MultiPort/LT User Reference
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Inside MultiPort/LT and Monitor Commands
2.2.3.8. Asking For Help
A "?" is used to ask for available options.
❏
Example
IP-Conf> ?
Available ip address slots:
ADDRess
SUBNETmask
etc.
2.2.3.9. Editing
When typing a line:
❏
A backspace will erase the last entered character (not delete !).
❏
A "delete" (or control-X) will terminate the whole line. The monitor
responds with a series of X's and waits for the line to be re-entered.
❏
Example
IP-Conf> addr 132.160.2@XXX
(cr)
IP-Conf>
To delete a character that has just been typed, use backspace.
2.2.3.10.
Exiting From A Name-level
The command Quit causes the monitor to exit from the current name-level and
return to the previous level.
❏
Example
IP-Conf> quit
Conf> quit
LT>
2.2.4
Monitor Sign-on
With a Macintosh or terminal connected, applying power to the MultiPort/LT
displays the following type of sign-on message:
MultiPort/LT self tests...
RAM bank decode: OK
Size DRAM: two banks of 256k SIMs, parity enabled
Test DRAM 0x400000 to 0x500000: OK
