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SECTION 2. INTERNAL DATA STORAGE The next window displays the current DSP location. Pressing A advances you to the Output array lD of the oldest Array in the Storage Area. To locate a specific Output Array, enter a location number that positions the Display Pointer (DPTR) behind the desired data and press the "A" key. lf the location number entered is in the middle of an Output.Array, the DPTR is automatically advanced to the first data point of the next Output Array. Repeated use of the "A" key advances through the Output Array, while use of the "8" key backs the DPTR through memory. The memory location of the data point is displayed by pressing lhe "#" key. At this point, another memory location may be entered, followed by the "A" key to jump to the start of the Output Array equal to or just ahead of the location entered. Whenever a location number is displayed by using the "#" key, the corresponding data point can be displayed by pressing the "C" key. The same element in the next Output Array with the same lD can be displayed by hitting #A. The same element in the previous array can be displayed by hitting #8. lf the element is 1 (Array lD), then #A advances to the next array and #B backs up to the previous array. #0A backs up to the start of the current array. The keyboard commands used in the *7 Mode are summarized in Table 2.3-1. Advancing the DPTR past the Data Storage Pointer (DSP) Upon entering dthisepl*a7ysMothdee,otldheesot lddeastat point. Output Array can be accessed by pressing the "A" key. TABLE 2.3-1. '7 Mode Command Summary Key Action A Advance to next data point B Back-up to previous data point t4 Display location number of currently displayed data point value c Display value of current location #A Advance to same element in next Output Array with same lD #B Back-up to same element in previous Output Array with same lD #0A Back-up to the start of the current Final Data Storage Array Exit *7 Mode 2-4

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SECTION
2.
INTERNAL DATA
STORAGE
The next window displays the current DSP
location.
Pressing A advances you to the
Output array lD of the oldest
Array
in
the
Storage
Area.
To
locate
a
specific Output
Array, enter a location number that positions the
Display Pointer (DPTR) behind the desired data
and press
the
"A"
key.
lf
the
location number
entered is
in
the
middle of an Output.Array, the
DPTR
is
automatically advanced to the first data
point
of
the
next Output
Array.
Repeated use of
the
"A" key advances through the
Output
Array,
while use
of
the
"8"
key backs
the
DPTR
through
memory.
The
memory location
of
the data point
is
displayed by pressing
lhe
"#"
key.
At this point,
another memory location may be entered,
followed by
the
"A" key
to
jump
to the start of
the Output Array equal to
or
just
ahead
of
the
location
entered.
Whenever
a location number
is
displayed by using
the
"#" key,
the
corresponding data point can be displayed by
pressing
the
"C"
key.
The same
element
in
the
next Output Array with
the
same
lD
can
be displayed by hitting #A.
The same
element
in
the
previous array
can
be
displayed by hitting
#8.
lf
the element is
1
(Array lD), then #A advances to
the
next
array
and #B backs
up
to
the
previous
array.
#0A
backs
up to
the
start
of
the current array.
The
keyboard commands used
in
the
*7
Mode
are summarized
in
Table 2.3-1.
Advancing
the
DPTR past
the
Data Storage
Pointer (DSP) displays the oldest data point.
Upon entering
the
*7
Mode, the oldest Output
Array
can
be
accessed by pressing
the
"A"
key.
2-4
TABLE
2.3-1.
'7
Mode Command
Summary
Key
Action
Advance
to
next data point
Back-up to previous data point
Display location number
of
currently
displayed data point value
Display value of current location
Advance
to
same element in next
Output Array with
same
lD
Back-up to same
element
in previous
Output Array with
same
lD
Back-up to the start of the
current
Final
Data Storage Array
Exit
*7
Mode
A
B
4
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#A
#B
#0A