BMCLI 1.6.5 command reference
BMCLI exposes BUSMUST hardware as readable commands for AI agents, scripts, and terminal workflows.
One-line install on Windows
Section titled “One-line install on Windows”irm https://download.busmust.com/bmcli/install.ps1 | iexOne-line install on Linux
Section titled “One-line install on Linux”curl -fsSL https://download.busmust.com/bmcli/install.sh | shAfter installation, run bmcli doctor before connecting to hardware. Offline packages are published for Windows x86, Linux x86_64, Linux AArch64, and Linux ARMHF.
Command reference
Section titled “Command reference”The command reference is generated from the authoritative repository source. Each topic has a stable, shareable URL and retains its commands, parameters, examples, and exit-status guidance.
- Help and documentation contract
- Device management
- Channel configuration
- Message I/O
- Bus logging
- ASC/BLF log replay
- UDS diagnostics
- Web live-data service
- Node simulation and fault-injection practice
- Unified signal gateway
- Remote BMAPI service
- XCP and A2L
- Modbus RTU, ASCII and TCP
- CANopen
The reference covers 31 topics, plus gateway project formats, plugin examples and simulation practice. Use gateway for unified signal gateways and remote-bmapi to export hardware to BMAPI clients.
Explore the practical series: 13 tutorials, an introduction and an epilogue →
To turn field logs into repeatable tests, open the recording, replay and hardware-in-the-loop tutorial. It is cross-linked with the logging and replay Reference pages.