| A |
ASCII Dump. Two args: <start address> and <end address>. Works in
page mode of 256 bytes. Enter for next page, ESC to abort. |
| B |
Dump one I/O port. real-time Two arguments: <port address> and <repeat rate> |
| C |
Compare memory. Three arguments <start address>, <end address> and <other
start address>. ESC to abort |
| D |
Debugger. Two arguments. <start address> and <end address> |
| E |
Edit. Inspect and edit memory locations. One argument the <address>.
Use Enter for next address, ESC to abort. |
| F |
Fill. Three args: <start address>, <end address>, <value> |
| G |
Go. One argument, the <address> to jump to. |
| H |
Hex/ASCII dump. Two arguments, <start address> and <end address>. Memory is
dumped in 256 byte chunks. Enter for next page, ESC to abort. |
| J |
I/O register dump. Dumps $BB00 - $BFFF for BEM-3, $BE00 - $BFFF for BEM-4. |
| K |
Dump one page. One argument <start address>. |
| L |
Load S19 file. No arguments, goes directly into load mode. On receiving a
end record, it returns to the monitor. Reset to abort. |
| M |
Move. Three args: <start address>, <end address>, <target address> |
| N |
Debugger. One argument: the <start address>. One instruction at a time.
Enter for next instruction, ESC for same instruction again. 'Q' for return to monitor. |
| O |
Memory Map. Prints memory in 256 chunks. Chunks with the same value
for all addresses prints that value, 'xx' otherwise. |
| P |
Print registers. No argument.
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| Q |
Go to user program (warm start). No argument. |
| R |
Run from last executed address. No arguments, executes immediately |
| S |
Save S19 file. Two arguments, start and end end address. |
| V |
Verify. No arguments, goes directly into verify mode. This is very
similar to the Load command, but instead of writing to memory, the
values are compared. This can be used as basic RAM-test. |
| X |
Go to user vector. No argument. |
| Z |
Go to address of last executed Go. No argument. |
| / |
Clear screen. No argument. |
| ? |
Help. No argument. |