Put (Transfer Value From Register 0); Recall (Recall Active Register) - Pioneer LD-V8000 User Manual

48) PUT
Function: This command copies the contents of Register 0 into a specified register.
Argument
Register Number
Explanation: This command copies the contents of Register 0 into the register specified
by the argument.
Example: Make R10 and the Active Register equal to R0.
Address Argument
500
503
49) RECALL
Function: This command sets or manipulates the Active Register Pointer, which
specifies which register is the current Active Register.
Explanation: When there is an argument, RECALL sets the Active Register Pointer to
Argument
[Register Number]
the register number specified by the argument. Without an argument, one of two things
happens: Usually the Active Register Pointer is incremented by one. If, since the last
RECALL, another command (such as STORE, SEARCH, AUTOSTOP, etc.) has already
incremented the Active Register Pointer, then this RECALL does nothing.
Note: HALT does not change the Active Register Pointer. RUN sets the pointer to 1.
Example:
Address Argument
50
53
54
58
59
Pioneer LD-V8000 Level II User's Manual
Hex Code
09
Command
10 PUT
ARG PUT
Hex Code
7F
Command
10 RECALL
RECALL
100 SEARCH
RECALL
RECALL
LD-V8000 Level II • Chapter Four
Mnemonic
PUT
Hex Code Comment
09 Copy the contents of R0 into R10
09 Copy R0 into the Active Register
Mnemonic
RC
Hex Code Comment
7F R10 Active
7F R11 Active
F7 R12 Active
7F Nothing happens
7F R13 Active
TP 114 v. 1.1 •
PUT
RCU Buttons
Play, 0, 9
RCU Button
RECALL
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RECALL
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