Replica 1 TE Users Manual
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The monitor will once again drop below the displayed line and be ready for more input. To program more than
one consecutive location simply put a space after the value, then type in the next value of the next memory
location. For example, to program 300 with FF, 301 with EE and 302 with DD type the following line:
300: FF EE DD
[RETURN]
The monitor will respond with the prior contents of the first location you programmed (300):
0300:E1
If you examine the other two locations in memory, you will see the new value is now stored. Type:
301.302
[RETURN]
The monitor then displays:
0301: EE DD
Notice it did not display 8 locations of memory across because you only asked for two. Once you have entered
your program into memory, you can start your program by entering the memory location that it starts at
followed by
R
for run and [return]. Let’s load and run a simple program through the Woz monitor. Type in the
following code:
300: A9 0 AA 20 EF FF E8 8A 4C 2 3
[RETURN]
Notice the ‘3’ and the ‘2’ are single digits, this is correct. You can type in ‘
02
’ or ‘
00
’ but it is not necessary.
After you have typed in the line, type:
300.30A
This will now print out the contents of the memory locations you just typed in. Verify the contents match the
code, then type:
300R
[RETURN]
The program should then print out a continuous stream of characters. Every once in a while the screen will
clear; this is a normal function of the replica 1 having the ability to clear the screen through software.