This program prompts the user to enter a short string and then prints the string in large block letters. When PAULMON2 receives the program via the Download command, the terminal emulation windows should display the following message:

PAULMON2 (beta7) Loc:2000 > Download

Begin ascii transfer of Intel hex file, or ESC to abort

.................................
Download completed

Summary:
 33  lines received
 505  bytes received
 505  bytes written
No errors detected

Be sure to download the correct version. Three ready-to-use object files are provided, for memory at 2000, 4000, or 8000. If you download the wrong one for your hardware, there will probably be a message about "unable to write".

When the program is run, it should produce this result:

Please type a word (9 char max): PAULMON


######      #     ##   ##  ##       ##   ##   #####   ##   ##  
#######    ###    ##   ##  ##       ### ###  #######  ###  ##  
##   ##    ###    ##   ##  ##       #######  ##   ##  ###  ##  
##   ##   ## ##   ##   ##  ##       ## # ##  ##   ##  #### ##  
#######   ## ##   ##   ##  ##       ## # ##  ##   ##  ## # ##  
######    #####   ##   ##  ##       ##   ##  ##   ##  ## ####  
##       #######  ##   ##  ##       ##   ##  ##   ##  ##  ###  
##       ##   ##  #######  #######  ##   ##  #######  ##   ##  
##       ##   ##   #####   #######  ##   ##   #####   ##   ##  


Press any key

Of course, you may type any string you like.

Here are the files for Example #1:

ex1.asm	Assembly language source (use as31)
ex1_2.obj	Ready to use intel-hex, RAM at 2000 hex
ex1_4.obj	Ready to use intel-hex, RAM at 4000 hex
ex1_8.obj	Ready to use intel-hex, RAM at 8000 hex
ex1.zip	ZIP file with all four of these

PAULMON2 Documentation, Paul Stoffregen
http://www.pjrc.com/tech/8051/pm2_docs/examples.html
Last updated: February 24, 2005
Status: more examples ???
Suggestions, comments, bug reports??? <paul@pjrc.com>