This group allows the user to create Intel Hex files or Binary files both are incorporated in the IBPD System program. This Menu is available to
all protocols and is tailored to each protocol in order to allow simultaneous BUS protocol functionality.
Modify / Create Hex Block - This Function allows the user to instantly modify a
block of Intel Hex formatted data and send it to the selected device for testing the protocol. This function also allows the creation of
hex blocks manually as then save them in either Intel Hex or Binary format. The function also allows the insertion of hex block
before / after a selected block in the file.
Auto Create Binary To Hex File - This function allows the user to create Intel
Hex formatted files from standard binary files. It is primarily used for larger files where the Modify/Create Hex
Block 
function would be too cumbersome to manage the
data entry.
Make/Edit Command Line Argument (CLA) File - This function allows the creation
of the Command line Argument File that is used to run the IBPD-SYS in Command Line Mode (Run Silent). It allows easy command constructs
and places them in a single CLA file. From the Main Startup the user is allowed to access the available protocols installed in the IBPD
System in any order using the main protocol CLA file commands. This allows the user to create the specific CLA file while in the
selected protocol and then combined several protocol CLA files in a single main CLA file for activation. All BUS protocols are selected
from the main startup menu.
Create Command Line Argument (CLA) Shortcut - This is the general utility the allows
the creation of a shortcut with a selection of where to put the shortcut. This is another organizational feature of the IBPD System. The
user may also select a unique shortcut icon for the shortcut.
Make/Edit Command Line Argument (CLA) Commands - This function is one of
the added features of the that make up the Command Line Argument Development System (CLADS). This function allows the user to create
their own commands to be user in their application.
Set Default Directories - This functions allows the user to setup
default directories for each protocol for easy management of multiple protocols and multiple projects.
Configure User Buttons - This allows the user to configure each of the user
programmable buttons. This is unique for each protocol as well, which allows linking of user programs for the protocol. These
buttons may also be activated in the Command Line Mode through the CLA file for operation.
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Command Config File Lists [.LST]
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These files contain a list of Command Files (*.CMD) and are saved in the [protocol]_LST Directory
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Command Config Files [.CMD]
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These files are the Command Configuration Files and contain programming information for products and devices that include the Data_Filename[.dat][.hex] name.
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Command Line Arg File Lists [.CLL]
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These files contain a list of Command Line Argument Files (*.CLA) used within the selected protocol. They allow multiple command execution by protocol.
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Command Line Arg Files [.CLA]
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These are the Command Line Argument files which include all the command line arguments to be processed in the IBPD System. used as "filename.exe" "cla_file.cla"
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CLA Commands File Lists [.CML]
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These files contain a list of Command Line Arguments Command Files.
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CLA Commands Files [.CLC]
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These files are the Command Line Arguments set of Commands the pertain to each protocol.
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Device Database Files [.DBX]
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These Files are the device database files for the IBPD System. They are unique for each protocol.
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Default Text Files [.TXT]
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These files are convenient text files for templates for devices and database files.
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Default Text Files [.PDF]
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These files are convenient device datasheet files for the devices listed in the database. The standard format is PDF, however may be any document format type.
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Data Files [.HEX]
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The actual data file used inside the Command_Filename.cmd, this is a Intel Hex Format data file. The IBPD System supports both Binary and Intel Hex Formatted files.
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Data Files [.DAT]
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The actual data file used inside the Command_Filename.cmd, this is a binary byte Format data file. The IBPD System supports both Binary and Intel Hex Formatted files.
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Button Configuration Files [.BTN]
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This is where the user stores the user configuration of the user buttons for each protocol and or project for one click setup.
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Encrypted Files [.ENC]
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These are encrypted files that are the CLA and CMD and data files. The IBPD System has three directories for these files.
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DataFile Dir [protocol]_DAT
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This is the directory where the encrypted Data files are stored.
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Encrypt Directories [protocol]_DIR
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This is a list of directory paths used to keep track of the encrypted directory and file locations.
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System Database Files [.DBZ]
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These files are used by the system for initial global and individual protocol settings.
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System ProtocolSpeed [.SPD]
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These files are used by the system for initial global and individual protocol settings. These are the Protocol BUS speeds for various protocols.
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System Directories Files [.DIR]
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These files contain default and user directories configurations and may be global or set for individual protocols and projects.
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System Header Files [.H]
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These are created header files for use internally for the users programs.
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