Owner`s manual

The STOP command syntax is:

STO[P] [/qualifier] <XMI-node>

where <XMI-node> speciﬁes the XMI node to be halted. If <XMI-node> is

a processor module, then only that node is halted. If you stop a processor

that is currently running, you receive this message:

>>>

Node n: ?0002 External halt (CTRL/P, break, or external halt)

>>>

Node n: PC = xxxxxxxx

>>>

where n is the node you stopped, and xxxxxxxx is the address where the

processor was halted. If you issue a STOP command to a processor that is

in console mode, you do not receive a message. Processors in console mode

are already halted.

When the /BI qualiﬁer is used, the XMI node is a DWMBB/A that connects

to the VAXBI bus containing the node to be halted.

When the /BI qualiﬁer is not used, as in:

STO[P] <XMI-node>

if <XMI-node> is a DWMBB/A, all nodes on the VAXBI are halted.

The STOP command has noeffect after a system reset. The STOP command

does not control the running of diagnostics.

The STOP command does not apply to memories.

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