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XMODEM

XMODEM SEND file$

XMODEM RECEIVE file$

Transfers a file to or from a remote computer using the XModem protocol. The transfer is done over the USB connection or, if a serial port is opened as console, over that serial port. ‘file$’ is the file (on the SD card or internal flash) to be sent or received. The XModem protocol requires a cooperating software program running on the remote computer and connected to its serial port.

The transfer can take up to 15 seconds to start and if the XMODEM command fails to establish communications it will return to the MMBasic prompt after 60 seconds.

See also:
CHDIR
COPY
CWD$
DIR$
DRIVE
FILES
KILL
MKDIR
MM.DRIVE$
NAME

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