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 +**Utilizng the DMX Command Line**
 +Startin in BEYOND 5.5 you are now able to affect many channels at once utilizing a command line style command set. You can enable the Command line by pressing the button to the right of the "Stop" button. The command line will allow quicker utilization and setting of DMX values. The commands listed are below:
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 +  * SET - Used to select a DMX channel or channels.
 +  * AT - Used to define a value of DMX.
 +  * TO - Used to define a range, can be used for DMX Channels or DMX Values.
 +  * ADD - Used to increase DMX values by number.
 +  * SUB - Used to decrease DMX values by number.
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 +Some Examples are:
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 +  * SET 1 AT 255 - Sets channel 1 at full.
 +  * SET 1,2,3 AT 255 - Sets Channels 1,2,3 at full.
 +  * SET 1 TO 100 at 125 - Sets Channels 1 through 100 at 125.
 +  * SET 1 TO 100 at 0 TO 255 - Sets channels 1 through 100 increasingly from values of 0 to 255.
 +  * SET 1 ADD 100 - Adds 100 points of value to the data.
 +  * SET 1 SUB 100 - Subtracts 100 points value to the data. 
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