<address> First memory address to set.
<data byte 1 ...8/16>
Data to be placed in the succes
sive memory locations following
the address with a space
preceding each data byte.
The maximum number of bytes that can be entered is 8 (in 40
column mode) or 16 (in 80 column mode). When the RETURN
key is pressed the contents of the 8/16 locations after the
address are displayed
EXAMPLES:
>2000
displays line of bytes following $2000
>2000 31 32 38
enters values at $2000 and displays line of bytes following $2000
COMMAND: @ (at sign)
PURPOSE: Can be used to display the disk status.
SYNTAX: @ [<unit#>], <disk cmd string>
<unit #> Device unit number (optional).
<disk cmd string>
String command to disk.
NOTE: @ alone gives the status of the disk drive.
EXAMPLES:
@
00, OK, 00, 00
Checks disk status
@J
initializes drive 8
@i$
displays directory of drive 8
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