Stag PP39 Users Manual - Matthieu Benoit

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3.1 SELECTING A DEVICE Selecting the device using a 4 digit code The complete range of devices supported by the 39M100 is stored in the module. Each individual device has its own four digit code. (See device code list Section 3.2) SET 0 – Allows code selection SEQUENCE: Prior to SET ‘0’ the display will show the last entered configuration For example: AMD 2716 M8 By pressing SET ‘0’ the device code of this configuration will be displayed: DEVICE CODE 9F42 When the new device code to be entered is already known. (For instance AF44 is the code for a Fujitsu 2732 EPROM device.) Then the AF44 can be entered directly onto the display from the keyboard replacing the old code: DEVICE CODE AF44 The selection sequence can be completed by pressing EXIT whereby the new manufacturer and device type are displayed along with the bit mode: FUJ 2732 M8 (Revision 2) 3.1-01
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Page 4 and 5: 39M200 Section 7 39M200 INTRODUCTIO
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Page 11 and 12: 1.1 INTRODUCTION The PP39 is a Univ
Page 13 and 14: 1.2 MODULES A variety of modules is
Page 15 and 16: 1.3 THE KEYBOARD For data entry and
Page 17 and 18: 1.4 INITIAL SETTING UP PROCEDURE Be
Page 19 and 20: 1.5 SELECTION OF ‘LOCAL’ OR ‘
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Page 73 and 74: 5.5 IN-PROGRAM VERIFY This is a fea
Page 75 and 76: 5.6 ACCESS TIME TESTING The Access
Page 77 and 78: 5.7 CHECKSUM and CRC To do a checks
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SECTION 6
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6.1-02
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EDIT This is a feature whereby the
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A GRAPHIC EXAMPLE OF HOW THE INSERT
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A GRAPHIC EXAMPLE OF HOW THE DELETE
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LOWER LIMIT OF RE-LOCATED DATA By p
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6.5-04
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The new lower address limit can be
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To increment or decrement the ASCII
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39M200
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LIST OF ‘SET’ COMMANDS (continu
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SELECTING A DEVICE 8.1 DEVICE TYPE
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8.2 LIST OF DEVICES AND DEVICE CODE
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SECTION 9
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If the empty test passes or is unne
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(a) (b) SETTING UP THE RAM AND THE
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RAM FUNCTIONS 10.1 KEYBOARD EDIT RO
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10.2 EDIT This is a feature whereby
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10.3 INSERT Insert is part of the e
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10.4 DELETE Delete is also part of
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10.5 BLOCK MODE (SET F4) SETTING AD
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(Revision 2) 10.5-03
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10.6 FILLING THE RAM By pressing SE
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10.7 STRING SEARCH This function al
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For instance: 47 STAG< Cursor The s
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SECTION 11
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FORMAT DESCRIPTIONS 12.1 INTERFACE
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12.1.1 INTELLEC The Intellec format
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12.1.2 EXTENDED INTELLEC The extend
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12.1.3 HEX ASCII The Hex ASCII form
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12.1.4 EXORCISOR The Exorcisor form
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12.1.5 EXTENDED EXORCISOR The Exten
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TRANSITION FROM 2 BYTE ADDRESS (4 C
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12.1.6 TEK HEX The Tek Hex format w
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12.1.7 EXTENDED TEK HEX The Extende
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CALCULATION OF THE EXTENDED TEK HEX
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12.1.8 PPX or (STAG HEX) * The PPX
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12.1.9 BINARY, DEC BINARY and BINAR
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SECTION 13
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REMOTE CONTROL 14.1 SELECTING REMOT
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Set Up for Load and Program (Cont.)
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ERROR RESPONSES F X H Error-status
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INTERPRETATION OF THE ERROR STATUS
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15.1 THE ASCII CODE ASCII ASCII ASC
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15.2 SPECIFICATION Programming Supp
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