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Section 3: Number and Display Control
bringing these "hidden" digits into view. A period can appear both
on the left and right sides of the base indicator if the current
window is not at one end of the number.
Window = 1
0
1
0
1
0
E'1 00000000 .b
- 10000000 bJo
| 1]00000000.b
Keys =+
[g]
(g
Example: The following scrolling and
functions can be
used to view the entire X-register contents. The word size used is 16
bits.
Keystrokes
Display
BIN
Sets Binary mode.
11111111 [ENTER]
11111111 b
Display filled (eight
digits).
1
00000000 .b
Period on left side, so
number continues to the-
left.
(9][>)
10000000 b.
Scrolls number one digit
to right (period shows
number now continues to
the right).
1
1 b.
Thecontents of window
1: the most significant
digit.
0
00000000 .b
Window 0: the least
significant digits.
Scrolling is "reset"'—that is, the display is reset to window 0—when
a bit manipulation or mathematical function is executed. A
complete list of functions that do not reset the display to window 0
isincluded in appendix B.
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