Re: Wickes' Synthetic PRGM for the HP41 Message #2 Posted by Massimo Gnerucci (Italy) on 3 Dec 2001, 1:13 p.m., in response to message #1 by Vieira, Luiz C. (Brazil)
KEYBOARDLOCKY
'Twas octal, and the synthetic codes
were scanned without a loss.
In and out of PRGM mode,
Byte-jumpers nybbled the CMOS.
"Beware 0 STO c, my son,
The MEMORY LOST, the keyboard lock.
Beware the NNN, and shun
The curious phase 1 clock."
He took his black box codes in hand,
Long time the backwards goose he sought;
The secret beast from Aitchpee land--
All searches came to nought.
In demented thought he stood, and then:
The goose, with LCD's alight,
A leap for every LBL 10,
Came honking left-to-right!
STO b! STO d!, and RCL P!
His keyboard went clickety-clack.
With the proper code in number mode
The goose came flapping back.
"And hast thou found the phantom fowl?
Come to my arms, my binary boy.
Let Corvallis hear us howl
As we chortle in our joy!"
'Twas octal, and the synthetic codes
Were scanned without a loss.
In and out of PRGM mode,
Byte-jumpers nybbled the CMOS.
--Apologies to Lewis Carroll
...and my apologies for any transcription error.
Luiz let me know if you want a scan of the page.
Greetings,
Massimo
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