Avery Dennison 6035 Programmer Manual Rev.CA 6/01 - Manual (Page 194)

Utility and Driver Reference 7-3
/address The hexadecimal address to start memory display.
You must specify the address in segment:offset form.
You can also use the following options to indicate
you want to dump a flash ROM:
/A or /1 The first flash ROM.
/B or /2 The second flash ROM.
length The hexadecimal number of bytes to display. The
default is the entire file or 80 hexadecimal (128
decimal) bytes if displaying memory.
Examples
DUMP DISK.IMG
Displays the entire DISK.IMG file.
DUMP DISK.IMG 200 140>TEMP.TXT
Displays 320 bytes (140 hexadecimal) of file DISK.IMG, starting
at offset 512 (200 hexadecimal), redirecting output to a file
called TEMP.TXT.
DUMP /E000:0000
Displays 128 (80 hexadecimal) bytes of memory starting at
address E0000.
DUMP/CC00:200 400
Displays 1024 (400 hexadecimal) bytes of memory at address
CC200.
DUMP /FFF0:0 100>TEMP.TXT
Displays 256 (100 hexadecimal) bytes of memory at address
FFF00, redirecting output to file TEMP.TXT.