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MP AVR-51 Rel. 3.10
Name Shortcut Function
Sound This command sets intensity of sound signals, that accompany
the displaying of any text informations. This setting is saved to
file PG4U.CFG by command Options\Save options.
It’s possible to select one of the following options :
Options\Sound\Long (default)
Options\Sound\Short
Options\Sound\None
Load file format (general options) The command checks with automatic format recognition the
selected file when loading from disk to buffer. You can select an
automatic file load of a recognited format or manual select of file
format (in this case all the recognited formats are listed when
loading from or saving to disk the buffer, the User must confirm
a selection pressing <ENTER>. In other case the User can select
a desired file format from formats menu in select window).
Intel HEX loading (general options) This command is used for data redirecting from file by extended
Intel HEX format to physically existing buffer addresses. It
means, that the User will be prompted to enter segment, which
is associated with the lowest segment in file (record type 02) and
the other segments will be modified with this difference. For
example: The file contains two records of type 02 with addresses
F000H and F800H. When entering a new segment for exmple
0H, data from segment F000H will bedirect to segment 0H and
semilar data from segment F800H to segment 800H. This
options isn’t valid for “simple” Intel HEX format. This setting
is saved to file PG4U.CFG by command Options \ Save options.
Default setting means inactive status.
All HEX loadings (general options) This command sets several options for loading control by any
of HEX formats. The first option sets erasing buffer automaticaly
before loading by any of HEX formats. The second option sets
a negative offset, which is used for data addresses modification
by loading from any HEX file so, that data can be written to
existing buffer addresses.
For example : A file contains data by Motorola S - format. A data
block started at address FFFF0H. It is in S2 format with 3 bytes
of address array length. For each read data You can set a value
of negative offset to FFFF0H. It means, that the offset will be
subtracted from current real addresses and so data will be
written from buffer address 0.
Warning: a negative offset is subtracted from real address and
therefore a result of subtraction can be a negative number.
Please take care of correct setting of this value. This setting is
saved to file PG4U.CFG by command Options \ Save options.
Default setting means inactive status.