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OPTIMA PROM SOF TW AR E Opti ma User M anual 55 If your d ata file d oes not u se any of the pr edefined file extensions, you can w ild card the file name by using (*.*) in the file name box and choosing the appropriate …

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File>Load
Selecting File>Load will produce the Open dialog screen:
The Open dialogue
The Open dialogue allows the use of these different data formats:
x Binary (*.com, *.bin)
x Hex (*.hex, *.obj, *mot, *.S*) which supports data formats in Motorola
Exorciser, Motorola ExorMax, Motorola 32 (S3), Intel Intellec 8/MDS, Intel
MCS-86 Hex, Intel OMF 286, and Intel Hex-32
x Space (*.spc) which supports ASCII Hex Space
x MOS (*.mos) which supports MOS Technology
x LOF (*.lof) which supports Quick Logic
x Actel (*.dio)
x HP64000 (*.hp) which supports HP64000 Absolute and HP Unix
Note: If Hex or HP Format is selected, the Optima software
automatically selects the appropriate format.
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If your data file does not use any of the predefined file
extensions, you can wild card the file name by using (*.*) in
the file name box and choosing the appropriate file type.
Navigate the computer or network for the required data file, and select the <OK>
button. Once the file is selected, the File load options screen will appear:
File load options screen
This dialogue provides options for file starting address, device memory destination,
file mode, and data format.
File Load Options
For most file load operations you will accept the default values when the File load
options dialog box appears by clicking on <OK>. However, the File load options
dialog box has four option menus that allow you to customize the file load operation:
x Start address in file
x Destination in memory
x File mode
x Intel/Motorola format
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Start address in file:
If a hexadecimal number is placed in the Start address in file box prior to a file load
operation, the load software waits until that address is reached before placing data into
the Optima Ram Buffer.
In Example 1 below, the Start address in file has been set to 300 hex, and therefore
the load software waits until address 300 hex has been reached before placing data
into the Optima Ram Buffer starting at location zero.
Start address in file works for all formats.
Example 1: Start address in file
File Data (ASCII Hex Space) Optima Ram Buffer
$A000, Address Data
00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 0000 88
0001 99
$A100, 0002 AA
08 09 0A 0B 0C 0D 0E 0F 0003 BB
0004 CC
$A200, 0005 DD
00 11 22 33 44 55 66 77 0006 EE
0007 FF
$A300, 0008 xx
88 99 AA BB CC DD EE FF 0009 xx
000A xx
000B xx
000C xx
Start address in file = 300 Hex 000D xx
xx = Don’t Care 000E xx
000F xx