h Hippo I/O multiplexing, defaults to on
-k specify number of microseconds to wait after sending each byte in kdp packets
-K enable network proxy, defaults to on
-p set KDP proxy UDP port, defaults to 41139 (must be between 41139-41178, inclusive)
-o set a fixed hippo port mapping in the format device_port:host_port i.e. 31337:1234
--bind=<ip address> The IP address that the nanocom process will bind to and listen for connections
-y enable per-line timestamp prefix (with sub-second resolution)
(long option form with optional format argument is: --timestamp[=<format>];
note to get sub-second resultion with the non-default format requires the non-standard
.sss specifier [up to 6 digits resolution] (example: --timestamp="%FT%T.ssssss" for ISO format)
-w specify number of microseconds to wait after sending each character
(Use a value of 20000 if trying to connect with Open Firmware)
-e toggle local echo, defaults to off
-b toggle backspace mapping, defaults to on
when on, delete keys (0x7F) are converted to backspace (0x08)
-n toggle newline mapping, defaults to off
when on, newlines (0x0A) are converted to carriage returns (0x0D)
-P Load a nanocom plugin Dylib
-l toggle logging in nanocom.log, defaults to off
-L use the named file as the log for nanocom
(example: -L /tmp/serial.log)
-N run non-interactively
-s search and select serial devices in /dev
-v display version number
-x root path to store transferred files
-z enable packet debug dumps
-I disable carriage returns bytes from serial port
-Z send break on a serial port and then quit
The NANOCOM environment variable can be set to a string containing
options that you would like applied automatically e.g.
export NANOCOM="-e -b"
would toggle local echo and backspace mapping. This can be used to
override the defaults.
Press 'Control ]' keys for configuration menu
Report bugs to: nanocom | all
exitcode 2 - no device found
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usage: nanocom [-d device [-Z]] [-c config] [-f none|sw|hw] [-k usecs] [-K [-p port]] [-w usecs] [-y[]] [-e] [-b] [-n] [-l] [-L filename] [-s] [-x dir] [-I][-P plugin]
where options are: