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2. The command is copied to the command history list and to the output window, where it

appears in green type.

3. If the command is correctly formatted, it is executed and the results, if any, will appear in the

Output Window and in the Information Sidebar displays, as appropriate.

Pressing the escape key while this box has focus will clear its contents, and stop any macro playing or

recording.

6.7 Status Line

This is divided into three panels as follows (from the left):

1. General program state

This panel will display one of the following messages depending on the current program state:

Invalid project data (check ''Settings'')

Disconnected

Connected

Monitor Mode

Running

Tracing

User Mode

2. Locked/Unlocked

This panel shows the result of sending the security bytes - whether flash memory was successfully

unlocked or not..

3. Progress Bar

This is a standard windows progress bar which shows the progress of operations that involve the

transfer of bytes to or from the MCU.

6.8 Information Sidebar

The right-hand side of the Xplor8 main form is given over to a display of various items of information

useful when tracing and running programs on the MCU. Resize this area using the vertical splitter bar.

From top to bottom, information is displayed as follows:

6.8.1 CPU Registers Display

Whenever Xplor8 returns to monitor mode, that is to say directly interfacing with the on-chip MON08

firmware, the display of the MCU inherent register values is updated. So, for example, when stopping

at a breakpoint, these boxes will show the current program values in these registers. The A and H:X

boxes are editable so that their values may be changed - useful if you are tracing and want to try

alternatives. The flags in the CCR box may be toggled by double-clicking them. The PC and SP (stack

pointer) are read-only. The PC can only be changed as part of the Go (Run) or Trace commands.

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