Command Arguments; Command Options - AMX NMX-MM-1000 Instruction Manual

You can immediately switch to a new specified scope by including the scope namespace as an argument to the scope
command.
> scope enzo [ENTER]
FIG. 74 Scope command with namespace
You can return to the default system scope by using the "–reset" (or "-r") command option.
> scope --reset [ENTER]
FIG. 75
Reset scope

Command Arguments

AMX Shell commands support command arguments. Command arguments typically include informational data that is
required for the command to fulfill its intended goals.
The following command is an example of using a command argument to send a text message to the toast command. The
toast command is displayed on the output connected to the Enzo.
Note: If a command argument datum includes a space character, then you must wrap the command argument string with
double quotes.
> toast "This is a test of the emergency broadcast system" [ENTER]

Command Options

AMX Shell supports command options. Command options always start with a hyphen ("-") character. Command options
are used to provide additional (and often optional) content or instructions to the command execution.
Note: Long option names start with two hyphen characters. Example: "--system"
Abbreviated (short) option names start with a single hyphen character. Example: "-s"
The following command is an example of using command options to apply specific settings values to the NetLinx
command.
> netlinx --system 0 --device 10005 --mode URL
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