Overview
Command instructions sent to a terminal connection automatically include a set of line terminating characters/bytes appended to the end of the data string.
By default, Indigo includes both a carriage return (0x0D) and line feed (0x0A); however, if your device/host requires a different set of command terminating characters/bytes, you can provide a set of custom terminating characters.
 | Note The command terminating characters/bytes do not apply to advanced send commands or keyboard redirected input using the Terminal Emulation view mode. |
Session Properties
The command terminating character sequence can be enabled/disabled or customized with a user specified character sequence from the Session Properties editor on the Advanced settings tab.
| Command Terminating Character Options | Description |
|---|---|
| <CR> and <LF> (0x0D,-0x0A) | This option will always send a carriage return and line feed appended to each command instruction submitted to the connected device/host in a terminal session. |
| Carriage Return (0x0D) | This option will always send a carriage return appended to each command instruction submitted to the connected device/host in a terminal session. |
| Line Feed (0x0A) | This option will always send a line feed appended to each command instruction submitted to the connected device/host in a terminal session. |
| Custom Character Sequence | This option will allow the user to specify a custom character sequence that will be appended to each command instruction submitted to the connected device/host in a terminal session. |
 | Tip The character sequence can be expressed using the advanced send command syntax. |
| Character | Byte in Decimal | Byte in Hex |
|---|---|---|
Carriage Return <CR> | 13 | 0x0D |
Line Feed <LF> | 10 | 0x0A |
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