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From: jimwebster on 17 May 2010 11:02
I am using the old HP48 Conn Kit program (with the puppy image) with
an HP48G calculator. How do I copy a program to the stack only? I am
copying the file in ASCII mode, and with the file starting out with "%
%HP: T(3)A(D)F(.);", it is automatically storing the file. What can I
do to force the file to be on the stack?

I have not messed with an HP48G in a while. And to make matters more
complicated, the newer HP Conn4X program does not see the HP48G
calculator, which is connected to the PC via a serial port cable.

I am also assuming that the below stores the program where I want it.
Am I correct?

2. <<program on the stack>>
1. 'desired program name'
STO

Thank you for any help!!
From: MACH on 17 May 2010 13:05
On 17 mayo, 12:02, jimwebster <jwebs...(a)phoenixdetailingservices.com>
wrote:
> I am using the old HP48 Conn Kit program (with the puppy image) with
> an HP48G calculator. How do I copy a program to the stack only? I am
> copying the file in ASCII mode, and with the file starting out with "%
> %HP: T(3)A(D)F(.);", it is automatically storing the file. What can I
> do to force the file to be on the stack?
>
> I have not messed with an HP48G in a while. And to make matters more
> complicated, the newer HP Conn4X program does not see the HP48G
> calculator, which is connected to the PC via a serial port cable.
>
> I am also assuming that the below stores the program where I want it.
> Am I correct?
>
> 2. <<program on the stack>>
> 1. 'desired program name'
> STO
>
> Thank you for any help!!

Hi!, jimwebster:

Please, see ...
http://groups.google.com/group/comp.sys.hp48/browse_frm/thread/35e6d87f300d7086/dc0b9020c12ab70d?lnk=gst&q=program+download+as+a+string&rnum=2

Best Regards.
MACH.
From: jimwebster on 17 May 2010 16:34
I've seen and read that post before. The problem is that I cannot pick
out what parts of it apply to my question(s).
From: MACH on 18 May 2010 10:12
On 17 mayo, 17:34, jimwebster <jwebs...(a)phoenixdetailingservices.com>
wrote:
> I've seen and read that post before. The problem is that I cannot pick
> out what parts of it apply to my question(s).

Hi!, jimwebster:
Can you send to ... ma_caporalini_herk(a)hotmail.com, the Library, for
analize ?.
I'm have HP48G+, HP49G and HP50G.

Best Regards.
MACH.
From: John H Meyers on 18 May 2010 16:06
On 5/17/2010 10:02 AM, jimwebster wrote:

> I am using the old HP48 Conn Kit program (with the puppy image)
> with an HP48G calculator. How do I copy a program to the stack only?
> I am copying the file in ASCII mode, and with the file starting out with
> "%%HP: T(3)A(D)F(.);", it is automatically storing the file.
> What can I do to force the file to be on the stack?

Using Kermit, per the "%%HP" Kermit "ascii" mode-setting header line,
start the following program on the calculator
(instead of using the RECV command or Kermit "server" mode)
and send the file from the computer via Kermit in "ascii" mode:

\<< -36 SF 0 \-> ~a \<< '~a' RECN ~a CLOSEIO \>> \>> 'REC' STO

The "temporary variable" name '~a' should be chosen to be
unlikely to appear in any programs to be transferred.

The stored program can be run by pressing its key in the VAR menu,
or by typing its name (e.g. REC)


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