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Menu point 3 "Edit" in Main Menu 1 opens the Editor.
In the next display you enter the start address into the Editor
(0-0751).
The data are displayed as HEX values, ASCII characters,
BCD numbers or BINARY depending on the format selected.
The character highlighted by the cursor can be edited.
Press
¤
and
¥
to go to the adjacent character. If HEX is
set, pressing
¤
and
¥
advances by a half-byte.
Pressing
¢
and
£
jumps one line higher or lower. If the
display range is exceeded, the system automatically
scrolls up or down by one line.
Press
«
to return to Main Menu 1.
Editing data
3
Edit Byte No
1234567890123456789
01234567890123456789
.: 0119
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0
Editing data in BCD format
Edit Byte No.: 0163
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0 01 02 03 04 05 06
07 08 09 0A 0B 0C 0D
0
Editing data in HEX format
Function Description BIS M-81_
Processing data carriers
Edit Byte No.: 0049
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BCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRST
UVWXYZ123456789abcde
A
Editing data in ASCII format
M-81_854610_E_0703.p65
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Function Description BIS M-81_
Working with files
File format
The BIS M-81_ Handy Programmer contains a non-volatile
EEPROM memory. This EEPROM can be used to store data
read from a data carrier under a file name. The file name is
limited to 8 characters. Up to 15 files having a maximum of
752 bytes per file can be stored.
Data carrier files have the following structure:
Start address of the data on the data carrier 4 bytes ASCII
No. of bytes
4 bytes ASCII
Data carrier data
Data-transparent; data amount as specified in number of bytes
Example:Data carrier file starting at Address 75 with 16 bytes of data in ASCII format
Data: ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOP
File contents: 00750016ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOP
Menu point 1 "Load" in the file menu can be used to load a
file stored in the EEPROM into RAM of the Handy Program-
mer.
The data in this file can then be further processed by select-
ing menu item 3 "Edit" in Main Menu 1.
After loading the data, the display shows the start address
and the end address or number of bytes. Pressing the
«
key quits the display.
The data from this file can then be further processed select-
ing menu item 3 "Edit" in Main Menu 1.
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File menu
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1 Load
4 Delete
2 Save
5 Directory
3 Trans. 6 End
File menu
File menu
4
Please enter name:
_
Load file from EEPROM
Load file
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Loaded data
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at byte No.:
0
Number of bytes: 256
