Specifications

In the column heads for the table in this display,
DEV stands for device name.
PID stands for peripheral identifier.
VID stands for vendor identifier.
REV stands for device revision level.
SCSI DEV stands for SCSI device type.
DIR indicates a direct access device, or hard disk drive.
SEQ indicates a sequential access device, or tape drive.
CD-ROM indicates an optical compact disc drive.
d Command
>>d [OPTIONS] RANGE value
OPTIONS -w Word (default)
-h Halfword
-b Byte
-S count Repeat deposit count
times
RANGE address Single address
address:address Start and end address
address#count Start address and count
range,range More than one range
The d, or deposit, command deposits values in memory. Values
can be stored as words, halfwords, or bytes. The default size
is word. The d command deposits the specified value through
the range of specified addresses. No intervening blanks are
allowed in an address range. You can specify the address range
as follows:
A single address (address)
A starting and an ending address (address:address)
A starting address and the number of addresses
(address#count)
Multiple address ranges separated by commas (range,range).
Note that no space follows the comma in an address range.
Using the Console Program 10–11