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tm

Dear

Pascal

MICROENGINE

Single

Board

Computer

Customer:

Congratulations

on

your

selection

of

the

Pascal

MICROENGINE

Single

Board

Computer.

This

product

represents

the

latest

advance

in

microprocessor

systems

technology:

hardware

designed

for

efficient

high

performance

execution

of

Pascal

programs.

Enclosed

with

your

board

should

be

the

following

literature:

Installation

Guide

Warranty

Statement

Registration

Form

Error

Report

Form

Additional

information

which

may

be

of

assistance

to

you

is

contained

in

the

WD/90

Pascal

MICROENGINEReference

Manual.

If

you

currently

do

not

have

a

copy,

the

manual

may

be

purchased

from

Western

Digital

for

$19.95.

The

Pascal

Operating

System

Diskette

is

also

available

in

either

standard

8",

single

or

double

density,

single

or

double

sided

for

$25.00.

Purchase

orders

or

telephone

orders

should

be

directed

to

the

Sales

Department.

IN

ORDER

TO

ENSURE

THAT

YOUR

WARRANTY

IS

VALID,

YOU

MUST

COMPLETE

THE

REGISTRATION

FORM

IMMEDIATELY.

The

warranty

is

described

in

the

enclosed

Warranty

Statement,

and

lasts

for

ninety

(90)

days

after

purchase.

Once you

have

completed

the

Registration

Form,

you

will

be

put

on

The

Microengine

Company

Mailing

List.

If

you

have

ordered

the

Pascal

Operating

System

Diskette

and

with

to

continue

to

receive

Pascal

system

software

updates

past

the

warranty

period,

please

check

the

box

marked

MICROENGINE

UPDATE

SERVICE

on

the

Registration

Form.

The

service

includes

new

releases

of

the

UCSD

Pascal

software.

The

Microengine

Company

will

bill

you a

basic

charge

of

$25.00

per

release

(after

your

warranty

expires).

To

maintain

your

subscription,

the

invoice

must

be

paid

within

ten

(10)

days

after

receipt.

A

Subsidiary

of

WESTERN

DIGITAL

3128 Red

Hill

Avenue,

Box

2180,

Newport

Beach

California

92663

(714) 557-3550, TWX 910-595-1139

· '

Page

-2-

Should

you

experience

problems

after

your

warranty

period,

you

may

return

your

Single

Board

Comput-er

to

The

Microengi:ne

Company

for

repair.

The

current

repair

price

for

boards

which

have

not

been

subjected-

to

abno~mal

conditions

is

§17S.

If

your

board

is

nonfunctioning

and you

wish

to

take

advantage

of

The

11icroengine

Company's

repair

program,

you

should

call

Microengine

Technical

Support.

Send

the

malfunctioning

unit,

freight

prepaid,

to:

The

Microengine

Company

Repair

Service

3128

Red

Hill

Avenue

Costa

Mesa,

California

92626

Your

repaired

Single

Board

Computer

will

be

shipped

to

you

freight

collect

from

Costa

Mesa.

Thank

you

for

your

confidence

in

the

Pascal

MICROENGINE.

Sincerely,

The

Microengine

Company

t f

Dear

Pascal

MICROENGINE

User:

The

following

documentation

is

provided

to

help

you

configure

your

Pascal

MICROENGINE

System.

1.

Procedure

to

properly

configure

the

system.

2.

Wire

lists

for

the

centronics

Series

700

line

printers,

Shugart

SA800/SA850

and

Remex

4000-A

floppy

disk

drives

and

the

system

terminal.

3.

Charts

of

the

recommended

options

to

be

installed

in

the

floppy

disk

drives

and

diagrams

of

where

options

are

located.

4.

List

of

the

responses

to

the

SETUP

program

for

the

SOROC

IQ 120

and

Beehive

150

terminals.

5.

Procedure

for

duplicating

the

operating

system

diskette.

A

Subsidiary

of

WESTERN

DIGITAL

80-013003-00Al

Installation

Guide

3128 Red

Hill

Avenue,

Box

2180,

Newport

Beach

California

92663

(714) 557-3550, TWX 910-595-1139

SYSTEM

CONFIGURATION

PROCEDURE

till

To

configure

a

Pascal

MICROENGINE

System

the

following

procedure

should

be

followed:

I.

Cables

for

the

floppy

disk

drive,

system

terminal

and 1

ine

printer

(if

one

is

to

be

interfaced

to

the

Microengi~e)

must

be made. Wire I

ists

for

these

peripherals

are

given

on

page

1-2

of

this

document.

Be

sure

to

note

the

terminal

wire

1

ist

as

it

is

not

a

standard

CRT

cable.

2.

The

floppy

disk

drives

should

have

the

recommended

options

installed.

Option

charts

for

various

drives

can

be found

starting

on page 2-1

of

this

document.

3. The

Pascal

MICROENGINE

option

switches

must be

set.

Refer

to

the

WD/90

Pasca

I M I

CROENG

I

NE

Reference

~1anua

1 • I n

the

firs

t ha 1 f

of

that

manual

containing

the

Pascal

MICROENGINE

Computer

User's

Manual,

the

proper

setting

of

the

floppy

disk

and baud

rate

switches

is

described

in

Section

2.

4.

Connect

the

floppy

disk

drive(s),

system

terminal

and

line

printer

to

the

Microengine.

Refer

to

Section

2.2

of

the

Pascal

MICROENGINE

Computer

User's

Manual.

5.

Start

the

system.

Section

3

of

the

Pascal

MICROENGINE

Computer

User's

Manual

describes

starting

the

system.

If

a

SOROC

IQ

120/IQ

140

terminal

(the

operating

system

is

configured

for

the

SOROC)

is

being

used

as

the

system

terminal,

the

operating

system

should

announce

itself

in

the

top

left-hand

corner

of

the

terndnal's

screen

and

the

command

prompt 1 ine

should

be

displayed

across

the

top

of

the

screen.

If

another

terminal

is

being

used,

then

the

prompt 1

ines

may

be

misplaced.

The

software

wil I have

to

be

modified

to

meet

the

specification

of

that

terminal.

The

SETUP

program,

on

the

operating

system

diskette,

can be run

to

configure

the

software

to

the

terminal

being

used.

In

the

second

half

of

the

WD/90

Pascal

Reference

Manual

containing

the

Pascal

MICROENGINE

Comp~ter

Pascal

Operations

Manual,

the

SETUP

program

is

described

in

Section

4. Responses

to

the

SETUP

program

for

various

terminals

are

given

starting

on page 3-1

of

this

document.

Before

running

SETUP,

make

a

duplicate

copy

of

the

operating

system

diskette

for

back-up.

The

procedure

for

dupl

icating

the

diskette

starts

on

pClge

1~-1

of

this

document.

6.

If,

after

running

SETUP,

the

system

terminal

does

not

appear

to

be

displ.lyill~1

properly,

then

it

is

possible

that

the

cursor

addressing

for

the

terminal

being

used

is

different

than

that

of

the

SOROC.

In

this

case,

a

GOTOXY

procedure

must be

created,

compiled

and bound

into

the

system

software.

Section

4.9"

of

the

Pascal

MICROENGINE

Computer

Pascal

Operations

Manual

describes

the

execution

of

the

BINDER program and

gives

an example

of

a

GOTOXY

procedure.

7.

After

the

operating

system

software

is

configured

for

the

terminal

you

are

using,

make

another

copy

of

the

reconf1gured

operating

system

for

back-up.

(

1-1)

ir

tm

Dear

Pascal

MICROENGINE

Single

Board

Computer

Customer:

Congratulations

on

your

selection

of

the

Pascal

MICROENGINE

Single

Board

Computer.

This

product

represents

the

latest

advance

in

microprocessor

systems

technology:

hardware

designed

for

efficient

high

performance

execution

of

Pascal

programs.

Enclosed

wi

th

your

board

should

be

the

following

literature:

Installation

Guide

Warranty

Statement

Registration

Form

Error

Report

Form

Additional

information

which

may

be

of

assistance

to

you

is

contained

in

the

WD/90

Pascal

MICROENGINEReference

Manual.

If

you

currently

do

not

have

a

copy,

the

manual

may

be

purchased

from

Western

Digital

for

$19.95.

The

Pascal

Operating

System

Diskette

is

also

available

in

either

standard

8",

single

or

double

density,

single

or

double

sided

for

$25.00.

Purchase

orders

or

telephone

orders

should

be

directed

to

the

Sales

Department.

IN

ORDER

TO

ENSURE

THAT

YOUR

WARRANTY

IS

VALID,

YOU

MUST

COMPLETE

THE

REGISTRATION

FORM

IMMEDIATELY.

The

warranty

is

described

in

the

enclosed

Warranty

Statement,

and

lasts

for

ninety

(90)

days

after

purchase.

Once you

have

completed

the

Registration

Form,

you

will

be

put

on

The

Microengine

Company

Mailing

List.

If

you

have

ordered

the

Pascal

Operating

System

Diskette

and

with

to

continue

to

receive

Pascal

system

software

updates

past

the

warranty

period,

please

check

the

box

marked

MICROENGINE

UPDATE

SERVICE

on

the

Registration

Form.

The

service

includes

new

releases

of

the

UCSD

Pascal

software.

The

Microengine

Company

will

bill

you

a

basic

charge

of

$25.00

per

release

(after

your

warranty

expires).

To

maintain

your

subscription,

the

invoice

must

be

paid

within

ten

(10)

days

after

receipt.

A

Subsidiary

of

WESTERN

DIGITAL

3128 Red

Hill

Avenue,

Box

2180,

Newport

Beach

California

92663

(714) 557-3550,

TWX

910-595-1139

• •

Page

-2-

Should

you

experience

problems

after

your

warranty

period,

you

may

return

your

Single

Board

Comput'er

to

The

Microeng~ne

Company

for

repair.

The

current

repair

price

for

boards

which

have

not

been

subjected'

to

abno~mal

conditions

is

~175.

If

your

board

is

nonfunctioning

and you

wish

to

take

advantage

of

The

11icroengine

Company's

repair

program,

you

should

call

Microengine

Technical

Support.

Send

the

malfunctioning

unit,

freight

prepaid,

to:

The

Microengine

Company

Repair

Service

3128

Red

Hill

Avenue

Costa

Mesa,

California

92626

Your

repaired

Single

Board

Computer

will

be

shipped

to

you

freight

collect

from

Costa

Mesa.

Thank

you

for

your

confidence

in

the

Pascal

MICROENGINE.

Sincerely,

The

Microengine

Company

t •

Dear

Pascal

MICROENGlNE

User:

The

following

documentation

is

provided

to

help

you

configure

your

Pascal

MICROENGINE

System.

1.

Procedure

to

properly

configure

the

system.

2.

Wire

lists

for

the

Centronics

Series

700

line

printers,

Shugart

SA800/SA850

and

Remex

4000-A

floppy

disk

drives

and

the

system

terminal.

3.

Charts

of

the

recommended

options

to

be

installed

in

the

floppy

disk

drives

and

diagrams

of

where

options

are

located.

4.

List

of

the

responses

to

the

SETUP

program

for

the

SOROC

IQ 120

and

Beehive

150

terminals.

5.

Procedure

for

duplicating

the

operating

system

diskette.

A

Subsidiary

of

WESTERN

DIGITAJ..

80-013003-00Al

Installation

Guide

3128 Red

Hill

Avenue,

Box

2180,

Newport

Beach

California

92663

(714) 557-3550, TWX 910-595-1139

SYSTEM

CONFIGURATION

PROCEDURE

tm

.

To

configure

a

Pascal

MICROENGINE

System

the

following

procedure

should

be

followed:

1.

Cables

for

the

floppy

disk

drive,

system

terminal

and

line

printer

(if

one

is

to

be

interfaced

to

the

Microengi~e)

must

be made. Wire 1

ists

for

these

peripherals

are

given

on page 1-2

of

this

document.

Be

sure

to

note

the

terminal

wire

list

as

it

is

not

a

standard

CRT

cable.

2.

The

floppy

disk

drives

should

have

the

recommended

options

installed.

Option

charts

for

various

drives

can be found

starting

on page 2-1

of

this

document.

3. The

Pascal

MICROENGINE

option

switches

must be

set.

Refer

to

the

WD/90

Pascal

MICROENGINE

Reference

Manual.

In

the

first

half

of

that

manual

containing

the

Pascal

MICROENGINE

Computer User1s Manual,

the

proper

setting

of

the

floppy

disk

and baud

rate

switches

is

described

in

Section

2.

4.

Connect

the

floppy

disk

drive(s),

system

terminal

and

line

printer

to

the

Microengine.

Refer

to

Section

2.2

of

the

Pascal

MICROENGINE

Computer User1s Manual.

5.

Start

the

system.

Section

3

of

the

Pascal

MICROENGINE

Computer

User1s

Manual

describes

starting

the

system.

If

a

SOROC

IQ

120/IQ

140

terminal

(the

operating

system

is

configured

for

the

SOROC)

is

being

used

as

the

system

terminal,

the

operating

system

should

announce

itself

in

the

top

left-hand

corner

of

the

term,inal's

screen

and

the

command

prompt 1 ine

should

be

displayed

across

the

top

of

the

screen.

If

another

terminal

is

being

used,

then

the

prompt

lines

may

be

misplaced.

The

software

wil I have

to

be

modified

to

meet

the

specification

of

that

terminal.

The

SETUP

program,

on

the

operating

system

diskette,

can

be

run

to

configure

the

software

to

the

terminal

being

used.

In

the

second

half

of

the

WD/90

Pascal

Reference

Manual

containing

the

Pascal

MICROENGINE

Computer

Pascal

Operations

Manual,

the

SETUP

program

is

described

in

Section

4.

Responses

to

the

SETUP

program

for

various

terminals

are

given

starting

on page 3-1

of

this

document.

Before

running

SETUP,

make

a

duplicate

copy

of

the

operating

system

diskette

for

back-up.

The

procedure

for

dupl

icating

the

diskette

starts

on page 4-1

of

this

document.

6.

If,

after

running

SETUP,

the

system

terminal

does

not

appear

to

be

displayinfl

properly,

then

it

is

possible

that

the

cursor

addressing

for

the

terminal

being

used

is

different

"than

that

of

the

SOROC.

In

this

case,

a

GOTOXY

procedure

must be

treated,

compiled

and bound

into

the

system

software.

Section

4.9"

of

the

Pascal

MICROENGINE

Computer

Pascal

Operations

Manual

describes

the

execution

of

the

BINDER

program and

gives

an example

of

a

GOTOXY

procedure.

7.

After

the

operating

system

software

is

configured

for

the

terminal

you

are

using,

make

another

copy

of

the

reconf1gured

o~erating

system

for

back-up.

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DUPLICATING

THE

OPERATING

SYSTEM

DISKETTE

Procedure:

1.

After

powering

the

Microengine System,

take

the

Pascal

Operating

System

Diskette

delivered

with

the the

Microengine

a~d

place

it

in

the

floppy

disk

drive

optioned

as

DSl

(Volume

#4:).

Press

the

Reset

button.

This

should

load

the

UCSD

Pascal

Operatirig

System from

the

diskette

into

the

Microengine

memory

and

execute

it.

The

following

should

be

displayed

on

the

terminal

screen:

Welcome

OSXX

to

UCSD

Pascal

System 3.0

Current

Date

is

dd-mm-yy

2.

Assuming you have

the

above prompt you

are

now

ready

to

make

a

back-up

copy

of

the

Operating

System

Diskette.

The

command

prompt

line

should

be

at

the

top

of

the

terminal

screen:

Command:

E(dit,

R(un,

F(ile,

C(omp,

L(ink,

X(exute,

A(ssem, D{ebug, 1

3.

Type

an

"F"

on

the

terminal

keyboard.

This

invokes

the

Filer

which

contains

commands

used

primarily

for

maintaining

files

on

the

floppy

diskette.

The

following

prompt

line

will

appear

on

the

top

of

the

te

rm

i

na

1

screen:

Filer:

G(et,

S(ave,

W(hat, N(ew,

L(dir,

R(em, C(hange,

T(ran,

D(ate,

Q(ui

4.

Place

a

preformatted

blank

diskette

into

the

drive

optioned

as

DS2

(Volume

#5:).

5. Type a

liT"

to

transfer

from

the

Operating

System

diskette

to

the

new

diskette.

The

following

prompt

will

app~ar:

Transfer

what

file?

6.

Type

a

11114:"

to

specify

that

a

complete

volume

transfer

is

going

to

take

place.

The

next

prompt

will

be:

To

where?

7. Type a

"115:"

to

specify

that

the

volume

is

to

be

transferred

to

the

new

diskette.

A message

indicating

that

the

transfer

is

completed

will

then

be

given.

If

this

does

not

occur,

proceed

to

the

next

step

anyway

to

check

for

bad

blocks.

8. Type a

"?"

to

get

the

rest

of

the

Filer

commands.

The

following

will

be

displayed:

Filer

B(ad-blks,

E(xt-dir,

K(runch, M(ake,

P(refix,

V(ols,

X(amine,

Z(ero

(4-1)

9.

Type a "B"

to

run a bad

blocks

scan

on

the

new

d i

sk"ette.

The

following

prompt

will

be

displayed:

Bad

blocks

scan

of

what volume?

10. Type in 11#5:".

The

blocks

being

tested

will

be

displayed

on

the

screen.

Should

the

scan

detect

a bad

block,

it

will

list

it

as

being

bad.

If

this

occurs,

try

another

new

diskette

and

continue

from

Step

4.

If

the

scan

is

successful,

the

system

will

announce

o bad

blocks.

11. Type a "Q"

to

Q(uit

the

Filer.

The

command

prompt

should

reappear

at

the

top

of

the

screen.

12. Type a

"X"

for

eX(ecute.

The

following

prompt

will

be

displayed:

Execute what

file?

13. Type

"BOOTER"

to

execute

the

BOOTER

util

ity.

This

util

lty

places

a

BOOTSTRAP

on

the

diskette.

The

following

prompt

will

appear:

Unit

to

write

boot

to

4,5,9,10

:

14. Type a

"5/1.

This

prompt wll

then

be

displayed:

Unit

boot

is

on

4,5,9,10

:

15. Type

"4/1

to

indicate

the

del

ivered

system

diskette.

A message

indicating

that

the

bootstrap

was

transferred

will

then

be

displayed.

16.

Remove

the

diskette

in

Unit

5 and keep

it

as

a

back~up

should

anything

happen

to

the

delivered

operating

system

diskette.

Do

not

keep

the

two

diskettes

in

the

system

at

the

same

time.

They

both

have

the

same

volume

name

as a

result

of

the

transfer

and

this

can

lead

to

problems

if

subsequent

commands

are

given.

(4-2)

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