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APPENDIX
H. 14
PPLO/PPHI -- PROM
P~ogrammer
I
The
MDOS
version oT ths PROM
Prog~ammer
!
has the same
runctional capabilities as described in the "PROM
Programmer
Module
Supplement".
Both
versions
of the
PROM
programmer
(PROMP HI and PROMP La) are provided on the MDOS diskette
in
the riles PPHI.LO and
PPLO.LO~
respectively.
These
~iles
are
in the memory-image rormat to allow them to
be
loaded
into
memQr~
directly from the diskette.
The
operating
procedure
~or
each version of the PROM
Programmer I is described in the above-mentioned
Supplement;
ho~everj
the
process
of loading the PROM Programmer
r
~rom
the diskette
is
explained here.
Either version oT the PROM programmer I
can
be
loaded
and
executed
from
the
MDOS
diskette
by
entering the MDOS
command line
LOAD PPHliVG or LOAD PPLO;VG
depending on which version is to be used.
Ir a user
program
on
the
diskette
is to be placed into a PROM,
the following
procedure can be used iT the user
program
loads
above
the
resident
operating system and MDOS command interpreter.
The
file can be loaded into memory using the MDOS command
LOAD
<name~;V
where
<name~
is the file name oT the user's
program.
Since
MDOS
does
not
destroy
memor~
during
initialization,
the
system can be reinitialized and the
PROM
programmer loaded as
explained above.
Ir
the user program overlays the resident
MDOS,
then it
must
be
~relocated"
by
changing
the
file's
Retrieval
Information
Block
before
loading
it
into
memory.
The
following sequence of commands should be used to alter a user
programs's starting load address:
DUMP <name>
R FFFF
78/mm,nn/
W
Q
The values "mm" and
"nn"
represent the hexadecimal numbers of
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