Texas Instruments 990 User Manual page 163

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5. 4. 3.19 Show Tas k Stat us (S'lS) C anm and.
The S'IS command displays the status of one or all specified
s econdar y tas ks • The prompts and example responses for the
command are as follows:
<> S'lS
REIDTE SHOW TASK STATUS
SEa>NDARY ID: 1011
TASK ID: >5A
LISTING ACCESS
NAME:
(def aul t)
(example
responses)
The resJ;X)nses must conform to the following requirements:
*
*
*
SEa>NDARY ID. Enter the network ID assigned to the
remote SCI task in the desired secondary station.
TASK I D. Enter the hexadecimal number assigned to the
tas k at the time of TX5 system generation or take the
def aul t (by pressi ng the RETURN key). If the def aul t is
taken, the stat us of all tas ks in the speci fi ed
s econdar y st ati on is di spl ayed •
LIS TING ACCESS
NAME.
Thi s must be a devi ce name,
s ynon ym,
0
r fil ename. The def aul t can
be
taken by
pressi ng the RETURN key. Thi s caus es the 1 isti ng to be
wr i tten to the terminal at whi ch the request was made.
5.
4.
3.20 Srow Val ~
(SV)
C anmand •
The SV command evaluates a specified expression and displays the
resul ts on the DXlO interacti
ve
terminal where the request was
entered. The hexadecimal, decimal, and (if applicable) ASCII
val~s
of the inp,lt expression are displayed. The prompts and
example resJ;X)nses for the command are as follows:
<> SV
SHOW VALUE
EXPRESS 1m: > FF+> AS
HEX: >000001 A4 DE CI Ml\L: 4 20
(example
responses)
ASCII ~ •••• ~
In resJ;X)nse to the EXPRESSlm prompt, enter the expression
requiring evaluation. If the expression is a hexadecimal number,
i t must be preceded by a > sign. If it is an ASCII expression,
i t must
re
delimited by apostroP'les, for example,
~expression~.
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