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<H2><A NAME="rpm1541"></A> 7.7 <A HREF="opencbm.html#toc7.7">rpm1541</A></H2>

<P><I>rpm1541</I> is a demo program. It finds out the rotation speed (in rounds per
minute, rpm) of the drive motor.
<I>rpm1541</I> supports a 1541, 1570 or 1571 drive.
A 1581 drive is <I>not</I> supported.</P>
<P>For Linux, <I>rpm1541</I> is not installed automatically. You have to compile it
yourself (found in <CODE>demo/rpm1541/</CODE>) if you want to use it.
For Windows, it is part of the binary distribution.</P>

<H3><A NAME="rpm1541-usage"></A> rpm1541 usage</H3>

<P>Synopsis: <CODE>rpm1541 <I>[device]</I></CODE></P>
<P>The optional parameter <I>device</I> is the device number of the drive which
should be tested. If not specified, <CODE>rpm1541</CODE> utilizes drive 8.</P>

<H3><A NAME="rpm1541-example"></A> rpm1541 Example</H3>


<P>Find out the rotation speed of drive 11:
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cbmctrl lock
rpm1541 11
cbmctrl unlock
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