Specifications

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IMAGE DATA
(*I : =
The image to be stored into computer memory. The form sent can be
machine-dependent, to be defined on an as needed basis. Unless
otherwise defined, each byte represents one memory byte.
TRANSFER ADDRESS
(4) : B =
The starting memory address of the image just loaded.
NOTE
IMAGE DATA or LOAD ADDRESS and IMAGE DATA may be
omitted. valid message lengths are
6 (LOAD ADDRESS
and IMAGE DATA omitted), 10 (IMAGE DATA omitted), or
greater then 10.
5.1.2 Memory Load
The Memory Load message consists
of:
CODE LOAD LOAD IMAGE
NUMBER ADDRESS DATA
Where:
CODE
(1)
: B =
The number 2.
LOAD NUMBER (1) : B =
As described for Memory Load with Transfer Address.
LOAD ADDRESS
(4) : B =
As described for Memory Load with Transfer Address.
IMAGE DATA
(*) : =
As described for Memory Load with Transfer Address.
NOTE
IMAGE DATA may be omitted. Valid message lengths may
be
6 (IMAGE DATA omitted), or greater than 6.
Messages without IMAGE DATA cause nothing to be
loaded; however, the LOAD NUMBER value is still
incremented for the next load.