RCA CDPl8S693 User Manual page 108

Index
PROM programmer programming voltages
PROM programmer software memory map
PROM programmer software
PROM programmer usage
Pseudocode 16
R commands 8
RAM address 4l
RAM table for READ/W RITE routines
RCA I/O modules 46
RCA memory modules
Read and type routines
READ routine example
Read routines—UT62 9
READ TAPE routines
Reading input tape commands
READY lines 45
Record formats 18
Register operands—CRA
Register utilization—UT62 9
Register save 7
ROM address 4l
Running Basic 3 16
Running the assembler—CRA
S command—PROM programmer
S commands 8
Sample assembly session
SAVE operation—S command
Serial I/O interfacing 44
Setting up the system
Signals—universal backplane
Software—PROM programmer
Spaces 32
Specifications for MCDS
Starting the system 5
Subroutine calling sequence
Summary of CRE commands and
control characters 23
Symbol definitions—CRA
Symbol table—CRA 29
Symbol table for sample program
System cable connections
System care 49
System operation tests
System setup 5
5l
52
52
5l
15
42
9
12
14
2l
3l
28
56
28
56
5
38
52
59
11
30
33
5
6
System signals—I/O interfacing 47
System signals 39, 40
System startup 5
Tape considerations 49
Tape file format 19
Tape handling precautions
Tape load 7
Tape READ and WRITE routines
Tape READ routines
Tape recommendations
Tape save 7
Tape TYPE routines 14
Terminal cable 5
Terminal interface cable connection list
Terminal, power requirements
Text constants—CRA
Text editor 17
Text insertion commands—CRE
TIMALC subroutine
Timing parameter TP
Two-level I/O interfacing 44
Type routines—UT62
TYPE routines examples
U command—PROM programmer 56
Universal backplane 38
Using CRE 25
Using PROM programmer 5l
Using the assembler 29
UT62 commands 7
UT62 monitor program 7
UT62 monitor program listing 60
UT62 reentry 14
UT62 register utilization ll
UT62 usage example 12
V command—PROM programmer 55
Vectored interrupts 48
Verify operations—V command 55
W commands 8
Warm start—BASIC3 16
WRITE TAPE routine 14
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14
49
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5
3l
22
10
10
12
12
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