Using Tools: 10 pcget

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Once you have pccom running on the target machine, you can invoke pcget on the development machine to yank a file from the target machine to the development machine.

Normally you would just type

pcget goemon.gif

to retrieve a file from the target machine's current directory or

pcget ..\clipart\jigen.gif

to retrieve it from another directory. To use different speed settings than the pccom tool would normally use (the pccom tool's settings are normally determined by the PTTY environment variable), you may pass /b, /c, and /I flags, as you did when invoking the pccom tool. The /b flag sets the baud rate (e.g. "/b:19400"); the /c: flag sets the com port (e.g. "/c:3"), and the /I flag sets the IRQ level (e.g. "/I:3"). Note that these flags may be indicated with "-" instead of "/").


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