Stag PP39 Users Manual - Matthieu Benoit

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Scanning device types and manufacturers by use of cursor keys When a device code is not known or if the user wishes to scan the devices available, selection can be made via the cursor keys: ↓ ↑ ← → By pressing SET ‘0’ the code of the last used device is displayed: DEVICE CODE AF44 The manufacturer and device type can be changed by use of the cursor keys: The up/down keys scan the range of manufacturers. ↓ ↑ changes manufacturer The left/right keys scan the device range of a particular manufacturer. ← → changes device type 3.1-02
3.2 LIST OF DEVICES AND DEVICE CODES This list of parts is supported by the 39M100 Module. Each device carries a four digit code. The first two digits define the manufacturer of the device and the second two digits refer to the device type. EPROMS Manufacturer Device Device Code Device Size (Hex) AMD 2716 9F 42 800 2732 9F 44 1000 2732A 9F C4 1000 2764 9F 4A 2000 2764A 9F CA 2000 27128 9F 4B 4000 27128A 9F CB 4000 27256 9F 4C 8000 27512 9F 4D 10000 Fujitsu 2716 AF 42 800 2732 AF 44 1000 2732A AF C4 1000 2764 AF 4A 2000 27128 AF 4B 4000 27256 AF 4C 8000 27C256 AF DC 8000 27C128 AF DB 4000 27C256A AF CC 8000 27C512 AF DD 10000 General 27C64 02 DA 2000 Instruments 27HC64 02 DA 2000 27256 02 4C 8000 27C256 02 DC 8000 Hitachi 2716 BF 42 800 2532 BF 43 1000 2732 BF 44 1000 2732A BF C4 1000 2764 BF 4A 2000 27C64 BF DA 2000 27128 BF 4B 4000 27128A BF CB 4000 27256 BF 4C 8000 27C256 BF DC 8000 27512 BF 4D 10000 (Revision 2+) 3.2-01
Page 1: Operating Manual for RS PP39 Univer
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 27 and 28: 2.2 RAM OPERATING STRUCTURE (Revisi
Page 29 and 30: 2.3 LIST OF ‘SET’ COMMANDS set
Page 31 and 32: LIST OF ‘SET’ COMMANDS (continu
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Page 38 and 39: LIST OF DEVICES AND DEVICE CODES (c
Page 44 and 45: Mode (ii): Single Key Operation Pre
Page 47 and 48: BIT MODES 4.1 SELECTION OF BIT MODE
Page 49 and 50: 4.2 8-BIT MODE In the 8-Bit mode, t
Page 51 and 52: DISPLAY 8-Bit Mode By pressing Key
Page 53 and 54: 4.3 GANG MODE LOAD: Two devices wit
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Page 57 and 58: DISPLAY The two bytes can be displa
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Page 80 and 81: SETTING UP THE RAM AND THE DEVICE A
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RAM FUNCTIONS 6.1 INTERLACE* Interl
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6.2 LIST AND EDIT The data field di
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6.3 INSERT Insert is part of the ed
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6.4 DELETE Delete is also part of t
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6.5 BLOCK MODE (SET F4) SETTING ADD
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(Revision 2) 6.5-03
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6.6 FILLING THE RAM By pressing SET
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*A larger number of up to 8 digits
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6.7 STRING SEARCH This function all
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For instance: 47 STAG< Cursor The s
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SECTION 7
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(Revision 2) 7.1-01
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(Revision 2) 7.2-01
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7.3 LIST OF ‘SET’ COMMANDS set
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SECTION 8
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Scanning device types and manufactu
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8.2-02
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DEVICE FUNCTIONS 9.1 LOAD Loading t
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9.2 PROGRAMMING SEQUENCE Empty Test
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9.3 PROGRAMMING Once the device has
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9.3.1 Verify Verify Pass-Security B
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9.4 CHECKSUM To do a checksum Press
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9.5 DEVICE/RAM ADDRESS LIMITS (SET
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9.6 SAVE AND RECALL MACHINE CONFIGU
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9.7 68705 Devices The 68705s are se
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SECTION 10
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10.1-02
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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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10.5-04
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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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INTERFACE 11.1 SETTING THE I/O INTE
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SECTION 12
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STRUCTURE AND CONVERSION OF DATA BE
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CALCULATION OF THE INTELLEC* CHECKS
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SBA REPETITION In some operations w
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CALCULATION OF THE EXORCISOR* CHECK
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1 - Data Record (Four Character Add
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3 - Data Record (Eight Character Ad
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CALCULATION OF TEK HEX CHECKSUMS Un
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* Sections (e) and (f) are integrat
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AND WITH AN OFFSET OF 8000 START CO
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DEC BINARY DEC Binary is an improve
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SECTION 14
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14.2 REMOTE CONTROL COMMANDS h = on
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SET UP FOR INPUT AND OUTPUT Selecti
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14.3 REMOTE ERROR WORD -F- BIT NUMB
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SECTION 15
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15.1-02
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I/O Interface: I/O Formats: Audible
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