DEC DECstation 5000 Model 100 Series, Maintenance Manual

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The rightmost phrase indicates the 3D graphics module
type and how many VSIMMs and z-buffer modules are on
the base graphics module.
The first part of the phrase identifies the type of
graphics module in the system. The value DA: PXG
indicates that the module is a low 3D graphics module.
The value EA: PXG indicates that the module is a mid
3D graphics module. The value PXG_T indicates that
the module is a high 3D graphics module.
The second part of the phrase describes the VSIMM and
z-buffer modules. The value after D= is the number of
planes available for color generation. The value after
Z= is the number of bits available in the z-buffer
modules.
Note:
If the last phrase in the 3D cnfg display is (ERR:
invld cnfgtbl) or ends with question marks (???), there is
a problem in the graphics module hardware. Refer to the
TURBOchannel Maintenance Guide to troubleshoot the
3D graphics module.
d Command
Use the d command to deposit values in memory.
The d command format is
d [-(b | h | w)] [-S count] rng
Include the optional -b | h | w parameter to specify whether
to store the values as bytes, halfwords, or words.
Specify -b to deposit the values as bytes.
Specify -h to deposit the values as halfwords.
Specify -w to deposit the values as words.
Include the optional -S count parameter to store the same
value more than once. Replace count with the number of
times that you want the value to be stored.
Use the rng parameter to set the range of addresses across
which the values are stored.
To deposit values at a single address, replace rng with
that address.
C–16 Console Commands