Consider the hypothetical processor below:

Assume this processor also has two $\frac{\text{I}}{O}$ instructions in addition to the ones described above:

$0011=$ Load AC from $\frac{1}{0}$

$0111=$ Store $AC$ to $\frac{1}{O}$

For these commands, the $12-$bit address identifies a particular external device. For the program below, show how the fetch and execute cycle modifies memory, register, and device contents. All register, device, and memory contents must be in hexadecimal, and must completely fill the allotted space. This means that $4-$hex characters are used in each box $($might need to pad with Os$).$ The only exception is the PC$,$ which only stores $3$ hex characters. Note that the program is initially loaded into memory starting at address $300.$

Program:

Load AC from Device $5$

Add contents of memory location $940$

Store AC to device $6$