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MVI56-BAS is running a program connected to a device that sends data and sometimes the BASIC program is changed. How do I prevent this? |
Article Number: 192 | Rating: Unrated | Last Updated: Fri, Jun 27, 2014 at 9:56 PM |
It is possible that if you have a basic program running in your
MVI56-BAS and you have the port 1 connected to a device that
periodically send data, sometimes the basic program may be changed. This
can happen if your device sends the ^c (Ctrl C) character (ASCII 03) to
the BASIC module, changing the mode of the basic module to program,
then the next received characters can be accepted as a new program line.
To avoid this you can use the call 19 (disable ^c checking) at the beginning of your program. |
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