1 XMODEM
 XMODEM mode filename

 XMODEM sends or recieves a file using the Ward Christensen XMODEM file
 transfer protocol.

2 Parameters
 mode

 The transfer mode can be SEND or RECEIVE.

 filename

 You must specify a filename to send or receive.  XMODEM does not 
 support file batching like other protocols such as YMODEM, ZMODEM or 
 Kermit.

2 Command-qualifiers

/BINARY
 Causes the received file to be written with 128 byte fixed length
 records, corresponding with the 128 byte data packet size for the 
 XMODEM protocol.  No translation is done to the received data.

 To transmit a file in binary mode, use the CONVERT/FDL utility to 
 convert the file to fixed length records before using XMODEM SEND/BINARY.

/LOG
 Specifies that information about the transfer be written to a file 
 called XMODEM.LOG.  If XMODEM.LOG already exists, the information will 
 be appended to the end of the file unless the /NEW_LOGFILE qualifier is 
 specified.

/NEW_LOGFILE
 Specifies that a new log file be created.  This qualifier is only valid 
 if /LOG is specified.

/STATUS
 Causes file transfer time to be displayed, but that no transfer is to 
 take place.

/SEVEN_BIT
 Specifies that all characters received or transmitted (except packet 
 information) has the eighth (parity) bit cleared.  /SEVEN_BIT and 
 /BINARY are mutually exclusive.

/LINE
 /LINE=device

 Causes XMODEM to use a line other than the command terminal for the 
 file transfer.

/REPORT
 Specifies that XMODEM should display progress reports as the file
 transfer proceeds.  This qualifier can only be specified if the /LINE 
 qualifier is used to divert the transfer files via a device other than
 the command terminal. 
