Rockwell Automation 1771-DB BASIC MODULE - Manual (Page 361)

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Appendix E
E –5
Page Description BASIC
ON-GOSUB transfer control to subroutine when expression
following ON is encountered 11 -24
ON-GOTO transfer control to line specified when expression
following ON is encountered 11 -26
ONTIME use to compensate for incompatibility between
timers/counters on the microprocessor and the
BASIC module 11 -25
.OR. combine the first expression with the second
expression using .OR. 9 -8
PI store constant. PI 9 -12
PH0. and PH1. direct BASIC module to print a number in
hexadecimal format to a console device 11 -27
POP remove value from argument stack 11 -28
PRINT output value to the console device 11 -29
PROG program resident EEPROM with current program in
RAM 10 -11
PROG1 program resident EEPROM with port information for
all three ports as well as MTOP information 10 -12
PROG2 program resident EEPROM with port information for
all three ports as well as MTOP information and
execute first program in the EEPROM 10 -13
PUSH place expression on argument stack 11 -30
RAM select current program out of RAM 10 -15
READ retrieve expressions specified in DATA statement 11 -31
REM specify a comment line in BASIC program 11 -32
REN renumber program lines 10 -16
RESTORE reset internal pointer to beginning of data to read it
again 11 -32
RETI exit from an interrupt that is processed 11 -33
RETURN return control back to program after executing a
GOSUB 11 -34
RND return a pseudo–random number 9 -12
ROM select current program out of EEPROM or EPROM 10 -17
RROM select and run current program out of EEPROM or
EPROM 10 -18
RUN set variables to zero, clear BASIC evoked interrupts,
and begin program execution with the first line
number of selected program 10 -19
SGN return the sign of argument 9 -12
SIN return the sine of argument 9 -10
SQR return the square root of the argument 9 -12
SNGLSTP initiate single-step execution 10 -20
ST@ store floating point numbers to a specified address 11 -35
STOP break program execution at specific points in the
program 11 -36
STRING allocate memory for strings 11 -37
SUBTRACT (–) subtract one expression from another 9 -5
TAN return the tangent of argument 9 -10
TIME read/assign the free running clock 9 -19