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There are various options to control how µPad behaves. Most of them have a long form and a short form. Long options start with a double hyphen ‘--’ and short options start with a single hyphen ‘-’. Some options take arguments. For the long form, the option should be be separated from its argument with an equals sign ‘=’ whereas the short form should be separated with a space.
Which to use is merely a matter of preference. For example, the command ‘upad -p /dev/ttyS1 -e’ and the command ‘upad --port=/dev/ttyS1 --erase-only’ are identical.
The full list of available options are:
• ‘--version’ or ‘-v’: | ||
• ‘--port’ or ‘-p’: | ||
• ‘--erase-only’ or ‘-e’: | ||
• ‘--no-reset’ or ‘-n’: | ||
• ‘--script’ or ‘-T’: | ||
• ‘--binary’ or ‘-b’: | ||
• ‘--bounce’: | ||
• ‘--no-bounce’: |