Radio Shack Telephone Interface II Manual

•
When
the
number
of
characters
to
be
displayed
exceeds
24.
only
the
first
24
characters
are
dis-
played.
Note:
The
2nd
and
subsequent
display
items
can be
only
"character"
and
"variable";
the
"variable-
must
be
a
fixed
memory,
or
a
dimensioned
memory
that
has
a
fixed
memory
in
parentheses
or
that
is
specified
by
an
integer
(up
to
204) with
no
sign
[such
a
manner
as A
(30)
or
A$
(C)
j
.
4. PAUSE
statement
The
PAUSE
statement
is
an
output
instruction
like
a
PRINT
statement.
But,
these
statements
are
d.fferent
in
function.
The
PRINT
statement
causes
the
machine
to
temporarily
stop
program
execution
after
it
has
executed
(displayed)
a
given
instruction,
while
the
PAUSE
statement
forces
it
to
display
a
specified
item
for
about
0.85
sec,
and restart
program
execution
automatically
.
The
definition
form
(general
form)
of
PAUSE
statement
is the
same
as
for
the
PRINT
statement.
5.
USING
statement
The
USING
statement
is
an
instruction
to
specify
a PRINT
or
PAUSE
display
format
for
numerical
data.
General
form
(1)
USING
"##...#.
##...#A"
This
form
of
USING
statement
specifies
a
format
depending
on the
number
of
"#"
between
quotation
marks,
•
and A.
'##'
Specifies
the
scientific
notation
display
system.
-
Specifies
the
number
of
decimal
digits.
-Specifies
the
decimal
point.
General
form
(2)
Specifies
the
number
of
integral
digits,
including
sign.
USING
(Statement
end)
"Statement
end"
would
be
an
(Eie)
or
a colon
(
:
).
This
form
commands
the
Computer
to
cancel
the
format
specification.
That
is,
a
PRINT
or
PAUSE
statement
used
after
this
form
of
instruction
will
display
numerical
information
in the
same
format
as
a
manual
calculation.
Example:
Display
123.4567891
with
PRINT
or
PAUSE
statement.
10
A=123.4567891
20
US
I
NG
*
Specified
format"
30
PR
I NT
A
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Radio Shack Telephone Interface II Specifications

General

Brand	Radio Shack
Model	Telephone Interface II
Category	Desktop
Language	English