Omron SYSMAC C200H-ASC02, Operation Manual

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70
Page Command Purpose
66 address
Displays/changes memory contents at the specified
address.
68 M
Transfers memory contents.
69 C
Compares memory contents.
69 R
Displays/changes register contents.
70 BP
Sets/displays breakpoints.
70 N
Clears breakpoints.
71 I
Disassembler
71 S
Outputs data to a port.
72 L
Loads data from a port.
72 V
Verifies data.
73 G
Executes a program.
73 T
Single-step program execution
74
Mini-Assembler Single-line assembly
74
Arithmetic Addition/subtraction of hexadecimal numbers.
DUMP Command
Purpose: To display the contents of memory in hexadecimal
Format: [(display start address)].[(display end address)]
Remarks:
If the carriage return
↵
is input by itself, eight bytes of data starting from the
base address will be displayed. (refer to example 2)
If an address is entered preceded by a period, e.g., “.3000”, data stored in all
the addresses from the base address to the entered address will be dis-
played (refer to examples 3 and 4).
New data can be stored in memory as well; this data will overwrite existing
data. Input data must be in hexadecimal. Upper case characters must be
used for the alphanumeric values of A through F (hex). When the leftmost
digit is a “0”, it can be omitted.
There are two ways to poke data (directly store data to a specific address).
1, 2, 3... 1. Specify the first address followed by a colon. Directly after the colon,
enter the data (1 or 2 byte hexadecimal values only) separated by
spaces. Then type a carriage return (refer to example 5).
2. Enter a colon followed by the data and type a carriage return. Data will
be stored starting from the base address (refer to example 6).
Examples:
1. Enter: *4000
↵
Displayed: 4000-10
•
Displays 1 byte of data from the specified address.
2. Enter: *
↵
Displayed: *20 30 50 60 70 80 90 9F
•
Displays 8 bytes of data, starting from the base address.
3. Enter: *.4010A
↵
Displayed: 4008-A0 B0 C0 D0 E0 F0 00 10
Monitor Mode Commands
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