` ` DISK FIXER V2.0`b = . INVALID COMMAND- R DISK ERROR.hh0@g(0@g0@h(0@h80dn<0dnV0dm0dn0dkf0dk0d}:0d}x0d}`h0@h20@i0@i0@i0@i  RR RS232.BA=9600P ***DISK FIXER VER 2.0*** *(C) Copyright 1983 By * * NAVARONE INDUSTRIES * ************************ SELECT OPTION R -READ P -PRINT W -WRITE F -FIND STRING A -ALTER DATA D -DISPLAY BUFFER C -CURRENT SECTOR M -INSPECT RAM H -HELP Q -QUIT ERROR-32K REQUIRED00d. lX`ilkk0`0 aFlX0C000 060N `0R `0T .68:` `f0`ila[ `f`1 `f0J0L0J0Lh`/ `fc(˜#Ѹ 0cX `jc`cp@  -`5`5 `f`bMjRyNP{PDzWzHc?cAy F~4C~ Qcc0 n `f d`bh d: `fg: `fh R q=P rW w1000V - >10FF ENTER : R sss,d The contents of the sector is displayed on the screen in HEX EXAMPLE: R 10F,1 Reads sector 271 from disk 1 PRINT SECTOR Dump sectors on to the printer ENTER : P sss,d,n The LIST device is requested the first time this fucntion is used. Enter your printer option OR press ENTER to use Default of: RS232.BA=9600 EXAMPLE: P 10F,1,3 Prints 3 sectors starting from sector 271 FIND STRING Searhes disk (n) from starting sector to end sector for 1st occurance of character string ENTER : F sss,eee,d ENTER SEARCH STRING . Enter up to 30 characters. EXAMPLE: F 1,FD,2 "Nav" Searches sectors starting from sector 1 to 253 for 1ST occur- ance of the Characters "Nav" ALTER DATA Use this to alter the data on disk. The sector to alter must first be READ into the buffer, with the (R) command. One data is in the buffer, alter with this command, then WRITE it back to the disk with the (W) command. ENTER: A oooo Change data by typing in new WORD in HEX. Use space bar to advance to next WORD, or ENTER to terminate. then WRITE it back to the disk with the (W) command. MEMORY INSPECT/CHANGE Used to INSPECT RAM or VDP RAM and is identical to the syntax of the TI-DEBUGGER ENTER M aaaa[v] where V is VDP Use this feature to display ascii buffer in VDP at >1000V to >10FFV. EXAMPLE: M 1000V,10FFV Displays VDP buffer on screen WRITE SECTOR - Writes data buffer to disk. ENTER : W sss,d if no sss,d is specified, the Current buffer is written to the same sector that was READ DISPLAY BUFFER display current buffer IN HEX ENTER : D Use the M option to see ASCII interpreted by M 1000V,10FFV DISPLAY CURRENT SECTOR NUMBER Use to show the sector number of data currently in buffer ENTER : C The current secter address is displayed in HEXIDECIMAL 1,BCE `k@k `jy6cpĀ -B`b0 0PEP0 z `f`b 0 0hL `v `z1,z `f`$ `f  `r`/ `f3 ` gY `fh `b; [ 0PMEP0z `f`b L01,lX 0L `v `~zl `f 0 `r`b SECTOR WRITTEN ON DISK AT ADDR 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ___________________________ INVALID SECTOR INVALID DISK DEVICE 1,z `f`$ `f  `r`/ `f3 ` gY `fh `b<>@B D)~ `f 0`0u*0h @*0aF0D<>`@ B M`5Yz `f`bP0z `f`b D0 0P 0L `v `z ` `1,2, P0}22ݰ& 0 ` `}U22ݰ `22_B݀ `}*1, `}0 ` `b"&2@ *݀20a0 ` <} 220 `<[@`@lX`0Il"0J#lX?IV l`22PlX`0El"``\@l"?IV l`[@?IlXV l20 R͈@20`$Ͱ  `݈`'ݰ݈0 u ``b[ `f 0 `r`b 0PP0E z `f`b 0 0dLC `f*1h *1a0 `v `z1,1 030`0 0P `f `f ENTER LIST DEVICE *NAVARONE IND. *** DISK FIXER V2.0 ** SECTOR DUMP SECTOR ADDRESSADDR = 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F INTERPRETED CURRENT SECTOR IS : STRING FOUND AT SECTOR : STRING NOT FOUND - SECTOR: ENTER SEARCH STRING *