Delco_edit 101

[Bruce Plecan]

OK, if you're doing a one of a kind prom, or what to edit one, and
there is no editing material for it that you can find, the Delco edit
is a must.  IMHO, the easiest way is to get your prom dissasseblied,
or find one.
  For this exercise I'm using the asbx.bin (asbx9285.bin) it can be
found at 332incoming as a bin file.  Then there is a diss of it at
Ludis's site.  Get both of those, and print out the diss..
    Now get delco_edit.exe, and gnuplot.exe.  Put them in the same
folder.   (They are both at 332 incoming).
    In DOS, get to delco_edit.  Then enter something like

  delco_edit.exe  asbx.bin  new.bin          (if you have asbx9285.bin,
                                                                      use
that)

If you look at the dis., you'll notice a table starting at 0044, it's 11
columns, by 12 rows.

    Most any time your running the "edit"  hitting   ? enter, will give
you a screen of options.

So type,     a    enter

It will ask for a beginning address,  type  0044  enter.

Then it will show a table

type,  c  enter     It will next ask for columns    type  11 enter

again new table

type,  r  enter   It will ask you for rows  type 12

typing x will toggle displays from hex to dec..

type  f and it will ask for factor,  type  .352  enter

you now have the spark table in plain english in front of you..

At this time type  g  enter, it will say graphic display,  type g enter
again, and you have a 3d chart.

This is from memory since I can't have both running at the same time,
but should help.     No, I'm still learning it.    If your like me, it will
take
hours of fiddling to get it in your head right, don't get frustrated, it's
worth figuring out.

Cheers
Bruce