Programming Console Operations
Appendix D
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Programming Operations
Operation/Description
Modes*
Key sequence
Address Designation
Displays the specified address. Can
be used to start programming from a
non-zero address or to access an
address for editing. Leading zeros
need not be entered. The contents of
the designated address will not be
dislayed until the down key is
pressed. The up and down keys can
then be used to scroll through the
Program Memory.
R P M
CLR
[Address]
Program Input
Used to enter or edit program
instructions. This operation
overwrites the contents of the
memory at the displayed address.
Input NOT for differentiated
instructions. Input any operands and
press WRITE after each.
P
[Address
displayed]
[Instruction
word]
[Operand]
Program Read
Allows the user to scroll through the
program address-by-address. If the
Program Memory is read in RUN or
MONITOR mode, the ON/OFF status
of each displayed bit is also shown.
R P M
Address
currently
displayed
Program Search
Allows the program to be searched
for occurrences of any desiganted
instruction or data area address. To
designate a bit address, press SHIFT,
CONT/#, and then input the address,
including the data area code if
required. Finally, press SRCH.
Pressing SRCH again will fnd the
next occurrence. For multiword
instructions, the up and down keys
can be used to scroll through the
words before continuing the search. If
the Program Memory is in RUN or
MONITOR mode, the ON/OFF status
of each displayed bit will also be
displayed.
R P M
CLR
SRCH
SRCH
CLR
SHIFT
CONT
#
SRCH
SRCH
LR
HR
HR
SHIFT
TIM
CNT
[Instruction]
[Address]
(AR)
Instruction Insert/Delete
The displayed instruction can be
deleted, or another instruction can be
inserted before it. Care should be
taken to avoid inadvertant deletions
as there is no way of recovering them.
When an instruction is deleted all
subsequent instruction addresses
are adjusted so that there are no
empty addresses.
P
INS
Locate
position in
program
then
enter
DEL
Instruction
currently
displayed
[Enter new
instruction]
Program Check
Once a program has been entered, it
should be checked for errors. The
address where the error was
generated will also be displayed.
P
CLR
SRCH
A
0
B
1
C
2
SRCH
SRCH
CLR
To check up to END(01)
To abort
(0, 1, 2: check level)
