Finally, HELLO WORLD
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by Bill Degnan - 02/19/2012 21:19 |
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Turns out the belt clamp that drives the printer was loose, the HELLO WORLD program was fine.
1. Load 001000 into the program counter and deposit the following: 042510 046114 020117 047527 046122 020504 005015 000000 012701 001000 112100 001406 105737 177564 100375 110037 177566 000770 000000 2. After checking to be sure the program is OK, load 001020 and ENABLE/START HELLO WORLD! [CR/LF] ----------------- Here is another test program that I pulled from one of the links in this thread, that types out all of the ASCII chars. Load 500 into the program counter, load the following program and run it from 000500 005000 105737 117564 100375 110037 177566 105200 000771 Reply |
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