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HDOS SOFTWARE REFERENCE

MANUAL

HDOS DISK OPERATING SYSTEM

VERSION 3.02

CHAPTER 14

DATA BITS

CHAPTER FOURTEEN DATA BITS PAGE 14-i

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HEATH DISK OPERATING SYSTEM

SOFTWARE REFERENCE MANUAL

VERSION 3.02

HDOS was originally copyrighted in 1980 by the Heath Company. Through

the years it continued to be improved by successive revisions which

included 1.5, 1.6, and finally 2.0. It was entered into public domain

on 19 July 1989 per letter by Jim Buszkiewicz, Managing Editor, Heath

Users' Group, P.O. Box 217, Benton Harbor, MI 49022-0217

(616)982-3463. A copy of this letter is available for public

inspection. Indeed, HDOS is still alive and well!

This manual is indicative of further improvements and provides for the

latest revision, HDOS 3.0 and HDOS 3.02. Revision 3.0 is detailed in

chapters 1, 2, and 3, while chapters 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8, 13 and 14, are

related to revision 3.02. Chapters 9 through 12, with minor

improvements, are essentially picked up from the original HDOS 2.0

manual.

Chapter 14, Data Bits, is a mixed collection of various bits of datum

that are worthy of being contained in the HDOS 3.02 manual. It will

give the reader some interesting background information that couldn't

be obtained from any other source.

SPECIAL DISCLAIMER: The Heath Company cannot provide consultation on

either the HDOS Operating System or user-developed or modified versions

of Heath software products designed to operate under the HDOS Operating

System. Do not refer to Heath for questions.

Instead, you are invited to direct any questions concerning the Heath

Disk Operating System (HDOS) to Mr. Kirk L. Thompson, Editor "Staunch

89/8" Newsletter, P.O. Box 548, #6 West Branch Mobile Home Village,

West Branch, IA 52358.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

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INTRODUCTION .................................... 14-2

WHATS NEW ....................................... 14-3

SYSCMD Capsule Review ......................... 14-3

New Commands ................................ 14-3

New Batch Commands .......................... 14-4

PIP Capsule Review: ........................... 14-5

New Verb Switches ........................... 14-5

New Modifier Switches ....................... 14-5

FILELIST FOR HDOS 3.0a .......................... 14-6

System Distribution Disk ...................... 14-7

Utilities and Drivers ......................... 14-7

Driver Source 1 ............................... 14-7

Driver Source 2 ............................... 14-8

Driver Source 3 ............................... 14-8

Driver Source 4 ............................... 14-9

Common Decks 1 ................................ 14-9

System Source 1 .............................. 14-11

System Source 2 .............................. 14-12

Common Decks 2 ............................... 14-12

Common Decks 3 ............................... 14-15

DISK CONTENTS FOR HDOS 3.0a .................... 14-17

File Descriptions ............................ 14-17

NOTES .......................................... 14-19

[A] Memory Map ............................... 14-19

[B] Directory Structure and Flags ............ 14-20

[C] Device Drivers ........................... 14-21

[D] Syscmd/Plus and PIP/Plus ................. 14-22

[E] Default Device Data ...................... 14-22

[F] List of Files for HDOS 3.02 .............. 14-22

GRAPHICS CHARACTERS ............................ 14-24

ULTRA ROM ...................................... 14-27

CREDITS AND KEY VENDOR ADDRESSES ............... 14-38

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INTRODUCTION

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This chapter is provided as a convenience to furnish reference data

which is quickly available. For instance, if you desire to scan 'New

Commands,' 'New Batch Commands,' or wants to find the files on 'PIP

Capsule Review' before using PIP to resolve a specific problem, the

TABLE OF CONTENTS can quickly lead you to the appropriate page.

Also, since the 'Filelist for HDOS 3.0a' contains a list of all of the

original source code files you don't have to turn on your computer to

locate specific files, or sort thru a pile of disks to find the files

you want to check. To shorten the time required to perform this task,

first go to the Table of Contents, determine which disk is likely to

contain your file, and turn to the appropriate page(s).

Further, if you desire to learn more details about the HDOS 3.02 mod,

all that is necessary is to refer to 'Disk Contents,' 'Notes' section,

and you will find all the data is laid out before you when you turn to

the page(s) of interest.

Finally, the data is available in transportable sections on the disk.

If you want to make notes, all you have to do is to print the file that

interests you, and you don't need to format it first, as you would have

to do if the original copy of the file resided on disk. Therefore,

this chapter provides convenience and saves time for the user.

It also will be a help to those who do not yet have a printer, since

all the data is already printed.

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WHAT'S NEW IN HDOS 3.02 ?

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A capsule review of the differences between SYSCMD 3.0a and 3.02.

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BIT has been enhanced.

CLR has been changed to CFLAGS with no arguments.

CLS has been enhanced.

COPY has been enhanced; see discussion in PIP section below.

COUNT has been enhanced.

DMM has been enhanced.

END has been enhanced.

FLAGS has been changed to SFLAGS and CFLAGS with arguments.

LOADF has been changed to FLOAD.

IF KEY has been enhanced.

SI has been enhanced.

WAIT has been enhanced.

New Commands Meaning

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ALT Show alternate device name

ALT DVn: Set alternate device name

ALT : Set alternate device name to default name

BAT[CH] fname [args] Bypass .ABS link & try to run BATCH file

CF[LAGS] file(s) Clear all flags on specified file(s)

CF[LAGS] file(s)=flags Clear flags on specified file(s)

CLS Clear console screen (reset graphics, reverse,

25th line)

CLS <any arg> Reset graphics, reverse, 25th line

DEF[AULT] ~ Set system default to all nulls

D ; Dismount primary device unit 0

FLO[AD] xx[:] Same as LOAD plus Fix in memory

HA[LT] Try SHUTDOWN.ABS(.BAT) then exit HDOS

M ; Mount primary device unit 0

MOV[E] dest=source Copy file(s), verify, delete source file(s)

Pn Set current list device unit to #n. n=0..7

PRN Show current list device name & unit

PRN DVn: Set current list device name to xx (unit 0)

PU[SER] file(s)=users Put specified file(s) in specified user areas

QD ; Quiet Dismount (All available units of default

device)

QD SY:, DK:, Etc ; Quiet Dismount (All available units of xx:)

QM ; Quiet Mount (All available units of default

device)

QM SY:, DK:, Etc ; Quiet Mount (All available units of xx:)

R ; Reset primary device unit 0

RU[SER] file(s) Remove specified file(s) from all active user

areas

RU[SER] file(s)=users Remove specified file(s) from specified user

areas

SF[LAGS] file(s)=flags Set specified flags on specified file(s)

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WHAT'S NEW (Cont)

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A capsule review of differences between SYSCMD 3.0a and 3.02. (Cont)

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New Commands Meaning

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U[SER] Show active user area

U[SER] n Set active user area to #n. n=0..7

Un Set active user area to #n. n=0..7

XYZ[ZY] Toggle display of exit codes upon return

to SYSCMD

XYZ[ZY] <any arg> Toggle display of PIP command syntax within

SYSCMD

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New BATCH Commands Meaning

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BIT Show BIT values

BIT T Toggle all BIT flags

BIT T digit Toggle specific BIT flag (0..7)

CB[UF] Clear console buffer

COU[NT] Show system counter value

END Exit BATCH file (usually before physical end)

END C Exit BATCH file & clear console screen & modes

END <any arg> Exit BATCH file & clear ONLY console modes

IF [NOT] KEY = Test ASK or TRAP keystroke value

value command

KEY Show current ASK keystroke value

KEY alpha Preset ASK keystroke

KEY ?<cr|space|tab|?> Preset special value. CR = null

' [text] Remark, do nothing

TR[AP] Grab keystroke on the fly & save it

WAIT Wait indefinitely for user to touch any key

New special replaceable parameters:

%# = active user area (0)

%p = active LP unit (0)

%k = ASK keystroke

New special characters:

$@ = the NULL char

$< = the BACKSPACE char

$# = active user area (0)

$p = active LP unit (0) Note: The old "$p" has changed to "$>"

$k = the ASK keystroke

$> = default system prompt

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WHAT'S NEW (Cont)

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A capsule review of differences between SYSCMD 3.0a and 3.02. (Cont)

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'&' has been added to the possible flags. It equals 'SLWD.'

't' has been added to the possible sort fields. It is time ascending.

'tr' has been added to the possible sort fields. It is time

descending.

When copying files to a different disk, if the destination disk is

filled or there is not enough room left on it to copy the next file in

your list, PIP will give you the opportunity to reset the destination

drive and insert another disk.

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A capsule review of the differences between PIP 3.0a and 3.02

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/SUPRESS has been enhanced with subswitches.

/PAGE has been enhanced to paginate DIR listings to the console.

/FULL header has been rearranged.

New Verb Switches Meaning

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/NOP Do absolutely nothing

/PUT[USER]:f.. Put file in user areas

/PUT[USER]:f.!. Put in these user areas & Remove from others

except 0

/PUT[USER]:* Put file in all user areas

/REM[USER] Remove file from all user areas except 0

/REM[USER]:f.. Remove file from specified user areas

('0' invalid)

/REM[USER]:* Remove file from all user areas except 0

/USR Set active user area to 0

/USR:n Set active user area to #n. n=0..7

/TAB[LE] Build source file list

/W[IDE] Same as /B

New Modifier Switches Meaning

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/. Override automatic setting of /US:<Active

user area>

/CLS Clear console screen on H19

/DSF Delete source file after verifying destination

/HOLD Set Hold Screen mode on H19

/NOU[SER] Include files ONLY in user area 0

/NOU[SER]:u.. Include files NOT in specified user areas

/P[AGE] Paginate directory listings sent to console

/SO[RT]:t[r] Sort files for DEST usage

t = creation Time ascending tr = reverse sort

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WHAT'S NEW (Cont)

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A capsule review of the differences between PIP 3.0a and 3.02: (Cont)

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New Modifier Switches Meaning

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/SU[PRESS] Supress trailing message & files selected count

/SU[PRESS] [a][h][t][s][c][*] Supress selected item(s)

a = audit trail s = status (25th) line

h = header lines c = files selected count

t = trailing messa * = all possible items

/T[ODAY] Include files created today

/UA[REAS] Set DEST file user areas to SOURCE file user

areas

/UA[REAS]:u.. Set DEST file user areas

/US[ER]:u.. Include files in specified user areas

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FILELIST FOR HDOS 3.0A

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The following are /FULL listings of the seven (7) single-sided hard-

sector distribution disks and the four (4) source disks for HDOS 3.0,

Revision A.

= = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = =

Volume: 0 on 11-Aug-88 Type: System Init Date: 14-Dec-86

Label: HDOS 3.0, Issue #50.07.00 [System Distribution]

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Name .Ext Size Alloc Created Time Flags--- Accessed A/C

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HDOS30 .SYS 40 40 4-Oct-86 3:16a SLWC D

TT .DVD 13 14 5-Oct-86 5:28p SL C D

SYSCMD .SYS 38 38 4-Oct-86 6:25p SLWC D

PIP .ABS 42 42 4-Oct-86 6:29p SLWC D

SY .DVD 18 18 5-Oct-86 5:32p SL C D

ERRORMSG.SYS 8 8 10-Aug-86 11:15a SLWC D

SET .ABS 8 8 20-Sep-86 10:12p WC D

SYSHELP .DOC 25 26 19-Oct-86 8:52p SLWC D

HELP . 12 12 19-Oct-86 8:56p SLWC D

INIT .ABS 29 30 5-Oct-86 5:00p WC D

SYSGEN .ABS 20 20 5-Oct-86 5:12p WC D

MAP .ABS 8 8 18-Oct-86 11:35p WC D

SYSHELP .H19 26 26 21-Sep-86 3:30p WC D

ONECOPY .ABS 21 22 13-Oct-86 11:00p WC D

WHAT .ABS 16 16 5-Oct-86 3:10p WC D

SYS .ABS 1 2 7-Aug-86 11:15a WC D

HELP .H19 13 14 14-Sep-86 1:52p WC D

MAKMSD .ABS 3 4 5-Oct-86 4:09p WC D

EDIT .ABS 16 16 5-Oct-86 4:42p WC D

RGT .SYS 1 2 14-Dec-86 5:29p SLWC D

GRT .SYS 1 2 14-Dec-86 5:29p SLWC D

DIRECT .SYS 18 18 14-Dec-86 5:29p SLWC D

22 Files, Using 377 Sectors (386 Allocated, 4 Free, 1.0 % Free)

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FILELIST FOR HDOS 3.0a (Cont)

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= = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = =

Volume: 1 on 11-Aug-88 Type: Data Init Date: 14-Nov-86

Label: HDOS 3.0, Issue #50.07.00 [Utilities and Drivers]

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Name .Ext Size Alloc Created Time Flags--- Accessed A/C

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BASIC .ABS 41 42 6-Aug-86 9:39p WC D

PATCH .ABS 10 10 6-Aug-86 9:39p WC D

ASM .ABS 32 32 6-Aug-86 9:40p WC D

XREF .ABS 12 12 6-Aug-86 9:40p WC D

TT .DVD 13 14 5-Oct-86 5:28p WC D

ND .DVD 3 4 5-Oct-86 3:23p WC D

H17 .DVD 18 18 5-Oct-86 5:32p WC D

H37 .DVD 20 20 5-Oct-86 5:36p WC D

H47 .DVD 13 14 5-Oct-86 3:39p WC D

AT84 .DVD 5 6 6-Oct-86 10:07p WC D

AT85 .DVD 5 6 6-Oct-86 10:09p WC D

H1484 .DVD 6 6 7-Oct-86 9:44p WC D

H1485 .DVD 6 6 7-Oct-86 9:51p WC D

H2484 .DVD 6 6 7-Oct-86 10:15p WC D

H2584 .DVD 10 10 5-Oct-86 5:30p WC D

H4484 .DVD 8 8 9-Oct-86 8:40p WC D

MX8084 .DVD 8 8 10-Oct-86 12:58a WC D

MX8011 .DVD 8 8 10-Oct-86 12:56a WC D

IOMEGA .DVD 10 10 5-Oct-86 5:39p WC D

README .DOC 35 36 14-Nov-86 2:51a WC D

CLOCK89 .TAS 3 4 5-Oct-86 4:37p WC D

CLOCK89 .H8A 22 22 5-Oct-86 4:36p WC D

CLOCK .TAS 3 4 5-Oct-86 5:45p WC D

CLOCK .H8A 19 20 5-Oct-86 5:45p WC D

RGT .SYS 1 2 14-Nov-86 4:18p SLWC D

GRT .SYS 1 2 14-Nov-86 4:18p SLWC D

DIRECT .SYS 18 18 14-Nov-86 4:18p SLWC D

27 Files, Using 336 Sectors (348 Allocated, 42 Free, 10.5 % Free)

= = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = =

Volume: 2 on 11-Aug-88 Type: Data Init Date: 14-Nov-86

Label: HDOS 3.0, Issue #50.07.00 [Driver Source 1]

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Name .Ext Size Alloc Created Time Flags--- Accessed A/C

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H17DVD .H8A 91 92 5-Oct-86 5:24p WC D

H17INIT .H8A 81 82 5-Oct-86 5:24p WC D

H17ABT .ACM 3 4 10-Aug-86 11:23a WC D

H17CLK .ACM 3 4 10-Aug-86 11:23a WC D

H17LOA .ACM 13 14 13-Aug-86 11:23a WC D

H17MOU .ACM 16 16 21-Sep-86 2:36p WC D

H17RDY .ACM 5 6 10-Aug-86 11:23a WC D

H17REA .ACM 14 14 10-Aug-86 11:23a WC D

H17RER .ACM 2 2 13-Aug-86 11:23a WC D

H17ROD .ACM 31 32 10-Aug-86 11:23a WC D

H17SET .ACM 14 14 20-Sep-86 9:59p WC D

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FILELIST FOR HDOS 3.0a Cont)

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Volume: 2 on 11-Aug-88 Type: Data Init Date: 14-Nov-86

Label: HDOS 3.0, Issue #50.07.00 [Driver Source 1]

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Name .Ext Size Alloc Created Time Flags--- Accessed A/C

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H17SET2 .ACM 2 2 10-Aug-86 11:23a WC D

H17UNL .ACM 3 4 10-Aug-86 11:23a WC D

H17WRI .ACM 13 14 10-Aug-86 11:23a WC D

H17SKEW .MBA 2 2 25-Nov-81 11:23a WC D

NDDVD .H8A 12 12 5-Oct-86 2:55p WC D

ATDVD .H8A 39 40 6-Oct-86 10:08p WC D

MAKE .BAT 1 2 13-Aug-86 11:17a WC D

MAKEDVD .BAT 1 2 1-Sep-86 12:56p WC D

MAKEDVD2.BAT 1 2 31-Aug-86 11:18a WC D

RGT .SYS 1 2 14-Nov-86 4:18p SLWC D

GRT .SYS 1 2 14-Nov-86 4:18p SLWC D

DIRECT .SYS 18 18 14-Nov-86 4:18p SLWC D

23 Files, Using 367 Sectors (382 Allocated, 8 Free, 2.0 % Free)

= = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = =

Volume: 3 on 11-Aug-88 Type: Data Init Date: 14-Nov-86

Label: HDOS 3.0, Issue #50.07.0 [Driver Source 2]

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Name .Ext Size Alloc Created Time Flags--- Accessed A/C

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H37DVD .H8A 53 54 5-Oct-86 5:25p WC D

H37INIT .H8A 93 94 5-Oct-86 5:25p WC D

H37LIB .ACM 87 88 13-Aug-86 11:24a WC D

IODVD .H8A 42 42 5-Oct-86 5:25p WC D

IOINIT .H8A 22 22 5-Oct-86 5:25p WC D

IODEF .ACM 14 14 15-Mar-85 11:24a WC D

IOSUBS .ACM 21 22 19-Aug-86 11:24a WC D

RGT .SYS 1 2 14-Nov-86 4:19p SLWC D

GRT .SYS 1 2 14-Nov-86 4:19p SLWC D

DIRECT .SYS 18 18 14-Nov-86 4:19p SLWC D

10 Files, Using 352 Sectors (358 Allocated, 32 Free, 8.0 % Free)

= = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = =

Volume: 4 on 11-Aug-88 Type: Data Init Date: 14-Nov-86

Label: HDOS 3.0, Issue #50.07.00 [Driver Source 3]

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Name .Ext Size Alloc Created Time Flags--- Accessed A/C

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H47DVD .H8A 34 34 5-Oct-86 2:50p WC D

H47INIT .H8A 64 64 5-Oct-86 2:51p WC D

H47LIB .ACM 56 56 14-Aug-86 11:24a WC D

TTDVD .H8A 103 104 5-Oct-86 5:24p WC D

H14DVD .H8A 66 66 7-Oct-86 9:50p WC D

RGT .SYS 1 2 14-Nov-86 4:20p SLWC D

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FILELIST FOR HDOS 3.0a Cont)

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[Continued]

= = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = =

Volume: 4 on 11-Aug-88 Type: Data Init Date: 14-Nov-86

Label: HDOS 3.0, Issue #50.07.00 [Driver Source 3]

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Name .Ext Size Alloc Created Time Flags--- Accessed A/C

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GRT .SYS 1 2 14-Nov-86 4:20p SLWC D

DIRECT .SYS 18 18 14-Nov-86 4:20p SLWC D

8 Files, Using 343 Sectors (346 Allocated, 44 Free, 11.0 % Free)

= = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = =

Volume: 5 on 11-Aug-88 Type: Data Init Date: 14-Nov-86

Label: HDOS 3.0, Issue #50.07.00 [Driver Source 4]

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Name .Ext Size Alloc Created Time Flags--- Accessed A/C

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H24DVD .H8A 51 52 7-Oct-86 10:14p WC D

H25DVD .H8A 59 60 5-Oct-86 5:24p WC D

H44DVD .H8A 54 54 9-Oct-86 8:39p WC D

MX80DVD .H8A 61 62 10-Oct-86 12:58a WC D

MAKMSD .H8A 11 12 5-Oct-86 4:08p WC D

SET .H8A 81 82 5-Oct-86 4:12p WC D

SYS .H8A 11 12 7-Aug-86 11:25a WC D

RGT .SYS 1 2 14-Nov-86 4:21p SLWC D

GRT .SYS 1 2 14-Nov-86 4:21p SLWC D

DIRECT .SYS 18 18 14-Nov-86 4:21p SLWC D

10 Files, Using 348 Sectors (356 Allocated, 34 Free, 8.5 % Free)

= = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = =

Volume: 6 on 11-Aug-88 Type: Data Init Date: 14-Nov-86

Label: HDOS 3.0, Issue #50.07.00 [Common Decks 1]

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Name .Ext Size Alloc Created Time Flags--- Accessed A/C

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ABSDEF .ACM 1 2 15-Mar-85 11:19a WC D

ASCII .ACM 4 4 22-Sep-86 8:25p WC D

BITC .ACM 2 2 15-Mar-85 11:21a WC D

BITS .ACM 2 2 2-Mar-86 12:00a WC D

BOODEF .ACM 3 4 2-Aug-86 11:20a WC D

CDEHL .ACM 1 2 15-Mar-85 11:19a WC D

CHL .ACM 1 2 15-Mar-85 11:19a WC D

CPA .ACM 6 6 27-Jul-86 11:22a WC D

BPDEHL .ACM 1 2 21-Sep-86 9:22p WC D

CVD .ACM 2 2 21-Sep-86 11:17p WC D

DADA .ACM 1 2 15-Mar-85 11:19a WC D

DADA2 .ACM 1 2 15-Mar-85 11:19a WC D

DDD .ACM 3 4 21-Sep-86 10:28p WC D

DDDEF .ACM 3 4 21-Sep-86 10:30p WC D

DDFDEF .ACM 1 2 21-Sep-86 10:31p WC D

DDS .ACM 5 6 15-Mar-85 11:21a WC D

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FILELIST FOR HDOS 3.0a Cont)

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[Continued]

= = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = =

Volume: 6 on 11-Aug-88 Type: Data Init Date: 14-Nov-86

Label: HDOS 3.0, Issue #50.07.00 [Common Decks 1]

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Name .Ext Size Alloc Created Time Flags--- Accessed A/C

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DEVDEF .ACM 7 8 17-Aug-86 11:20a WC D

DIRDEF .ACM 3 4 19-Mar-85 11:19a WC D

DNV .ACM 7 8 21-Sep-86 11:20p WC D

DU66 .ACM 1 2 15-Mar-85 11:19a WC D

DVDDEF .ACM 3 4 25-Mar-85 11:19a WC D

DVDIO .ACM 13 14 6-Oct-86 9:57p WC D

DVDIO2 .ACM 5 6 9-Oct-86 10:13p WC D

ECDEF .ACM 9 10 10-Aug-86 11:22a WC D

ECVEC .ACM 2 2 17-Jul-86 11:20a WC D

EDCON .ACM 2 2 21-Sep-86 10:36p WC D

EDRAM .ACM 4 4 21-Sep-86 10:38p WC D

EDVEC .ACM 4 4 10-Aug-86 11:22a WC D

ESINT .ACM 13 14 20-Aug-86 11:23a WC D

ESVAL .ACM 8 8 27-Jul-86 11:19a WC D

FILDEF .ACM 1 2 21-Sep-86 10:40p WC D

FLTDEF .ACM 2 2 7-Aug-86 11:22a WC D

FST .ACM 6 6 22-Sep-86 12:42a WC D

H14 .ACM 1 2 7-Oct-86 9:32p WC D

H17DEF .ACM 5 6 15-Mar-85 11:20a WC D

H17ROM .ACM 3 4 10-Dec-81 11:19a WC D

H37DEF .ACM 10 10 10-Aug-86 11:22a WC D

H47DEF .ACM 12 12 6-Aug-86 11:22a WC D

H47PAR .ACM 1 2 6-Aug-86 11:22a WC D

HDSROM .ACM 3 4 9-Aug-86 11:21a WC D

RGT .SYS 1 2 14-Nov-86 4:21p SLWC D

GRT .SYS 1 2 14-Nov-86 4:21p SLWC D

DIRECT .SYS 18 18 14-Nov-86 4:21p SLWC D

HLIHL .ACM 1 2 15-Mar-85 11:20a WC D

HOSBASE .ACM 10 10 14-Sep-86 4:45p WC D

HOSDEF .ACM 7 8 1-Sep-86 8:45p WC D

HOSEQU .ACM 3 4 9-Aug-86 11:19a WC D

HROM .ACM 5 6 10-Aug-86 11:21a WC D

INDL .ACM 2 2 15-Mar-85 11:20a WC D

INIDEF .ACM 4 4 11-Aug-86 11:21a WC D

IOCDEF .ACM 5 6 15-Mar-85 11:20a WC D

ITL .ACM 2 2 15-Mar-85 11:21a WC D

LABDEF .ACM 5 6 9-Aug-86 11:19a WC D

LBD .ACM 5 6 12-Aug-86 11:23a WC D

MCU .ACM 2 2 21-Sep-86 10:48p WC D

MLU .ACM 2 2 21-Sep-86 10:49p WC D

MOVE .ACM 3 4 15-Mar-85 11:20a WC D

MTR .ACM 8 8 19-Aug-86 11:23a WC D

MTRDEF .ACM 2 2 27-Jul-86 11:22a WC D

MTRRAM .ACM 7 8 17-Jul-86 11:22a WC D

CHAPTER FOURTEEN DATA BITS PAGE 14-11

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FILELIST FOR HDOS 3.0a Cont)

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[Continued]

= = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = =

Volume: 6 on 11-Aug-88 Type: Data Init Date: 14-Nov-86

Label: HDOS 3.0, Issue #50.07.00 [Common Decks 1]

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

Name .Ext Size Alloc Created Time Flags--- Accessed A/C

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

MU86 .ACM 1 2 15-Mar-85 11:20a UC D

PBF .ACM 3 4 15-Feb-85 11:23a WC D

PBV .ACM 4 4 15-Feb-85 11:23a WC D

PICDEF .ACM 1 2 15-Mar-85 11:20a WC D

RCHAR .ACM 1 2 15-Mar-85 11:20a WC D

RTL .ACM 4 4 21-Sep-86 10:57p WC D

SAVALL .ACM 3 4 15-Mar-85 11:20a WC D

SETCAL .ACM 3 4 20-Sep-86 9:56p WC D

SOB .ACM 2 2 21-Sep-86 11:03p WC D

SOP .ACM 5 6 11-Aug-86 11:23a WC D

TBLS .ACM 3 4 15-Mar-85 11:20a WC D

TBRA .ACM 2 2 15-Mar-85 11:20a WC D

TDD .ACM 3 4 15-Mar-85 11:21a WC D

THD .ACM 2 2 15-Feb-85 11:23a WC D

TJMP .ACM 2 2 15-Mar-85 11:20a WC D

TOD .ACM 2 2 15-Feb-85 11:23a WC D

TRACE .ACM 1 2 15-Mar-85 11:20a WC D

TYPTX .ACM 2 2 15-Mar-85 11:20a WC D

U8250 .ACM 9 10 15-Mar-85 11:20a WC D

U8251 .ACM 5 6 15-Mar-85 11:20a WC D

U8255 .ACM 6 6 10-Oct-86 12:28a WC D

UDD .ACM 2 2 15-Mar-85 11:20a WC D

UOW .ACM 4 4 19-Aug-86 11:23a WC D

WTBLS .ACM 3 4 15-Feb-85 11:23a WC D

ZERO .ACM 1 2 15-Mar-85 11:20a WC D

ZEROS .ACM 1 2 15-Mar-85 11:20a WC D

86 Files, Using 330 Sectors (382 Allocated, 8 Free, 2.0 % Free)

= = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = =

Volume: 0 on 11-Aug-88 Type: Data Init Date: 25-Jun-87

Label: HDOS 3.0, Issue #50.07.00 [System Source 1]

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Name .Ext Size Alloc Created Time Flags--- Accessed A/C

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

HOS3 .H8A 388 400 4-Oct-86 3:13a LWC D

SYSCMD .H8A 94 96 4-Oct-86 5:35p LWC D

PIP .H8A 53 64 4-Oct-86 5:21p LWC D

SYSGEN .H8A 212 224 5-Oct-86 5:04p LWC D

INIT .H8A 215 224 5-Oct-86 4:58p LWC D

ONECOPY .H8A 238 240 13-Oct-86 10:59p LWC D

RGT .SYS 1 16 25-Jun-87 6:03p SLWC D

GRT .SYS 1 16 25-Jun-87 6:03p SLWC D

DIRECT .SYS 32 32 25-Jun-87 6:03p SLW D

9 Files, Using 1234 Sectors (1312 Allocated, 2656 Free, 66.4 % Free)

CHAPTER FOURTEEN DATA BITS PAGE 14-12

================ ========= ==========

FILELIST FOR HDOS 3.0a Cont)

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

= = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = =

Volume: 0 on 11-Aug-88 Type: Data Init Date: 25-Jun-87

Label: HDOS 3.0, Issue #50.07.00 [System Source 2]

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Name .Ext Size Alloc Created Time Flags--- Accessed A/C

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

EDIT .H8A 163 176 5-Oct-86 4:40p LWC D

LABEL .H8A 20 32 11-Jul-86 11:25a LWC D

FIX .H8A 26 32 19-Oct-86 8:14p LWC D

MAP .H8A 31 32 18-Oct-86 11:35p LWC D

WHAT .C 10 16 5-Oct-86 3:09p LWC D

CREDITS .H8A 4 16 10-Aug-86 11:17a LWC D

TITLES .ACM 17 32 13-Aug-86 11:15a LWC D

RGT .SYS 1 16 25-Jun-87 6:05p SLWC D

GRT .SYS 1 16 25-Jun-87 6:05p SLWC D

DIRECT .SYS 32 32 25-Jun-87 6:05p SLW D

10 Files, Using 305 Sectors (400 Allocated, 3568 Free, 89.2 % Free)

= = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = =

Volume: 0 on 11-Aug-88 Type: Data Init Date: 25-Jun-87

Label: HDOS 3.0, Issue #50.07.00 [Common Decks 2]

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Name .Ext Size Alloc Created Time Flags--- Accessed A/C

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

ABR .ACM 16 16 2-Aug-86 11:19a LWC D

AGT .ACM 9 16 25-Mar-85 11:21a LWC D

ALP .ACM 2 16 15-Mar-85 11:21a LWC D

BSXDEF .ACM 2 16 14-Sep-86 1:35p LWC D

CAB .ACM 2 16 15-Mar-85 11:21a LWC D

CAC .ACM 2 16 25-Mar-85 11:21a LWC D

CAD .ACM 14 16 12-Jul-86 12:00a LWC D

CCO .ACM 2 16 15-Mar-85 11:19a LWC D

CCT .ACM 1 16 29-Mar-86 12:00a LWC D

CDM .ACM 4 16 25-Mar-85 11:21a LWC D

CDS .ACM 8 16 3-Aug-86 11:21a LWC D

CDT2 .ACM 14 16 13-Aug-86 12:00a LWC D

CDU .ACM 3 16 25-Mar-85 11:21a LWC D

CFC .ACM 5 16 25-Mar-85 11:21a LWC D

CFD .ACM 2 16 21-Sep-86 11:15p LWC D

CFI .ACM 3 16 26-Mar-85 11:21a LWC D

CFP .ACM 2 16 25-Mar-85 11:22a LWC D

CLL .ACM 2 16 14-Sep-86 7:49p LWC D

COF .ACM 4 16 15-Mar-85 11:21a LWC D

COMP .ACM 2 16 15-Mar-85 11:19a LWC D

CPDEHL .ACM 1 16 21-Sep-86 9:22p LWC D

CPF .ACM 3 16 22-Sep-86 12:41a LWC D

CRLF .ACM 1 16 15-Mar-85 11:19a LWC D

DAD .ACM 7 16 3-Oct-86 8:12p LWC D

DCF .ACM 2 16 17-Aug-86 11:22a LWC D

DDS2 .ACM 5 16 15-Mar-85 11:21a LWC D

CHAPTER FOURTEEN DATA BITS PAGE 14-13

================ ========= ==========

FILELIST FOR HDOS 3.0a (Cont)

+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

[Continued]

Volume: 0 on 11-Aug-88 Type: Data Init Date: 25-Jun-87

Label: HDOS 3.0, Issue #50.07.00 [Common Decks 2]

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Name .Ext Size Alloc Created Time Flags--- Accessed A/C

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

DDS3 .ACM 6 16 17-Jul-81 12:00a LWC D

DFA .ACM 4 16 25-Mar-85 11:22a LWC D

DFC .ACM 4 16 28-Mar-85 11:22a LWC D

DFD .ACM 9 16 17-Aug-86 11:23a LWC D

DIFDEF .ACM 2 16 15-Mar-85 11:19a LWC D

DISDEF .ACM 2 16 15-Mar-85 11:19a LWC D

DNS .ACM 4 16 21-Sep-86 11:18p LWC D

DNT .ACM 4 16 25-Mar-85 11:22a LWC D

DOS .ACM 3 16 13-Jul-86 11:23a LWC D

DREAD .ACM 3 16 15-Mar-85 11:19a LWC D

DRS .ACM 15 16 21-Sep-86 11:34p LWC D

DTB .ACM 4 16 21-Sep-86 11:35p LWC D

FBDEF .ACM 2 16 21-Sep-86 10:39p LWC D

FCC .ACM 2 16 25-Mar-85 11:22a LWC D

RGT .SYS 1 16 25-Jun-87 6:07p SLWC D

GRT .SYS 1 16 25-Jun-87 6:07p SLWC D

DIRECT .SYS 32 32 25-Jun-87 6:07p SLW D

FCLEAR .ACM 3 16 15-Mar-85 11:19a LWC D

FCLO .ACM 6 16 21-Sep-86 11:44p LWC D

FDB .ACM 2 16 25-Mar-85 11:22a LWC D

FEC .ACM 2 16 29-Mar-86 12:00a LWC D

FERROR .ACM 3 16 21-Sep-86 11:51p LWC D

FGC .ACM 4 16 25-Mar-85 11:22a LWC D

FOE .ACM 4 16 25-Mar-85 11:22a LWC D

FOPE .ACM 9 16 21-Sep-86 11:58p LWC D

FREAB .ACM 9 16 15-Mar-85 11:19a LWC D

FREAL .ACM 11 16 15-Mar-85 11:19a LWC D

FST2 .ACM 9 16 22-Sep-86 12:42a LWC D

FUTIL .ACM 8 16 22-Sep-86 12:01a LWC D

FWRIB .ACM 13 16 22-Sep-86 12:17a LWC D

FWRIL .ACM 3 16 15-Mar-85 11:19a LWC D

GETLAB .ACM 2 16 3-Aug-86 11:19a LWC D

GNL .ACM 2 16 21-Sep-86 10:41p LWC D

GUP .ACM 2 16 15-Mar-85 11:19a LWC D

H17SUBS .ACM 24 32 20-Aug-86 12:00a LWC D

BCTT .ACM 4 16 15-Mar-85 11:21a LWC D

IDN .ACM 2 16 15-Mar-85 11:21a LWC D

ILDEHL .ACM 1 16 22-Sep-86 12:49a LWC D

IMM .ACM 4 16 3-Aug-86 11:21a LWC D

INCHA .ACM 5 16 14-Sep-86 7:50p LWC D

INDXX .ACM 7 16 22-Sep-86 12:53a LWC D

ISDEHL .ACM 2 16 21-Sep-86 10:45p LWC D

LDE .ACM 6 16 25-Mar-85 11:22a LWC D

LDI .ACM 9 16 17-Aug-86 11:22a LWC D

LFD .ACM 3 16 17-Aug-86 11:22a LWC D

LUD .ACM 3 16 25-Mar-85 11:21a LWC D

CHAPTER FOURTEEN DATA BITS PAGE 14-14

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FILELIST FOR HDOS 3.0a (Cont)

+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

[Continued]

Volume: 0 on 11-Aug-88 Type: Data Init Date: 25-Jun-87

Label: HDOS 3.0, Issue #50.07.00 [Common Decks 2]

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Name .Ext Size Alloc Created Time Flags--- Accessed A/C

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

MND .ACM 9 16 17-Aug-86 11:23a LWC D

MOVEL .ACM 4 16 21-Sep-86 10:50p LWC D

MOVL .ACM 6 16 14-Sep-86 7:51p LWC D

MOVLL .ACM 4 16 14-Sep-86 7:50p LWC D

MU10 .ACM 1 16 15-Mar-85 11:20a LWC D

NAMDEF .ACM 2 16 14-Jul-86 11:21a LWC D

NREDY .ACM 2 16 15-Mar-85 11:21a LWC D

OVLDEF .ACM 2 16 15-Mar-85 11:20a LWC D

PCL .ACM 4 16 4-Jul-86 12:00a LWC D

PDD .ACM 3 16 15-Mar-85 11:21a LWC D

PGT .ACM 16 16 17-Aug-86 11:21a LWC D

RBF .ACM 2 16 25-Mar-85 11:22a LWC D

RDL .ACM 5 16 1-Sep-86 9:27p LWC D

READY .ACM 2 16 15-Mar-85 11:21a LWC D

RTL2 .ACM 5 16 21-Sep-86 11:03p LWC D

RVD .ACM 3 16 15-Mar-85 11:21a LWC D

SCU .ACM 5 16 22-Sep-86 1:08a LWC D

SGT .ACM 3 16 25-Mar-85 11:22a LWC D

TASKDEF .ACM 43 48 22-Jun-86 12:00a LWC D

TFN .ACM 2 16 2-Aug-86 11:19a LWC D

TFNS .ACM 3 16 13-Oct-86 10:23p LWC D

TYPCC .ACM 2 16 21-Sep-86 11:05p LWC D

TYPCH .ACM 2 16 15-Mar-85 11:20a LWC D

TYPET .ACM 8 16 15-Mar-85 11:20a LWC D

TYPLN .ACM 5 16 15-Mar-85 11:20a LWC D

TYPT2 .ACM 2 16 15-Mar-85 11:20a LWC D

UAD .ACM 4 16 1-Sep-86 4:27p LWC D

UDDN .ACM 4 16 15-Mar-85 11:20a LWC D

UDDX .ACM 4 16 21-Sep-86 11:07p LWC D

UDE .ACM 4 16 25-Mar-85 11:22a LWC D

UDS .ACM 2 16 25-Mar-85 11:22a LWC D

UHW .ACM 3 16 21-Sep-86 11:08p LWC D

UNUM .ACM 2 16 15-Mar-85 11:21a LWC D

WDO .ACM 2 16 15-Mar-85 11:22a LWC D

WER .ACM 2 16 15-Mar-85 11:20a LWC D

XCHGBC .ACM 2 16 11-Jul-81 12:00a LWC D

108 Files, Using 552 Sectors (1792 Allocated, 2176 Free, 54.4 % Free)

CHAPTER FOURTEEN DATA BITS PAGE 14-15

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FILELIST FOR HDOS 3.0a (Cont)

+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

= = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = =

Volume: 0 on 11-Aug-88 Type: Data Init Date: 25-Jun-87

Label: HDOS 3.0, Issue #50.07.00 [Common Decks 3]

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Name .Ext Size Alloc Created Time Flags--- Accessed A/C

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

BATCH .ACM 63 64 7-Sep-86 12:00a LWC D

BYE .ACM 4 16 9-Aug-86 12:00a LWC D

CHECK .ACM 2 16 22-Jun-86 12:00a LWC D

CLS .ACM 1 16 9-Aug-86 12:00a LWC D

COPY .ACM 1 16 9-Aug-86 12:00a LWC D

DATE .ACM 3 16 9-Aug-86 12:00a LWC D

DEFAULT .ACM 14 16 13-Aug-86 12:00a LWC D

DELETE .ACM 2 16 22-Jun-86 12:00a LWC D

DEV .ACM 23 32 17-Sep-86 12:00a LWC D

DFSS .ACM 7 16 29-May-86 12:00a LWC D

DIR .ACM 9 16 9-Aug-86 12:00a LWC D

DMM .ACM 11 16 18-Sep-86 12:00a LWC D

DMMBIG .ACM 34 48 17-May-86 12:00a LWC D

DSSS .ACM 7 16 9-Mar-86 12:00a LWC D

EDLINE .ACM 32 32 1-Sep-86 12:00a LWC D

FLAG .ACM 3 16 9-Aug-86 12:00a LWC D

H19SUBS .ACM 4 16 24-Jul-86 12:00a LWC D

HDOS30 .ACM 2 16 14-Sep-86 1:35p LWC D

HELP .ACM 1 16 13-Aug-86 12:00a LWC D

INDLB .ACM 3 16 2-Mar-86 12:00a LWC D

LOADD .ACM 14 16 <No-Date> 12:00a LWC D

LOG .ACM 3 16 9-Aug-86 12:00a LWC D

MDR .ACM 23 32 22-Sep-86 8:28p LWC D

PATH .ACM 4 16 9-Aug-86 12:00a LWC D

PIP .ACM 8 16 9-Sep-86 12:00a LWC D

PIPCMDS .ACM 74 80 18-Sep-86 11:43p LWC D

PIPCOPY .ACM 50 64 20-Sep-86 12:00a LWC D

PIPLIST .ACM 86 96 14-Sep-86 5:11p LWC D

PIPSUBS .ACM 84 96 20-Sep-86 10:28p LWC D

PIPSWI .ACM 54 64 9-Sep-86 12:00a LWC D

PRINT .ACM 3 16 4-Sep-86 12:00a LWC D

PROMPT .ACM 3 16 9-Aug-86 12:00a LWC D

PROMSHO .ACM 9 16 3-Sep-86 12:00a LWC D

PRSCL .ACM 2 16 4-Aug-86 12:00a LWC D

RENAME .ACM 2 16 22-Jun-86 12:00a LWC D

RUN .ACM 2 16 30-Jul-86 12:00a LWC D

RVL .ACM 5 16 4-Aug-86 12:00a LWC D

SI .ACM 13 16 11-Sep-86 12:00a LWC D

SORT .ACM 20 32 2-Mar-86 12:00a LWC D

SSM .ACM 7 16 4-Aug-86 12:00a LWC D

RGT .SYS 1 16 25-Jun-87 6:09p SLWC D

GRT .SYS 1 16 25-Jun-87 6:09p SLWC D

DIRECT .SYS 32 32 25-Jun-87 6:09p SLWC D

START .ACM 9 16 4-Oct-86 6:22p LWC D

TIME .ACM 13 16 7-Sep-86 12:00a LWC D

CHAPTER FOURTEEN DATA BITS PAGE 14-16

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FILELIST FOR HDOS 3.0a (Cont)

+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

[Continued]

= = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = =

Volume: 0 on 11-Aug-88 Type: Data Init Date: 25-Jun-87

Label: HDOS 3.0, Issue #50.07.00 [Common Decks 3]

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

Name .Ext Size Alloc Created Time Flags--- Accessed A/C

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

TYPE .ACM 3 16 26-May-86 12:00a LWC D

VERIFY .ACM 4 16 9-Aug-86 12:00a LWC D

VERSN .ACM 4 16 3-Sep-86 12:00a LWC D

XYZZY .ACM 1 16 9-Aug-86 12:00a LWC D

49 Files, Using 760 Sectors (1264 Allocated, 2704 Free, 67.6 % Free)

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

CHAPTER FOURTEEN DATA BITS PAGE 14-17

================ ========= ==========

DISK CONTENTS FOR HDOS 3.0

++++++++++++++++++++++++++

This file briefly describes the contents of the HDOS 3.0 Distribution

Disks. The files included here are the final versions, except where

indicated.

Disk File Description

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

2 ASM.ABS This will not assemble much of HDOS. The Gibson

Assembler, available from Quikdata was used to

develop HDOS 3.0. The Gibson assembler is about

10 times faster than this one and if you plan on

changing HDOS and reassembling, I strongly

recommend it. The features I used which are not

supported by this assembler are relatively benign

and should be easily worked around.

2 AT84.DVD Device driver for alternate terminal for H8-4

interface.

2 AT85.DVD Device driver for alternate terminal for H8-5

interface.

2 BASIC.ABS Benton Harbor BASIC. This has minor changes for

HDOS 3.0.

2 CLOCK.TAS Standard H89 real time clock processor. Type

'START CLOCK<RTN>.' Applies to the typical H89/

Z90 computer systems. Place this command in your

AUTOEXEC.BAT file.

2 CLOCK89.TAS Super-89 real time clock processor. Type 'START

CLOCK89<RTN>.' Applies to computer systems with

the D.G. Super89 CPU Board. If you have one,

place this command in your AUTOEXEC.BAT file.

1 EDIT.ABS Heath's Line Editor crossed over to HDOS 3.0.

1 ERRORMSG.SYS A listing of HDOS 3.0a/3.02 error messages. This

listing has been revised and improved over the

listing of HDOS 2.0 and below.

2 H1484.DVD Device driver for H14 printer with H8-4 inter-

face.

2 H1485.DVD Device driver for H14 printer with H8-5 inter-

face.

2 H17.DVD H17 device driver.

2 H2484.DVD Device driver for H24 printer (TI-810) with H8-4

interface.

CHAPTER FOURTEEN DATA BITS PAGE 14-18

================ ========= ==========

DISK CONTENTS FOR HDOS 3.0 (Cont)

+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

Disk File Description

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

2 H2584.DVD Device driver for H25 printer with H8-4

interface.

2 H37.DVD H37 device driver.

2 H4484.DVD Device driver for H44 Diablo printer with H8-4

interface.

2 H47.DVD H47 device driver.

1 HDOS30.SYS This is the entire operating system. There are

no overlays.

1 HELP Help for PIP.ABS for the non-H19 terminal.

1 HELP.H19 Help for PIP.ABS for the H19 terminal.

1 SYSHELP.DOC Help with SYSCMD.SYS for the non-H19 terminal.

1 HELP.H19 Help with SYSCMD.SYS for the H19 terminal.

1 INIT.ABS Initializes HDOS 3.0 disks.

2 IOMEGA.DVD Bernoulli Box device driver. (See the source

code before attempting to use this driver!!)

1 MAKMSD.ABS Used to create mass storage (disk) drivers.

1 MAP.ABS Fun facts.

2 MX8011.DVD Device driver for Epson MX-80 printer with H8-4

interface.

2 MX8084.DVD Device driver for Epson MX-80 printer with Z89-

11 interface. This is a parallel driver.

2 ND.DVD Device driver for the null device.

1 ONECOPY.ABS Copy files with one disk drive.

1 PATCH.ABS For fixing bugs and patching programs.

SYSPATCH.ABS

CHAPTER FOURTEEN DATA BITS PAGE 14-19

================ ========= ==========

DISK CONTENTS FOR HDOS 3.0 (Cont)

+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

Disk File Description

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

1 PIP.ABS Peripheral Interchange Program.

1 SET.ABS Driver and HDOS SET Utility.

1 SY.DVD Device driver for your primary system device.

1 SYS.ABS Sets the system bit in a disk volume label.

1 SYSCMD.SYS System Command Processor.

1 SYSGEN.ABS Copies the HDOS 3.0 operating system onto newly-

initialized disks.

2 TT.DVD

Device driver for the console. Also processes

all terminal-related scalls.

1 WHAT.ABS Tells what files are. Try "What HDOS30.SYS."

1 XREF.ABS A program that goes with ASM.ABS. Used in

creating machine code files.

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

NOTES

+++++

[A] MEMORY MAP

==============

HDOS 3.0 is ORG-0. This does not mean that the program area (USERFWA)

is near zero, but rather the system itself, HDOS30.SYS, is loaded in

low memory. This buys the user about 4-5K of additional memory for

programs. A brief memory map would appear as follows:

Start End Description

000000 027377 HDOS30.SYS

030000 033315 H17 ROM Subroutines

* 033316 037377 HDOS buffers and work areas [Note 1]

* 040000 040077 Monitor work cells [Note 2]

040100 042177 HDOS data area

042200 S.SYSM User program area

S.SYSM S.RFWA Loaded (but not locked) drivers

S.RFWA S.HIMEM GRT tables, locked drivers, buffers

Refer to Chapter 8, Appendix 8-A: Memory Layouts - Memory Map, page

8-10 for further detail concerning the memory map for HDOS 3.02.

CHAPTER FOURTEEN DATA BITS PAGE 14-20

================ ========= ==========

NOTES (Cont)

++++++++++++

NOTES:

(1) The H17 driver code which formerly resided here is GONE, and

should not be referenced! If a person calls this code directly, the

disk WILL CRASH under this HDOS version!

(2) This is where the PAM-8 or MTR-88/89/90 monitors kept their

scratch pad data. Since HDOS runs in low memory, consider it safe to

assume that there is no monitor. HDOS, however, uses selected cells in

this area in the same fashion as the monitor. Software which

references this area should function properly.

Software which calls the monitor code itself will NOT work. The only

monitor point retained under 3.0 is .DLY. Calling any other monitor

routine will crash the system.

[B] DIRECTORY STRUCTURE AND FLAGS

=================================

The directory structure has changed slightly. You will NOT be able to

read HDOS 3.0 diskettes with earlier versions of HDOS. You will be

able to read earlier diskettes with HDOS 3.0. Non-standard HDOS

diskettes (using various time-of-day and other patches) may or may not

work. Mount any diskettes in question with the write-enable notch

COVERED. The directory entry now contains the following information:

* file name

* file type

* time and date of file's creation

* number of times the file has been accessed (up to 255)

* flags

A - File has been backed up [Note 2]

B - File contains bad sectors [Note 3]

C - File is contiguous on disk [Note 1]

D - File may not be deleted [Note 4]

L - Flags are locked

S - System file

U - User flag [Note 5]

W - File is read-only

NOTES:

(1) The contiguous flag [C] is automatically set by HDOS whenever

a file is closed if that file happens to be contiguous on disk. The

.OPENC SCALL may still be used as before to create 'C' files, as may

the '/C' switch in PIP.

CHAPTER FOURTEEN DATA BITS PAGE 14-21

================ ========= ==========

NOTES (Cont)

++++++++++++

NOTES: (Cont)

(2) The archive flag [A] is used by a file archive (ARC) utility.

The Archive utility is available separately from Kirk Thompson.

(3) The bad sector flag [B] is used by a disk verify utility which

is called BAD.ABS. This utility is available separately from Kirk

Thompson.

(4) The flag [D] locks a file against deletion. This does not

imply write-protection, as the file may still be freely read or

written. However, a file with the 'D' flag set may not be opened for

.WRITE as this would cause the file to be deleted. Instead, open for

.UPDATE must be used.

(5) The flag [U] is provided for user's use.

* user area mask (not implemented)

* first group number of file

* last group number of file

* last sector index of file

* file's creation date

* date of the file's last access

[C] DEVICE DRIVERS

==================

Device drivers may be cleanly UNLOADED. They may also process

interrupts. The user should refer to H17DVD.H8A and H37DVD.H8A for

examples of how this works. Pre-3.0 drivers which process interrupts

should not be used. The techniques used under 2.0 to process

interrupts may crash the system under 3.0.

The device table size is determined dynamically at boot time. If you

have two drivers (the minimum, allowing for SY: and TT:) you get two

entries. If you have fifteen drivers (!) HDOS will build a table

sufficient to hold all entries.

TT: is no longer part of HDOS but is an independent device driver. In

addition to the standard device driver entry points, TT: includes

routines to process the following SCALLs: .SCIN, .SCOUT, .PRINT,

.CONSL, and .CLRCO. TT: also supports operation at 19200 and 38400

baud.

A Device driver preamble (the SET part of the driver) may be larger

than two sectors. It may extend to 16 sectors in multiples of two

sectors.

CHAPTER FOURTEEN DATA BITS PAGE 14-22

================ ========= ==========

NOTES (Cont)

++++++++++++

[D] SYSCMD/Plus and PIP/Plus

============================

SYSCMD.SYS and PIP.ABS remain co-resident whenever possible,

eliminating the repeated re-loading of PIP.

PIP has approximately 50 switches. See the "HELP." file for a brief

description of them.

SYSCMD supports many new commands. It also supports execution of

"batch" files. (A batch file is a text file containing commands which

is read by SYSCMD). Batch file names end in ".BAT". SYSCMD will

automatically search for and execute "SY0:AUTOEXEC.BAT" when the system

boots. (This is in addition to, but AFTER, running of SY0:PROLOGUE.SYS

by HDOS.) Operation of batch files is nearly identical to that of

MS-DOS, with the exception of FOR/IN/DO which is not implemented.

[E] DEFAULT DEVICE DATA

=======================

A default device may be "logged in" from the SYSCMD prompt.

A search path is implemented which causes SYSCMD to search for commands

which are not found on the default device.

All programs distributed with HDOS 3.0 use the default device for

reading and writing files.

[F] LIST OF FILES FOR HDOS 3.02

===============================

HDOS30.SYS version 3.02 of HDOS

TT.DVD H19 driver

DK.DVD Secondary disk drives driver

SY.DVD Primary disk drives driver (less grinding sounds from

drive)

H47.DVD H47 driver (8-inch disks)

H37.DVD H37 driver (soft-sector)

H17.DVD H17 driver (hard-sector)

ND.DVD Null device driver

RX.DVD A Null device that tells you what its doing

(debugging tool)

SYSCMD.SYS 3.02 System Command Processor

ERRORMSG.SYS 3.02 error list

HELP. 3.02 help file

PIP.ABS 3.02 peripheral interchange program

SYSHELP.DOC 3.02 help file

.......................................................................

ACT.ABS Show what tasks are loaded in "task manager"

BLANK.BAT Screen blanking batch file. Touch any key to

restore the screen

CHAPTER FOURTEEN DATA BITS PAGE 14-23

================ ========= ==========

NOTES (Cont)

++++++++++++

[F] LIST OF FILES FOR HDOS 3.02 (Cont)

======================================

BLINK.BAT Silly way to clear the screen

CALC.ABS Newer calculator that includes date codes

CHAN.TAS <TMG> Shows I/O channel activity on 25th line

CLOCK.TAS <TMG> Standard software clock

CRASH.TAS <TMG> Touch BREAK key to crash system

DFD.ABS Deleted files directory

DS.ABS Directory sort

DVL.ABS Display volume label sector

DVT.ABS Show contents of device table

ECHO.TAS <TMG> Send screen output to LP: (First load LP:)

IOT.ABS Show contents of I/O table

JTRA.ABS Job translator utility

KAL.ABS Pretty patterns on your screen

KEYS.TAS <TMG> Program all 8 function keys

MAP.ABS Print magic addresses for 3.02

MDRC.BAT A tool for looking at lots of disks

MP.ABS MEGAPIP, an HDOS file-handling utility

OC.ABS Newer ONECOPY

OPE.ABS A utility to alter memory

SHOWALL.BAT Show lots of HDOS information

SORT.ABS File sorting utility

SYSHELP.DOC 3.02 help file

SYSMON.TAS <TMG>Monitor STACK for overflow and S.FASER syscalls

SYSPATCH.ABS PATCH without codes

TAS.ABS Activates and deactivates tasks in 'Task Manager'

TDU.TAS <TMG> Terminal debug utility

TICTOC.BAT Start clock first; then try this

TMAP.ABS Task map. Shows which are in memory

TMG.TAS The 'Task Manager.' Must be started first before

certain tasks will work

TSR.ABS Task status report for 'Task Manager'

USR.ABS Show system speed with or without user clock vector

ZZ.ABS Zig-Zag

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

CHAPTER FOURTEEN DATA BITS PAGE 14-24

================ ========= ==========

NOTES (Cont)

++++++++++++

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

GRAPHICS CHARACTERS

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

Below the character map is the lower case character ( and it's decimal

equivalent ) which gives you the graphic character; followed by the Hex

code and Control code for the native mode of the graphic character.

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

CHARACTER NATIVE CODE

=====================

+--MOD---+ +--MOD---+ +--------+ +--------+ +--------+ +--------+

| | |********| | ** | | | | ** | | |

| | | *******| | ** | | | | ** | | |

| **** | | ******| | ** | | | | ** | | |

| ****** | | *****| | ** | | | | ** | | |

| ****** | | ****| | ** | |********| |********| |***** |

| **** | | ***| | ** | | | | ** | | ** |

| | | **| | ** | | | | ** | | ** |

| | | *| | ** | | | | ** | | ** |

| | | | | ** | | | | ** | | ** |

+--------+ +--------+ +--------+ +--------+ +--------+ +--------+

^ 94 _ 95 ` 96 a 97 b 98 c 99

7F Hex 1F Hex 00 Hex 01 Hex 02 Hex 03 Hex

DEL ^_ ^@ ^A ^B ^C

+--------+ +--------+ +--------+ +--NEW---+ +--MOD---+ +--MOD---+

| ** | | ** | | | | | | | |* * * |

| ** | | ** | | | | | | | | * * *|

| ** | | ** | | | | * | | * | | * * |

| ** | | ** | | | | ** | | ** | |* * * |

|***** | | *****| | *****| |********| |********| | * * *|

|***** | | *****| | *****| | ** | | ** | | * * |

| | | | | ** | | * | | * | |* * * |

| | | | | ** | | | | | | * * *|

| | | | | ** | | | | | | * * |

| | | | | ** | | | | | |* * * |

+--------+ +--------+ +--------+ +--------+ +--------+ +--------+

d 100 e 101 f 102 g 103 h 104 i 105

04 Hex 05 Hex 06 Hex 07 Hex 08 Hex 09 Hex

^D ^E ^F ^G ^H ^I

CHAPTER FOURTEEN DATA BITS PAGE 14-25

================ ========= ==========

GRAPHICS CHARACTERS (Cont)

++++++++++++++++++++++++++

CHARACTER NATIVE CODE

=====================

+--NEW---+ +--MOD---+ +--------+ +--------+ +--------+ +--------+

|**** | | | | | | | |**** | | ****|

|**** | | * | | | | | |**** | | ****|

| ****| | ***** | | ****| |**** | | | | |

| ****| | *** | | ****| |**** | | | | |

| ****| | * | | ****| |**** | | | | |

| ****| | | | ****| |**** | | | | |

+--------+ +--------+ +--------+ +--------+ +--------+ +--------+

j 106 k 107 l 108 m 109 n 110 o 111

0A Hex 0B Hex 0C Hex 0D Hex 0E Hex 0F Hex

^J ^K ^L ^M ^N ^O

CHARACTER NATIVE CODE

=====================

+--------+ +--------+ +--MOD---+ +--------+ +--------+ +--------+

|********| | ****| |********| | | | ** | | ** |

|********| | ****| |******* | | | | ** | | ** |

|********| | ****| |****** | | | | ** | | ** |

|********| | ****| |***** | | | | ** | | ** |

|********| | ****| |**** | |********| |***** | |********|

| | | ****| |**** | |********| |***** | |********|

| | | ****| |*** | | ** | | ** | | |

| | | ****| |** | | ** | | ** | | |

| | | ****| |* | | ** | | ** | | |

| | | ****| | | | ** | | ** | | |

+--------+ +--------+ +--------+ +--------+ +--------+ +--------+

p 112 q 113 r 114 s 115 t 116 u 117

10 Hex 11 Hex 12 Hex 13 Hex 14 Hex 15 Hex

^P ^Q ^R ^S ^T ^U

+--------+ +--------+ +--------+ +--------+ +--------+ +--------+

| ** | |* *| | *| |* | |********| | |

| ** | |** **| | **| |** | |********| | |

| ** | | ** ** | | ** | | ** | | | | |

| ** | | **** | | ** | | ** | | | | |

| *****| | ** | | ** | | ** | | | | |

| ** | | **** | | ** | | ** | | | | |

| ** | | ** ** | | ** | | ** | | | | |

| ** | |** **| |** | | **| | | |********|

| ** | |* *| |* | | *| | | |********|

+--------+ +--------+ +--------+ +--------+ +--------+ +--------+

v 118 w 119 x 120 y 121 z 122 { 123

16 Hex 17 Hex 18 Hex 19 Hex 1A Hex 1B Hex

^V ^W ^X ^Y ^Z ^[

CHAPTER FOURTEEN DATA BITS PAGE 14-26

================ ========= ==========

GRAPHICS CHARACTERS (Cont)

++++++++++++++++++++++++++

CHARACTER NATIVE CODE (Cont)

============================

+--------+ +--------+ +--NEW---+ +--OLD---+ +--OLD---+ +--OLD---+

|** | | **| | **** | | | | | | |

|** | | **| | * * | | | | | | **** |

|** | | **| |* * * *| | * | | | | **** |

|** | | **| |* *| | * | | * | | **** |

|** | | **| |* * * *| | ***** | | | | *** |

|** | | **| |* ** *| | * | | ***** | | ** |

|** | | **| | * * | | * | | | | ** |

|** | | **| | **** | | | | * | | ** |

|** | | **| | ** | | ***** | | | | |

|** | | **| | ** | | | | | | |

+--------+ +--------+ +--------+ +--------+ +--------+ +--------+

| 124 } 125 ~ 126 ( g 103 ) ( j 106 ) ( ~ 126 )

1C Hex 1D Hex 1E Hex ( 07 Hex ) ( 0A Hex ) ( 1E Hex )

^\ ^] ^^ ( ^G ) ( ^J ) ( ^^ )

NOTE: Reverse video for these characters has the high bit set in native

mode.

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

CHAPTER FOURTEEN DATA BITS PAGE 14-27

================ ========= ==========

THE ULTRA ROM

+++++++++++++

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

SPECIAL KEYBOARD SEQUENCES

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

Version 2.8 of the Ultra ROM Firmware

Control-Shift-ESC Clear Transparent Mode if set.

Clear Native Mode if set.

Unlock keyboard if locked.

No code is sent to host.

Control-TAB Transmit 14H to host.

Shift-SCROLL Enter Scroll Mode if not already set.

Advance one page if in scroll mode.

No code is sent to host.

Control-SCROLL Exit Scroll Mode if set.

No code is sent to host.

Control-Shift-DELETE Soft Reset if H19 terminal.

No code is sent to host.

Control-RETURN Return cursor to column one.

No code is sent to host.

Control-Shift-RETURN Transmit current line edited.

Line is terminated with CR.

Control-ERASE Erase to end of screen.

No code is sent to host.

Control-Shift-ERASE Erase entire screen.

Home cursor.

Note: Upon receipt of a 12H the terminal will emit the 'click'

sound, similar to the tick of a clock.

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

NORMAL MODE FUNCTION KEYS

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

Values of function keys in their normal mode.

Native mode values are included for reference.

CHAPTER FOURTEEN DATA BITS PAGE 14-28

================ ========= ==========

THE ULTRA-ROM (Cont)

++++++++++++++++++++

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

NORMAL MODE FUNCTION KEYS (Cont)

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

SHIFTED

f 1 f2 f 3 f 4 f 5

+-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+

| | | | | | | | | |

| | | | | | | | | |

+-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+

UNSHIFTED

+-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+

| | | | | | | | | |

| | | | | | | | | |

+-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+

SHIFTED

ERASE BLUE RED WHITE

+-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+

| | | | | | | |

| | | | | | | |

+-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+

UNSHIFTED

+-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+

| | | | | | | |

| | | | | | | |

+-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+

CHAPTER FOURTEEN DATA BITS PAGE 14-29

================ ========= ==========

THE ULTRA ROM (Cont)

++++++++++++++++++++

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

NORMAL MODE FUNCTION KEYS (Cont)

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

How they function with the OFF LINE key down:

SHIFTED

f 1 f 2 f 3 f 4 f 5

+-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+

+-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+

UNSHIFTED

+-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+

+-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+

SHIFTED

ERASE BLUE RED WHITE

+-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+

+-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+

UNSHIFTED

+-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+

+-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+

(SEE SECOND NOTE ON NEXT PAGE)

CHAPTER FOURTEEN DATA BITS PAGE 14-30

================ ========= ==========

THE ULTRA ROM (Cont)

++++++++++++++++++++

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

NORMAL MODE FUNCTION KEYS (Cont)

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

NOTE 1: This information is given so you will know what is going on if

you get strange results from the function keys while the OFF LINE key

is down.

NOTE 2: The entry noted as means that while in native mode, pressing

the unshifted RED key will transmit the native mode code for that key,

not 'ESC Q'. Therefore, it is not possible to exit native mode with

that key. You can exit native mode by pressing the ESC key followed by

the 'Q' key or by using CONTROL-SHIFT-ESC.

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

USER-DEFINED FUNCTION KEYS

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

There are two built in sets of defined strings for the unshifted

function keys. Notice that with the shift key they are unchanged from

normal mode. You can, of course, assign your own values to the

unshifted keys.

SHIFTED ( no change )

f 1 f 2 f 3 f 4 f 5

+-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+

| | | | | | | | | |

| | | | | | | | | |

+-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+

UNSHIFTED CPM

+-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+

| | | | | | | | | |

| ???????? | | ???????? | | ???????? | | ???????? | | ???????? |

+-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+

UNSHIFTED HDOS

+-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+

| | | | | | | | | |

+-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+

CHAPTER FOURTEEN DATA BITS PAGE 14-31

================ ========= ==========

THE ULTRA ROM (Cont)

++++++++++++++++++++

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

USER-DEFINED FUNCTION KEYS (Cont)

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

SHIFTED ( no change )

ERASE BLUE RED WHITE

+-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+

| | | | | | | |

| | | | | | | |

+-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+

UNSHIFTED CPM

+-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+

| | | 'ren ' | | 'era ' | | 'user ' |

| | | ???????? | | ???????? | | ???????? |

+-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+

UNSHIFTED HDOS

+-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+

| | | 'cat ' | | 'SY1:' | | 'SY2:' |

| | | ???????? | | ???????? | | ???????? |

+-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+

NOTE: Spaces follow some of the predefined strings.

The ERASE key is unaffected by this mode.

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

CONTROL-KEY MODE FUNCTION KEYS

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

At any time that the CONTROL key is depressed, the function keys

perform the following:

SHIFTED

f 1 f 2 f 3 f 4 f 5

+-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+

+-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+

CHAPTER FOURTEEN DATA BITS PAGE 14-32

================ ========= ==========

THE ULTRA ROM (Cont)

++++++++++++++++++++

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

CONTROL KEY MODE FUNCTION KEYS (Cont)

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

UNSHIFTED

f 1 f 2 f 3 f 4 f 5

+-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+

+-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+

SHIFTED

ERASE BLUE RED WHITE

+-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+

| | | keys | | ram | | |

+-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+

UNSHIFTED

+-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+

| | | keys | | ram | | |

+-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+

NOTE: The ERASE key is not affected by this mode.

These keys do not function this way in native mode. However, they will

in transparent mode. While in transparent mode the graphics mode and

reverse video mode will not function except where transparent mode uses

reverse video normally. If you have graphics or reverse video turned

on and then exit transparent mode then will still be enabled and

functioning the way you expect.

If you are in transparent mode and turn on native mode then the

function keys revert to sending native mode codes only.

CHAPTER FOURTEEN DATA BITS PAGE 14-33

================ ========= ==========

THE ULTRA ROM (Cont)

++++++++++++++++++++

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

CODES FOR THE KEYPAD

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

insert char up cursor delete char

+-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+

SHIFTED NATIVE | 97 Hex | | 98 Hex | | 99 Hex |

UNSHIFTED NATIVE | 87 Hex | | 88 Hex | | 89 Hex |

+-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+

UNSHIFTED 7 8 9

left cursor home cursor right cursor

+-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+

SHIFTED NATIVE | 94 Hex | | 95 Hex | | 96 Hex |

UNSHIFTED NATIVE | 84 Hex | | 85 Hex | | 86 Hex |

+-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+

UNSHIFTED 4 5 6

insert line down cursor delete line

+-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+

SHIFTED NATIVE | 91 Hex | | 92 Hex | | 93 Hex |

UNSHIFTED NATIVE | 81 Hex | | 82 Hex | | 83 Hex |

+-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+

UNSHIFTED 1 2 3

zero period return

+-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+

SHIFTED | 0 | | . | | CR |

+-----------+ +-----------+ +-----------+

UNSHIFTED 0 . ENTER

(DOT)

NOTE: The shifted 7 key has two sequences. The first one (ESC @) sets

insert character mode and the second one (ESC O) exits insert character

mode.

CHAPTER FOURTEEN DATA BITS PAGE 14-34

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THE ULTRA ROM (Cont)

++++++++++++++++++++

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

ESCAPE SEQUENCES

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

In alphabetical order, the '*' means an added feature of this ROM.

ESC # transmit page

ESC : * transmit current line

ESC ; * transmit current line edited

ESC < * NOT used - formerly ANSI MODE enable

ESC = enter alternate keypad mode

ESC > exit alternate keypad mode

ESC ? * send configuration report

ESC @ enter insert character mode

ESC A cursor up

ESC B cursor down

ESC C cursor right

ESC D cursor left

ESC E erase screen and home cursor

ESC F enter graphics mode

ESC G exit graphics mode

ESC H home cursor

ESC I reverse line feed

ESC J erase to end of page

ESC K erase to end of line

ESC L insert line

ESC M delete line

ESC N delete character

ESC O exit insert character mode

ESC P * enter native keyboard mode

CHAPTER FOURTEEN DATA BITS PAGE 14-35

================ ========= ==========

THE ULTRA ROM (Cont)

++++++++++++++++++++

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

ESCAPE SEQUENCES (Cont)

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

ESC Q * exit native keyboard mode

ESC R <arg> * copy display memory to/from 2nd page memory <arg>

is '1' or '2' which is the target of the copy.

ESC S <arg> * set cursor type

<arg> is '1' thru '8' which is cursor type

1 underscore - steady 5 block - steady

2 underscore - invisible 6 block - invisible

3 underscore - fast blink 7 block - fast blink

4 underscore - slow blink 8 block - slow blink

ESC T * enter transparent mode

ESC U * set half duplex

ESC V * set full duplex

ESC W * transmit character at cursor

ESC X <arg> * set clock

<arg> is a seven-character string in the form:

'hhmmss' followed by any character, usually a return.

ESC Y <r> <c> direct cursor addressing

<r> is row, <c> is column

ESC Z identify as VT-52 ( ESC / K )

ESC [ enter hold screen mode

ESC \ exit hold screen mode

ESC ] transmit 25th line

ESC ^ * reset clock to 00:00:00

ESC _ <arg> * reverse characters on screen

<arg> is a count of how many characters to reverse

ESC ` * reverse entire screen

ESC a <n> <$> * load programmable function keys

<n> is '1' thru '8' indicating which function key

<$> is up to an 8 character string. if not using

all 8 characters then must terminate with DEL.

CHAPTER FOURTEEN DATA BITS PAGE 14-36

================ ========= ==========

THE ULTRA ROM (Cont)

++++++++++++++++++++

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

ESCAPE CODES (Cont)

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

ESC b erase to beginning of page

ESC c * enable clock display

ESC d * disable clock display

ESC e * send time to host

ESC f <n> <$> * expand bytes vertical

<n> is count, <$> is character to expand

ESC g <n> <$> * expand bytes horizontal

<n> is count, <$> is character to expand

ESC h <arg> * set/clear MODE 2 settings

<arg> is '1' thru '8', mode to set/clear

1 enable software handshake

2 disable software handshake

3 start screen clock

4 stop screen clock

5 enable programmed function keys

6 disable programmed function keys

7 select CPM function keys

8 select HDOS function keys

9 NOT USED

ESC i <$> * fill screen with byte

<$> is the character to fill screen with

ESC j save cursor position

ESC k restore cursor position

ESC l erase entire line

ESC m * reset programmable function keys

ESC n cursor position report

ESC o erase to beginning of line

ESC p enter reverse video mode

ESC q exit reverse video mode

CHAPTER FOURTEEN DATA BITS PAGE 14-37

================ ========= ==========

THE ULTRA ROM (Cont)

++++++++++++++++++++

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

ESCAPE SEQUENCES (Cont)

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

ESC r <arg> * set baud rate ( NOT a new feature, but modified )

<arg> is 'A' thru 'H', new baud rate

A 110 E 4800

B 300 F 9600

C 1200 G 19200

D 2400 H 38400

from original ROM

<arg> is 'A' thru 'L', new baud rate

A 110 E 1200 I 3600

B 150 F 1800 J 4800

C 300 G 2000 K 7200

D 600 H 2400 L 9600

ESC s * swap display memory with 2nd page memory

ESC t enter shifted keypad mode

ESC u exit shifted keypad mode

ESC v set wrap at end of line

ESC w set discard at end of line

ESC x <arg> Heath set mode

<arg> is '1' thru '9', mode to set

1 enable 25th line

2 disable key click

3 enter hold screen mode

4 block cursor

5 cursor off

6 enter keypad shifted mode

7 enter alternate keypad mode

8 auto line feed on receipt of CR

9 auto CR on receipt of line feed

ESC y <arg> Heath reset mode

<arg> is '1' thru '9', mode to reset

1 disable 25th line

2 enable key click

3 exit hold screen mode

4 underscore cursor

5 cursor on

6 exit keypad shifted mode

7 exit alternate keypad mode

8 no auto line feed

9 no auto CR

CHAPTER FOURTEEN DATA BITS PAGE 14-38

================ ========= ==========

THE ULTRA ROM (Cont)

++++++++++++++++++++

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

ESCAPE SEQUENCES (Cont)

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

ESC z reinitialize to power-up configuration

ESC { enable keyboard input

ESC | * execute terminal self-test

ESC } disable keyboard input

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

NOTES ON THE ULTRA ROM:

This file was prepared for those people who have the Ultra ROM.

The Ultra ROM was designed by Bill Parrott III. For a time it was sold

by Software Wizardry. Unfortunately, at the completion of this manual

it is no longer commercially available.

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

CREDITS:

WRITER/TYPIST .................. Dan Jerome (SMUGH)

TECHNICAL ADVISOR #1 ........... John Toscano (SMUGH)

TECHNICAL ADVISOR #2 ........... Bill Cordes (SMUGH)

HDOS 3.0 PROGRAMMER ............ Bill Parrott III

HDOS 3.02 PROGRAMMER ........... Richard Musgrave

CHIEF OF QUALITY CONTROL: ...... Terry Hall

.......................................................................

**Key Vendor Name and Address** **Products for HDOS 3.0/3.02**

=============================== ==============================

Lindley Systems Ultimate Printer Driver

c/o William Lindley Misc software for HDOS

4257 Berwick Place

Woodbridge, VA 22192

(703) 590-8890

Quikdata, Inc. Gibson HDOS 3.0/3.02 Assembler;

c/o Henry E. Fale Various H89 hardware and software;

2618 Penn Circle HDOS Software Reference Manuals;

Sheboygan, WI 53081

(414) 452-4172

Staunch 8/89'er Associated utilities for HDOS;

c/o Kirk Thompson HDOS Software Reference manual;

P.O. Box 548 manuals; all of the HDOS 3.02

Lot #6 West Branch Mobile files on disk or hardcopy;

Home Village, miscellaneous software

West Branch, IA 52358

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