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September 1983

Kl05-D

LOGIC

ANALYZER

USERS

MANUAL

ADDENDUM

DISK

ST<RAGE

SYSTEM

Gould

Inc.,

Design &

Test

Systems

Division

4600 Old

Ironsides

Drive

Santa

Clara,

CA

95050-1279

Telephone:

(408) 988-6800

TWX/TELEX

# 910-338-0509

Copyright

© 1983.

No

part

of

this

publication

may

be

reproduced

without

written

permission

from Gould

Inc.,

Design &

Test

Systems

Division.

Printed

in U.S.A.

CONTENTS

Chapter Page

INTRODUCTION

INTRODUCTION

•••••••••••••••••••••••••

1-1

2

SPECIFICATIONS

3

Figure

INTRODUCTION

•••••••••••••••••••••••••

2-1

PHYSICAL

CHARACTERISTICS

•••••••••••••••••••

2-1

CONTROLS,

I

NO

ICATORS

AND

CONNECTCRS

• • • • • • • • • • •

••

2-1

Front-Panel

Indicators

•••••••••••••••••

2-2

CONTROL

KEYS

•••••••••••••••••••••••••

2-3

OPERAT

ION

INTRODUCTION

•••••••••

OPERATING

PROCEDURES

•••••

• • • • • • •

• • • • • • •

•••••••••

3-1

•••••••••

3-1

Loading

the

DSS

SofTware

••••••••••••••••

3-1

DSS

Commands

Operation

•••••••••••••••••

3-2

STORAGE

SYSTEM

MENU

•••••••••••••••••••••

3-3

SYSTEM

FILES.

• • • • • • • • •

••

•

•••••••••••

3-4

Fi

Ie

Name

••••••••••••••••••••••••

3-4

CREATING

FILES

••••••••••••••••••••••••

3-7

AUTO

DIRECTORY

MODE

•••••••••••••••••••••

3-7

SYSTEM

COMMANDS

• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

3-8

Save

Command

• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

3-9

Reca

I I

Command

• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

3-12

Delete

Command

•••••••••••••••••••••

3-15

Copy

Command

••••••••••••••••••••••

3-15

Rename

Command

•••••••••••••••••••••

3-16

Lock

Command

••••••••••••••••••••••

3-17

Unlock

Command

•••••••••••••••••••••

3-17

Directory

Command

••••••••••••••••••••

3-18

Format

Command

• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

3-20

Reboot

Command

•••••••••••••••••••••

3-21

Sysgen

Command

•••••••••••••••••••••

3-21

2-1 Front-Panel

Indicators

••••••••••••••••••••••

2-2

3-1

Directory

with a

Selected

Save

Command

••••••••••••••

3-8

3-2

Quick

Mode

Display

••••••••••••••••••••••••

3-9

3-3

Typical Screen Display of

an

Executed

Directory

Command

•••••

3-19

iii

INTRODUCTION

INTRODUCTION

The

K105-D

Disk

Storage

System

is

a

dual-sided,

double-density

floppy

disk

based

storage

system

using

a

CPM-86

compatible

format.

This

storage

system

enables

the

K105-D

user

to

store

recorded

data

and

store

the

various

setups

used

to

record

the

data.

The

storage

system

consists

of

two 5 1/4 inch floppy

disk

dri-

ves

enclosed

in a

single

chassis.

The

chassis

is

mounted

on

top

of

the

K105-D

Logic

Analyzer.

This

storage

system

provides

328K2

bytes

of

storage

capacity

per

disk.

The

storage

system

furnishes

space

for

approximately

702

setup

files

or

702

data

fi

les

or

35 combined

setup

and

data

files;

providing

an

approximate

total

storage

capacity

of

656K1

bytes.

The

storage

system

is

interfaced

to

the

logic

analyzer

via

a

34-conductor

cable

from

the

logic

analyzer

I/O

board.

Operating

power

for

the

disk

storage

system

is

provided

by

the

K105-D,

negating

the

need

for

a

separate

power

supply.

Operator

interface

to

the

storage

system

is

accomplished

through

the

K105-D

front

panel

keyboard.

NOTES:

1. Total

storage

capacity

=

(4096/track)

x 80

tracks

=

328K

Formatted

data

disk

=

328K

-

8K

(loader

and

directory

tracks)

=

320K

Formatted system

disk

=

328K

-

8K

-

22K

(System) =

297K

2.

Maximum

number

of

names

that

can be

stored

in any

disk

directory

is

64,

including

the

system

file.

It

is

possible

to

run

out

of

directory

space

without

fil

ling

up

the

disk.

1-1

Chapter 2

SPEC

I FICATI

ONS

INTRODUCTION

This

chapter

includes

the

physical

characteristics

of

the

Disk

Storage

System

and a

description

of

the

controls,

indicators

and

connectors.

PHYSICAL

CHARACTERISTICS

Dimensions:

Weight:

He

i

ght

3

V4

inches

(8.

255cm)

Wid

t h 1 5 inch

es

(38.

1

cm

)

Depth

19112

inches

(49.53cm)

13

I

bs.

(5.85kg)

Power:

+12V

at

1.5A and

+5V

at

2A

approximately

30

watts

Media: 5V4 inch

double-sided,

double-density

floppy

disks

Operating

Temperature:

0

to

50°C

(32°

to

122°F)

CONTROLS,

I

N)

I

CATeRS

AND

OONNECTeRS

The

front-panel

controls

and

indicators

for

the

Kl05-D Disk

Storage

System

are

shown

in

figure

2-1.

2-1

SPEC

I F I

CAT

IONS

Front-Panel

Indicators

LOCKING LEVER

II

DRIVE

B

DRIVE

A

firy

laD

HI

R

Ul

)

JV

l

\

)2%-2-1

INDICATOR

1.

Dr

i ve

Bind

i

cator:

A

red

LED

tha

t

lights

whenever

floppy

di

sk dr i ve B of

the

storage

system

is

act

i

vated

by

the

K

105-0.

Th

i s occu

rs

dur i

ng

the

load

and

command

modes

of

operation.

2.

Drive

A

indicator:

A

red

LEO

that

lights

whenever

floppy

disk

drive

A

of

the

storage

system

is

activated

by

the

logic

analyzer.

This

occurs

during

the

load and

command

modes

of

operation.

Figure

2-1.

Front-Panel

Indicators

2-2

SPECIFICATIONS

CONTROL

KEYS

The

Disk

Storage

System

is

control

led

by

the

user

via

the

Kl05-D

keyboard.

The

logic

analyzer

keys

listed

in

the

table

below

are

used

by

the

storage

system

to

perform

the

major

functions

indicated.

I

I

Table

2-1.

logic

Analyzer

Major

Function

Keys

Kl05-D

KEY

LEFT

ARROW

RIGHT

ARROW

PREVIOUS

NEXT

I/O

HELP

Fl-F4

Soft-keys

FUNCTION

Moves

the

CRT

cursor

left

Moves

the

CRT

cursor

right

Selects

the

previous

choice

Selects

the

next

choice

Enters

the

storage

system

screen

Calls

the

Help

menu

Function of

the

soft-keys

is

dependent

on

the

screen

and

active

field

being

viewed.

The

definitions

of

the

50ft-keys

for

current

conditions

are

displayed

in

character

line

28.

2-3

Chapter

3

OPERATION

I

NTRODUCT

I

ON

This

chapter

includes

descriptions

of

files

and

commands,

and

step-by-step

operating

procedures.

OPERATING

PROCEDURES

The fol lowing

paragraphs

provide

the

user

with

step-by-step

operating

procedures

for

the

K105-D

Disk

Storage

System.

Loading

the

DSS

Software

The

disk

storage

system

(DSS)

software

of

the

Kl05-D Disk

Storage

System can be

loaded

into

the

logic

analyzer

RAM

using

either

of

the

two methods

outlined

below.

1.

Warm

Start

--

Th

is

load i

ng

method

is

performed

with

power

ap

pi

i

ed

to

the

K105-D

Disk

Storage

System and

with

no

system

disk

instal

led.

To

warm

start,

load

the

DSS

software

into

the

logic

analyzer

RAM,

proceed

as

follows:

a.

Gently

insert

the

system floppy

disk

into

disk

drive

A

or

B, with

the

disk

slot

toward

the

rear

of

the

unit

and

the

label

up. Then, lock

the

disk

in

place

with

the

drive

latch

handle.

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *

*

CAUTION

*

* *

*

It

is

considered

good

practice

to

completely

*

* remove

the

disk

from

the

drive,

or

to

unlock *

*

the

drive

latch

handle

(if

the

disk

is

instal

led)

*

*

before

removing

and

applying

AC

power

to

the

*

*

system.

This

avoids

possible

disruption

of

*

*

recorded

data

which might

occur

if

the

disk

is

*

* in

contact

with

the

drive

spindle

during

the

power*

* up/shutdown

operation.

*

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *

b.

Depress

the

I/O key.

An

I/O

menu

appears

and

prompts

the

user

for

a

depression

of

either

the

0

or

1

key.

c.

Observe

that

the

red

LED

of

the

selected

disk

drive

is

illuminated

during

the

time

(5

seconds

nom.)

that

the

software

is

being loaded

into

the

logic

analyzer

RAM;

and

that

after

boot

loading;

the

fol

lowing messages

are

displayed:

BOOT

COMPLETE

and

Kl05

DOS

Loader,

Version

1.0.

3-1

OPERATION

d.

Observe

that

the

disk

storage

system

directory

is

displayed

on

the

screen

after

a

depression

of

the

1 key.

The

quick

mode

field

is

displayed

after

a

depression

of

the

0

key.

2.

Reboot

--

This

loading method

is

performed with

DSS

software

previously

loaded.

To

reload

the

DSS

software

into

the

logic

analyzer

RAM,

proceed

as

follows:

a.

Gently

insert

the

system floppy

disk

into

the

desired

disk

drive,

with

the

disk

slot

toward

the

rear

of

the

unit

and

the

label up.

Then, lock

the

disk

in

place

with

the

drive

latch

handle.

b.

Depress

the

I/O

key

and

then

the

1 key. Observe

that

the

disk

storage

system

directory

is

displayed

on

the

screen.

c.

Depress

the

A

key

of

the

logic

analyzer

to

select

the

Reboot

command.

Then,

depress

the

F4

key

to

complete

the

command

selection

process.

d.

Enter

the

designator

A

or

B

for

the

disk

drive

being used

to

reload

the

software

by

depressing

key

0

or

1,

respectively,

of

the

logic

analyzer.

Then,

depress

the

F4

key

to

execute

the

Reboot

command.

e.

Observe

that

the

red

LED

i

nd

i'cator

of

the

app I i cab

Ie

di

sk dr i ve

is

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being loaded

into

the

logic

analyzer

RAM,

and

that

after

boot

loading,

the

fol lowing messages

are

displayed:

BOOT

COMPLETE

and

DOS

Loader, Version

1.0.

DSS

Commands

Operation

After

the

DSS

software

has been

properly

loaded

into

the

logic

analyzer

RAM

as

previously

described,

the

user

can

execute

any of

the

available

11

system com-

mands. These

commands

(and

the

available

options)

are

discussed

in

detail

under

the

SYSTEM

COMMANDS

paragraph.

To

execute

a

command,

proceed as fol lows:

3-2

a.

Either

cycle

through

the

command

choices

using

the

NEXT/PREVIOUS

keys

to

select

the

desired

command

or

depress

the

quick-key

corresponding

to

the

desired

command.

Quick-key

choices

are

as

fol lows:

(0)

-Save

(6)

-Unlock

(1)

-Reca I I

(7)

-

Directory

(

2)

-

Delete

(

8)

-Format

(3

) -

Copy

(

9)

-Reboot

(4)

-

Rename

(A)

-Sysgen

(

5)

-

Lock

b.

Select

the

desired

command

option

via

the

appropriate

quick-key

(refer

to

tables

3-2

through

3-12)

or

the

NEXT/PREVIOUS

keys.

c.

If

required,

place

the

unit

in

the

Edit

mode,

specify

the

file

name(s) and

select

the

floppy

disk

designator

(A

or

B).

d.

Depress

the

F4

key

(as

directed

by

the

messages

on

the

bottom

portion

of

the

display)

to

execute

the

system

command.

NOTE:

Refer

to

the

two

lines

near

the

bottom

of

the

screen.

The

two

lines,

command

and

message, help guide

the

user

through

the

command

selection

and

execution

process.

In

addition,

character

line

2

displays

any

error

encountered

by

the

system.

The

user

does not have

to

decipher

any

error

codes.

OPERATION

SYSTEM

FI

LES

Each

K105-D

Disk

Storage

System

file

is

a

collection

of

related

information

that

is

stored

on

a floppy

disk.

Numerous

files

can

be

created

on

the

disk,

each

with

a unique name.

The

K105-D

Disk

Storage

System

uses

the

category

of

files

described

below

to

fulfil

I

its

various

intended

functions

in

the

logic

analyzer

environment.

1. Setup

File:

contains

setup

parameters

for

the

clock

select,

data

for-

mat,

input

mode,

logic

polarity

and

trace

control

specifications;

it

also

contains

the

timing-display

labels.

Whenever a

setup

file

is

created,

it

always

contains

setup

parameters

for

al I

the

K105-D

setup

menus.

2.

Data

File:

contains

recorded

data

from

the

logic

analyzer

trace

memories A

or

B

and

the

active

trigger

levels

for

the

recorded samples.

The

data

from

location

0

through

1023

is

stored

in a

data

file.

3.

Uti I

ity

Fi

Ie:

contains

executable

code

for

the

logic

analyzer.

These

files

are

provided

for

future

use.

Storing

any

information

in

these

files

may

create

invalid

data.

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TIOPPY

OISKS

OT

the

storage

system.

The

file

directory

is

stored

on

disk

track

1.

Every time

that

a

file

is

created

or

updated,

the

appropriate

entries

(filename,

location

and length>

are

made

in

the

directory.

The

disk

storage

system can exchange

files

within

some

categories

(setup

file

A

with

setup

file

B); however,

the

disk

storage

system

cannot

exchange

files

bet-

ween

categories

(i.e.,

between a

setup

file

and

a

data

file).

If

illegal

file

exchanges

are

attempted,

an

il

legal message

is

displayed

on

the

message

line.

This

feature

prevents

the

user

from

inadvertently

locking

up

the

logic

analyzer

by

reca

I

ling

i I lega I

setu

ps.

Fi

Ie

Name

Each

fi

Ie must

be

assigned

a unique name, which

consists

of a

label,

version

and

file

type.

The

fi

Ie label

is

six

characters

in

length.

The

letters

A through

Z,

numbers 0

through

9 a

nd

the

"space"

character

can be used

for

the

f i I e I abe I •

AI

I

other

characters

are

invalid.

NOTE:

3-4

The

file

label cannot

start

with

a

space

nor can

spaces

be

interspersed

with

alphanumeric

characters.

In

other

words, spaces can

be

used

as

fil

I

characters

fol lowing

file

labels

of

less

than

six

contiguous

alpha-

numeric

characters.

OPERATION

The

tile

version

tield

is

two

characters

in

lenqth,

with

the

numbers 0

through

9

being

the

only

valid

characters

tor

this

tield.-

The

tile

type

field

determines

the

type

ot

tile

i.e.,

setup,

data,

or

execution

tile.

The

field

is

three

characters

in

length.

The

character

options

that

are

available

tor

the

file

type

are

listed

in

table

3-1.

NOTE:

An

SA

tile

can

be

transferred

to

a

SB

file

or

vice

versa.

An

SA

or

SB

file

cannot

be

transferred

to

memory

data,

or

execution

type

files.

OPTION

SM

SA

SB

MA

MB

HA

HB

BA

(Types

MA

and

SA

combi

ned)

BB

(Types

MB

and

SB

combi

ned)

BHA

(Types

HA

AND

SA

combi

ned)

BHB

(Types

HB

and

SB

combi

ned)

EXE

***

Table

3-1.

File-Type

Character

Options

FILE

CONTENTS

Setup

memory

parameters

tor

next

record

i

ng

(M)

Setup

memory

parameters

for

last

recording

(A)

Setup

memory

parameters

for

reference

(B)

Memory

A recorded

data

Memory

B recorded

data

and

Don't

Care

Memory

High-speed

memory

A

recorded

data

High-speed

memory

B recorded

data

and

Don't

Care

Memory

Both

the

setup

parameters

tor

memory

A

and

the

memory

A

recorded

data

Both

the

setup

parameters

for

memory

B

and

the

memory

B

recorded

data

Both

the

setup

parameters

for

high-speed

memory

A

and

the

high-speed

memory

A

recorded

data

Both

the

setup

parameters

for

high-speed

memory

B

and

the

high-speed

memory

B

recorded

data

Disassemblers

Wildcard used in

delete,

copy,

lock,

unlock

and

directory

commands

QUICK

KEY

(

0)

(1)

(2)

(

3)

(4)

(

5)

(

6)

(7)

(8)

(

9)

(A)

(B)

(C)

3-5

OPERATION

The

user

should

note

that

as

the

Save

or

Recal I

command

option

fields

are

changed,

the

file

type

option

field

changes

to

coincide;

however,

when

the

file

type

option

field

is

changed,

the

Save

and

Recal I

command

option

fields

do

not

change.

This

dissimi

larity

in

operation

al

lows

the

user

to

exchange

files

within

a

catagory.

Blocks Required Per

Fi

Ie Type

Ut

iii

ty

F i I e

Setup

Fi

Ie

Memory

A

Fi

Ie

Memory

B

Fi

Ie

-

17

Blocks

3 Blocks

HS

Memory

A

File

-

HS

Memory

B

File

-

BA

Fi

Ie

5 Blocks

9 Blocks

2 Blocks

3 Blocks

7 Blocks

BB

Fi

Ie

BHA

Fi

Ie -

11

Blocks

BHB

Fi

Ie 4 Blocks

4 Blocks

Use

of

Wi

Idcard

Character

with

Fi

Ie

Name

An

asterisk

(*)

is

available

for

use

as

a

"wildcard"

character

in

the

file

names.

I

ne

"

(;d

n

De

en

I

en~J

oy

UelJn~!:)!:)

I

ny

Ille

..

"..

K.ey

drlU

(;d

n

ue

u!:)eu

I

nine

label,

version,

and

type

fields

to

al

low

flexibi

lity

to

the

users.

When

an *

is

used in a

field,

it

indicates

that

any

valid

character

may

occupy

the

position(s)

from

the

*

location

to

the

end

of

field.

Any

character

in

the

field

to

the

right

of

the

*

is

ignored

by

the

system.

For example,

the

* can

be used in a

directory

command

as

fol lows:

DIR

A:

F*ILEA-*8.SA

This

command

lists

al I

those

files

whose

fields

are

as

fol lows:

(Drive

A

is

selected)

1.

The label

field

starts

with

F.

AI

I

other

characters

to

the

right

of F

(

i.e.,

I

LEA)

are

ignored.

2.

AI

I

version

levels

are

listed.

The

8

is

ignored.

3.

The

file

must

be

SA

type.

3-6

The

list

might look

as

fol lows:

FI

LEA

FI

LEA

FOO

FINDA

F

Ol.SA

02.SA

07.SA

05.SA

09.SA

OPERATION

Default

Fi

lename

From

an

initial

ized

condition,

the

fiiename

dispiayed

is

File-Ol.SM.

From

another

command

function,

the

filename

displayed

reflects

the

filename

used

in

the

last

Save

or

Recal I command. The

drive

number

(A

or

B)

of

the

default

filename

is

used

as

the

default

option

for

commands

requiring

only

a

drive

number.

CREAT

IN;

FI

LES

When

the

K105-D

is

turned

on,

it

looks

for

a system

disk

in

drive

A.

If

the

disk

is

not

available

in

drive

A

it

goes

to

drive

B

to

load

the

operating

soft-

ware.

The

system

creates

a

filename:

"A:FILE

-Ol.S~1".

This

file

is

called

the

default

file.

Whenever a

file

name

is

required

by

a command,

the

system

starts

with

the

default

file

name.

The

user

changes

the

name

to

select

a

file

of

their

choice.

The

default

name, however,

is

always

displayed

first

even

if

other

fi

les

are

stored

on

the

disk.

Creating

files

from

the

default

filename

is

simple.

Of

the

three

fields

in a

filename,

the

user

can

input

valid

characters

from

the

keyboard (0

through

9,

A

through

z

and

space

characters)

in

the

label

field.

To

erase

a

character,

replace

it

with

a

space

character.

The

version

field

can

be

incremented

or

decremented

by

using

the

F1

or

F2

soft-key

or

a

version

number can

be

entered

directly

from

the

keyboard.

The

third

field

(i.e.,

file

type

(field)

is

control

led

by

the

system.

To

avoid

an

il

legal

entry,

keyboard

entries

are

not

permitted

in

this

field.

The

user

may

press

a

quick-key

which

is

defined

in

Table

3-1.

Alternatively,

press

the

NEXT

or

PREVIOUS

key

to

select

the

file

type

of

your

choice.

NOTE:

As

another

safeguard

against

il

legal

entries,

the

drive

name

in

the

com-

mand

option

cannot

be

entered

directly

from

the

keyboard.

Like

the

file

type

field,

use

the

quick-keys:

0

for

the

drive

A

and

1

for

the

drive

B.

Alternatively,

use

the

NEXT

or

PREVIOUS

key

to

select

a

drive

of your

choice.

AUTO

DIRECTORY

OPERATION

Auto

Directory

operation

al

lows

the

user

to

select

filenames

already

entered

in

the

directory

of

the

current

disk

for

use in

the

command

line

of

the

DSS.

Successive

depressions

of

the

F3

key (DIR)

alternately

display

the

A

drive

and

B

drive

directories,

thus

Simplifying

Copy

and

Rename

operations.

The

user

should

note

that

when

the

selection

cursor

is

progressively

moved

through

the

Directory

filenames,

the

Directory

scrol

Is

when

the

cursor

reaches

the

last

filename

on

the

screen.

The

cursor

may

be

aligned

to

any

of

the

first

16

filenames

via

the

quick-keys.

Quick-key

(0)

corresponds

to

the

first

file-

name,

and

quick-key

(F)

corresponds

to

the

sixteenth

filename.

3-7

OPERATION

When

working

with

those

commands

requiring

filename

entries,

the

user

should

note

that

as

the

A:

filename

block

is

selected

for

entry,

the

filename

block

changes

to

display

the

first

filename

shown

in

the

Directory.

When

working

with

the

Rename

and

Copy

commands

in

the

edit

mode,

the

information

in

the

two

file-

name

blocks

changes

to

coincide

with

each

other

as

the

blocks

are

alternately

sel

ected.

SYSTEM

COMMANDS

As

soon

as

a

command

is

selected,

the

command

and

the

default

option

are

displayed

near

the

bottom

of

the

screen.

Each

command

has

options

that

can

be

immediately

selected

by

the

depression

of

the

associated

quick-key.

The

NEXT

or

PREVIOUS

keys can

also

be

used

to

select

an

option.

For most

command

options,

the

user

must

also

specify

the

filename

and

select

the

floppy

disk

drive

(A

or

B)

via

the

analyzer

keyboard,

after

selecting

the

desired

command

option.

Then

the

user

must

depress

the

F4

soft-key

to

execute

the

desired

command.

(A

message

is

displayed

on

the

bottom

portion

of

the

screen

to

inform

the

user

of

the

required

F4

soft-key

activation.)

Figure

3-1 shows

the

Directory

with

the

selected

Save

command

and

its

default

option

displayed

on

the

bottom

portion

of

the

screen.

3-8

Directory

of

A:

DOS105-22

05-0

~5-0

05-0

05-0

05-16

122

BLOCKS

REMAINING

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MODE----------------------

to

A:

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Figure

3-1.

Directory

with

a

Selected

Save

Command

OPERATION

SYSTBM

CO~NDS

(cont'd)

The

fol lowing

paragraphs

describe

the

functions

of

the

11

system

commands

and

their

associated

options.

Save

Canmand

The Save

command

al lows

the

user

to

store

logic

analyzer

information

(setup

parameters,

recorded

data,

etc.)

on

floppy

disk

A

or

B.

The

Save

command

has

the

eleven

options

described

in

table

3-2.

Each

command

option,

in

turn,

can

be

selected

in

the

Save

command

mode

by

pressing

the

quick-key

indicated

in

the

quick-key

column,

or

alternatively

using

the

NEXT

or

PREVIOUS

keys.

As

with

al I

other

commands,

the

Save and Recal I

commands

may

be

selected

via

the

quick

mode

(see

figure

3-2).

This

mode

al lows

the

user

to

access

specific

files

without

proceeding

through

the

directory

display.

When

the

quick

mode

is

selected,

the

lowermost

portion

of

the

screen

prompts

the

user

for

selection

of

parameters

relative

to

the

Save

and

Recal I commands.

The

advantage

of

the

quick

mode

is

that

the

major

portion

of

the

original

display

remains

on

the

screen.

DISPLAY

MAI~

DATA

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00~:3

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:f.,=:f.:=!.:"=-t

0005

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0010

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0014

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0~16

0017

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HHHH

HH::::

HHHH

HHHH

~

0~00

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0000

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0202

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0~0~

0~03

000~

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o

04~~

0~~:4

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~404

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0505

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0505

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0606

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0909

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Figure

3-2.

Quick

Mode

Display

3-9

OPERATION

OPTION

FORMAT

SAVE

Setup M

to

Dri ve:

Fi

lename

SAVE

Setup A

to

Drive:Filename

SAVE

Setup B

to

Dr

i ve : F i len

ame

SAVE

Memory

A

to

Orive:Filename

SAVE

Memory

B

to

Dr

i

ve:

F i I ename

SAVE

HS

Memory

A

to

Orive:Filename

SAVE

HS

Memory

B

to

Orive:Filename

3-10

Table

3-2.

Save

Command

Options

FUNCTION

Causes

the

setup

parameters

(and

timing-display

labels)

in

high-speed

memory

M

to

be

stored

on

the

se

I

ected

floppy

disk

(A

or

B), under

the

spec

i

fi

ed

f i I e name.

Causes

the

setup

parameters

(and

timing-display

labels)

in

storage

memory

A

to

be

stored

on

the

selected

floppy

disk

(A

or

B),

under

the

specified

filename.

Causes

the

setup

parameters

(and

timing-display

labels)

in

reference

memory

B

to

be

stored

on

the

se

I

ected

floppy

disk

(A

or

B),

under

the

speci

f i

ed

f i I ename.

Causes

the

recorded

data

(and

the

active

trigger

level

for

each

samp

I e

recorded)

i n

memory

A

to

be

stored

on

the

selected

floppy

disk

(A

or

B),

under

the

specified

f i I enarne.

Causes

the

recorded

data

(and

the

active

trigger

level

for

each

I

samp

I e

recorded)

i n

memory

B

to

be

stored

on

the

selected

floppy

disk

(A

or

B),

under

the

specified

f i I ename.

Causes

the

high-speed

recorded

data

(and

the

active

trigger

level

for

each sample

recorded)

in

memory

A

to

be

stored

on

the

selected

floppy

disk

(A

or

B),

under

the

specified

f i I ename.

Causes

the

high-speed

recorded

data

(and

the

active

trigger

level

for

each sample

recorded)

in

memory

B

to

be

stored

on

the

se

I

ected

flop

py

disk

(A

or

B),

under

the

specified

f i I ename.

.8

QU

ICK-KEY

I

(0)

I

I

I

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

(

5)

(6

)

Table

3-2.

SAVE

Command

Options

(cont'd)

OPTION

FORMAT

SAVE

MA

&

SA

to

Drive:Filename

SAVE

MB

&

SB

to

Drive:Filename

FUNCTION

Ca~ses

both

the

setup

parameters

and

recorded

data

in

memory

A

to

be

stored

on

the

selected

floppy

disk

(A

or

B),

under

the

specified

f i I ename.

Causes both

the

setup

parameters

and

recorded

data

in

memory

B

to

be

stored

on

the

se

I

ected

flop

py

disk

(A

or

B),

under

the

specified

f i I ename.

SAVE

Both

HA

&

SA

Causes both

the

high-speed

setup

to

Drive:Filename

parameters

and

high-sPeed

recorded

data

in

memory

B

to

be

stored

on

the

selected

floppy

disk

(A

or

B),

under

the

specified

filename.

SAVE

Both

HB

&

SB

to

Drive:Filename

SAVE

Ut

iii

ty

to

Drive:Filename

Causes both

the

high-speed

setup

parameters

and

hi

gh-s

peed

recorded

data

in

memory

A

to

be

stored

on

the

selected

floppy

disk

(A

or

B),

under

the

specified

filename.

DO

NOT

USE

this

option.

It

is

reserved

for

Gould

use.

Storing

information

in

these

files

may

create

invalid

data.

QUICK-KEY

(7)

(

8)

(

9)

(A)

(B)

OPERATION

Should

the

user

attempt

to

execute

a Save

command

that

specifies

a

filename

that

already

exists

on

the

selected

floppy

disk,

the

fol lowing message

appears

on

character

line

2

of

the

screen:

"

(F

i I ename),

FILE

ALREADY

EX

I STS".

In

th

i s

case,

the

user

can

either

depress

the

F4

soft-key

again

to

erase

the

previous

file

and

execute

the

present

command,

change

the

file

name

or

select

another

system

command

via

the

disk

storage

system menu.

If

the

F4

soft-key

is

depressed

al I

information

on

the

existing

file

is

erased

and

new

information

is

saved.

3-11

OPERATION

Reca I I

Command

The Recal I

command

al lows

the

user

to

load

information

files

(setup

parameters,

setup

menus,

recorded

data,

etc.)

from

floppy

disk

A

or

B

into

the

logic

analyzer

memory

A

or

memory

B.

The

Recal I

command

has

the

eleven

options

described

in

table

3-3.

Each

option

can in

turn,

be

immediately

selected

in

the

Recal I

command

mode

by

pressing

the

quick

key

indicated.

OPTION

FORMAT

RECALL

Setup M from

Drive:Fi

lename

Table

3-3.

Recal I

Command

Options

FUNCTION

Causes

the

setup

parameters

(and

timing-display

labels)

of

high-speed

memory

M

that

are

stored

on

the

selected

floppy

disk

(A

or

B),

under

the

speci

f i

ed

f i I ename,

to

be

loaded

into

the

logic

analyzer

Setup

M menus.

The

setup

M menus

QU

ICK-KEY

(0)

I

are

updated

with

the

new

information·1

RJ="r'AI

I <:;0+',1'" A f,..I'"'\ryI.

r.~"c:,:::.c:

+h,:::.

c:,:::.+"n

n~,..~,.",:::.+o,..c

(;::uvl (

1,

Drive:Filename

timing-display

labels)

of

storage

memory

A

that

are

stored

on

the

selected

floppy

disk

(A

or

B),

under

the

specified

filename,

to

be

loaded

into

the

logic

analyzer

setup

A menus. The

setup

A menus

are

updated

with

the

new

information.

RECALL

Setup B from Causes

the

setup

parameters

(and (2)

Drive:Filename

timing-display

labels)

of

reference

memory

B

that

are

stored

on

the

selected

floppy

disk

(A

or

B),

under

the

spec i f i

ed

f i I ename,

to

be

loaded

into

the

logic

analyzer

setup

B

menus.

The

setup

B menus

are

updated

with

the

new

information.

3-12

Table

3-3.

Recal I

Command

Options

(Cont'd)

OPTION

FORMAT

RECALL

Memory

A

from

Drive:Filename

RECALL

Memory

B

from

Drive:Filename

RECALL

HS

Memory

A

from

Drive:Filename

RECALL

HS

Memory

B

from

Drive:Filename

FUNCTION

Causes

the

recorded

data

(and

the

active

trigger

level

for

each

sample

recorded)

of

memory

A

that

are

stored

on

the

selected

floppy

disk

(A

or

B),

under

the

specified

filename,

to

be loaded

into

the

logic

analyzer

memory

A.

The

memory

A

is

updated

with

the

new

information.

Causes

the

recorded

data

(and

the

active

trigger

level

for

each

sample

recorded)

of

memory

8

that

are

stored

on

the

selected

floppy

disk

(A

or

B),

under

the

specified

filename,

to

be

loaded

into

the

logic

analyzer

memory

B.

The

memory

B

is

updated

with

the

new

information.

Causes

the

high-speed

recorded

data

(and

the

active

trigger

level

for

each sample

recorded)

of

memory

A

that

are

stored

on

the

selected

floppy

disk

(A

or

B),

under

the

specified

filename,

to

be

loaded

into

the

logic

analyzer

memory

A.

The

memory

A

is

updated

with

the

new

information.

Causes

the

high-speed

recorded

data

(and

the

active

trigger

level

for

each sample

recorded)

of

memory

B

that

are

stored

on

the

selected

floppy

disk

(A

or

B),

under

the

specified

filename,

to

be loaded

into

the

logic

analyzer

memory

B.

The

memory

B

is

updated

with

the

new

information.

OPERATION

QUICK-KEY

(3)

(4)

(5)

(6)

3-13

OPERATION

Table

3-3.

Recal I

Command

Options

(Cont'd)

OPTION

FORMAT

RECALL

MA

&

SA

from

Dr

i ve: F i I ename

RECALL

MB

&

SB

from

Drive:Fi

lename

RECALL

HA

&

SA

from

Drive:Fi

lename

RECALL

HB

&

SB

from

Drive:Fi

lename

RECALL

Utility

from

Drive:Fi

lename

3-14

FUNCTION

Causes both

the

setup

A

parameters

and

recorded

data

of

memory

A

that

are

stored

on

the

se

I

ected

floppy

disk

(A

or

B),

under

the

specified

filename,

to

be loaded

into

the

logic

analyzer

setup

A

menus

and

memory

A.

The

setup

A

menus

and

memory

A

wi

I I

be

updated

with

the

new

information.

Causes both

the

setup

B

parameters

and

recorded

data

of

memory

B

that

are

stored

on

the

selected

floppy

disk

(A

or

B),

under

the

specified

filename,

to

be loaded

into

the

logic

analyzer

setup

B menus

and

mAmorv

8.

The

setuD B menus

and

memory

B

wi

I I

be

updated

with

the

new

information.

Causes both

the

high-speed

setup

A

parameters

and

high-speed

recorded

data

of

memory

A

that

are

stored

on

the

selected

floppy

disk

(A

or

B),

under

the

speci f i

edf

i I ename,

to

be

loaded

into

the

logic

analyzer

setup

A menus

and

memory

A.

The

setup

A

menus

and

memory

A

wi

I I

be

updated

with

the

new

information.

Causes both

the

high-speed

setup

B

parameters

and

high-speed

recorded

data

of

memory

B

that

are

stored

on

the

selected

floppy

disk

(A

or

B),

under

the

spec

if

i

ed

f i I ename,

to

be

loaded

into

the

logic

analyzer

setup

B menus

and

memory

B.

The

setup

B

menus

and

memory

B wil I

be

updated

with

the

new

information.

This

option

is

used

for

recal

ling

d i sassemb

lers.

QUICK-KEY

(7)

(8

)

(9)

(A)

(B)

OPERATION

Should

the

user

attempt

to

execute

a Recal I

command

that

specifies

a

filename

that

does not

exist

on

the

selected

floppy

disk,

the

fol

lowing message

appears

on

the

screen:

"

(Dr

i

ve:

F i I ename),

NO

FILE

FOUND".

In

th

is

case,

the

user

should

then

select

the

Directory

command

via

the

disk

storage

system

menu

to

ascertain

which

files

are

available

on

the

floppy

disks.

Delete

Command

The

Delete

command

enables

the

user

to

erase

the

specified

unlocked

files

from

floppy

disk

A

or

B.

This

command

has

the

two

options

described

in

table

3-4.

Each

option

can be immediately

selected

in

the

Delete

command

mode

by

pressing

the

quick-key

indicated.

NOTE:

The

wi

Idcard

character

(*)

described

under

the

Use

of Wildcard

Character

with

Filename

paragraph

~

be used

with

the

Delete

command.

Table

3-4.

Delete

Command

Options

OPTION

FORMAT

FUNCT!ON

QU

ICK-KEY

DELETE

A:FILE

Causes

the

specified

unlocked

fi

les

(

0)

of

floppy

disk

A

to

be

erased.

DELETE

B:FILE Causes

the

specified

un

locked f i I

es

(1)

of

floppy

di

sk B

to

be

erased.

Copy

Command

The

Copy

command

enables

the

user

to

copy

the

specified

unlocked

files

from

the

source

floppy

disk

(A

or

B)

to

the

destination

floppy

disk

(A

or

B). Although

the

system

software

al

lows a

floppy

disk

drive

to

be both

the

source

and

desti-

nation

device,

one

drive

is

normally

selected

as

the

source

and

the

other

drive

is

normally

selected

as

the

destination.

In

order

to

execute

the

Copy

command,

the

destination

floppy

disk

must be

properly

formatted.

Use

the

Format

command

to

format a

new

disk.

If

a

file

already

exists,

the

system

wi

I I inform

the

user

that

this

file

is

already

there.

The

user

can

continue

by

pressing

the

F4

soft-key.

In

this

case

the

old

fi

Ie

wi

I I

be

erased

and

the

new

information

wi

I I

be

copied

from

the

source

file.

The second

choice

is

to

change

the

filename

and

depress

the

F4

soft-key

to

execute

the

command.

The

third

choice

is

to

abandon

the

process

using

the

F3

soft-key.

The

Copy

command

has

the

four

options

described

in

table

3-5.

Each

option

can

be immediately

selected

in

the

Copy

command

mode

by

pressing

the

quick-key

indi-

cated.

NOTE:

The

wi

Idcard

character

(*)

described

under

the

Use

of Wildcard

Character

with

File

Name

paragraph

~

be used

with

the

COPY

command.

3-15

OPERATION

Table

3-5.

Copy

Command

Options

OPTION

FORMAT

FUNCTION

QUICK-KEY

COpy

A:

F i I ename

to

Causes

the

specified

fi

les

(except

(

0)

Dr

i

ve:

F i I ename system)

on

floppy

disk

A

to

be

copied

to

a

specified

file

on

flop

py

disk

B.

COpy

B:

F i I ename

to

Causes

the

specified

fi

les

(except

(1)

Dr

i

ve:

F i I ename system)

on

floppy

disk

B

to

be

cop i

ed

to

a

spec

i f i

ed

fi

Ie

on

flop

py

disk

A.

COpy

A=SOURCE

Causes al I

fi

les

(except

system)

(2)

B=DESTINATION

on

floppy

disk

A

to

be

cop

ied

to

the

destination.

COPY

B=SOURCE

Causes al I

fi

les

(except

system)

(3)

A=DESTINATION

on

floppy

di

sk B

to

be

cop

i ed

to

the

destination.

Kename

\.,;()IIID(Ino

The

Rename

command

enables

the

user

to

change

the

name

of a floppy

disk

A

or

B

file.

This

command

has

the

two

options

described

in

table

3-6.

Each

option

is

selected

in

the

Rename

command

mode

by

depressing

the

quick-key

indicated.

Table

3-6.

Rename

Command

Options

OPTION

FORMAT

FUNCTION

QUICK-KEY

RENAME

A:Filename Causes

the

speci f i

ed

"0

I

d"

f i I e

CO)

TO

A:

F i len

arne

name

on

floppy

disk

A

to

be

changed

to

the

desired

new

name.

RENAME

B:Filename Causes

the

specified

"0

I

d"

fi

Ie ( 1 )

TO

B:Filename

name

on

floppy

disk

B

to

be

changed

to

the

desired

"new" name.

The

user

must speci fy both

the

"a

I

d"

and

"new" f i I enames canp I

etel

y

before

exe-

cuting

the

Rename

command.

If

not,

the

fol lowing message

appears

on

the

bottom

port

i on of

the

screen:

"

ILLEGAL

FILENAME".

3-16

OPERATION

Should

the

user

attempt

to

execute

a

Rename

command

that

specifies

a

filename

that

already

exists

on

the

selected

floppy

disk,

the

fol lowing message

appears

on

the

screen:

n(Drive:Filename),

FILE

ALREADY

EXISTS".

In

this

case,

the

user

can

either

depress

the

F4

soft-key

again

to

erase

the

previous

file

and

execute

the

present

command,

select

another

filename,

or

select

another

system

command

via

the

storage

operating

system

menu.

NOTE:

A

file

cannot

be

renamed

from

drive

A

to

drive

B

or

vice-versa.

Lock

Command

The

Lock

command

enables

the

user

to

protect

a

file

(or

group of

files)

from

being

either

overwritten

or

erased.

This

file

protection

can

only

be

removed

via

the

Unlock

command.

The

Lock

command

has

the

two

options

described

in

table

3-7.

Each

option

can

be

immediately

selected

in

the

Lock

command

mode

by

depressing

the

quick-key

indicated.

When

a

file

is

locked,

the

system can

only

read

this

file.

It

does not

erase

or

overwrite

a locked

file.

NOTES:

1.

The

wi

tdcard

character

(*)

described

under

the

Use

of Wildcard

Character

with

File

Name

paragraph

~

be

used

with

the

Lock

command.

2.

The

Lock

command

does not

protect

against

the

Format

or

Sysgen

commands.

Table

3-7.

Lock

Command

Options

OPTION

FORMAT

FUNCTION

OU

ICK-KEY

LOCK

A:

F i I ename Causes

the

speci f i

ed

f i I

es

on

(

0)

floppy

disk

A

to

be

write

and

erase

protected.

LOCK

B:

F i I

ename

Causes

the

specified

f i I

es

on

(1)

floppy

disk

B

to

be

write

and

erase

protected.

Unlock

Command

The Unlock

command

enables

the

user

to

overwrite

or

erase

a

file

(or

group of

files)

by

removing

the

lock

protection

from

the

files.

The

Unlock

command

has

the

two

options

described

in

table

3-8.

Each

option

can

be

immediately

executed

in

the

Unlock

command

mode

by

depressing

the

quick-key

indicated.

NOTE:

The

wildcard

character

(*)

described

under

the

Use

of Wildcard

Character

with

File

Name

paragraph

~

be

used

with

the

Unlock

command.

3-17

OPERATION

Table

3-8.

UNLOCK

Command

Options

OPTION

FORMAT

FUNCTION

OU

ICK-KEY

UNLOCK

A:

Fi

lename Causes

the

speci

f i

ed

f i I

es

on

(0)

floppy

disk

A

to

be

completely

access

i b

Ie

to

the

user.

UNLOCK

B:Filename Causes

the

specified

fi

les

on

(1)

floppy

disk

B

to

be

completely

accessible

to

the

user.

Directory

Command

The

Directory

command

al lows

the

user

to

display

al I

or

a

few

selected

file

names

that

are

stored

on

floppy

disk

in

drive

A

or

B.

This

command

has

the

four

options

described

in

table

3-9.

Each

option

can

be

immediately

selected

in

the

Directory

command

mode

by

depressing

the

quick-key

indicated

in

the

quick-key

column.

NOTE:

The

wi

Idcard

character

(*)

described

under

the

Use

of

Wi

Idcard

Character

with

File

Name

paragraph

~

be used with

the

Directory

command.

When

the

Directory

command

is

executed,

the

f i I'ename, f i Ie

attr

i

bute

(locked

or

unlocked)

is

displayed

on

the

screen.

File

size

is

also

displayed

when

a

single

file

is

listed.

(See

figure

3-3

for

a

typical

screen.)

In

addition,

the

number

of

blocks

used

and

unused

are

indicated

on

the

bottom

portion

of

the

screen.

Table

3-9.

Directory

Command

Options

OPTION

FORMAT

FUNCTION

OU

ICK-KEY

D

IR

A:

F i I ename Causes

the

speci

f i ed f i I enames

on

(0)

floppy

disk

A

to

be

displayed.

D I R

B:

F i I e

Name

Causes

the

speci

f jed f i I enames

on

(1)

floppy

dis

k B

to

be

dis

P I a yed •

3-18

Table

3-9.

Directory

Command

Options

(cont'd)

OPTION

FORMAT

FUNCTION

DIR

A

DIR

B

Causes a I I f i I enames

on

flop

py

disk

A

to

be d i sp I ayed

on

the

analyzer

CRT.

Causes a I I

filenames

on

floppy

disk

B

to

be

displayed

on

the

analyzer

CRT.

NOTE:

Only

16

filenames

can

be

displayed

at

one

time.

The

PAGE

UP

or

PAGE

DOWN

soft-keys

must be used

to

access

other

groups of

16

filenames

(rol

lover

performed

from

last

filename

to

first

f i I ename).

K105

Disk

0

er"at

i n

Sr

steml

ve-rs

ion

2.

2

Directory

of

A:

DOS105-22

; ItOS

105-0

L

8M

-------- --------

Unlocked

122

BLOCKS

REMAINING

~F

i

~=

QU

ICK-KEY

(2)

(3)

OPERATION

Figure 3-3. Typical Screen Display

of

an

Executed Directory

Command

3-19

OPERATION

Format

Command

The Format

command

enables

the

user

to

initial

ize

floppy

disk

A

or

B

to

a

recording

format

that

is

acceptable

to

the

storage

operating

system

software.

Disks must be

formatted

before

any

of

the

remaining system

commands

can

be

exe-

cuted.

The

Format

command

has

the

two

options

described

in

table

3-10.

Each

option

can

be

immediately

selected

in

the

Format

command

mode

by

pressing

the

quick-key

indicated.

Table

3-10.

Lock

Canmand

Options

OPTION

FORMAT

FUNCTION

QUICK-KEY

FORMAT

A:Diskname Causes floppy

disk

A

to

be

(

0)

properly

formatted.

FORMAT

B:Diskname Causes floppy

disk

B

to

be

(1)

properly

formatted.

A

six-character

name

may

be

assigned

to

a

disk

in

the

Format

and

Sysgen

operations.

When

the

user

depresses

the

F4

soft-key

of

the

logic

analyzer

to

execute

the

Format

command,

the

following

message

appears

on

the

screen:

"WARNING

DISK

WILL

BE

TOTALLY

ERASED".

The

user

can

then

either

depress

the

F4

soft-key

again

to

execute

the

Format

command

or

select

another

system

command

via

the

disk

storage

system menu.

Reboot

Command

The Reboot

command

enables

the

user

to

reload

the

storage

operating

system

soft-

ware

(loader

and programs)

on

floppy

disk

A

or

B

into

the

RAM

area

of

the

logic

analyzer.

The Reboot

command

has

the

two

options

described

in

table

3-11.

Each

option

can

be

immediately

executed

in

the

Reboot

command

mode

by

depressing

the

quick-key

indicated.

NOTE:

On

I y

like

vers

ions of

the

storage

operati

ng

system can

be

rebooted.

Other

versions

may

cause

this

system

to

malfunction.

3-20

OPERATION

Table

3-11.

Reboo~

Command

Options

OPTION

FORMAT

FUNCTION

QUICK-KEY

REBOOT

A Causes

the

disk

storage

system (

0)

software

on

floppy

disk

A

to

be

loaded

into

the

logic

analyzer

RAM.

REBOOT

B Causes

the

disk

storage

system

(1)

software

on

floppy

disk

B

to

be

loaded

into

the

logic

analyzer

RAM.

Sysgen

Command

The

Sysgen

command

enables

the

user

to

copy

the

storage

operating

system

programs from floppy

disk

(source)

to

the

floppy

disk

(destination).

The Sysgen

command

has

the

two

options

described

in

table

3-12.

Each

option

can

be

imme-

diately

executed in

the

Sysgen

command

mode

by

depressing

the

quick-key

indi-

cated.

This

command

may

also

be performed

with

one

drive

functioning

as

both

the

source

and

Oestination.

Table

3-12.

Sysgen

Canmand

OpTions

OPTION

FORMAT

FUNCTION

OU

ICK-KEY

SYSGEN

A=SOURCE

Causes

the

disk

storage

system (

0)

B=Diskname programs

on

floppy

disk

A

to

be

copied

to

the

destination.

SYSGEN

B=SOURCE

Causes

the

disk

storage

system

(1)

A=Diskname

programs

on

floppy

disk

B

to

be

copied

to

the

destination.

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3-21