7 - using basic module statements, What’s in this chapter, Memory and operation calls – Rockwell Automation 1771-DB BASIC MODULE User Manual

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Chapter

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Using BASIC Module Statements

This chapter groups the statements and calls required to manipulate the
various hardware parts of the BASIC module. We assume you are familiar
with standard BASIC programming practices. Therefore, standard BASIC
commands and statements are not covered here unless a special
consideration is required for the BASIC module. Some calls perform
multiple operations and are listed in more than one place. Chapter 11
describes the statements in detail and Chapters 12 and 13 describe the calls
in detail.

This chapter describes:

On page:

memory and operation calls

7 -1

port communication calls

7 -2

block-transfer support calls

7 -3

number conversion calls

7 -4

clock/calendar calls

7 -4

string calls

7 -5

DH-485 communication

7 -5

DF1 communication

7 -6

background operations

7 -6

command line calls

7 -7

execution control and interrupt support calls

7 -7

input calls

7 -8

output calls

7 -9

setup calls

7 -9

status calls

7 -10

what’s next?

7 -10

Memory Manipulation

Statement

Page

CALL 70

ROM to RAM program transfer

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CALL 71

ROM/RAM to ROM program transfer

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CALL 72

RAM/ROM return

13 -4

CALL 73

battery-backed RAM disable

13 -5

CALL 74

battery-backed RAM enable

13 -5

CALL 77

protected variable storage

13 -6

CALL 80

check battery condition

13 -9

CALL 81

user PROM check and description

13 -10

CALL 82

check user memory module map

13 -11

What’s in This Chapter?

Chapter

Memory and Operation Calls

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