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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
Battery-backed RAM enable
CALL 74
Protected variable storage
CALL 77
User memory module check and description
CALL 81
Check the user memory module map.
CALL 82
Upload the user memory module code to host.
CALL 101
Print port PRT1 output buffer and pointer.
CALL 103
Print port PRT1 input buffer and pointer.
CALL 104
Print the argument stack.
CALL 109
Print port PRT2 output buffer and pointer.
CALL 110
Print port PRT2 input buffer and pointer.
CALL 111