Canon Model 6401 B manual Plot/Copy/Ftuc, FTU Initialization

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Field Test Unit Software

To use the 8k 6264LP RAM supplied to increase the FTU memory to 16k switch the FTU off and remove the cover of the chip socket on the back of the FTU.

Replace the FTU ROM with the RAM chip and change the memory select switch from ROM to RAM. Replace the cover press the reset button on the back of the FTU and switch on.

R A M Programs in RAM

Command Files Log Programs

Data

16K

PLOT

RAM/Cassette

RAM/Cassette

Cassette

 

(in text area)

 

 

 

16K

LOAD/COPY/FTUC RAM/Cassette

RAM/Cassette Cassette

 

(in RAM file)

 

 

 

24K

PLOT/COPY/FTUC

RAM/Cassette

RAM/Cassette

Cassette

2.3 FTU INITIALIZATION

If for any reason the FTU programs need to be loaded, the following proce- dure should be used:-

1.Using a pencil, press the RESET button at the rear of the FTU. (This is a Master Reset, so ALL PROGRAMS WILL BE LOST).

2.Connect FTU to Cassette Recorder with Model 6302A

software cassette tape inserted/rewound and ready to use.

3.Press ON/BREAK key on the FTU. The message “14940 Bytes free” will appear. (Note: at least 14940 Bytes are re- quired to operate this software, more ‘free’ bytes are fme).

4.Type:- FSET 10000 Return (2300 if using PLOT/PLOTX)

5.Type:- CLOAD “FTUC” Return (system should respond with ‘Found FTUC’ and then continue to read the program FTUC from the cassette tape and store it in the FTU)

6.Type:- SAVE “FTUC” Return (to save the program FTUC permanently in the FTU’s RAM file area.) SAVE “LOAD/UNLOAD”

7.Repeat Steps 5 & 6 above to Load & Save programs “LOAD” and “COPY”. Program “PLOT” may also be loaded if there is sufficient RAM in the FTU [in this case, “PLOT” should be LOAD(ed) and SAVE(ed) first, then “FTUC”, “LOAD” and “COPY”).

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Section 2. GETTING STARTED

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Contents Starlog Copyright Notice Table of Contents To CASSETTE/RAM RecordingsLOAD/PLOT Operator Responses Running PlotxDirect Commands from FTU-PROM CommandsDisplay Format ValuesField Test Unit Software Contents Memory structure Why use a FTU? InstallationSwitching on the FTU Running a ProgramAttaching the cassette REDSaving a Program Loading a ProgramGrey BlackFilename Extensions FTU Memory GuidePLOT/COPY/FTUC Loading PLOT’ in 16K RAM FTU Standard Features Command Files Copying FilesRunning Copy Operator Responses Question Answer Timing considerationsRunning Load Printing & Plotting RecordingsRunning Plot AnswersFile name,type Hhmm Ddmmyy Buffer Sample Field Descriptions StartPRINT/PLOT/LOAD/COPY Examples Print Example Question Operator ResponsePlot Example Load Example Hhmm Ddmmyy 50,14 Load Program control variables FileCopy Example InputPlotx Operator Responses QuestionMeaning= Green Sample Field DescriptionLines on the X-710 printer to produce Header Message Format Header message LineL/F Data Message Format Data messages Line 2 onwardsEND Message Format END messageData Storage Format Command Operation5 ‘space’ Command Cursor KEY CommandsINITIALlZATlON Next Locate 0,1PRINT USING####BL Locate 0,3PRINT? LB P Channel AddressesNFTU.X07 Program Listing CLSPRINT#1,KKKON Error Goto 0V = Clsinputloc Lgoto If M=1 then M=2 Else M=1 GotoClsinputblockbgoto Clsinputput NextDisplay of the Loggers Current Memory Values User Defined Screen Format Key Stroke FunctionExample FTU to lock up on power on Commands to Modify Data LoggerTime DisplayX-07 Direct Commands from FTU-PROM TimeBaud S300Free QuitIndirect and Miscellaneous Commands Summary of Commands HomeCLR Pdlftu ALL Recorded Data will be Lost