910712 Appendix A: Command Menus Page A~27 ‘On this screen the data contents of a block of memory (RAM or EPROM) can be displayed. The size of the block is #FF (-256) addresses, where # is the sign for hexadecimal notation. ‘As the full memory capacity { the microprocessor is one megabyte, the address selection is in two parts: 1. Asegment value. 2. Anofiset value. ‘The microprocessor shifts the segment value one position to the let, then adds the two values to find the memory ad- dress. For the example shown above, the addition is as follows: #A4aE3 F320 Segment Value: Offset value: + Address: #34250 Each line shows 16 addresses, the value of the byte stored at that address is shown as a hexadecimal value. For exam- plo, the first address contains the byte ‘4A’, this corresponds to a binary value of 01001010". the contents correspond toa printable ASC character (Hex. values 20107€), the characteris shown in the table on the right of the screen. This translation is done even if the code is not intended as text. Selections can be made on the bottom line for a single read cycle or a continuous reading and for going to the next or previous blocks. Ifthe special test mode is selected, the extra facility if offered to write data to the RAM addresses. I this s done great care must be taken not to destroy valuable RAM data or start actions which are in conflict with the spectrometer’s cur- rent status. A.4.6.4 Hexadecimal /O Space Access This accesses the 64K bytes I/O space for XR-bus and USART's. HEXADECIMAL I/O SPACE ACCESS 10:4: 26-may 88 012345678 9A B 0000 4¢ FF 4C FF 4C FF 4C FF 48 FF 83.FF 82 FF AA 0010 4c FF 4C FF 4c FF 4C FF 48 FF B3 FF 62 FF AA FF 0020 4¢ FF 4C FF 4C FF 4C FF 48 FF B3 FF 62 FF AA 0030 4c FF 4C FF 4¢ FF 4C FF 48 FF B3 FF 82 FF AA FF 0040 FF FF FF FF FF PF FF FF FF FF FF FF OFF FF FF FF 0050 FF FF FF FF FF FF EF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF 0060 FF FF FF FF FF EE FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF 0070 FF FE FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF 0080 FF FF FF FF FF Fe FF FF FE FF FF OFF FF FF FF FF 0090 FF FF FF FF FF Fe FF FF FF FF OFF FF FF FF FF FF OOAO FF FF FF FF FF FE EF EF FF FF FF FF OFF FF FF FF 0080 FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF OFF FF FE FF FE FF FF FF 00CO FF FF FF FF FE FF FF PF FF FF FF FF OFF OFF FF FF 0000 FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FE FF FF FF OFF FF FF FF FF QOkO FF FE FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FP FF FF EF FF OOFO FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF EF FF 0123456789ABCDEF (Address, Read, Continuous read, Prev., Next, /] = Continuous read This screen makes it possible to access the VO space in a similar way to the memory space (see above). As the total I/O space is 64k Bytes the address selection is etfected with one hexadecimal number between #0000 and #FFFF, as shown.