The Fuse and Lock byte commands

The syntax of the "F" command is:
F[ ]#
  where [ ] means zero or more spaces,
  "#" is a numeric value (0 to 255, 0x0 to 0xFF, -1 to -254), but:
    0 selects the FUSE LOW byte,
    1 selects the LOCK BITS byte,
    2 selects the EXTENDED FUSE byte,
    3 selects the FUSE HIGH byte, and
    any other value is undefinded (but may report some numeric value)
Notes:
  No distinction is made between uppercase and lowercase commands.
  Only a single numeric value is parsed   The numeric value may be specified in either decimal or hexadecimal format.
  Anything after the first numeric value is ignored.

This is really a simple command. These are all the commands and the expected responses:
>F   0
Value returned: 0xE2
>F 2
Value returned: 0xFE
>F3
Value returned: 0xD0
>F  1 ; The LOCK bits
Value returned: 0xCC
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See also:
  The ReadFuseByte system routine.