PROMPT

Description

When entering a command, the interface answers with a prompt. The command "prompt" allows to change this "Prompt". A Prompt is a sequence of characters that the module sends to the currently selected I/O interface when input of new commands is possiple. The default Prompt is the sequence {0x0d, 0x0a, 0x3e}, which is a carriage-return, line-feed and a > character.

Parameters

Just a string used as new prompt.  The maximum length of a Prompt is 15. Longer inputs are truncated.
To enter a special character, use the "\xxx" format - with xxx being the decimal value for the character. Example: \ 010 \ 13 for a carriage return (omitt the spaces) and a line feed

Return Value

ERR_OK (0) Always.

Example

PROMPT \ 010 \ 013hello

Sets the Prompt to "hello" and outputs a carriage return/line feed before.

Remarks

The new prompt is active after next reboot.