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Enter capture
NOTE:
All bits will be captured without regard to
byte boundaries.
GOTO LOCATION [>]
In View Mode, press [>] and you
will see the screen shown above.
Type the location in the buffer you
would like to see. For example, type
6 if you would like the cursor to be
placed on the sixth character in the
TD buffer. Once there, press ↓ to
get to the sixth character of the
RD buffer.
HELP
The 232 Monitor Plus has complete
onboard documentation for a variety
of topics. Press HELP and you will
be offered a list of topics. You can
scroll through these topics with
PAGE UP and PAGE DOWN.
To find out more about any of the
topics, press the first letter of the
topic. For example, press Q for
Questions. If there is more than one
topic that begins with that letter
(i.e., several of the topics start with
"S"), press and hold down that letter
and all of the topics begin-ning with
that letter will scroll.
To exit the HELP menu or any of
the detailed HELP explanations
press STOP.
You may print the onboard Help
address <
CHAPTER 2: View Mode
>
text by using the Output [O], Prints
[P], or Report [R] options.
HOME
HOME2
AND
• The key moves the cursor to the
beginning of the current screen
(position 0) in View Mode. Press
HOME again to move to the
beginning of the buffer
(position 0, screen 1)
• When a menu is showing,
HOME moves the cursor to the
first option in the menu.
• In the HELP menu, HOME
displays the first HELP screen.
HEX TEXT [H]
Press [H] to toggle between
displaying data in the current mode
(ASCII, BAUDOT, etc.) and hex
code. To see characters in binary or
decimal, place the cursor on the
character and press STATUS.
LOAD CONFIG 1 [1]
LOAD CONFIG 2 [2]
LOAD CONFIG 3 [3]
The 232 Monitor Plus allows you to
save up to three sets of system
communication parameters. See
SAVE CONFIG for more informa-
tion on saving configurations.
To recall configurations 1, 2, or 3
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