Omron SYSMAC C200H-ASC02, Operation Manual

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Example:
Enter: *I3000
↵
Displayed: 3000-86 80 LDAA #$80
3002-B7 40 00 STAA $4000
3005-20 F9 BRA $3000
Enter: *BP3005
↵
*G3000
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Displayed: C-C8 A-80 B-FF X-0000 S-2EFF P-3005
Remarks:
If an address is specified, the user program is executed starting from that
address. If no address is specified, execution will start from the address indi-
cated by the program counter.
If program execution is aborted due to a breakpoint, SW1, or an interrupt, the
register contents will be displayed.
If the stack pointer is not set to the assembly language area, this command
will not execute correctly.
Step Command
Purpose: To execute a program one step at a time. This command is used
for debugging.
Format: T[(address)]
Example:
Enter: *T3000
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Displayed: 3000-86 80 LDAA #$80
C-C8 A-80 B-00 X-0000 S-2EFF P-3002
Remarks:
When (address) is specified, the instruction stored starting at (address) is
executed. If (address) is not specified, the instruction stored at the address
indicated by the program counter is executed. To execute several program
steps, execute the Step command as many times as required.
When Step is executed, the instruction stored at the specified address is dis-
played as well as the contents of all the hardware registers.
Mini-Assembler
Purpose: To assemble one line of the program at a time.
Procedure:
1, 2, 3... 1. Key in CTRL+A
2. Type in one line of code and a carriage return.
3. To stop, key in X followed by a carriage return.
Remarks:
Keying-in CTRL+A puts the monitor in mini-assembler mode. Each time a
line of code followed by a carriage return is subsequently entered, the mini-
Monitor Mode Commands
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