When the cursor (>) reapprears at the bottom of the screen, the procedure is finished. This will create the A.TOP file which will be sent out to the floppy disk. At the ! prompt, press the WRITE key again. Press the F2 (output) key and key in FD0: and press the WRITE key. Press the F5 funtion key to enter the DATA PIP function. Press F8 (extend) two times until you see F5 (data PIP) function key.ģA. After cursor returns and the light turns off on the disk drive, press F7 to quit the PIP function. Press the COPY function key and key in MD1:*.*,FD0: and then press the WRITE key.ģ. Go into EDIT/AUX mode and press F3 to access the PIP function. Go into PARAMETER mode and put the control in METRIC mode by changing NC Optional Parameter Bit #3 bit 0 to a 0.Ģ. When the equal (=) sign appears, formatting is completed. Type in a '1' or '0' depending on the type of diskette you have and press the WRITE key. Type 'Y' and press WRITE key, the CRT will display: IF NOTHING IS TYPED IN AND THE WRITE KEY IS PRESSED THE MEMORY FOR THE PART PROGRAMS WILL BE ERASED BECAUSE MD1: IS THE DEFAULT!!!! Type in 'FD0:' press WRITE key, CRT will display: Press the INIT function key (F2), the CRT will display: Press the EXTEND function key (F8) once. Insert a new unformatted disk into the floppy disk drive. Intialize two floppy disks which you will use as follows.ġst disk : used for storing part program data and A.TOP file generated from the data PIP function.Ģnd disk : Used for storing *.PBU file parameter data.

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