Command line calls, Call 73 – battery-backed ram disable, Chapter 5 – Rockwell Automation 1746-BAS BASIC LANGUAGE User Manual

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Chapter

5

Command Line CALLs

This chapter describes and illustrates CALLs that cause a function to occur within
the BASIC or BASIC-T module. These CALLs cannot be executed within the
BASIC program but are entered at the command line. Table 5.1 lists the
corresponding mnemonics.

CALL 73 –
Battery-Backed RAM
Disable

Purpose

Use CALL 73 to disable the battery-backed RAM. When this CALL is executed,
the message

Battery Backup Disabled

is printed on the host terminal.

Disabling battery-backed RAM allows a purging reset. When power to the module
is turned OFF, the contents of RAM are destroyed. When power is reapplied, RAM
is cleared and battery back-up is re-enabled.

Syntax

CALL 73

Example

>CALL 73

Battery Backup Disabled

>REM TURNING POWER OFF, THEN BACK ON

Table 5.1 Chapter Reference Guide

If you need (to)

Use this mnemonic

Page

Battery-backed RAM disable

CALL 73

5-1

Battery-backed RAM enable

CALL 74

5-2

Protected variable storage

CALL 77

5-2

User memory module check and description

CALL 81

5-3

Check the user memory module map.

CALL 82

5-4

Upload the user memory module code to host.

CALL 101

5-4

Print port PRT1 output buffer and pointer.

CALL 103

5-5

Print port PRT1 input buffer and pointer.

CALL 104

5-6

Print the argument stack.

CALL 109

5-7

Print port PRT2 output buffer and pointer.

CALL 110

5-8

Print port PRT2 input buffer and pointer.

CALL 111

5-8

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