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In the following example, the i
S files are located on disk drive C, in directory BIN, and the
serial RS-232 cable has been installed on serial channel 2 of the microcomputer:
C:\B1N\IPPS CHANNELS)
After successful initialization, the i
S searches for its files (I
S.ERR, I
S.HL ) on drive
C, in the BIN directory.
When you initialize i
S, the host operating system loads and executes i
S. After the soft
ware is properly initialized, it displays the following sign-on message:
INTEL PROM PROGRAMMING SOFTWARE Vx-x
COPYRIGHT < years > INTEL CORP.
PPS>
Vx. x is the current version number of the software.
S > is the main i
S prompt; it indi
cates that the i
S is ready to receive commands. To return to the DOS operating system, use
the EXIT command.
The i
S can run under the control of a text file containing i
S commands. The i
S com
mands may be stored, in sequence, in a DOS text file. To execute the command string, initial
ize i
S using the command line switch SUBMIT. In the following example, i
S is initialized
from disk drive A, ' submitting ' the i
S commands stored in a file named DO ROM:
A:\IPPS\SUBMIT <DOPROM
NOTE
You cannot use the interactive i
S commands SUBSTITUTE and ALTER in a submit
file.
The SUBMIT switch causes the i
S to automatically scroll the screen display when multiple
pages of data are displayed (in commands such a DIS LAY). Without the SUBMIT switch,
user input is required.
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Software Initialization
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