Remote Commands

word_memory [m], [l], [b1], [b2]

Word Memory. Stores into word memory m the word pattern of length l, with a bit sequence represented by b1 and b2.

Min. Abbr.

word_memo

 

Arguments

m:

decimal in range 0 to 9.

 

 

l:

8 or 16

 

 

b1:

#00 to #FF

(hexadecimal)

 

 

#Q000 to #Q377

(octal)

 

 

#B00000000 to #B11111111

(binary)

 

b2:

same as b1. However, b2 is allowed only if l (length)

 

 

is set to 16.

 

Example

word_memory 3, 16, #HC4, #HF0

 

 

Stores the 16-bit sequence C4F0 (hex) into word memory 3.

word_memory? [m]

Word Memory Query. Returns the 8 or 16-bit pattern saved in word memory m in the form: [m], [byte 1], [byte 2], where m is either 8 or 16 (word length in bits), and byte 1 and byte 2 are hex representations of the first and second bytes in the pattern. Note that byte 2 will be included only if pattern length is 16. word_memory? returns the contents of all programmable WORD memories. The response will units separated by semi-colons and will contain the memory location, length and data bytes of each memory.

Min. Abbr.

word_memo?

 

Arguments

m:

0 to 9

 

Returns

<NR1>, <NR1>, <non-decimal numeric(s)>

 

Example

word_memory? 4

(command)

 

WORD_MEMORY 4, #H87, #H76

(response)

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