FILE MANAGER
REMARKS
VER.V09F
SECTION 3.4
When HUNTER is loading data the following
messages will appear on the screen:
>WAITING
>LOADING
>WAITING
>LOADING
HUNTER responds to each pause in transmission
with a 'WAITING' message to indicate that data
is not being received,
On completion of Hex loading the number of 256
byte blocks now in memory is displayed,
The number of blocks, n, can be overspecified,
For instance:
INP 100 filename
will load most files, Only the number of blocks
actually required will be used following
termination by 'ESC'.
The number of blocks is calculated by:
1 block = 256 bytes
1K bytes= 4 blocks
NOTE: Because INP clears the receive comms
buffer to remove spurious data when it is
invoked, it is important to ensure that the
HUNTER is ready to receive before the
transmitting device begins to SEND.
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