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| subsystem
| Three letter acronym identifying the subsystem.
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| copy
| The copy of the parameter.
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| parameter
| The name of the parameter.
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| element
| The element of the parameter.
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| value
| The value of the parameter.
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Write the parameter(s). If the parameter has only one copy and / or one element, then the copy and / or element must not be specified. If the parameter has multiple copies and / or multiple elements, then the copy and / or element must be specified.
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| The first syntax variation is set <subsystem> <parameter> <value> and will write the value to the parameter. Note that this syntax variation implies one copy and one element. For example:
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- set lvd strokewidth 192 will write the parameter.
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| The second syntax variation is set <subsystem> <parameter> <element> <value> and will write the value to one element of the parameter. Note that this syntax variation implies one copy and multiple elements. For example:
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- set bbs powerfactor 1 0.0 will write one element of the parameter.
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| The third syntax variation is set <subsystem> <parameter> all <value> and will write the value to all elements of the parameter. Note that this syntax variation implies one copy and multiple elements. For example:
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- set bbs powerfactor all 0.0 will write all elements of the parameter.
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| The fourth syntax variation is set <subsystem> <copy> <parameter> <value> and will write the value to one copy of the parameter. Note that this syntax variation implies multiple copies and one element. For example:
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- set med 2 laserpower 10.0 will write one copy of the parameter.
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| The fifth syntax variation is set <subsystem> <copy> <parameter> <element> <value> and will write the value to one copy and one element of the parameter. Note that this syntax variation implies multiple copies and multiple elements. For example:
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- set med 3 stroke 23 0 will write one element of one copy of the parameter.
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| The sixth syntax variation is set <subsystem> <copy> <parameter> all <value> and will write the value to all elements of one copy of the parameter. Note that this syntax variation implies multiple copies and multiple elements. For example:
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- set med 11 stroke all 0 will write all elements of one copy of the parameter.
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| The monitor command set or prm list will display the three letter acronym for each registered subsystem. The monitor command ver list [(name|date)] will display the subsystem number and acronym for all registered subsystems.
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Thermal 1.0 / 1.7x equivalents:
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- The monitor command set <subsystem> [<copy>] <parameter> [(<element>|all)] <value> is identical.
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| Thermal 2 equivalents:
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- The monitor command set <subsystem> [<copy>] <parameter> [(<element>|all)] <value> is identical.
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COMMAND: set <subsystem> [<copy>] [<parameter>]
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COMMAND: set
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COMMAND: prm list
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COMMAND: ver list [(name|date)]
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