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DATAMAN S4 MANUAL
<$IBlocks;Checksum of>The grey SUM key adds
together all bytes in
a chosen block from START to END inclusive and
presents the answer
as a eight digit hex number.
The green SUM key does a similar function on
PROMS.
<$IKEY;EDIT>EDIT
KEY<$&EDIT>
@COMPUTER TEXT = <R>
>><R>
>><R>
>>EDIT 01A00
<$IEditing;Stand-Alone>EDIT has been split into
two different utilities,
to make best use of the LCD and remote terminal.
Stand-alone Editing.
S4 uses all of the LCD in the edit routine.
@COMPUTER TEXT = ADR=01A00 ABCD
EFGH<R>
4142 4344 4546 4748<R>
494A 4B4C 4D4E 4F50<R>
5152 5354 5556 5758
The top line shows the cursor address, which
changes when you press
one of the four cursor keys or when you enter data.
On the right
of the top line is the current line in ASCII. (To
translate to <$IDisplay;ASCII
characters>ASCII, bit 7 is disregarded). Values
below 20H and 7FH
are represented by a . (dot). The cursor appears as
a flashing block,
<$IKEY;EDIT>EDIT KEY<$&EDIT>
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