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BAT54-Rail/F..
Release
7.54
06/08
5.3
Scripting
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V Select the menu item Transfer
 Capture Text and select the desired
storage location and file name for the script.
V At the command prompt, execute the command
readscript
. Observe the
optional command extensions (’Scripting commands’ → page 190).
V As soon as you have called up all of the required sections of the configu-
ration, stop the recording with the menu item Transfer
 Capture Text 
Stop.
The configuration commands are now available as a script file and can be al-
tered as required.
U Download script from device
Installations with multiple BAT devices often profit from the automatic execu-
tion of certain configuration tasks. The scripting function in BAT enables en-
tire sets of commands for device configuration to be stored in a single file—
a script—for transfer to one or more devices in one step.
Please observe the following hints when using a terminal program over the
serial interface:
V The models BAT54-F and BAT54-F X2 feature a reduced serial inter-
face (Rx, TX, ground only), hence the hardware handshake has to be
deactivated.
V The BAT54-Rail featurees a fully-fledged serial interface which sup-
ports the hardware handshake of the terminal program.
Caution: If the hardware handshake is not well configured, some char-
acters may get lost while transmitting script or configuration files result-
ing in a damaged device configuration.
In contrast, the firmware upload will work even with wrong configured
hardware handshake, because the X-Modem protocol ensures a se-
cure data transmission.
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