Commands For Storage Module - Campbell CR510 Operator's Manual

SECTION 4. EXTERNAL STORAGE PERIPHERALS
COMMAND DISPLAY
1 01: 0000
01: XX
3 03: 01
4 04: XX
5
01: ABCD
02: ABCD
03: A0CD
04: XXXXX
6 06: 0X
7 07: 00
07:XXXXXX
8
08:00
01:XXXXXX
02:XXXXXX
03:XX
9
XXXXXXXX
87654321
10
10:0X
4-6
TABLE 4.5-1.

9 Commands for Storage Module

DESCRIPTION
RESET, enter 248 to erase all data and programs. While erasing,
the SM checks memory. The number of good chips is then
displayed (6 for SM192, 22 SM716).
INSERT FILE MARK, 1 indicates that the mark was inserted, 0
that it was not.
DISPLAY/SET MEMORY CONFIGURATION enter the
appropriate code to change configuration 0=ring, 1=fill & stop
DISPLAY STATUS (A to advance to each window)
Window 1:
AB Storage pointer location (chip no.)
CD Total good RAM chips (1-22)
Window 2:
AB Display pointer location (chip no.)
C Unloaded Batt. Chk. 0=low, 1=OK
D No. of Programs stored (Max=8)
Window 3:
A Errors logged (up to 9)
0 Not Used
C Memory Config. (0=ring, 1=fill&stop)
D Memory Status (0=not full, 1=full)
PROM signature (0 if bad PROM)
BATTERY CHECK UNDER LOAD (0=low, 1=OK)
DISPLAY DATA, Select the Storage Module Area with these codes:
0
1
2
3
4
5
7
9
1-5
SM location at end of area selected. Key A to advance to first
data. If another location is keyed in SM will jump to 1st start of
array following that location.
Review data with:
A
B
#
#A Advance to next start of Array
#B Back-up to start of Array
#D Return to 9 command mode
DUMP TO ANOTHER STORAGE MODULE
Select Area as in 7 above
First Loc. in area selected/Enter Loc. to start dump
Final Loc. in area selected/Enter Loc. to end dump
Enter destination SM address
DISPLAY ADDRESSES OF CONNECTED SM
1 = occupied, 0 = unoccupied
(Addresses 8-1 from left to right)
CHANGE ADDRESS
X is current address, enter address to change to (1-8)
Dump pointer to SRP
File 1, current file
File 2, previous to file 1
File 3, previous to file 2
File 4, previous to file 3
File 5, previous to file 4
Display pointer to SRP
Oldest data to SRP
will loop within file boundaries, 0,7,9 allow display to
cross boundaries
Advance and display next data point
Back-up one data point
Display location, C to return to data