OASIS Command Reference

reset

Name

reset - Reset OASIS controller hardware

Synopsis

reset

reset all

reset log

reset pico

Description

RESET All log data is flushed to CFM files and saved. Then causes a system reset, the same as if the reset button had gotten a "long reset" or there was a power cycle.

RESET LOG Does not reset the processor at all. Instead, this command simply discards all log data (in memory or CFM files) and restarts the logging from Block 0 Log Number 0.

RESET ALL Discards all log data (from memory and erases CFM files), then causes system reset (similar to "long reset" or power cycle).

RESET PICO All log data is flushed to CFM files and saved. Then causes a jump to PicoDOS, regardless of the "boot" state. Useful for returning to PicoDOS in order to load new code. Make sure you erase the OASISDAT.nnn files via PicoDOS before starting new code (see below).

See the OASIS3 Reset Commands for further details.

Example

Reset the OASIS logs:

reset log

Delete all log data and reboot the OASIS can

reset all

RESET	All log data is flushed to CFM files and saved. Then causes a system reset, the same as if the reset button had gotten a "long reset" or there was a power cycle.
RESET LOG	Does not reset the processor at all. Instead, this command simply discards all log data (in memory or CFM files) and restarts the logging from Block 0 Log Number 0.
RESET ALL	Discards all log data (from memory and erases CFM files), then causes system reset (similar to "long reset" or power cycle).
RESET PICO	All log data is flushed to CFM files and saved. Then causes a jump to PicoDOS, regardless of the "boot" state. Useful for returning to PicoDOS in order to load new code. Make sure you erase the OASISDAT.nnn files via PicoDOS before starting new code (see below).