srmdump(1)

1SRMCMD(1)                     Version 0.1.1~git1                     SRMCMD(1)
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NAME

6       srmdump - download your SRM PowerControl data
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SYNOPSIS

10       srmdump [options] path
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DESCRIPTION

14       srmdump  implements  the  serial protocols for SRM's PowerControl V, VI
15       and 7.  It allows you to download data from  the  PC  attached  to  the
16       serial  device  at path.  This is mostly an example application showing
17       the API use of srmio.
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OPTIONS

21       Options available for the srmdump command:
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23       -a, --all
24              Try to download data "deleted" on the PCV.  (PCVI and PC7  don't
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28              Use specified baudrate, only. By default all supported baudrates
29              are probed. PCV factory setting  is  9600  baud.  PCVI  and  PV7
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33              use ftdi serial driver and open device by the given description.
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35       -h, --help
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39              Type of PowerControl protocol to use. Supported are PowerControl
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EXAMPLES

47        srmdump /dev/ttyUSB0         # linux
48        srmdump -p 7 /dev/ttyUSB0    # linux, PowerControl 7
49        srmdump /dev/ttyS1      # cygwin, com1
50        srmdump /dev/cu.usbserial*   # Mac OS X, prolific driver (good luck)
51        srmdump /dev/cu.PL2303-*     # Mac OS X with http://osx-pl2303.source‐
52       forge.net/
53        srmdump -p 7 -f "POWERCONTROL 7" # ftdi, PowerControl 7
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BUGS

62       Yes. For sure. Just keep in mind, that protocol and  file  formats  are
63       reverse engineered...
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AUTHORS

67       Rainer Clasen
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71SRM access tool                   9 Mar 2011                         SRMCMD(1)