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smartvn2020

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retentitive range
« on: November 13, 2020, 03:06:17 AM »
Found something by accident. I did not know the C bits were retentive, I was use to DS software 1-300 were not retentive. I got a warning message that is how i found out. I like the way I was able to go in and set c0-c100 to non-retentive.
Is there any danger in doing this? If the machine is shut down, I do not want those range of bits to stay active.

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« Last Edit: January 13, 2021, 02:41:29 AM by smartvn2020 »

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Re: retentitive range
« Reply #1 on: November 13, 2020, 10:05:44 AM »
Found something by accident. I did not know the C bits were retentive, I was use to DS software 1-300 were not retentive. I got a warning message that is how i found out. I like the way I was able to go in and set c0-c100 to non-retentive.
Is there any danger in doing this? If the machine is shut down, I do not want those range of bits to stay active.

Keep finding jewels in the new Do-more.

No danger at all. We default most of the built-in memories to retentive, but the setting is there for you to use however you wish.
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