To display the current CPU speed, type ESPEED only and press m. You see the following:
<+> : Speed Up
33.0 MHZ
To change the speed when you see this display, press the a or $ key; then press & to exit.
The processor speed you set remains in effect until you change it using the ESPEED program again, a keyboard command, or the SETUP program; or until you press the RESET button or turn off the computer.
Entering the ESPEED command in a batch file
You may want to run the ESPEED program by including the command in a batch file. Let’s say you have a program called SLOWDOWN which requires a slower processor speed. You could include the following commands in a batch file to start the SLOWDOWN program:
ESPEED S
SLOWDOWN
You could name the batch file SLOW.BAT. Whenever you need to run the SLOWDOWN program, insert the program diskette in drive A. Then type SLOW and press [Enbr). The computer changes the speed to slow and starts the SLOWDOWN program.
See your operating system manuals for instructions on creating and using batch files.