The table below describes the Kernel commands.
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Command |
Description |
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Changes the cache timeout for each I/O Device. |
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Opens a child window that you can use to call Cicode functions. |
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Clears text from the Main or Cicode windows. |
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Enables the debugging of raw data transferTransfer of information from one location to another. The speed of data transfer is measured in bits per second (bps). between Citect SCADA and a driver. |
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Lists the driver control blocks (DCBs) on the I/O Server awaiting delivery to a driver. |
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Closes a Cicode or Shell window. |
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Displays a list of some of the commands available in the Kernel. |
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Displays the local |
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Kernel Alarm |
Deprecated from Version 7.0 |
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Kernel Trend |
Deprecated from Version 7.0 |
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Kernel Report |
Deprecated from Version 7.0 |
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Kernel IOServer |
Deprecated from Version 7.0 |
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Kernel Client |
Deprecated from Version 7.0 |
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Enables or disables the logging of I/O Device reads and writes. |
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NetBIOS |
Obsolete in 2018. |
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Displays general statistics information. |
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Displays information about each driver in the Citect SCADA system. |
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Displays the memory debug heap. |
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Page Netstat |
Obsolete from Version 7.0 |
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Displays information about Citect SCADA's internal data structures. |
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Displays information about Citect SCADA's Runtime Databases. |
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Displays information about each I/O Device in the Citect SCADA system. |
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Pause debug output. |
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Probe |
Obsolete from Version 7.0 |
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In the Kernel window, type "profile 1" to enable the Cicode Profiler, or "profile 0" to disable it. |
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Opens a new command (shell) window. |
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Resets system statistics. |
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Displays the |
Published June 2018