Field Test Unit Software
6.1.3 P COMMAND
The P command allows you to PUT new data to memory. Only one byte location may be altered at a time. The location altered is the first byte displayed (the one indicated by the status line). The new value must be between 0 and 255. Use the ‘S & D’ keys to step backwards and forwards to adjacent locations to be altered.
6.1.4 CURSOR KEY COMMANDS
The Cursor Keypad (at the top right of the FTU keyboard) step the displayed location backwards (or forwards) one byte using the & - command keys, and backwards (or forwards) four bytes using the ^ & Vcommand keys.
6.1.5 ‘space’ COMMAND
The ‘space’ bar toggles the display between ‘byte mode’ (4 individual byte display) and ‘integer mode’ (4 byte, 32 bit single integer).
6.2 INITIALlZATlON
The initialization sequence should be avoided if possible. The FTU will initialize if the batteries are removed or go flat. Therefore the batteries should be changed when the low battery warning appears and should be changed with the power pack inserted so as the memory does not lose power. However if the program contained in the FTU has been lost, perform the following sequence.
(<RET > in the following sequence is the lower right hand key marked “RETURN” and $ is the dollar sign appearing above the 4)
Type in the program appearing at the end of the Section Enter “START$ = “RUN” + CHR$(l3)
Enter ‘OFF1 <RET > “\
The field test unit will power down and when next press the on button the FTU should appear as normal.
The following is a table of addresses versus channel viewed on the Field Test unit.
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