User`s guide

2.5.12 REPEAT Command
The
REPEAT command is:
R(space>(console command>(CR>
The REPEA T command causes the console to repeatedly execute the <console command> (either
DEPOSIT, EXAMINE or INITIALIZE) specified until execution is terminated by CTRL/C, CTRL/P
or the BREAK key.
2.5.13
START Command
The
START command is:
S[(space>(address>](CR> or S/C(space>(address>(CR>
The START command starts execution of a program that is loaded into memory (see LOAD command).
The command starts execution of the program that begins
at the specified address in the CPU PC. If no
address is given then the data last examined or deposited is used as the CPU PC starting address.
»>5 1000<CR> Starts the program that begins at
address 1000 (Hex).
»>5 @<CR>
Uses the data last deposited or
examined as the starting address.
The START command performs the following functions:
l. Initializes the CPU.
2. Deposits the specified address into the PC. If no address is specified, then the current value in
the PC is used.
3. Performs the CONTINUE command to begin program CPU execution.
2.5.14
TEST Command
The
TEST command is:
T(qualifier>(CR>
The TEST command performs the self-test then loads and starts one of three diagnostic programs from a
console drive device, depending
on whether a qualifier is used and, if so, which one. The qualifiers used
are:
None
1M
IC
Loads and starts the customer-runnable diagnostic AUTO ,Mode package
(ENSAB.EXE)
(See Chapter 7)
Loads and starts the customer-runnable diagnostic
MENU Mode package (See
Chapter 7)
Loads and starts the microdiagnostic monitor package (ENKAA.EXE) (See
Chapter 4)
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