Binary File Items
- Last UpdatedAug 29, 2024
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B[n]:e[/b] or B[n]/m |
n represents the file number and is optional. If not specified, it is assumed to be 3 (three). If specified, the file number must be 3 - 999 decimal. |
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e specifies the element (word) number within the Binary file. It must be 0 - 999 decimal. |
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b specifies the bit number within the word and is optional. In the first form (where :e is present), the bit number must be 0 - 15 decimal. |
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m specifies the bit number within the file. However, in the second form, no word numbers are specified and the bit number may be 0 - 15999. |
Examples:
B:33
B:6/4 (same bit as B/100)
B3/15999 (same bit as B:999/15)