
Section 5 Command Descriptions
5.3
Items enclosed in square brackets (
[item]
) are optional. Multiple
items enclosed in square brackets separated by vertical lines
(
[item1|item2|item3]
) are optional, any one or none may be chosen.
No more than one item may be selected.
Ellipses (
…
) within square brackets mean that the items in the brackets
may be repeated as many times as desired. For example
[,addr…]
means
that any number, to a maximum of 15, of address separator-address
combinations may be used.
Braces, or curly brackets, (
{item1|item2}
) mean that exactly one
of the enclosed items is required.
Combinations of brackets are possible. For example,
{term[term][EOI]|EOI}
allows the choice of
term
,
term
EOI
,
term
term
,
term
term
EOI
, or just
EOI
, but does not allow the choice
of "nothing."
Numeric parameters (those that are given as numbers) are decimal
unless preceded by
&H
in which case they considered to be hexadecimal.
Thus
100
is decimal
100
,
&H64
is hexadecimal
64
which equals decimal
100
,
&HFF
is decimal
255
, and
0FF
is invalid because
F
is not a valid
decimal digit. The only exception to this rule is that bus addresses, both
primary and secondary, must be specified as two-digit decimal numbers.
Hexadecimal bus addresses are not allowed.
Several of the commands require additional or optional parameters.
These are further described with each command, but discussion of the more
common ones follow.
5.2.1.1 Bus Addressing
pri-addr
A two-digit primary device address in the
range of
00
to
30
.
sec-addr
An optional two-digit secondary device
address in the range of
00
to
31
.
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