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		<h3>Command Line Options</h3>
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		<p>Following is a list of recognized command line options. Note that, in the case of multiple options, the preferred order is <tt>-r, -c, -m, -g, -d, -k, -a</tt> and <tt>-f</tt>. The following options are valid at any time.</p>
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			<dt><tt>-d</tt>
			<dd>Enable debug trace as in the <tt>trace</tt> keyboard command.
			<dt><tt>-f</tt> <i>filename</i>
			<dd>Read commands from the file <i>filename</i>.
			<dt><tt>-k</tt>
			<dd>Begin program operation in keypad mode.
			<dt><tt>-r</tt> <i>name</i>
			<dd>Select the radio with identifier <i>name</i>. See above for a list of radio names and modes currently supported.
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		<p>The following options are valid only after a radio has been selected</p>
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			<dt><tt>-c</tt> <i>channel</i>
			<dd>Select the memory channel <i>channel</i> and set the radio frequency, mode and offset to its contents.
			<dt><tt>-d</tt>
			<dd>Display the current radio frequency and mode. This is designed for use in shell scripts to confirm or log the results.
			<dt><tt>-g</tt> <i>frequency</i>
			<dd>Set the radio frequency to <i>frequency</i> in MHz if less than 1000 and in kHz otherwise.
			<dt><tt>-m</tt> <i>mode</i>
			<dd>Set the radio mode to <i>mode</i>. See above for a list of mode names valid for various radios. The mode names are specific to each radio type; not all radios support the same modes.
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