
Operating Functions
Chapter 5
5–10
Action taken: This command interrupts the scrolling of a BASIC
program during the execution of a LIST command. It also stops
output from the receiving port if you are running a program. In this
case XOFF (Control S) operates as follows:
1. XOFF only operates on PRINT statements.
2. When
received during a PRINT
,
data
output
and
program execution
are suspended immediately.
3. When
received at any
other time,
program execution
continues until a
PRINT
is
encountered.
At
this time program execution
is
suspended.
4. XON (Control Q) is required to resume program operation.
Action taken: This command restarts a LIST command or PRINT output
that is interrupted by a Control S.
Your BASIC Module can execute and SAVE up to 255 programs in
an EPROM. The module generates all of the timing signals
needed to program most EPROM devices. The programs are stored
in sequence in the EPROM for retrieval and execution. This sequential
storing of programs is called the EPROM FILE. The following
commands allow you to generate and manipulate the EPROM
FILE.
Action taken: These two commands tell the the BASIC Module
interpreter whether to select the current program out of RAM or EPROM.
The current program is displayed during a LIST command and
executed when RUN is typed.
5.3.8
Command: Control S
5.3.9
Command: Control Q
5.3.10
Overview of EPROM File
Commands
5.3.11
Commands: RAM and ROM
[integer]
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