Digital Equipment VAXstation 3100 Maintenance Manual page 222

Console Commands 201
repeated as many times as needed to display all of the address ranges
that are not available to the operating system.
• MOP - Displays the state of the enabled network listener bit.
If
the
value returned is 0, then the network listener is disabled.
If
the state
of the value returned is 1, then the listener is enabled. If the Ethernet
tests fail, then this command is an illegal command.
• TRIG - Displays the state of remote trigger enable. If the value
returned is 0, then remote trigger are not allowed. If the state of the
returned is l, then remote triggers are allowed provided the remote
trigger password is set correctly. H the Ethernet tests fail, then this
command is an illegal command.
• VER - Displays information concerning the revision levels of
four
separate sections of program code within the system module ROMs.
These sections are the self-test code, console code, VMB code, and the
ROM code. All four sections have different internal revision levels.
Enter SHOW VER to see the internal revision levels of the self-test,
console, VMB, and ROM code displayed next to the KA42-B. The
following is an example of these revision levels:
>>>
SHOW VER
KA42-B V0.17C-OBF-V2.1-239
PST: OBF
CON: 17C
VMB: V2.1
ROM: 239
Where: The V0.17C is for the self-test revision level, OBF is the
console code revision level, V2. l is for the VMB revision level, and
239 is the ROM code revision level.
B.2.14 START
>>>START [<address>]
The console program starts instruction execution
at
the specified address. If
no address is given, the current content of the PC is used.
If
no qualifier is
present, macroinslruction execution is started.
If
memory mapping
is
enabled,
macroinstructions are executed from virtual memory. The START command
is equivalent to a deposit to PC followed by a CONTINUE command. No
initialize is performed.