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(6)
After the
program
has
been
saved,
rewind
tne
tape,
press
the
PLAY
button,
and
then type
in
the
CLOAD?
command
for verification.
(Do
not
leave
the
"?"
otherwise data stored
in
the
computer
may
be erased
immediately.)
If
the data has
been
correctly saved
on
tape,
the screen
will
show:
FOUND:
(file-name)
OK
and
the tape
will
stop.
If
the data has not
been
correct-
ly
saved, the
screen
will
show:
Verify error
OK
If
this
happens
try
to save
again.
3.
Changing
the Cassette
Baud
Rate
Baud
rate
means
the speed
at
which
data
is
transmitted or
received.
If
you
don't
specify the
baud
rate
for cassette
save,
the
CX5M
will
choose
1200
bps.
The baud
rate
of
the
cassette
can be changed
by
the appro-
priate
command.
During program
saving, set
the following:
csave
"(program
name)"
(for
1200
bps)
csave
"(program name)", 0
(for
1200
bps)
csave
"(program name)",
1
(for
2400
bps)
A
higher
baud
rate
requires better
frequency
response of
the tape recorder
and
may
be unusable
due
to data
errors.
Lower baud
rates
require
more
time
to save
and
load pro-
grams, but
may
be
more
reliable
with
many
recorders.
If
you
don't
specify
a
baud
rate,
the
machine
automatically
choses
1
200
bps.
The
cassette load
baud
rate
is
automatically
selected.
r~
^
1
^
(1)
Set the
volume
control to
slightly
higher
than the
center
position,
and
if
the unit
is
equipped
with
a
tone
control,
also set this
control to
slightly
past
the center
position
for
more
treble (high
frequency)
response.
(2)
Place
a
cassette
tape containing the
program
to be run
into
the
cassette
tape
recorder.
MSX
BASIC
version 1.0
Copyright
1983 by
Microsoft
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OK
cload
"GAME
1"
(3)
Press
the
PLAY
button
of the
cassette
tape
recorder.
If
the
cassette
tape recorder
is
not equipped with
a
remote
V-—
-J
following
two
steps.
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