ACR&Artex Float-Free 406 Memory Capsule - Manual (Page 19)

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When reading (dumping) all of Main Memory data out of the RLB-35MC
two commands are available. The ‘D’ command with a 16-bit offset
value represents the number of megabytes ahead of the current
writing position to start reading. For example, if the read offset is 7 MB
and the current write address is 0x2110, the data dump would begin
at 0x2117. All of Main Memory’s data would be read ending with the
last read at address 0x2116. If the ‘F’ command is used the data will
be read back from the first address in the Main Memory partition to the
last address in the partition.
Command Sub-Command Offset Megabytes
“D” “1” 0007
RLB-35MC Dump with OFFSET
When reading Main Memory data out of the RLB-35MC, an offset value
is made available so that only a portion of the data can be retrieved.
The offset value in this case is the number of megabytes to read. The
read starts at a location the specified number of megabytes behind the
current write position and ends at the write location at the time the
command was received. For example, a download of data that was
stored 14 megabytes ago would be:
Command Sub-Command Offset Megabytes
“R” “1” 000E
RLB-35MC Read with OFFSET
A read command to the Configuration Memory reads back the entire
Configuration Memory that was written. A read command to the
Status Memory reads back the data stored in the Status Memory area.
7.3. Status Port 7200:
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Request the memory board status
Request the memory board status, CFC size, and software version
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