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INITIALIZE ":XMEM"
electron ic disc
statement
I
ItH T I AL I
ZE ": ::-::t'1Et-1'1
I
t·~
I T I AL I
ZE
I I :
>::t'1Et'1"
Resets the electronic disc to its default state. All files and directories will be erased. The root directory
C··)
will be created at the beginning of the file system at this time. If you need to know when the
electronic disc was initialized, examine the time and date fields of the catalog returned by ::-::
C AT $'::
[1).
Refer to "Electronic Disc Initialization" in Section 2 for information about other times that the electronic
disc is initialized.
Errors: 17,63, 94,
t'1Et'1I C d i dn
I
t. se 1 ect.
MAX XMEM
electronic disc
function
Returns total amount of memory on the electronic disc. This amount will be either
:::276:::
(HP 827l8A
Option 032) or
655:::6
(HP 82718A Option 064),
Errors: 212
MODEM OFF
high-level modem
statement
I
t'IODEt'1 OFF
t'10DEt'1 OFF
Turns the modem off. The modem is also turned off by turning off the HP-75 and by
I
t·~
I T I AL I ZE
": t'1ODt'1".
If a program halts prematurely before it has a chance to turn off the modem, the modem
will continue to consume battery power until you turn the modem off or until the HP-7 5 is turned off (or
turns itself off).
t'10DEt'1 OFF
(and turning off the HP-75) will always turn the modem off, even if the
modem is deadlocked (see "Modem Deadlock" in Section 2). When the modem is off,
I
t·~
I T I AL I ZE
": t'1ODt'1", t'10DEI"1
OF F,
and
t'10DEt'1
Ot·~
are the only high-level modem commands that can be
executed. Any dial string saved by the 0, R, or X low-level modem commands will be lost when the
modem is turned off, and will have to be reentered after the modem is turned on.
• If the HP-75
::;TAt·mB'r'
Ot·~
command is executed while the modem is on, the HP-75 will not
turn itself off, and the modem will consume battery power continuously.
Errors: 151
70
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