How To Delete A Disc File; How To Load An Inverse Assembler From Disc To Internal Storage - HP 1630A Operating And Programming Manual

Using The Disc Memory Accessory
Model 1630A/D/G
HOW TO DELETE A DISC FILE
1 . Enter the [Storage Operations] menu and display the disc directory .
2. Place the cursor in the Operation field and press NEXT[], PREV[] keys until [Delete] is displayed in this
field .
3. Press the CURSOR right key once to place the cursor in the Type field and press NEXT[], PREV[] keys
until the proper type of file is displayed .
4. Press the CURSOR right key once to place the cursor in the Name field and enter the name of the file to
be deleted . Press the INSERT key once, the advisory "Insert to confirm" will be displayed, press the
INSERT key again to actually start the delete operation .
NOTE
If type is set to [all]then [config], [state] and [timing] files with that file name will
be deleted .
While the data is being deleted the disc indicator lamps will be lit . After the disc operation is complete, the
name of the deleted file is gone and the directory pointer will indicate the file that was just preceeding the
deleted file.
HOW TO LOAD AN INVERSE ASSEMBLER FROM DISC TO INTERNAL
STORAGE
1 . Enter the [Storage Operations] menu and display the directory for the disc files.
2 . Place the cursor in the Operation field and press PREV[], NEXT[] keys until [IA to internal] is displayed .
3. Press the cursor right key twice to place the cursor in the Name field, then enter the name of the inverse
assembler to be loaded.
NOTE
The Type field can be entered by the cursor, however, it cannot be changed in
this mode .
4. Press the INSERT key to load the inverse assembler from the disc to internal storage . The inverse
assembler is also loaded into the analyzer RAM to make it active and sets the "Autoload inverse
assembler from internal storage" to yes, so at the next power up the inverse is automatically loaded .
Several disc operations are required to transfer the entire inverse assembler to internal storage .