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View Data
The VIEW command is entered by selecting '1' after entering the INSPECT MEMORY routine.
The display then shows “View. start at?” on the first display line and “(Page 0, 1, 2, 3)” on the
second line. Enter the desired page number and select ENTER on the keypad. The counter position
is then requested for the memory position at which to begin viewing. The display will show the
requested counter position to verify that it is the correct location. Press YES to begin viewing, or
NO to return to the beginning of the INSPECT MEMORY routine. If YES is selected, the display
will read
Any key advance
Enter to quit
as a reminder that the receiver is in view mode. Press any key (other than ENTER) to advance to
the memory position. Continue to press any key to advance through the data. Press ENTER to stop
the viewing process. When ENTER is selected, the display will indicate that the viewing process
has been aborted and to press any key.
Four messages may appear (each beginning with an asterisk) while viewing data: Invalid Data, No
Data, Reached Pointer (reached the end of stored data), and End of Memory (at data position 3,
65535).
Print Data
The PRINT command is entered by selecting '2' after entering the INSPECT MEMORY routine.
The display then shows
Print. start at?
(Page 0, 1, 2, 3)
Enter the desired page number (either 0, 1, 2, or 3) and select ENTER. The counter position is then
requested for the memory position at which printing is to begin. The display shows the requested
counter position to verify that it is the correct location. Press YES to continue, or NO to return to
the beginning of the INSPECT MEMORY routine. If YES is selected, the display requests a delay
time (in milliseconds) after each line is printed for compatibility with mainframe computers. Select
the correct baud rate from the choices of 9600, 1200, or 300 baud. Once the baud is selected, the
data will be shown on the display and sent to the serial port for printing to an external printer. The
printing will stop at the end of the data unless ENTER is pressed. If the NEXT key is pressed then
the current memory position is shown on the display. The printing can be stopped temporarily by
holding down any digit key.
If the computer does not appear to be receiving data, or if the data consists of strange characters,
check the baud rate on the VR60 receiver and on the computer. Use a continuity meter to ensure the
RS232C cable is consistent with the diagram in the back of this manual.
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