EndTimeF
∙ Specify the end position in the ISO96660 file as a relative position from the beginning of the file. Specifying a "-" symbol for the parameter instead of a relative position indicates that it will continue before the previously defined file source.
●DataType
∙ If the track where this source data is placed is in mode 2, specify the form. The parameter can be one of the following: The default is FORM1.
-FORM1
When mode 2 is Form 1
-FORM2
When in mode 2 form 2
●Reallocation
∙ If another file has already been specified at the location where this file source is to be placed, this indicates that the file specified before will be relocated.
∙ If the file source does not have this command line, it will be placed on top of the previous file.
●AutoEOR
∙ Indicates that EOR (End Of Record) is recorded in the sub-header of the sector that stores the last byte of the file source. This is valid only for MODE2 type tracks.
●CodingInformation
Indicates that coding information is written in BCD.
●RealTime
Indicates that this file source is a real-time file.

3.2 Script Command Reference

■ Definition of each command line

The following is a formal definition of the command line using the Bacchus-Nauer notation (BNF notation). The part enclosed in <> is a non-terminal symbol, and the left side of :: = is replaced with the right side. This replacement is done recursively.

In addition, the following rules are used here.
● Terminal symbols are enclosed in [].
● [CR] indicates the return code.
● [SPACE] indicates a space character.
● [TAB] indicates the tab code.
● is shown in the attached table.
● The limitation of keyword / parameter pairs is shown in the attached table.
● Keywords are case sensitive.
● The number of digits and the number of characters are specified separately.
● The numerical unit is also described separately.
● Other restrictions will be explained separately.
● For the definition of and , refer to the standard “JIS X 0606”.
Basically, you can also use kanji.