The Nomad II can contain two different memory devices: the built-in
memory, and a SmartMedia card. When it is necessary to specify one or
the other,
nomad-tool
uses a device number, where
1
refers to the internal memory, and
2
refers to the SmartMedia card. Additionally, individual files in a
memory device are referred to by file index numbers, which are just
indexes starting with 1. In the command synopses above, an argument
D
is a device number, while an argument
FN
is a file index number, while
D:FN
is a device number followed by a colon and a file index number.
The following are the commands supported by nomad-tool:
nomad-tool
version
Print the program's version number and exit.
nomad-tool
list
[-l]
List the files currently stored in the Nomad. If the -l flag is
specified, additional information is printed.
nomad-tool
upload
D
FILE...
Upload each
FILE
into the memory device specified by
D.
nomad-tool
move
D:FN1
FN2
Change the order of the files in the device. The file in memory
device
D
that is specified by file index
FN1
is moved so that its position in the file list is in front of the file
specified by index
FN2.
If
FN2
is one greater than the largest file index, then the file is moved to
the end of the list.
nomad-tool
delete
D:FN...
Delete the specified files. The program prompts for confirmation
before deleting each specified file. Additionally,
FN
may be
*
which means all files on that device.
nomad-tool
format
D
Format the specified memory device. All files on the device will be
deleted. The program prompts for confirmation before performing the
formatting.
nomad-tool
download
D:FN...
Download files from the device to the current directory. The file
index
FN
may be
*
which means to download all files on that device.
nomad-tool
list-fm
List all of the FM presets on the device. Only presets that have been
set are shown.
nomad-tool
set-fm
N
FREQ...
Set some FM presets on the device. The index
N
specifies the first preset to be set. The subsequent frequency
arguments are stored in successive presets starting at
N.
Specified frequencies are checked for validity. They must be between
88.1 and 107.9, inclusive, and must have an odd fractional part.
nomad-tool
clear-fm
Delete all of the FM presets on the device. Prompts for confirmation
before any deletions are performed.
nomad-tool
clock
Show the current value of the Nomad's clock.
nomad-tool
set-clock
Sync the Nomad's clock to the computer's clock.
nomad-tool
owner
Show the owner string of the Nomad.
nomad-tool
set-owner
OWNER
Set the owner string of the Nomad to
OWNER.
nomad-tool was written by Chris Hanson, based on a similar program by Justin Gatz. It uses the nomadiimg library written by Justin Gatz.