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 The following are special commands used to setup different properties of the MS-2000 and MFC-2000.  The MS-2000 and the MFC-2000 recognizes these two byte commands by their prefix byte 255.  These commands mimic the Ludl Interface Control Commands and expand upon them.    The following are special commands used to setup different properties of the MS-2000 and MFC-2000.  The MS-2000 and the MFC-2000 recognizes these two byte commands by their prefix byte 255.  These commands mimic the Ludl Interface Control Commands and expand upon them.   
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 +Almost every firmware build comes with the ''LL_COMMANDS'' firmware module, you can use [[:commands:build|BUILD X]] to check which modules you have.
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 +The Tiger controller has it's own set of commands, see the [[:tiger_w_commands | Tiger Low Level Commands]] documentation.
  
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