Data I/O 298 Manual page 82

If the default or previously entered values are correct,
disregard the
ZZZZ
characters in this step representing
the RAM address and enter only the terminal carriage
return (CR). If the values are incorrect, enter data in the
sequence shown below:
ZZZZ(CR) or (CR)
298 Displays
(t'ERIF '/
PORT
rJ)
The terminal displays data in the following sequence:
VERIFY DATA FROM>
POR ADDR,SIZE >
VE POR> RAM ADDA >
(No Change)
NOTE
The amount of time the programmer will
require to perform this operation will vary
depending on the device size. The action
symbol line rotates 360 degrees while the
operation is taking place.
7. When the operation is complete, the following display
signals the programmer's readiness. If an error code js
displayed, see appendix E.
298 Displays
POR
nn~
'E
.LIUl\I -
HHHH)
The terminal displays data in the following sequence:
VERIFY DATA FROM>
POR ADDR,SIZE >
VE POR> RAM ADDA >
(No Change)
VE POR DONE HHHH>
NOTE
HHHH is the hex sumcheck of all the
serial port data verified.
EDIT COMMANDS. The contents of the programmer
RAM can be edited in remote with either the hexadecimal,
octal or binary modes selected, just as from the front panel
keyboard. The· key sequence is given below for only the
hexadecimal mode of operation. If one of the others is
used, the operation is the same, the difference is in the
manner in which the RAM data is displayed. The address is
always displayed in hex, regardless of the mode selected.
Refer to the manual procedure in section 3-7 if any
question exists on the operation in the octal or binary
modes.
Use the following procedure to perform the Edit command
while in the hex mode, operating with a remote terminal
and using SRC:
,_~
E]GG
to select the mode.
298 Displays
(EI/IT
R n nR rantntnt
.LI .LI
I\
uuuu
)
The terminal displays: EDIT ADDA 0000 >
2. Enter a hex address to be edited in the sequence shown
below:
HHHH(CR)
298 Displays
(HHHH JJHH" RHH
)
The terminal displays data in the following sequence:
EDIT ADDA 0000 >
HHHH DHH,RHH >
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