6.2  Script commands by category

Listed below is the entire set of Novaterm script commands.
Remember that the commands must be typed in lowercase! If script
commands are typed in uppercase, they will not compile correctly.

Any arguments that go along with a command are placed next to it.
Numeric arguments are given in brackets [  ], and string arguments
are in quotes "  ". Optional arguments are given inside < and >
symbols. The description of the argument is in lowercase.

6.2.1  Modem and screen input/output

check [string number] "string"

Works in conjunction with the wait command to detect incoming
strings. For example,

check 2 "Password"

defines string number 2 as Password. Up to 6 strings may be
defined. When the script encounters a WAIT command, it goes to
terminal mode and wait until one of these defined strings is received.
The ordering of these commands in a script should be as follows:

check 1 "Username"
check 2 "Password"
wait
if check 1 then output"My name^M"
if check 2 then output"My password^M"

Set up the strings with a series of check commands, and then execute
the wait command to go into terminal mode and begin looking for
those strings. When one of the strings is detected, the wait command
ends, and the script must determine which string was received with an
if/then statement.

Strings defined with the check command are case sensitive, so you
must include capital letters where necessary.

If a received strings pattern matches more than one string specified by
check commands, the lowest number is returned. For example, if
string 1 is '>' and string 2 is Lobby>, and the string Lobby> is
received, the script recognizes string 1 because it is a lower string
number, even though both strings match the received data.

download "filename,type"

Downloads the specified file using the installed protocol. The one-