



				IDENTIFICATION
				--------------

	PRODUCT CODE:		AA-H583C-RM

	PRODUCT NAME:		RED20.HLP

	VERSION:		0.2

	DATE RELEASED:		AUGUST 1981

	MAINTAINED BY:		CUSTOMER SERVICES SYSTEMS ENGINEERING	

	AUTHOR:			JOE HOLEWA 


	
	THIS DOCUMENT AND ALL RED PACK MATERIALS ARE FOR DIGITAL EQUIPMENT
	CORPORATION PERSONNEL ONLY AND CANNOT BE SOLD OR GIVEN TO A CUSTOMER
	OF DIGITAL EQUIPMENT CORPORATION.

PAGE		INDEX					DESCRIPTION				PAGE 1
====		=====					===========
 1	GETTING STARTED WITH RED20		WHAT OUR DOCUMENTATION IS ALL ABOUT
 3	RED303 VS. RED404			DIFFERENCES BETWEEN VERSIONS
 5	APPENDIX I				FORMATTING
 8	APPENDIX II				BUILDING A "REDPACK"
15	APPENDIX III:				CONFIGURING THE "RED PACK" TO THE SYSTEM
16	  64 CHARACTER LINEPRINTER		SETS LINE PRINTER 0 TO BE UPPERCASE ONLY AFTER RELOAD.
17	  96 CHARACTER LINEPRINTER		SETS LINEPRINTER 0 TO BE LOWERCASE AFTER RELOAD.
18	  VFU					TELLS SYSTEM THAT LPT HAS VFU.
19	  NO VFU				TELLS SYSTEM THAT LPT HAS NO VFU.
20	  LPT					STARTS LPT SPOOLING.
22	  NO-LPT				PREVENTS LPT-SPOOLING AFTER RELOAD.
24	  TEST-LPT				KILLS SPOOLER AND STARTS DSLPA.
25	  RELEASE-LPT				RESTARTS SPOOLING AFTER TEST-LPT.
26	  DUPA					ENABLES LOOPBACK TESTING DUP#0
28	  DUPB					ENABLES LOOPBACK TESTING DUP#1
30	  DUPAB					ENABLES LOOPBACK TESTING DUP#0,1
32	  NO-KMC				DISABLES KMC TESTING (UETP)
34	  CDR					STARTS CDR SPOOLING AFTER RELOAD.
35	  NO-CDR				PREVENTS CDR-SPOOLING AFTER RELOAD.
36	  MAKE-DUMP				CREATES DUMP.EXE FOR CRASH DUMP OF MONITOR
37	  1 MTA					ENABLES MTA0 TESTING ONLY. (UETP)
38	  2 MTA					ENABLES MTA0,MTA1 TESTING . (UETP)
40	  3 MTA					ENABLES MTA0,MTA1,MTA2 TESTING. (UETP)
42	  4 MTA					ENABLES MTA0,MTA1,MTA2,MTA3 TESTING. (UETP)
44	  NO MTA				DISABLES ALL MTA TESTING. (UETP)
46	  UETP					ENABLES AUTO-RESTART OF UETP AFTER RELOAD
48	  NO UETP				DISABLES AUTO-RESTART OF UETP.
50	  CLEAN (UETP)				CLEANS UP UETP-DIRECTORY AND STARTS UETP VIA RELIAB.CMD
51	  ERAZE					CLEANS UP DIRECTORIES (USED BEFORE DUMPING TO TAPE)
52	  USER					CREATES DIRECTORIES FOR SECOND STRUCTURE USER:
54	  USER1					CREATES DIRECTORIES FOR THIRD STRUCTURE USER1:
56	  PS-SAVE				CREATES DUMPER TAPE OF RED-PACK
60	  PS-MICRO				UPDATES MICROCODE
62	  RED-TAPE-3				MAKES DIAGNOSTIC TAPE ON ANY MTA
63	  DIAGNOSTICS-UPDATE			UPDATES ONE OR MORE DIAGNOSTICS FROM A TAPE
70	  22-CONFIG (DN22)			CONFIGURES DN22 INTO SYSTEM
77	  NO-DN22				CONFIGURES DN22 OUT OF SYSTEM
79	  NO-MODEM				CONFIGURES DN22 WITH NO MODEMS
80	  TS-DIAGNOSTICS			MAKES DUMPER TAPE OF USER MODE DIAGNOSTICS
						(SOFTWARE DIAGNOSTIC LICENSE AGREEMENT BY CUSTOMER ONLY !!!!)
84	  DOCUMENTS				PRINTS ALL RELATED F-S DOCUMENTS
84	  CONFIG. COMPLETION ACTIONS		APPENDIX COMPLETION ACTIONS

*******************************************************************************************************
* GETTING STARTED WITH RED20 *
******************************
  THE PURPOSE OF "GETTING  STARTED  WITH  RED20" IS TO
INTRODUCE  THE  DEC  FIELD SERVICE ENGINEER TO THE RED PACK.
AFTER READING THIS DOCUMENT HE WILL UNDERSTAND WHAT THE  RED
PACK PRODUCT IS, WHEN A RED PACK IS USED AND WHAT SUPPORTING
DOCUMENTATION EXISTS AND WHERE TO FIND IT.   THE  INTENT  OF
"GETTING  STARTED  WITH  RED20" IS TO  ACT  AS  A POINTER TO
TECHNICAL INFORMATION, DESCRIPTIONS AND PROCEDURES.
        THE RED (RELIABILITY EXERCISER AND DIAGNOSTICS) PACK
IS  A  PRODUCT  THAT WILL ONLY BE USED INTERNALLY TO DIGITAL
EQUIPMENT CORPORATION.  DO  NOT  USE  THE  RED  PACK  AS  AN
OPERATING  SYSTEM  FOR  CUSTOMER  SERVICES.  IT IS CURRENTLY
												PAGE 2
USED ON ONLY DECSYSTEM 2020'S.  THIS DISK PACK PROVIDES  THE
FIELD  SERVICE  ENGINEER  WITH  A TOOL FOR THE INSTALLATION,
MAINTENANCE (BOTH REMOTE AND LOCAL)  AND  DIAGNOSIS  OF  THE
DECSYSTEM  2020.   THE RED PACK CONSISTS OF UTILITY SOFTWARE
TO ESTABLISH A MINIMAL AND PREDICTABLE HARDWARE  RELIABILITY
TEST.
        THE FIRST TIME YOU WILL USE THE RED PACK IS WHEN YOU
INSTALL  YOUR  DECSYSTEM  2020  (REFERENCE  THE  KS10  BASED
DECSYSTEM-2020 INSTALLATION MANUAL).   ALL  THE  DIAGNOSTICS
YOU  WILL USE IN CHECKING THE SYSTEM, WILL COME FROM THE RED
PACK.  AT SOME POINT IN TIME, YOU MIGHT  NEED  TO  FORMAT  A
PACK OR BUILD A RED PACK (REFERENCE APPENDICES I,II, AND III
OF THIS DOCUMENT).  APPENDIX I SHOWS HOW TO  FORMAT  A  DISK
PACK.   APPENDIX II SHOWS HOW TO BUILD A RED BACK.  APPENDIX
III SHOWS HOW TO CONFIGURE  THE  RED  PACK  TO  THE  SYSTEM.
AFTER  YOU HAVE BUILT THE RED PACK IT IS A GOOD IDEA TO BACK
IT UP ON TAPE.  THE DOCUMENT RED20.MEM SHOWS HOW TO BUILD  A
BACKUP TAPE.  RED20.MEM ALSO HAS A LOT OF USEFUL INFORMATION
THAT IS WORTHWHILE TO LOOK AT.  WHEN YOU DECIDE TO  RUN  THE
HARDWARE   RELIABILITY   TEST   (ACCEPTANCE)  REFERENCE  THE
DOCUMENT RED20.USR.  THIS DOCUMENT SHOWS A  SIMPLE  STEP  BY
STEP  PROCEDURE ON HOW TO RUN THE HARDWARE RELIABILITY TEST.
RED20.USR ALSO SHOWS HOW TO CREATE DISK STUCTURES AND  OTHER
ESSENTIAL  INFORMATION.   THE NEXT PARAGRAPH EXPLAINS HOW TO
GET THESE DOCUMENTS AND OTHER USEFUL DOCUMENTS .
        THE SUPPORTING DOCUMENTATION FOR THE RED PACK IS ALL
IN ONE AREA.  IF YOU WANT TO HAVE EVERYTHING PRINT OUT THATS
AVAILABLE FOLLOW THESE STEPS.
1. LOGIN AS F-S
2. TYPE "DO DOCUMENTS"  ( CR )
BE PREPARED FOR A LOT OF PAPER OUTPUT ON YOUR LINEPRINTER!!!!
THE FOLLOWING DOCUMENTS WILL BE PRINTED 
1. RED20.HLP  ( THIS DOCUMENT )
2. RED20.POL  ( FIELD POLICY PROCEDURES FOR RED20 )
3. RED20.REV  ( RED PACK REVISION CONTROL )
4. RED20.MEM  ( RED PACK INTERNALS )
5. RED20.USR  ( DESCRIPTION OF HARDWARE RELIABILTY TEST SYSTEM )
6. KSREF.MEM  ( HARDWARE BIT DESCRIPTION ) 
7. REDIAG.HLP ( DIAGNOSTIC HELP FILE) INCLUDING DN22 EXAMPLES
8. REDCOM.MEM (IBM COMMUNICATIONS INFORMATION - DN22, DUP11, KMC ,IBMCON)
	      (REFERENCE FOR DN22 ACCEPTANCE PROCEDURES)
IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO PRINT OUT A CERTAIN DOCUMENT FOLLOW THESE STEPS.
1.LOGIN AS F-S
2.TYPE ENA  ( CR )
3.PRINT<RED>RED20.MEM (OR ANY FILE THAT IS LISTED ABOVE) ( CR )

IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO KNOW MORE ABOUT  THE  HARDWARE  OF  THE
DECSYSTEM  2020 READ KSREF.MEM.  IT GIVES A GOOD EXPLANATION
OF WHAT'S HAPPENING DOWN TO THE BIT LEVEL.  RED20.POL  TELLS
YOU  HOW  TO ORDER THE RED TAPES THAT MAKE UP A RED PACK AND
FIELD POLICIES THAT ARE CONCERNED WITH THE RED PACK PRODUCT.
A  DETAILED  REVISION  EXPLANATION OF THE RED PACK IS IN THE
DOCUMENT RED20.REV.
*******************										PAGE 3
* RED 303 VS. 404 *
*******************

	WHETHER YOU ARE READING THIS DOCUMENT FOR THE FIRST TIME OR AS AN
	INTRODUCTION TO RED404, IT IS ADVISED YOU READ THIS DOCUMENT TO ITS
	ENTIRETY. A LOT OF CHANGES HAVE BEEN MADE NOT ONLY IN THE SOFTWARE
	USED IN RED404 BUT IN THE STRUCTURE OF OUR DOCUMENTATION.  IT IS OUR
	INTENT TO PROVIDE IMPROVED DOCUMENTATION TO THE FIELD ,WHETHER THE
	READER BE A NOVICE OR A 2020 HEAVY.

1. NEW MONITOR AND EXEC , MONITOR-SUPPORT PROGRAMS

	Highest visible change: SPEED-improvement !!
	Nearly all Support programs are now running under SYSJOB .
	This includes:
	LPTSPL - the Lineprinter Spooler
	MOUNTR - the handler for TAPE and STRUCTURE mounting
	ORION  - processes messages sent by OPR
	QUASAR - the spooling system manager
	INFO   - the inter-job communication handler
	MAILER - Mail support
	MAPPER - speedup thru mapping of common programs
	FAL20  - Network File Access Support
	STATUS - accumulating DISK and Tape transfer statistics
	OPER20 - general cleanup and SYSERR-queing every day
	CDRIVE - Card Reader support
	SPRINT - Card  Batch handler
	*** Beware : This is the absolute maximum of load SYSJOB can handle

	Communication and setup for all STRUCTURE , TAPE and QUEING is handled
	by OPR , running under PTYCON

	As a "priviledged" user , YOU can either attach to PTYCON on the CTY ,
	or run OPR yourself ( multiple copies run , showing up as multiple
	"Operators" .

	At startup of the RED404-system certain COMMAND-files control the
	initial behaviour of these MONITOR-Support programs:

	<SYSTEM>SYSJOB.RUN	Sysjob-commands
	<SYSTEM>4-CONFIG.CMD	Configuration parameters ( TTY-Speeds ,Time-Zone
				LPT-type , Monitor-parameters )
	<SYSTEM>PTYCON.ATO	PTYCON-commands
	<SUBSYS>SYSTEM.CMD	OPR-commands
	<UETP.LIB>RELIAB.CMD	UETP-commands
	<UNSUPPORTED>NORCMD.CMD OPER20-commands

	All "Configuration"-files for the RED404-System have been changed over
	to MIC-files.
	
	This version of the EXEC supports "Macro Interpreted Commands (MIC)".
	You run MIC by typing : "DO file-name parameter"

	The end of a MIC-file will be signaled by:

			"[MICEMF -End of MIC file: file-spec]
			 @KMIC"
	Two words of caution:									PAGE 4

	1. DON't type , until You see the END-message . Any type-in You do
	   will be merged with the type-in MIC does.
	2. The way to interrupt a MIC-file in progress is by typing :
			"Control B  Control B" -- same as Control C Control C
		Result: [MIC is breaking]
	  followed by a "Control A Control A"
		Result: [MIC aborted]
			.......
	This should never be necessary , since all MIC-files are delivered
	in two forms : a) SET a condition	b) Unset a condition

	Since the handling of the QUEING system has been changed considerably
	we have delivered a "special" MIC-file  <UETP.LIB>TS-DIAGNOSTICS

	This file will build a DUMPER-tape , which can then be used to
	build a <F-S> area on the customer's pack.

	See file TS-Diagnosis for more details.

2.	NEW HARDWARE SUPPORTED (TU77/TM03 ,DN22)

	TU77/TM03:	Release 4 (RED404) fully supports the addition of
			the TU77.  The diagnostics also support this addition.
	DN22:		Configuration procedures can be found in Appendix III
			of this document.  All other information (Diagnostic
			and Acceptance Procedures ,etc.) are contained in 
			REDCOM.MEM and REDIAG.HLP

3.	DOCUMENTATION UPDATES, CORRECTIONS AND ADDITIONS

	A-  KSREF.MEM has been corrected/updated to reflect the latest hardware
	    available on the system.
	B-  REDIAG.HLP has been created to give examples of diagnostic runs.
	    It should be noted that timing information is given in the examples
	    to give you a reference , how the distributed DIAGNOSTICS run on
	    a "healthy" system. Be aware , that the timing is a constraint of
	    system-hardware ( Memory size , Disk/tape/Lpt types etc.).
	C-  RED20.HLP has changed completely as to format and content do to
	    Release 4 software and the structure of RED404.
	D- REDCOM.MEM created for COM hardware support.
	E- RED20.MEM changed to reflect TOPS20 RELEASE 4
	F- REDUSR.MEM changed to reflect TOPS20 RELEASE 4
Tidbits:

STATUS.EXE runs normally under sysjob-control ( see above ) and automatically
appends to <operator>MONITR.STS in 10 minute intervals. To get a snapshot on
Your terminal type: @STATUS <Carriage return>

All Command-files are kept at generation 1 . Be careful , that YOU don't by
mistake get them into higher generations !

The restriction on Magtape-length for UETP-testing has been removed. The
tapes are now tested in 1600 Bpi PE and 800 bpi NRZ . Be aware , that a 2400 ft
tape takes a long time per pass ( hours ).

<unsupported>SYSDPY.EXE is a rewrite of an old (TOPS10) friend , giving system-
status info on a display.-maybe an inroad for Software-support to see whatsgoing on.
                        APPENDIX I - FORMATTING							PAGE 5 
                        -----------------------
ASSUMPTIONS:
-----------
1. DISK PACK(S) TO BE FORMATTED HAVE BEEN MOUNTED ON DRIVE(S),
   CYCLED UP AND READY
2. THE DIAGNOSTIC TAPE IS ON MAGTAPE UNIT 0, AT LOADPOINT AND ONLINE
3. THE 2020 IS POWERED ON IN CONSOLE MODE


*************************************************************************
* THE "MT" COMMAND IS GIVEN TO LOAD THE KS10 DIAGNOSTIC MAGTAPE MONITOR.*
*************************************************************************

KS10>MT
KS10>USR MOD

* SMMAG [DSQDE] - DECSYSTEM 2020 DIAGNOSTIC MAGTAPE MONITOR - VER 0.2 *

SMMAG CMD - dsrmb

*************************************************************************
* DSRMB IS LOADED IN ORDER TO RUN THE PAKINT PROGRAM.  THIS PROGRAM IS  *
* USED SINCE IT WILL INITIALIZE THE BAT BLOCKS ALONG WITH PROVIDING     *
* FORMAT AND READ VERIFY.                                               *
*************************************************************************

DSRMB - DECSYSTEM 2020 RH11 - RM03/RP06 - RELIABILITY DIAGNOSTIC
VERSION 0.1, SV=0.1, CPU#=4145, MCV=111, MCO=0, HO=0

TTY SWITCH CONTROL ? - 0,S OR Y <CR> - y

************************************
* SWITCHES MUST BE TYPED AS SHOWN. *
************************************

LH SWITCHES <# OR ?> - 10
RH SWITCHES <# OR ?> - 0
SWITCHES = 000010 000000 

MEMORY MAP =
FROM     TO          SIZE/K
00000000 01777777       512


RH11 - 1 - MASSBUS CONFIGURATION
DRIVE - STATUS OF UNIT FOUND
												PAGE 6 
0 - RM03, DRIVE SER. NO.=6670., (ONLINE), WRT ENABLED, PGM WRT LOCKED
*** 10 FORMATTED
NAME    ID      TYPE
USER            TOPS-20
1 - RM03, DRIVE SER. NO.=5480., , WRT ENABLED
2 - RM03, DRIVE SER. NO.=7299., , WRT ENABLED, DUAL PORT
3 - RP06, DRIVE SER. NO.=0578., , WRT ENABLED

***************************************************************
* NOTE THAT THIS EXAMPLE IS ONLY FORMATTING ONE PACK. SEVERAL *
* PACKS CAN BE FORMATTED AT ONCE BY INPUTTING THE APPROPRIATE *
* UNIT NUMBERS TO THE "WHAT DRIVE" QUESTIONS.                 *
***************************************************************

WHAT DRIVE(S) TO BE TESTED (00 TO 77, ALL, H=HELP)? - e0

DRIVE(S)? # - 0

TYPE "H" FOR TEST NAME HELP MESSAGE
WHAT TEST ? - pakint

PAKINT - PACK INITIALIZE SCRIPT
FORMAT - MAP - AND GENERATE THE BAT BLOCKS
FOR THE SELECTED RP06/RM03 DISK DRIVES. 
PROCEED WITH THE SCRIPT? Y OR N <CR> - y

MAPOUT SOFT (RECOVERABLE) READ ERROR BLOCKS? Y OR N <CR> - n

PROGRAM RUN TIME = 0:0:30       FORMAT

THE PACK SPECIFICATION ALLOWS A TOTAL OF 20 ERRORS...
OF WHICH 5 MAY BE "HARD" ERRORS.
CYLINDER 000 SURFACE 00 CAN NOT HAVE ANY "HARD" ERRORS!

PROGRAM RUN TIME = 0:0:39       FORMATTING STARTED 

PROGRAM RUN TIME = 0:3:13       OPERATION COMPLETED

PROGRAM RUN TIME = 0:3:16       RONLY

*-*-*-*-* DONE (RDY) INTERRUPT  PGM SW = 000010 000000 
PROGRAM RUN TIME = 0:3:32

DRAS:   000001 

TEST NAME: "PAKINT" RUNNING "RONLY" AT PC ADDRESS 31217

DRIVE #0        NAME: "USER"
DISK START ADDRESS IS:  CYLINDER #105 SURFACE #02  SECTOR #00  
(WHICH EQUALS LOGICAL BLOCK #10410.)  BUFFER START ADDRESS = 121000 
AND TRANSFER SIZE =  17000(8) OR 7680.(10)
                                                      
PGM INTERRUPT PC WAS - 43142									PAGE 7
RHCS1   1776700-0:  SC, TRE, DVA, RDY, FNCTN(30-34)=READ, GO-BIT=0 
RHCS2   1776710:    IR, DRIVE=0 
DRSR    1776712-0:  ATA, ERR, MOL, DPR, DRY, VV,
DRER1   1776714-0:  DCK,
DRER2   1776742-0: 000000 
DRDA    1776706-0:  SURFACE=2, SECTOR=34
DRDC    1776734-0:  DESIRED CYLINDER=105
DROF    1776732-0: 000000 
DREC1   1776744-0:  ECC POSITION=1155.
DREC2   1776746-0:  ECC PATTERN=3240 

COMMAND ERROR RECOVERY @ ADDR 76015 IS
READ ISSUED TO DRIVE #00 
PATTERN IS "ANY" STARTING @ DISK BLK #10410.
(CYL=105, SUR=2, SECT=0)
TRANSFER SIZE = 17000 AT PGM PC #31226

ATTEMPTING RECOVERY OF A 60. SECTOR TRANSFER BY INDIVIDUAL SECTORS

## ECC CORRECTION RECOVERY ##
 ECC POSITION=1155.     ECC PATTERN=3500
BUFFER ADDRESS  127640
DATA BEFORE ECC 543155 555753 
DATA AFTER ECC  555555 555753 
CORRECTION ENTIRELY IN DATA FIELD

PROGRAM RUN TIME = 0:4:29
DRIVE RH1 - 0<3> CYL# 105 SURF# 02  SECT# 33    LOG BLK# 10437. 
RECOVERED FROM A READ ON RETRY #1.
ECC CORRECTION WAS USED...
----------------

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

PROGRAM RUN TIME = 0:6:47       MAPOUT

BAT BLOCK CONTENTS
DRIVE RH1 - 0<3>, DRIVE SER. NO.=6670., 
NO BAT BLOCK FOUND FOR THIS DRIVE!

DRIVE BAT BLOCKS CREATED
%% DRIVE #00 CONTAINS 0. BAD SPOT ENTRY(S)

****************************************************************
* IF YOU WISH TO BUILD A RED PACK FROM RED TAPE #1, PROCEED TO *
* APPENDIX II.                                                 *
****************************************************************
     		APPENDIX II - BUILDING A "RED PACK"						PAGE 8
                ----------------------------------


ASSUMPTIONS:
-----------
1. FUTURE "RED PACK" FORMATTED AND VERIFIED (SEE APPENDIX I) ON DRIVE 0
2. MTA0 OPERATIONAL WITH "RED BACKUP TAPE 1" MOUNTED (WRITE PROTECTED)

*************************************************************
* A CONTROL \ IS TYPED TO RETURN SYSTEM TO CONSOLE MODE.    *
*************************************************************

WHAT TEST ? - ENABLED
KS10>MT
KS10>USR MOD

**************************
* RED TAPE 1 IS BOOTED.  *
**************************
MTBOOT>/L

****************************************************
* THE /G143 IS USED TO LOAD THE INITIAL MONITOR.   *
****************************************************

MTBOOT>/G143


[FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION TYPE "?" TO ANY OF THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS.]

DO YOU WANT TO REPLACE THE FILE SYSTEM ON THE PUBLIC STRUCTURE? Y

***********************************************************************
* YES, BECAUSE WE MUST CREATE THE RED PACK ON A PREVIOSLY BLANK PACK. *
***********************************************************************

DO YOU WANT TO DEFINE THE PUBLIC STRUCTURE? Y

*******************************************************************
* YES, THE RED PACK MUST BE THE PUBLIC STRUCTURE.                 *
*******************************************************************

HOW MANY PACKS ARE IN THIS STRUCTURE: 1

ON WHICH "CHANNEL,UNIT" IS LOGICAL PACK # 0 MOUNTED: ?
[ENTER A PAIR OF NUMBERS SEPARATED BY A COMMA THAT SPECIFY THE
 CHANNEL AND UNIT UPON WHICH THE APPROPRIATE PACK IS MOUNTED.
 THE FOLLOWING IS A LIST OF VALID CHANNEL,UNIT PAIRS:
0,0 ;TYPE=RM03,OFFLINE,DUAL PORT
0,1 ;TYPE=RM03,OFFLINE,WRITE LOCKED
0,2 ;TYPE=RM03,OFFLINE,WRITE LOCKED
0,5 ;TYPE=RM03,OFFLINE,DUAL PORT,WRITE LOCKED
0,6 ;TYPE=RP06
]
ON WHICH "CHANNEL,UNIT" IS LOGICAL PACK # 0 MOUNTED: 0,6					PAGE 9

DO YOU WANT THE DEFAULT SWAPPING SPACE? N

************************************************
* WE NEED MORE THAN THE DEFAULT SWAPPING SPACE.*
************************************************

HOW MANY PAGES FOR SWAPPING? 5000

DO YOU WANT THE DEFAULT SIZE FRONT END FILE SYSTEM? N

********************************************************************
* WE DO NOT NEED ANY PAGES RESERVED FOR THE FRONT-END FILE SYSTEM  *
* SINCE THIS STRUCTURE WILL ONLY BE USED ON THE KS10'S.            *
* THE FRONT-END FILE SYSTEM IS ONLY NEEDED ON THE KL10 BASED       *
* SYSTEMS.                                                         *
********************************************************************

HOW MANY PAGES FOR THE FRONT END FILE SYSTEM? 0

DO YOU WANT THE DEFAULT SIZE BOOTSTRAP AREA? N

HOW MANY PAGES FOR THE BOOTSTRAP FILE? 100


[STRUCTURE "PS" SUCCESSFULLY DEFINED]

[PS MOUNTED]

%%NO SETSPD

System restarting, wait...
ENTER CURRENT DATE AND TIME: 8 6 79 1034

YOU HAVE ENTERED MONDAY, 6-AUGUST-1979 10:34AM,
IS THIS CORRECT (Y,N) Y
WHY RELOAD? RED 404 BUILDING

<SYSTEM>ACCOUNTS-TABLE.BIN NOT FOUND - ACCOUNT VALIDATION IS DISABLED

RUNNING DDMP
NO SYSJOB
NO EXEC

**********************************************
* TYPING A CONTOL C SHOULD GENERATE "MX>".   *
**********************************************

MX>GET FILE MTA0:

*****************************************************
* THIS COMMAND SPACES OVER ONE FILE ON THE MAGTAPE. *
*****************************************************

INTERRUPT AT 0
MX>GET FILE MTA0:
MX>START
**********************************************							PAGE 10

* THIS COMMAND LOADS THE COMMAND EXEC.       *
**********************************************

 TOPS-20 Command processor 4(521)

@enaBLE (CAPABILITIES) 

****************************************************************
* NOTE THE DOLLAR SIGN PROMPT.  THIS INDICATES THAT SPECIAL    *
* PRIVILEGES HAVE BEEN ESTABLISHED AT THE COMMAND LEVEL.       *
****************************************************************

**********************************************************
* THIS COMMAND WILL COPY THE ASCII SERIAL NUMBER TYPED   *
* INTO A FILE ON DISK                                    *
**********************************************************

$copY (FROM) tty: (TO) serial
 TTY: =>SERIAL..1

*****************************************************************
* SUBSTITUTE THE FOUR DIGIT SERIAL NUMBER OF YOUR PARTICULAR    *
* SYSTEM FOLLOWED BY A CARRIAGE RETURN.                         *
* CONTROL Z IS USED TO INDICATE END OF FILE.                    *
*****************************************************************

4145
^Z

***************************************************************
* THE INSTALL COMMAND FILE IS COPIED FROM MTA0.               * 
***************************************************************

$copY (FROM) mta0: (TO) install.cmd
 MTA0: =>INSTALL.CMD.1 [OK]

******************************************************************
* THE INSTALL COMMAND WILL BE USED TO PERFORM SEVERAL FUNCTIONS  *
* AUTOMATICALLY. DUMPER WILL BE RUN TO RESTORE ALL NECESSARY     *
* DIRECTORIES AND FILE CONTENTS FROM THE MAGTAPE TO THE RED PACK.*
* THE PREVIOUSLY TYPED SERIAL NUMBER WILL BE INSTALLED ONTO      *
* THE SYSTEM FILES.  THE KS10 MICROCODE WILL BE PLACED IN THE    *
* SYSTEM FILE AREA.  ALSO A DUMP.EXE AREA WILL BE CREATED.       *
* THE REST OF THE OUTPUT IN THIS APPENDIX WILL BE GENERATED      *
* AUTOMATICALLY ONCE THE "TAKE INSTALL.CMD" IS TYPED.  IT WILL   *
* OCCUR WITHOUT ANY INTERVENTION ON YOUR PART.  IN OTHER WORDS,  *
* YOU HAVE TIME FOR ABOUT A TWENTY MINUTE COFFEE BREAK.          *
******************************************************************

$TAKE (COMMANDS FROM) INSTALL.CMD.1 (LOGGING OUTPUT ON) 
 <SUBSYS>MIC.EXE.1 SAVED
 MTA0: => RESTORE.MIC.1 [OK]
 END OF INSTALL.CMD.1
$;<UETP.LIB>RESTORE.MIC.1,  7-JUN-79 14:43:12, EDIT BY EIBEN					PAGE 11
;USES THE ORIGINAL RED-TAPE 1 TO BUILD RED-PACK
DAYTIME
 MONDAY, AUGUST 6, 1979 10:37:14
$TERMINAL NO PAGE
$ENA
$RU MTA0:
DLUSER>STR PS:
DLUSER>LOA MTA0:

DONE.
DLUSER>EXIT
$RU MTA0:
DUMPER>TAPE MTA0:
DUMPER>REST <*>*.*


DUMPER TAPE # 1, RED404-ORIGINAL :<DIAGNOSTICS>, MONDAY,  6-AUG-79 1505
LOADING FILE(S) INTO PS:<DIAGNOSTICS>

END OF SAVESET
DUMPER>REST <*>*.*


DUMPER TAPE # 1, RED404-ORIGINAL :<F-S>, MONDAY,  6-AUG-79 1507
LOADING FILE(S) INTO PS:<F-S>

END OF SAVESET
DUMPER>REST <*>*.*


DUMPER TAPE # 1, RED404-ORIGINAL :<RED>, MONDAY,  6-AUG-79 1507
LOADING FILE(S) INTO PS:<RED>

END OF SAVESET
DUMPER>REST <*>*.*


DUMPER TAPE # 1, RED404-ORIGINAL :<SUBSYS>, MONDAY,  6-AUG-79 1508
LOADING FILE(S) INTO PS:<SUBSYS>

END OF SAVESET
DUMPER>REST <*>*.*


DUMPER TAPE # 1, RED404-ORIGINAL :<SYSTEM>, MONDAY,  6-AUG-79 1512
LOADING FILE(S) INTO PS:<SYSTEM>

END OF SAVESET
DUMPER>REST <*>*.*


DUMPER TAPE # 1, RED404-ORIGINAL :<UETP.LIB>, MONDAY,  6-AUG-79 1514
LOADING FILE(S) INTO PS:<UETP.LIB>
END OF SAVESET											PAGE 12
DUMPER>REST <*>*.*


DUMPER TAPE # 1, RED404-ORIGINAL :<REL>, MONDAY,  6-AUG-79 1516
LOADING FILE(S) INTO PS:<REL>

END OF SAVESET
DUMPER>REST <*>*.*


DUMPER TAPE # 1, RED404-ORIGINAL :<UETP.MIC>, MONDAY,  6-AUG-79 1516
LOADING FILE(S) INTO PS:<UETP.MIC>

END OF SAVESET
DUMPER>REST <*>*.*


DUMPER TAPE # 1, RED404-ORIGINAL :<UNSUPPORTED>, MONDAY,  6-AUG-79 1517
LOADING FILE(S) INTO PS:<UNSUPPORTED>

END OF SAVESET
DUMPER>REW
DUMPER>EXIT
$TV

*;Y$$
INPUT FILE: <OPERATOR>SERIAL
6 CHARS
*BJ$1XZ$$
*
;Y$$
INPUT FILE: <UETP.LIB>PS-MICRO.MIC
1314 CHARS
*SSERIAL $K$GZ$$
*
;U$$
OUTPUT FILE: <UETP.LIB>PS-MICRO.MIC
*;Y$$
INPUT FILE: <UETP.LIB>RED-MICRO.MIC
1373 CHARS
*SSERIAL $K$GZ$$
*
;X$$
OUTPUT FILE: <UETP.LIB>RED-MICRO.MIC

$RU <SYSTEM>MAKDMP

MAX SIZE OF MEMORY IN K (512): 512
$DO PS-MICRO
$;<UETP.LIB>PS-MICRO.MIC.1,  7-JUN-79 14:15:50, EDIT BY EIBEN
;WRITES 8080-FILE AREA
DAYTIME
 MONDAY, AUGUST 6, 1979 10:52:57
$TERMINAL NO PAGE
$ENA
$CONN <DIAGNOSTICS>
$RUN <DIAGNOSTICS>SMFILE.EXE
DECSYSTEM 2020 DIAGNOSTICS FE-FILE PROGRAM							PAGE 13
VERSION 0.3, TOPS-20, KS10, CPU#=4145
[FOR HELP TYPE "HELP"]
SMFILE>;        WE WANT TO UPDATE THE BOOTSTRAP AREA ON PS:
WRI SET PS:<ROOT-DIRECTORY>BOOTSTRAP.BIN
SMFILE>;        WE WANT TO START CLEAN
WRITE RESET
SMFILE>;        WE HAVE TO READ M-CODE IN FIRST
READ KS10.ULD
SMFILE>;        WHAT VERSION OF M-CODE ARE WE HANDLING?
EXA CRAM 137
SHOULD BE:      000137/35770707000001170000377760454102

C    J   #  ALU S/D  A/B RBM SPEC DISP SKIP T C SC FE FM MC DV MP C/LR M
0 3577 000117 3 771 0005 437   00   70   70 0 0  0  0  0  0  0  0  4 0 0

SMFILE>;        WE HAVE TO SPECIFY A DEC-CERTIFIED SERIAL-NUMBER
SERIAL 4145
SMFILE>;        AND THE BOOT FOR THE MONITOR
WRITE BOOT <SYSTEM>SMBOOT.EXE
SMFILE>;        AND OUR DIAGNOSTIC BOOT
WRITE DIAGBT SMMON.EXE
SMFILE>;        AND BOOT-CHECK 2
WRITE BC2 SMBC2.EXE
SMFILE>;        AT LAST WE HAVE TO UPDATE THE HOME-BLOCKS
WRITE DONE

[HOME BLOCKS SET]
SMFILE>;        NOW WE WRITE OUT THE SAME M-CODE FOR LATER USE ON MAGTAPE
OUTPUT CRAM PS:<SYSTEM>KS10.RAM
SMFILE>;        WE WANT A NEW M-CODE FOR DIAGNOSTICS
OUTPUT CRAM PS:<DIAGNOSTICS>SMTAPE.RAM
SMFILE>;        WE ALSO NEED THE MONITOR-MAGTAPE BOOT
OUTPUT MTBOOT <SYSTEM>SMMTBT.EXE PS:<SYSTEM>MTBOOT.RDI
SMFILE>;LETS CHECK A LITTLE BIT , WHAT WE HAVE DONE
WRI SET PS:<ROOT-DIRECTORY>BOOTSTRAP.BIN
SMFILE>;        WHAT DISK WERE WE USING?
INF DISK

USING PS        RP06

SMFILE>;        DID WE APPROACH BOUNDARIES?
INF FREE

FRONT-END FREE PAGES = 29

SMFILE>;        WHERE ARE WE LOCATED?
INF FEFILE

DISK ADDRESS IN HOME BLOCK = 100000 000574 
LENGTH IN HOME BLOCK =       000000 000620 
8080 POINTER IN HOME BLOCK = 000100 000000 

SMFILE>;        DID WE GO INTO "FUTURE" STUFF?
INF IND
THE FOLLOWING FRONT-END INDIRECT FILES EXIST:							PAGE 14

FRONT-END FREE PAGES = 29

SMFILE>;        ..AND FINALLY GO BACK TO MONITOR-MODE
EXIT
$DISABLE
@DAYTIME
 MONDAY, AUGUST 6, 1979 10:55:13
@TERMINAL PAGE
@UNL MTA0:
@CONN
@DAYTIME
 MONDAY, AUGUST 6, 1979 10:55:19
@TERMINAL PAGE
@
[MICEMF - END OF MIC FILE: RESTORE.MIC.1 ]
@KMIC
@
*****************************************************************
* HAVING REACHED THIS POINT YOU ARE FINISHED BUILDING THE       *
* RED PACK.  IN ORDER TO CONFIGURE THE RED PACK TO YOUR SYSTEM  *
* PROCEED TO APPENDIX III.                                      *
*****************************************************************
        APPENDIX III - CONFIGURING THE "RED PACK" TO THE SYSTEM					PAGE 15
        -------------------------------------------------------
ASSUMPTIONS:
-----------
1. THE "RED PACK" IS MOUNTED ON DRIVE 0
2. YOU HAVE JUST COMPLETED BUILDING THE RED PACK ACCORDING TO
   APPENDIX II.
3. WE LEFT OFF FROM APPENDIX II WITH CAPABILITIES DISABLED.

*******************************************************************
* THE EXEC-COMMAND "DO" IS USED TO MAKE CONFIGURATION AND UETP    *
* CHANGES TO YOUR SYSTEM.  "DO" WILL EXECUTE COMMANDS FROM FILES  *
* WITH .MIC ENTENSIONS (SHORT FOR MACRO INTERPRETED COMMANDS).    *
* "NEWRUN" IS STILL ON RELEASE 4, BUT RED404 HAS ONLY .MIC FILES  *
* FOR CONFIGURATION.
* IF YOUR SYSTEM CONFORMS TO THE BELOW INITIAL CONFIGURATION, NO  *
* OTHER CHANGES WILL HAVE TO BE MADE TO YOU PACK. GO TO           *
* "CONFIGURATION COMPLETION ACTIONS". IF NOT, REFER TO THE TITLED *
* SECTION/S TO MAKE APPROPRIATE CHANGES. THEN GO TO THE           *
* "CONFIGURATION COMPLETION ACTIONS".                             *
*                                                                 *
* EXAMPLES ARE GIVEN TO REFLECT TYPICAL OUTPUT.                   *
*                                                                 *
* THE "EFFECTIVE:" COMMENT SIGNIFIES WHEN THE MODIFICATION WILL   *
* BE SEEN BY THE SYSTEM.                                          *
*                                                                 *
*******************************************************************







			INITIAL CONFIGURATION
			=====================
		1	LPT    (64 CHARACTER)
		1	MTA
		NO	KMC/DUP
		1	CTY/KLINIK LINE (300 BAUD)
		16	ASYNC. LINES (2400 BAUD)
		NO	SYNC. LINES
												PAGE 16
****************************
* 64 CHARACTER LINEPRINTER *
****************************

CHANGING OF LPT-SPOOLING TO UPPER CASE ONLY.
REDPACK IS INITIALLY SET UP FOR 64 CHARACTER LINEPRINTER.
THIS SECTION USED ONLY WHEN GOING FROM 96 TO 64 CHARACTER
LINEPRINTER.

EFFECTIVE:	AFTER RELOAD

COMMAND:	DO 64CHAR-LPT

EXAMPLE:

@DO 64CHAR-LPT.MIC.1 
@;<UETP.LIB>64CHAR-LPT.MIC.1,  7-Jun-79 14:49:11, EDIT BY EIBEN
;sets Lineprinter 0 to be UPPERCASE only after reload
DAYTIME
 Monday, July 23, 1979 09:50:15
@TERMINAL NO PAGE
@ENA
$TV

*;Y$$
INPUT FILE: <SYSTEM>4-CONFIG.CMD
392 CHARS
*SPRINTER 0$0LK$IPRINTER 0 RAM SYS:LP64.RAM$13I$10I$$
*
;X$$
OUTPUT FILE: <SYSTEM>4-CONFIG.CMD.1

$DISABLE
@DAYTIME
 Monday, July 23, 1979 09:50:27
@TYPE <SYSTEM>4-CONFIG.CMD.1
;<SYSTEM>4-CONFIG.CMD.1, 11-Jun-79 10:20:04, EDIT BY EIBEN
NODE 4145 77
TIMEZONE 5
TERMINAL 2-21 SPEED 2400
DEFINE SY: SYS:
DEFINE SYS: PS:<SUBSYS>,ps:<new-subsys>,PS:<UNSUPPORTED>,ps:<new-unsupported>,PS:<REL>
DEFINE SYSTEM: PS:<SYSTEM>
DEFINE LP: LPT:
DEFINE DS: DSK:
DEFINE TT: TTY:
DEFINE HLP: PS:<HELP>,SYS:
PRINTER 0 RAM SYS:LP64.RAM
PRINTER 0 VFU SYS:NORMAL.VFU
@TERMINAL PAGE
@
[MICEMF - End of MIC File: <UETP.LIB>64CHAR-LPT.MIC.1 ]
@KMIC
												PAGE 17
****************************
* 96 CHARACTER LINEPRINTER *
****************************

CHANGING LPT-SPOOLING TO UPPER AND LOWER CASE.

EFFECTIVE:	AFTER RELOAD

COMMAND:	DO 96CHAR-LPT

EXAMPLE:

@DO 96CHAR-LPT.MIC.1 
@;<UETP.LIB>96CHAR-LPT.MIC.1,  7-Jun-79 14:49:27, EDIT BY EIBEN
;sets Lineprinter 0 to be lowercase after reload
DAYTIME
 Monday, July 23, 1979 09:50:47
@TERMINAL NO PAGE
@ENA
$TV

*;Y$$
INPUT FILE: <SYSTEM>4-CONFIG.CMD
382 CHARS
*SPRINTER 0$0LK$IPRINTER 0 LOWERCASE RAM SYS:LP96.RAM$13I$10I$$
*
;X$$
OUTPUT FILE: <SYSTEM>4-CONFIG.CMD.1

$DISABLE
@DAYTIME
 Monday, July 23, 1979 09:51:03
@TYPE <SYSTEM>4-CONFIG.CMD.1
;<SYSTEM>4-CONFIG.CMD.1, 11-Jun-79 10:20:04, EDIT BY EIBEN
NODE 4145 77
TIMEZONE 5
TERMINAL 2-21 SPEED 2400
DEFINE SY: SYS:
DEFINE SYS: PS:<SUBSYS>,ps:<new-subsys>,PS:<UNSUPPORTED>,ps:<new-unsupported>,PS:<REL>
DEFINE SYSTEM: PS:<SYSTEM>
DEFINE LP: LPT:
DEFINE DS: DSK:
DEFINE TT: TTY:
DEFINE HLP: PS:<HELP>,SYS:
PRINTER 0 LOWERCASE RAM SYS:LP96.RAM
PRINTER 0 VFU SYS:NORMAL.VFU
@TERMINAL PAGE
@
[MICEMF - End of MIC File: <UETP.LIB>96CHAR-LPT.MIC.1 ]
@KMIC
												PAGE 18						
*******
* VFU *
*******

CHANGING TO LPT WITH VFU

EFFECTIVE:	AFTER RELOAD

COMMAND:	DO VFU-LPT

EXAMPLE:

@DO VFU-LPT.MIC.1 
@;<UETP.LIB>VFU-LPT.MIC.1,  7-Jun-79 14:45:01, EDIT BY EIBEN
;configures LPT to have electronic Vertical Format Unit
DAYTIME
 Monday, July 23, 1979 09:51:59
@TERMINAL NO PAGE
@ENA
$TV

*;Y$$
INPUT FILE: <SYSTEM>4-CONFIG.CMD
393 CHARS
*SPRINTER 0$SVFU$0LK$IPRINTER 0 VFU SYS:NORMAL.VFU$13I$10I$$
*
$;X$$
OUTPUT FILE: <SYSTEM>4-CONFIG.CMD.1

$DISABLE
@DAYTIME
 Monday, July 23, 1979 09:52:15
@TYPE <SYSTEM>4-CONFIG.CMD.1
;<SYSTEM>4-CONFIG.CMD.1, 11-Jun-79 10:20:04, EDIT BY EIBEN
NODE 4145 77
TIMEZONE 5
TERMINAL 2-21 SPEED 2400
DEFINE SY: SYS:
DEFINE SYS: PS:<SUBSYS>,ps:<new-subsys>,PS:<UNSUPPORTED>,ps:<new-unsupported>,PS:<REL>
DEFINE SYSTEM: PS:<SYSTEM>
DEFINE LP: LPT:
DEFINE DS: DSK:
DEFINE TT: TTY:
DEFINE HLP: PS:<HELP>,SYS:
PRINTER 0 LOWERCASE RAM SYS:LP96.RAM
PRINTER 0 VFU SYS:NORMAL.VFU
@TERMINAL PAGE
@
[MICEMF - End of MIC File: <UETP.LIB>VFU-LPT.MIC.1 ]
@KMIC
												PAGE 19
**********
* NO VFU *
**********

CHANGING TO LPT WITHOUT VFU

EFFECTIVE:	AFTER RELOAD

COMMAND:	DO NO-VFU-LPT

EXAMPLE:

@DO NO-VFU-LPT.MIC
;<UETP.LIB>NO-VFU-LPT.MIC.1,  7-Jun-79 14:14:10, EDIT BY EIBEN
;configures LPT with Form-tape
@DAYTIME
@terminal no page
@ena
@tv
*;y<system>4-config.cmd
*sprinter 0sVFU0lki;printer 0 vfu sys:normal.vfu13i10i
*;x<system>4-config.cmd.1
@DISABLE
@DAYTIME
@type <system>4-config.cmd.1
@terminal page
@KMIC
												PAGE 20
*******
* LPT *
*******

STARTS LPT SPOOLING

EFFECTIVE: 	AFTER RELOAD

COMMAND:	DO LPT

EXAMPLE:

@DO LPT.MIC.1 (PARAMETERS) 
@;<UETP.LIB>LPT.MIC.1,  7-Jun-79 14:50:03, EDIT BY EIBEN
;starts LPT-spooling after reload and enables UETP testing
DAYTIME
 Monday, March 10, 1980 15:08:29
@TERMINAL NO PAGE
@ENA
$TV

*;Y$$
INPUT FILE: <SUBSYS>SYSTEM.CMD
557 CHARS
*SSTART PRINTER 0$LK$$
*
ISTART PRINTER 0$13I$10I$$
*
;U$$
OUTPUT FILE: <SUBSYS>SYSTEM.CMD.1
*;Y$$
INPUT FILE: <UETP.LIB>RELIAB.CMD
842 CHARS
*SENABLE LPT0$0LK$$
*
IENABLE LPT0$13I$10I$$
*
;X$$
OUTPUT FILE: <UETP.LIB>RELIAB.CMD.1

$DISABLE
@DAYTIME
 Monday, March 10, 1980 15:09:00
@TYPE <SUBSYS>SYSTEM.CMD.1
;<SUBSYS>SYSTEM.CMD.1, 11-Jun-79 10:48:57, EDIT BY EIBEN
SET STRUCTURE USER: DOMESTIC
SET STRUCTURE USER1: DOMESTIC
SET BATCH-STREAM 0 TIME-LIMIT 90
SET BATCH-STREAM 1 TIME-LIMIT 90
SET BATCH-STREAM 2 TIME-LIMIT 90
SET BATCH-STREAM 3 TIME-LIMIT 90
;SET BATCH-STREAM 3 PRIORITY-LIMITS 20:63
;SET BATCH-STREAM 0:2 PRIORITY-LIMITS 1:19
START BATCH-STREAM 0:3
SET PRINTER 0 PAGE-LIMIT 20000
;SET PRINTER 1 PAGE-LIMIT 500
												PAGE 21
;START PRINTER 0:1
START PRINTER 0
;START READER 0
;START PRINTER 0/NODE:DN200::
DISABLE OUTPUT-DISPLAY ALL-MESSAGES /JOB
@TYPE <UETP.LIB>RELIAB.CMD.1
;<UETP.LIB>RELIAB.CMD.1, 10-May-79 12:14:40, EDIT BY EIBEN
!ENABLE THE TESTS TO BE RUN FOR 48 HOURs 
DEFAULT /CYCLE:48:00/TIME:1:30:00/DEPTH:VERIFICATION
!take semi-colon out of next line, if loopback connector on line 0 for  KMC/DUP
;ENABLE DUPA
!take semi-colon out of next line if loopback connector on line 1 for KMC/DUP
;ENABLE DUPB
!take semi-colon out of next line, if loopback connector on both lines KMC/DUP
ENABLE DUPAB
!take semi-colon out of next line, if either loopback tests enabled
ENABLE TEST72
!take semicolon out of next two lines , if DN22-tests desired ( see documentation )
;ENA DN22IN
;ENA DN22OU
ENABLE MTA0
;ENABLE MTA1
;ENABLE MTA2
;ENABLE MTA3
ENABLE ALGOL
ENABLE BASIC
ENABLE CBLSRT
ENABLE DBMS
ENABLE RANCBL
ENABLE RANFOR
ENABLE MEMORY
ENABLE DIAGS
ENABLE LPT0
MESSAGE
BEGIN
STATUS
@TERMINAL PAGE
@
[MICEMF - End of MIC File: <UETP.LIB>LPT.MIC.1 ]
@KMIC
												PAGE 22
**********
* N0-LPT *
**********

EFFECTIVE:	AFTER RELOAD

COMMAND:	DO NO-LPT

EXAMPLE:

$DO NO-LPT.MIC.1 (PARAMETERS) 
$;<UETP.LIB>NO-LPT.MIC.1,  7-Jun-79 14:11:36, EDIT BY EIBEN
;prevents LPT-spooling after reload and modifies the RELIAB.CMD to exclude
;UETP testing of the LPT
DAYTIME
 Monday, March 10, 1980 15:07:18
$TERMINAL NO PAGE
$ENA
$TV

*;Y$$
INPUT FILE: <SUBSYS>SYSTEM.CMD
556 CHARS
*SSTART PRINTER 0:$LK$I;START PRINTER 0$13I$10I$$
*
;U$$
OUTPUT FILE: <SUBSYS>SYSTEM.CMD.1
*;Y$$
INPUT FILE: <UETP.LIB>RELIAB.CMD
842 CHARS
*SENABLE LPT0$0LK$$
*
I;ENABLE LPT0$13I$10I$$
*
;X$$
OUTPUT FILE: <UETP.LIB>RELIAB.CMD.1

$DISABLE
@DAYTIME
 Monday, March 10, 1980 15:07:42
@TYPE <SUBSYS>SYSTEM.CMD.1
;<SUBSYS>SYSTEM.CMD.1, 11-Jun-79 10:48:57, EDIT BY EIBEN
SET STRUCTURE USER: DOMESTIC
SET STRUCTURE USER1: DOMESTIC
SET BATCH-STREAM 0 TIME-LIMIT 90
SET BATCH-STREAM 1 TIME-LIMIT 90
SET BATCH-STREAM 2 TIME-LIMIT 90
SET BATCH-STREAM 3 TIME-LIMIT 90
;SET BATCH-STREAM 3 PRIORITY-LIMITS 20:63
;SET BATCH-STREAM 0:2 PRIORITY-LIMITS 1:19
START BATCH-STREAM 0:3
SET PRINTER 0 PAGE-LIMIT 20000
;SET PRINTER 1 PAGE-LIMIT 500
												PAGE 23
;START PRINTER 0:1
;START PRINTER 0
;START READER 0
;START PRINTER 0/NODE:DN200::
DISABLE OUTPUT-DISPLAY ALL-MESSAGES /JOB
@TYPE <UETP.LIB>RELIAB.CMD.1
;<UETP.LIB>RELIAB.CMD.1, 10-May-79 12:14:40, EDIT BY EIBEN
!ENABLE THE TESTS TO BE RUN FOR 48 HOURs 
DEFAULT /CYCLE:48:00/TIME:1:30:00/DEPTH:VERIFICATION
!take semi-colon out of next line, if loopback connector on line 0 for  KMC/DUP
;ENABLE DUPA
!take semi-colon out of next line if loopback connector on line 1 for KMC/DUP
;ENABLE DUPB
!take semi-colon out of next line, if loopback connector on both lines KMC/DUP
ENABLE DUPAB
!take semi-colon out of next line, if either loopback tests enabled
ENABLE TEST72
!take semicolon out of next two lines , if DN22-tests desired ( see documentation )
;ENA DN22IN
;ENA DN22OU
ENABLE MTA0
;ENABLE MTA1
;ENABLE MTA2
;ENABLE MTA3
ENABLE ALGOL
ENABLE BASIC
ENABLE CBLSRT
ENABLE DBMS
ENABLE RANCBL
ENABLE RANFOR
ENABLE MEMORY
ENABLE DIAGS
;ENABLE LPT0
MESSAGE
BEGIN
STATUS
@TERMINAL PAGE
@
[MICEMF - End of MIC File: <UETP.LIB>NO-LPT.MIC.1 ]
												PAGE 24
************
* TEST-LPT *
************

KILLS SPOOLER AND STARTS DSLPA
NOTE:	RELEASE-LPT MUST BE RUN AFTER RUNNING
	THIS TEST TO RESTART SPOOLER

COMMAND:	DO TEST-LPT
EXAMPLE:

@DO TEST-LPT.MIC.1 
@ENABLE
$^ESPEAK
 [Please type SYSJOB commands - end with ^Z]
KILL LPTSPL
^Z
$
$ASS PLPT0:
$DEF LPT0: PLPT0:
$RU SMMON
* SMMON [DSQDC] - DECSYSTEM 2020 DIAGNOSTIC MONITOR - VER 0.3 *
SMMON CMD - DSLPA
DECSYSTEM 2020 LINE PRINTER DIAGNOSTIC [DSLPA]
VERSION 0.3, SV=0.15, TOPS-20, KS10, CPU#=4145

TTY SWITCH CONTROL ? - 0,S, Y OR N <CR> - S
SWITCHES = 000000 000000 
IS THIS AN LP05 OR LP14 LINE PRINTER ? Y OR N <CR> - Y
DOES THIS LPT HAVE A DAVFU ? Y OR N <CR> - Y
TYPE ? TO GET FORMAT ON TERMINAL,
TYPE # TO GET FORMAT PRINTED ON THE LPT
COMMANDS: XX OR XX-YY OR A OR D
*A
STARTING *LP20 PATTERN PRINTING TESTS*
TEST 122: EVERY COLUMN PRINTS THE SAME CHARACTER
TEST 123: MODIFIED RIPPLE PATTERN
TEST 124: VERTICAL ALIGNMENT PATTERN
TEST 125: HORIZONTAL ALIGNMENT PATTERN
TEST 126: CHECK HORIZONTAL TABS
TEST 127: CHECK THE OVERFLOW CORRECTION LOGIC
TEST 130: COMPLEMENT PATTERN (" " AND "_")
TEST 131: COMPLEMENT PATTERN ("*" AND "U")
TEST 132: COMPLEMENT PATTERN ("RUBOUT" AND "NULL")
TEST 133: CARRIAGE RETURN WITHOUT LINEFEED
TEST 134: EXERCISE COLUMN COUNTER
TEST 135: ILLEGAL CHARACTERS
TEST 136: EXERCISE COLUMN COUNTER
TEST 137: CHARACTER SPACING TEST
TEST 140: OVERPRINT TEST
TEST 141: DC0-4 TEST
TEST 142: DC3 TEST
*
[MICEMF - End of MIC File: TEST-LPT.MIC.1 ]

(CR) HERE WILL RESTART THE DIAGNOSTIC
(^C) HERE WILL TERMINATE TEST AND GET YOU BACK TO MONITOR
												PAGE 25
***************
* RELEASE-LPT *
***************

RESTARTS SPOOLING AFTER TEST-LPT

COMMAND:	DO RELEASE-LPT

EXAMPLE:

$DO RELEASE-LPT.MIC.1 
$ENABLE
$RESET
$DEASSIGN PLPT0:
?Job has open JFN on device
$DEF LPT0:
$^ESPEAK
 [Please type SYSJOB commands - end with ^Z]
RUN SYS:LPTSPL
^Z
$
$OPR
OPR>START PRINTER 0
OPR>EXIT
$DISABLE
@
[MICEMF - End of MIC File: RELEASE-LPT.MIC.1 ]
@KMIC
												PAGE 26
*************************
*  DUPA		    	* 
*************************

ENABLES KMC/DUP#0 LOOPBACK TESTING (UETP)

EFFECTIVE:	AFTER SYSTEM RELOAD

COMMAND:	DO DUPA

EXAMPLE:
@DO DUPA.MIC.1 (PARAMETERS) 
@;<UETP.LIB>DUPA.MIC.1  2-18-80 EDIT BY HOLEWA
;This file enables the UETP cable-loopback testing for DUP#0
ENA
$DAYTIME
 Monday, March 10, 1980 12:02:03
$TERMINAL NO PAGE
$TV

*;Y$$
INPUT FILE: PS:<SYSTEM>SYSJOB.RUN.1
492 CHARS
*SBATCON$2L$8K
IJOB 2 \LOG OPERATOR XX OPERATOR$13I$10I$$
*
IENA$13I$10I$$
*
IRUN SYS:FAL$13I$10I$$
*
I\$13I$10I$$
*
IJOB 3 \LOG OPERATOR XX OPERATOR$13I$10I$$
*
IENA$13I$10I$$
*
IRUN SYS:NETCON$13I$10I$$
*
I\$13I$10I$$
*
;U$$
OUTPUT FILE: PS:<SYSTEM>SYSJOB.RUN.1
*;Y$$
INPUT FILE: PS:<UETP.LIB>RELIAB.CMD.1
842 CHARS
*SENABLE DUPA$0LK$IENABLE DUPA$13I10I$$
*
SENABLE DUPB$0LK$I;ENABLE DUPB$13I$10I$$
*
SENABLE DUPAB$0LK$I;ENABLE DUPAB$13I$10I$$
*
SENABLE TEST72$0LK$IENABLE TEST72$13I$10I$$
*
;X$$
OUTPUT FILE: PS:<UETP.LIB>RELIAB.CMD.1
												PAGE 27
$TY PS:<UETP.LIB>RELIAB.CMD.1
;<UETP.LIB>RELIAB.CMD.1, 10-May-79 12:14:40, EDIT BY EIBEN
!ENABLE THE TESTS TO BE RUN FOR 48 HOURs 
DEFAULT /CYCLE:48:00/TIME:1:30:00/DEPTH:VERIFICATION
!take semi-colon out of next line, if loopback connector on line 0 for  KMC/DUP
ENABLE DUPA
!take semi-colon out of next line if loopback connector on line 1 for KMC/DUP
;ENABLE DUPB
!take semi-colon out of next line, if loopback connector on both lines KMC/DUP
;ENABLE DUPAB
!take semi-colon out of next line, if either loopback tests enabled
ENABLE TEST72
!take semicolon out of next two lines , if DN22-tests desired ( see documentation )
;ENA DN22IN
;ENA DN22OU
ENABLE MTA0
;ENABLE MTA1
;ENABLE MTA2
;ENABLE MTA3
ENABLE ALGOL
ENABLE BASIC
ENABLE CBLSRT
ENABLE DBMS
ENABLE RANCBL
ENABLE RANFOR
ENABLE MEMORY
ENABLE DIAGS
;ENABLE LPT0
MESSAGE
BEGIN
STATUS
$DISABLE
@DAYTIME
 Monday, March 10, 1980 12:02:47
@KMIC
												PAGE 28
******
*DUPB*
******

ENABLES KMC/DUP#1 LOOPBACK UETP TESTING

EFFECTIVE:	AFTER SYSTEM RELOAD

COMMAND:	DO DUPB

EXAMPLE:

@DO DUPB.MIC.1 (PARAMETERS) 
@;<UETP.LIB>DUPB.MIC.1  2-18-80 EDIT BY HOLEWA
;This file enables the UETP cable-loopback testing for DUP#1
ENA
$DAYTIME
 Monday, March 10, 1980 12:03:08
$TERMINAL NO PAGE
$TV

*;Y$$
INPUT FILE: PS:<SYSTEM>SYSJOB.RUN.1
492 CHARS
*SBATCON$2L$8K
IJOB 2 \LOG OPERATOR XX OPERATOR$13I$10I$$
*
IENA$13I$10I$$
*
IRUN SYS:FAL$13I$10I$$
*
I\$13I$10I$$
*
IJOB 3 \LOG OPERATOR XX OPERATOR$13I$10I$$
*
IENA$13I$10I$$
*
IRUN SYS:NETCON$13I$10I$$
*
I\$13I$10I$$
*
;U$$
OUTPUT FILE: PS:<SYSTEM>SYSJOB.RUN.1
*;Y$$
INPUT FILE: PS:<UETP.LIB>RELIAB.CMD.1
842 CHARS
*SENABLE DUPA$0LK$I;ENABLE DUPA$13I$10I$$
*
SENABLE DUPB$0LK$IENABLE DUPB$13I$10I$$
*
SENABLE DUPAB$0LK$I;ENABLE DUPAB$13I$10I$$
*
SENABLE TEST72$0LK$IENABLE TEST72$13I$10I$$
*
;X$$
OUTPUT FILE: PS:<UETP.LIB>RELIAB.CMD.1
												PAGE 29
$TY PS:<UETP.LIB>RELIAB.CMD.1
;<UETP.LIB>RELIAB.CMD.1, 10-May-79 12:14:40, EDIT BY EIBEN
!ENABLE THE TESTS TO BE RUN FOR 48 HOURs 
DEFAULT /CYCLE:48:00/TIME:1:30:00/DEPTH:VERIFICATION
!take semi-colon out of next line, if loopback connector on line 0 for  KMC/DUP
;ENABLE DUPA
!take semi-colon out of next line if loopback connector on line 1 for KMC/DUP
ENABLE DUPB
!take semi-colon out of next line, if loopback connector on both lines KMC/DUP
;ENABLE DUPAB
!take semi-colon out of next line, if either loopback tests enabled
ENABLE TEST72
!take semicolon out of next two lines , if DN22-tests desired ( see documentation )
;ENA DN22IN
;ENA DN22OU
ENABLE MTA0
;ENABLE MTA1
;ENABLE MTA2
;ENABLE MTA3
ENABLE ALGOL
ENABLE BASIC
ENABLE CBLSRT
ENABLE DBMS
ENABLE RANCBL
ENABLE RANFOR
ENABLE MEMORY
ENABLE DIAGS
;ENABLE LPT0
MESSAGE
BEGIN
STATUS
$DISABLE
@DAYTIME
 Monday, March 10, 1980 12:03:56
@KMIC
												PAGE 30
*******
*DUPAB*
*******

ENABLE LOOPBACK TESTING FOR KMC/DUP#0,DUP#1 (UETP)

EFFECTIVE:	AFTER SYSTEM RELOAD

COMMAND:	DO DUPAB

EXAMPLE:

@DO DUPAB.MIC.1 (PARAMETERS) 
@
@;<UETP.LIB>DUPAB.MIC.1  2-18-80 EDIT BY HOLEWA
;This file enables the UETP cable-loopback testing for DUP#0 AND DUP#1
ENA
$DAYTIME
 Monday, March 10, 1980 12:04:13
$TERMINAL NO PAGE
$TV

*;Y$$
INPUT FILE: PS:<SYSTEM>SYSJOB.RUN.1
492 CHARS
*SBATCON$2L$8K
IJOB 2 \LOG OPERATOR XX OPERATOR$13I$10I$$
*
IENA$13I$10I$$
*
IRUN SYS:FAL$13I$10I$$
*
I\$13I$10I$$
*
IJOB 3 \LOG OPERATOR XX OPERATOR$13I$10I$$
*
IENA$13I$10I$$
*
IRUN SYS:NETCON$13I$10I$$
*
I\$13I$10I$$
*
;U$$
OUTPUT FILE: PS:<SYSTEM>SYSJOB.RUN.1
*;Y$$
INPUT FILE: PS:<UETP.LIB>RELIAB.CMD.1
842 CHARS
*SENABLE DUPA$0LK$I;ENABLE DUPA$13I10I$$
*
SENABLE DUPB$0LK$I;ENABLE DUPB$13I$10I$$
*
SENABLE DUPAB$0LK$IENABLE DUPAB$13I$10I$$
*
SENABLE TEST72$0LK$IENABLE TEST72$13I$10I$$
*
;X$$
OUTPUT FILE: PS:<UETP.LIB>RELIAB.CMD.1
												PAGE 31
$TY PS:<UETP.LIB>RELIAB.CMD.1
;<UETP.LIB>RELIAB.CMD.1, 10-May-79 12:14:40, EDIT BY EIBEN
!ENABLE THE TESTS TO BE RUN FOR 48 HOURs 
DEFAULT /CYCLE:48:00/TIME:1:30:00/DEPTH:VERIFICATION
!take semi-colon out of next line, if loopback connector on line 0 for  KMC/DUP
;ENABLE DUPA
!take semi-colon out of next line if loopback connector on line 1 for KMC/DUP
;ENABLE DUPB
!take semi-colon out of next line, if loopback connector on both lines KMC/DUP
ENABLE DUPAB
!take semi-colon out of next line, if either loopback tests enabled
ENABLE TEST72
!take semicolon out of next two lines , if DN22-tests desired ( see documentation )
;ENA DN22IN
;ENA DN22OU
ENABLE MTA0
;ENABLE MTA1
;ENABLE MTA2
;ENABLE MTA3
ENABLE ALGOL
ENABLE BASIC
ENABLE CBLSRT
ENABLE DBMS
ENABLE RANCBL
ENABLE RANFOR
ENABLE MEMORY
ENABLE DIAGS
;ENABLE LPT0
MESSAGE
BEGIN
STATUS
$DISABLE
@DAYTIME
 Monday, March 10, 1980 12:04:57
@
[MICEMF - End of MIC File: <UETP.LIB>DUPAB.MIC.1 ]
@KMIC
												PAGE 32
**********
* NO-KMC *
**********

DISABLES KMC TESTING (UETP)

EFFECTIVE: 	AFTER SYSTEM RELOAD

COMMAND:	DO NO-KMC

EXAMPLE:

@DO NO-KMC.MIC.1 (PARAMETERS) 
@;PS:<UETP.LIB>NO-KMC.MIC.1  2-18-80  EDIT BY HOLEWA
;This file is used to configure a RED PACK for no KMC/DUP hardware

@ENA
$TV

*;Y$$
INPUT FILE: PS:<SYSTEM>SYSJOB.RUN.1
492 CHARS
*SBATCON$2L$8K
;U$$
OUTPUT FILE: PS:<SYSTEM>SYSJOB.RUN.1
*;Y$$
INPUT FILE: PS:<UETP.LIB>RELIAB.CMD.1
841 CHARS
*SENABLE DUPA$0LK$I;ENABLE DUPA$13I10I$$
*
SENABLE DUPB$0LK$I;ENABLE DUPB$13I$10I$$
*
SENABLE DUPAB$0LK$I;ENABLE DUPAB$13I$10I$$
*
SENABLE TEST72$0LK$I;ENABLE TEST72$13I$10I$$
*
;X$$
OUTPUT FILE: PS:<UETP.LIB>RELIAB.CMD.1

$TY PS:<UETP.LIB>RELIAB.CMD.1
;<UETP.LIB>RELIAB.CMD.1, 10-May-79 12:14:40, EDIT BY EIBEN
!ENABLE THE TESTS TO BE RUN FOR 48 HOURs 
DEFAULT /CYCLE:48:00/TIME:1:30:00/DEPTH:VERIFICATION
!take semi-colon out of next line, if loopback connector on line 0 for  KMC/DUP
;ENABLE DUPA
!take semi-colon out of next line if loopback connector on line 1 for KMC/DUP
;ENABLE DUPB
!take semi-colon out of next line, if loopback connector on both lines KMC/DUP
;ENABLE DUPAB
!take semi-colon out of next line, if either loopback tests enabled
;ENABLE TEST72
!take semicolon out of next two lines , if DN22-tests desired ( see documentation )
												PAGE 33
;ENA DN22IN
;ENA DN22OU
ENABLE MTA0
;ENABLE MTA1
;ENABLE MTA2
;ENABLE MTA3
ENABLE ALGOL
ENABLE BASIC
ENABLE CBLSRT
ENABLE DBMS
ENABLE RANCBL
ENABLE RANFOR
ENABLE MEMORY
ENABLE DIAGS
ENABLE LPT0
MESSAGE
BEGIN
STATUS
$DISABLE
@DAYTIME
 Monday, March 10, 1980 15:10:35
@KMIC
												PAGE 34
*******
* CDR *
*******

CONFIGURES CDR-SPOOLING

EFFECTIVE:	AFTER RELOAD

COMMAND:	DO CDR

EXAMPLE:

@DO CDR.MIC.1 
@;<UETP.LIB>CDR.MIC.1,  7-Jun-79 14:49:37, EDIT BY EIBEN
;enables CDR-spooling after reload
DAYTIME
 Friday, July 27, 1979 13:33:10
@TERMINAL NO PAGE
@ENA
$TV

*;Y$$
INPUT FILE: <SUBSYS>SYSTEM.CMD
556 CHARS
*SSTART READER 0$0LK$ISTART READER 0$13I$10I$$
*
$;X$$
OUTPUT FILE: <SUBSYS>SYSTEM.CMD.1

$DISABLE
@DAYTIME
 Friday, July 27, 1979 13:33:26
@TYPE <SUBSYS>SYSTEM.CMD.1
;<SUBSYS>SYSTEM.CMD.1, 11-Jun-79 10:48:57, EDIT BY EIBEN
SET STRUCTURE USER: DOMESTIC
SET STRUCTURE USER1: DOMESTIC
SET BATCH-STREAM 0 TIME-LIMIT 90
SET BATCH-STREAM 1 TIME-LIMIT 90
SET BATCH-STREAM 2 TIME-LIMIT 90
SET BATCH-STREAM 3 TIME-LIMIT 90
;SET BATCH-STREAM 3 PRIORITY-LIMITS 20:63
;SET BATCH-STREAM 0:2 PRIORITY-LIMITS 1:19
START BATCH-STREAM 0:3
SET PRINTER 0 PAGE-LIMIT 20000
;SET PRINTER 1 PAGE-LIMIT 500
;START PRINTER 0:1
START PRINTER 0
START READER 0
;START PRINTER 0/NODE:DN200::
DISABLE OUTPUT-DISPLAY ALL-MESSAGES /JOB
@TERMINAL PAGE
@
[MICEMF - End of MIC File: <UETP.LIB>CDR.MIC.1 ]
@KMIC
												PAGE 35
**********
* NO-CDR *
**********

PREVENTS CDR-SPOOLING AFTER RELOAD.

EFFECTIVE:	AFTER RELOAD

COMMAND:	DO NO-CDR

EXAMPLE:

@DO NO-CDR.MIC.1 
@;<UETP.LIB>NO-CDR.MIC.1,  7-Jun-79 14:10:00, EDIT BY EIBEN
;prevents CDR-spooling after reload
DAYTIME
 Friday, July 27, 1979 13:32:35
@TERMINAL NO PAGE
@ENA
$TV

*;Y$$
INPUT FILE: <SUBSYS>SYSTEM.CMD
556 CHARS
*SSTART READER 0$0LK$I;START READER 0$13I$10I$$
*
;X$$
OUTPUT FILE: <SUBSYS>SYSTEM.CMD.1

$DISABLE
@DAYTIME
 Friday, July 27, 1979 13:32:51
@TYPE <SUBSYS>SYSTEM.CMD.1
;<SUBSYS>SYSTEM.CMD.1, 11-Jun-79 10:48:57, EDIT BY EIBEN
SET STRUCTURE USER: DOMESTIC
SET STRUCTURE USER1: DOMESTIC
SET BATCH-STREAM 0 TIME-LIMIT 90
SET BATCH-STREAM 1 TIME-LIMIT 90
SET BATCH-STREAM 2 TIME-LIMIT 90
SET BATCH-STREAM 3 TIME-LIMIT 90
;SET BATCH-STREAM 3 PRIORITY-LIMITS 20:63
;SET BATCH-STREAM 0:2 PRIORITY-LIMITS 1:19
START BATCH-STREAM 0:3
SET PRINTER 0 PAGE-LIMIT 20000
;SET PRINTER 1 PAGE-LIMIT 500
;START PRINTER 0:1
START PRINTER 0
;START READER 0
;START PRINTER 0/NODE:DN200::
DISABLE OUTPUT-DISPLAY ALL-MESSAGES /JOB
@TERMINAL PAGE
@
[MICEMF - End of MIC File: <UETP.LIB>NO-CDR.MIC.1 ]
@KMIC
												PAGE 36
*************
* MAKE-DUMP *
*************

CREATES DUMP.EXE FOR CRASH-DUMP OF MONITOR.

COMMAND:	DO MAKE-DUMP

EXAMPLE:

@DO MAKE-DUMP.MIC.1 
@;<UETP.LIB>MAKE-DUMP.MIC.1,  7-Jun-79 14:50:19, EDIT BY EIBEN
;creates DUMP.EXE for crash-dump of MONITOR
DAYTIME
 Monday, July 23, 1979 09:56:43
@TERMINAL NO PAGE
@ENA
$RU <SYSTEM>MAKDMP

MAX SIZE OF MEMORY IN K (512): 512
$DISABLE
@DAYTIME
 Monday, July 23, 1979 09:57:18
@TERMINAL PAGE
@
[MICEMF - End of MIC File: <UETP.LIB>MAKE-DUMP.MIC.1 ]
@KMIC
												PAGE 37
*********
* 1-MTA *
*********
ENABLES MTA0 TESTING ONLY
EFFECTIVE:	AFTER UETP-RESTART
COMMAND:	DO 1-MTA
EXAMPLE:
@DO 1-MTA.MIC.1 (PARAMETERS) 
@;<UETP.LIB>1-MTA.MIC.1,  7-Jun-79 14:48:22, EDIT BY EIBEN
;enables UETP-testing of MTA0
DAYTIME
 Monday, March 10, 1980 15:11:23
@TERMINAL NO PAGE
@ENA
$TV

*;Y$$
INPUT FILE: <UETP.LIB>RELIAB.CMD
843 CHARS
*SENABLE MTA0$0L$4K$$
*
IENABLE MTA0$13I$10I$$
*
I;ENABLE MTA1$13I$10I$$
*
I;ENABLE MTA2$13I$10I$$
*
I;ENABLE MTA3$13I$10I$$
*
;X$$
OUTPUT FILE: <UETP.LIB>RELIAB.CMD.1

$DISABLE
@DAYTIME
 Monday, March 10, 1980 15:11:46
@TYPE <UETP.LIB>RELIAB.CMD.1
;<UETP.LIB>RELIAB.CMD.1, 10-May-79 12:14:40, EDIT BY EIBEN
!ENABLE THE TESTS TO BE RUN FOR 48 HOURs 
DEFAULT /CYCLE:48:00/TIME:1:30:00/DEPTH:VERIFICATION
!take semi-colon out of next line, if loopback connector on line 0 for  KMC/DUP
;ENABLE DUPA
!take semi-colon out of next line if loopback connector on line 1 for KMC/DUP
;ENABLE DUPB
!take semi-colon out of next line, if loopback connector on both lines KMC/DUP
;ENABLE DUPAB
!take semi-colon out of next line, if either loopback tests enabled
;ENABLE TEST72
!take semicolon out of next two lines , if DN22-tests desired ( see documentation )
;ENA DN22IN
;ENA DN22OU
ENABLE MTA0
;ENABLE MTA1
;ENABLE MTA2
;ENABLE MTA3
ENABLE ALGOL
ENABLE BASIC
ENABLE CBLSRT
												PAGE 38
ENABLE DBMS
ENABLE RANCBL
ENABLE RANFOR
ENABLE MEMORY
ENABLE DIAGS
ENABLE LPT0
MESSAGE
BEGIN
STATUS
@TERMINAL PAGE
@
[MICEMF - End of MIC File: <UETP.LIB>1-MTA.MIC.1 ]


*********
* 2-MTA *
*********

ENABLES MTA0 AND MTA1 TESTING (UETP)

EFFECTIVE:	AFTER UETP RESTART
COMMAND:	DO 2-MTA
EXAMPLE:

@DO 2-MTA.MIC.1 (PARAMETERS) 
@;<UETP.LIB>2-MTA.MIC.1,  7-Jun-79 14:48:22, EDIT BY EIBEN
;enables UETP-testing of MTA0-1
DAYTIME
 Monday, March 10, 1980 15:12:14
@TERMINAL NO PAGE
@ENA
$TV

*;Y$$
INPUT FILE: <UETP.LIB>RELIAB.CMD
843 CHARS
*SENABLE MTA0$0L$4K$$
*
IENABLE MTA0$13I$10I$$
*
IENABLE MTA1$13I$10I$$
*
I;ENABLE MTA2$13I$10I$$
*
I;ENABLE MTA3$13I$10I$$
*
;X$$
OUTPUT FILE: <UETP.LIB>RELIAB.CMD.1

$DAYTIME
 Monday, March 10, 1980 15:12:33
$TYPE <UETP.LIB>RELIAB.CMD.1
;<UETP.LIB>RELIAB.CMD.1, 10-May-79 12:14:40, EDIT BY EIBEN
!ENABLE THE TESTS TO BE RUN FOR 48 HOURs 
DEFAULT /CYCLE:48:00/TIME:1:30:00/DEPTH:VERIFICATION
!take semi-colon out of next line, if loopback connector on line 0 for  KMC/DUP
;ENABLE DUPA
!take semi-colon out of next line if loopback connector on line 1 for KMC/DUP
;ENABLE DUPB
												PAGE 39
!take semi-colon out of next line, if loopback connector on both lines KMC/DUP
;ENABLE DUPAB
!take semi-colon out of next line, if either loopback tests enabled
;ENABLE TEST72
!take semicolon out of next two lines , if DN22-tests desired ( see documentation )
;ENA DN22IN
;ENA DN22OU
ENABLE MTA0
ENABLE MTA1
;ENABLE MTA2
;ENABLE MTA3
ENABLE ALGOL
ENABLE BASIC
ENABLE CBLSRT
ENABLE DBMS
ENABLE RANCBL
ENABLE RANFOR
ENABLE MEMORY
ENABLE DIAGS
ENABLE LPT0
MESSAGE
BEGIN
STATUS
$DISABLE
@TERMINAL PAGE
@
[MICEMF - End of MIC File: <UETP.LIB>2-MTA.MIC.1 ]
@KMIC
												PAGE 40
*********
* 3-MTA *
*********

ENABLES MTAO,MTA1,AND MTA2 TESTING (UETP)

EFFECTIVE:	AFTER UETP RESTART

COMMAND:	DO 3-MTA

EXAMPLE:

@DO 3-MTA.MIC.1 (PARAMETERS) 
@;<UETP.LIB>3-MTA.MIC.1,  7-Jun-79 14:48:22, EDIT BY EIBEN
;enables UETP-testing of MTA0-2
DAYTIME
 Monday, March 10, 1980 15:13:01
@TERMINAL NO PAGE
@ENA
$TV

*;Y$$
INPUT FILE: <UETP.LIB>RELIAB.CMD
842 CHARS
*SENABLE MTA0$0L$4K$$
*
IENABLE MTA0$13I$10I$$
*
IENABLE MTA1$13I$10I$$
*
IENABLE MTA2$13I$10I$$
*
I;ENABLE MTA3$13I$10I$$
*
;X$$
OUTPUT FILE: <UETP.LIB>RELIAB.CMD.1

$DAYTIME
 Monday, March 10, 1980 15:13:23
$DISABLE
@TYPE <UETP.LIB>RELIAB.CMD.1
;<UETP.LIB>RELIAB.CMD.1, 10-May-79 12:14:40, EDIT BY EIBEN
!ENABLE THE TESTS TO BE RUN FOR 48 HOURs 
DEFAULT /CYCLE:48:00/TIME:1:30:00/DEPTH:VERIFICATION
!take semi-colon out of next line, if loopback connector on line 0 for  KMC/DUP
;ENABLE DUPA
!take semi-colon out of next line if loopback connector on line 1 for KMC/DUP
;ENABLE DUPB
!take semi-colon out of next line, if loopback connector on both lines KMC/DUP
;ENABLE DUPAB
!take semi-colon out of next line, if either loopback tests enabled
;ENABLE TEST72
!take semicolon out of next two lines , if DN22-tests desired ( see documentation )
												PAGE 41
;ENA DN22IN
;ENA DN22OU
ENABLE MTA0
ENABLE MTA1
ENABLE MTA2
;ENABLE MTA3
ENABLE ALGOL
ENABLE BASIC
ENABLE CBLSRT
ENABLE DBMS
ENABLE RANCBL
ENABLE RANFOR
ENABLE MEMORY
ENABLE DIAGS
ENABLE LPT0
MESSAGE
BEGIN
STATUS
@TERMINAL PAGE
@
[MICEMF - End of MIC File: <UETP.LIB>3-MTA.MIC.1 ]
@KMIC
												PAGE 42
*********
* 4-MTA *
*********

ENABLING TESTING OF MTA0,MTA1,MTA2,AND MTA3 (UETP)

EFFECTIVE:	AFTER UETP-RESTART

EXAMPLE:

@DO 4-MTA.MIC.1 (PARAMETERS) 
@;<UETP.LIB>4-MTA.MIC.1,  7-Jun-79 14:48:22, EDIT BY EIBEN
;enables UETP-testing of MTA0-3
DAYTIME
 Monday, March 10, 1980 15:13:59
@TERMINAL NO PAGE
@ENA
$TV

*;Y$$
INPUT FILE: <UETP.LIB>RELIAB.CMD
841 CHARS
*SENABLE MTA0$0L$4K$$
*
IENABLE MTA0$13I$10I$$
*
IENABLE MTA1$13I$10I$$
*
IENABLE MTA2$13I$10I$$
*
IENABLE MTA3$13I$10I$$
*
;X$$
OUTPUT FILE: <UETP.LIB>RELIAB.CMD.1

$DISABLE
@DAYTIME
 Monday, March 10, 1980 15:14:21
@TYPE <UETP.LIB>RELIAB.CMD.1
;<UETP.LIB>RELIAB.CMD.1, 10-May-79 12:14:40, EDIT BY EIBEN
!ENABLE THE TESTS TO BE RUN FOR 48 HOURs 
DEFAULT /CYCLE:48:00/TIME:1:30:00/DEPTH:VERIFICATION
!take semi-colon out of next line, if loopback connector on line 0 for  KMC/DUP
;ENABLE DUPA
!take semi-colon out of next line if loopback connector on line 1 for KMC/DUP
;ENABLE DUPB
!take semi-colon out of next line, if loopback connector on both lines KMC/DUP
;ENABLE DUPAB
!take semi-colon out of next line, if either loopback tests enabled
;ENABLE TEST72
!take semicolon out of next two lines , if DN22-tests desired ( see documentation )
												PAGE 43
;ENA DN22IN
;ENA DN22OU
ENABLE MTA0
ENABLE MTA1
ENABLE MTA2
ENABLE MTA3
ENABLE ALGOL
ENABLE BASIC
ENABLE CBLSRT
ENABLE DBMS
ENABLE RANCBL
ENABLE RANFOR
ENABLE MEMORY
ENABLE DIAGS
ENABLE LPT0
MESSAGE
BEGIN
STATUS
@TERMINAL PAGE
@
[MICEMF - End of MIC File: <UETP.LIB>4-MTA.MIC.1 ]
@KMIC
												PAGE 44
**********
* NO-MTA *
**********

DISABLES ALL MTA TESTING (UETP)

EFFECTIVE:	AFTER UETP RESTART

COMMAND:	DO NO-MTA

EXAMPLE:

@DO NO-MTA.MIC.1 (PARAMETERS) 
@;<UETP.LIB>NO-MTA.MIC.1,  7-Jun-79 14:12:15, EDIT BY EIBEN
;excludes UETP-testing of magtapes
DAYTIME
 Monday, March 10, 1980 15:14:55
@TERMINAL NO PAGE
@ENA
$TV

*;Y$$
INPUT FILE: <UETP.LIB>RELIAB.CMD
840 CHARS
*SENABLE MTA0$0LK$I!ENABLE MTA0$13I$10I$$
*
SENABLE MTA1$0LK$I!ENABLE MTA1$13I$10I$$
*
SENABLE MTA2$0LK$I!ENABLE MTA2$13I$10I$$
*
SENABLE MTA3$0LK$I!ENABLE MTA3$13I$10I$$
*
;X$$
OUTPUT FILE: <UETP.LIB>RELIAB.CMD.1

$DISABLE
@DAYTIME
 Monday, March 10, 1980 15:15:17
@TYPE <UETP.LIB>RELIAB.CMD.1
;<UETP.LIB>RELIAB.CMD.1, 10-May-79 12:14:40, EDIT BY EIBEN
!ENABLE THE TESTS TO BE RUN FOR 48 HOURs 
DEFAULT /CYCLE:48:00/TIME:1:30:00/DEPTH:VERIFICATION
!take semi-colon out of next line, if loopback connector on line 0 for  KMC/DUP
;ENABLE DUPA
!take semi-colon out of next line if loopback connector on line 1 for KMC/DUP
;ENABLE DUPB
!take semi-colon out of next line, if loopback connector on both lines KMC/DUP
;ENABLE DUPAB
!take semi-colon out of next line, if either loopback tests enabled
;ENABLE TEST72
!take semicolon out of next two lines , if DN22-tests desired ( see documentation )
												PAGE 45
;ENA DN22IN
;ENA DN22OU
!ENABLE MTA0
!ENABLE MTA1
!ENABLE MTA2
!ENABLE MTA3
ENABLE ALGOL
ENABLE BASIC
ENABLE CBLSRT
ENABLE DBMS
ENABLE RANCBL
ENABLE RANFOR
ENABLE MEMORY
ENABLE DIAGS
ENABLE LPT0
MESSAGE
BEGIN
STATUS
@TERMINAL PAGE
@
[MICEMF - End of MIC File: <UETP.LIB>NO-MTA.MIC.1 ]
@KMIC
												PAGE 46
********
* UETP *
********

ENABLES AUTO-RESTART OF UETP AFTER RELOAD

EFFECTIVE:	AFTER RELOAD (SYSTEM)

COMMAND:	DO UETP

EXAMPLE:

@DO UETP.MIC.1 
@;<UETP.LIB>UETP.MIC.1,  7-Jun-79 14:44:25, EDIT BY EIBEN
;enables auto-start/restart of UETP after reload
DAYTIME
 Friday, July 27, 1979 13:34:43
@TERMINAL NO PAGE
@ENA
$TV

*;Y$$
INPUT FILE: <SYSTEM>PTYCON.ATO
549 CHARS
*SUETP AUTO-RESTART$L$7K$$
*
I^X$13I$10I$$
*
IDEF $27I$IUETP$13I$10I$$
*
ICONN UETP$13I$10I$$
*
ILOG F-S FOO$13I$10I$$
*
I^X$13I$10I$$
*
IUETP-DO CLEAN$13I$10I$$
*
ICONN UETP$13I$10I$$
*
;X$$
OUTPUT FILE: <SYSTEM>PTYCON.ATO.1

$DISABLE
@DAYTIME
 Friday, July 27, 1979 13:35:18
@TYPE <SYSTEM>PTYCON.ATO.1
SILENCE
LOG
DEFINE ^$OPR
CONN OPR
LOG OPERATOR FOO OPERATOR
ENA
^ESEND * Warning RED pack mounted !!
MOUNT STRUCTURE USER: /NOWAIT
MOUNT STRUCTURE USER1: /NOWAIT
												PAGE 47
!NEW OPERATOR INTERFACE PARSER
OPR
TAKE SYS:SYSTEM.CMD
PUSH
ENA
^ESET LOGIN ANY
^ESEND * SYSTEM IN OPERATION
APPEND PS:<SPOOL>ORION-SYSTEM-LOG.002.* PS:<SPOOL>ORION-OLD.LOG
DELETE PS:<SPOOL>ORION-SYSTEM-LOG.002.*
POP
^X
NO SILENCE
W ALL
CONN OPR
;in case of UETP AUTO-RESTART change next 7 lines
^X
DEF $UETP
CONN UETP
LOG F-S FOO
^X
UETP-DO CLEAN
CONN UETP
@TERMINAL PAGE
@
[MICEMF - End of MIC File: <UETP.LIB>UETP.MIC.1 ]
@KMIC
												PAGE 48
***********
* NO-UETP *
***********

DISABLES AUTO-RESTART OF UETP

EFFECTIVE:	AFTER RELOAD (SYSTEM)
COMMAND:	DO NO-UETP

EXAMPLE:

@DO NO-UETP.MIC.1 
@;<UETP.LIB>NO-UETP.MIC.1,  7-Jun-79 14:13:03, EDIT BY EIBEN
;excludes auto-start/restart of UETP at reload-time
DAYTIME
 Friday, July 27, 1979 13:35:56
@TERMINAL NO PAGE
@ENA
$TV

*;Y$$
INPUT FILE: <SYSTEM>PTYCON.ATO
549 CHARS
*SUETP AUTO-RESTART$L$7K$$
*
I;^^X$13I$10I$$
*
I;DEF $27I$IUETP$13I$10I$$
*
I;CONN UETP$13I$10I$$
*
I;LOG F-S FOO$13I$10I$$
*
I;^^X$13I$10I$$
*
I;UETP-DO CLEAN$13I$10I$$
*
I;CONN UETP$13I$10I$$
*
												PAGE 46
;X$$
OUTPUT FILE: <SYSTEM>PTYCON.ATO.1

$DISABLE
@DAYTIME
 Friday, July 27, 1979 13:36:30
@TYPE <SYSTEM>PTYCON.ATO.1
SILENCE
LOG
DEFINE ^$OPR
CONN OPR
LOG OPERATOR FOO OPERATOR
ENA
^ESEND * Warning RED pack mounted !!
MOUNT STRUCTURE USER: /NOWAIT
MOUNT STRUCTURE USER1: /NOWAIT
!NEW OPERATOR INTERFACE PARSER
OPR
TAKE SYS:SYSTEM.CMD
PUSH
ENA
^ESET LOGIN ANY
^ESEND * SYSTEM IN OPERATION
APPEND PS:<SPOOL>ORION-SYSTEM-LOG.002.* PS:<SPOOL>ORION-OLD.LOG
DELETE PS:<SPOOL>ORION-SYSTEM-LOG.002.*
POP
^X
NO SILENCE
W ALL
CONN OPR
;in case of UETP AUTO-RESTART change next 7 lines
;^X
;DEF $UETP
;CONN UETP
;LOG F-S FOO
;^X
;UETP-DO CLEAN
;CONN UETP
@TERMINAL PAGE
@
[MICEMF - End of MIC File: <UETP.LIB>NO-UETP.MIC.1 ]
@KMIC
												PAGE 50						
*********
* CLEAN *
*********

CLEANS UP UETP-DIRECTORY AND STARTS UETP VIA RELIAB.CMD

COMMAND:	DO CLEAN

EXAMPLE:

@DO CLEAN
@;<UETP.LIB>CLEAN.MIC.1,  7-Jun-79 16:40:39, EDIT BY EIBEN
;cleans up UETP-directory and starts UETP via RELIAB.CMD
DAYTIME
 Monday, July 30, 1979 13:30:26
@TER NO PAGE
@TER WIDTH 80
@ENABLE
$CANCEL BATCH */USER:F-S
[No Jobs Canceled]
$DISABLE
@CONN <UETP>
@DIR *.ERL

   PS:<UETP>
 MTA1.ERL.1
@DEL *.LOG
 ALGOL.LOG.2 [OK]
 BASIC.LOG.3 [OK]
 CBLSRT.LOG.3 [OK]
 DBMS.LOG.2 [OK]
 DIAGS.LOG.2 [OK]
 EXCEPT.LOG.1 [OK]
 EXCEPT.LOG.2 [OK]
 MEMORY.LOG.2 [OK]
 MTA0.LOG.1 [OK]
 MTA1.LOG.2 [OK]
 MTA2.LOG.1 [OK]
 RANCBL.LOG.2 [OK]
 RANFOR.LOG.2 [OK]
 RUN.LOG.1 [OK]
 RUN.LOG.2 [OK]
@DEL *.ERL
 MTA1.ERL.1 [OK]
@UND RUN.LOG
 RUN.LOG.1 [OK]
 RUN.LOG.2 [OK]
@UND EXCEPT.LOG
 EXCEPT.LOG.1 [OK]
 EXCEPT.LOG.2 [OK]
@EXP <UETP>
 PS:<UETP> [68 pages freed]
@ENABLE
$DAYTIME
 Monday, July 30, 1979 13:30:52
$UETP
[30-Jul-79 13:31:01         User Environment Test Package ]
												PAGE 51
*********
* ERAZE *
*********
CLEANS UP DIRECTORIES (USED BEFORE DUMPING TO TAPE)
COMMAND:	DO ERAZE
EXAMPLE:
@DO ERAZE.MIC.1 
@;<UETP.LIB>ERAZE.MIC.1, 11-Jun-79 10:53:51, EDIT BY EIBEN
;cleans up directories before dumping onto tape
DAYTIME
 Wednesday, August 8, 1979 12:05:28
@TER NO PAGE
@ENA
$DEL <SPOOL>*.*
 <SPOOL>ORION-OLD.LOG.1 [OK]
 <SPOOL>ORION-SYSTEM-LOG.001.2 [OK]
 <SPOOL>PRIMARY-MASTER-QUEUE-FILE.QUASAR.4 [OK]
 <SPOOL>UETP-IST-CRASH.EXE.1 [OK]
 <SPOOL>UETP-IST-CRASH.EXE.2 [OK]
$DEL <SYSTEM>DUMP.EXE
 <SYSTEM>DUMP.EXE.5 [OK]
$DEL <SYSTEM>DUMP.CPY
 <SYSTEM>DUMP.CPY.5 [OK]
$DEL <SYSTEM>ERROR.SYS
 <SYSTEM>ERROR.SYS.5 [OK]
$DEL <UETP>*.*
 <UETP>4.DIRECTORY.1  Delete access required
 <UETP>ALGOL.DIRECTORY.1  Delete access required
 <UETP>APL.DIRECTORY.1  Delete access required
 <UETP>BASIC.DIRECTORY.1  Delete access required
 <UETP>CBLSRT.DIRECTORY.1  Delete access required
 <UETP>DBMS.DIRECTORY.1  Delete access required
 <UETP>DECNET.DIRECTORY.1  Delete access required
 <UETP>DN22.DIRECTORY.1  Delete access required
 <UETP>DN22IN.LOG.9 [OK]
 <UETP>DN22IN.LOG.10 [OK]
 <UETP>DN22OU.LOG.6 [OK]
 <UETP>DN22OU.LOG.7 [OK]
 <UETP>EXCEPT.LOG.31 [OK]
 <UETP>EXCEPT.LOG.32 [OK]
 <UETP>EXCEPT.LOG.33 [OK]
 <UETP>EXCEPT.LOG.34 [OK]
 <UETP>LIB.DIRECTORY.1  Delete access required
 <UETP>MIC.DIRECTORY.1  Delete access required
 <UETP>RANCBL.DIRECTORY.1  Delete access required
 <UETP>RANFOR.DIRECTORY.1  Delete access required
 <UETP>RUN.LOG.31 [OK]
 <UETP>RUN.LOG.32 [OK]
 <UETP>RUN.LOG.33 [OK]
 <UETP>RUN.LOG.34 [OK]
 <UETP>UETCMP.FOR.1 [OK]
$CONN
$TER PAGE
$DISABLE
@DAYTIME
 Wednesday, August 8, 1979 12:06:16
@
[MICEMF - End of MIC File: <UETP.LIB>ERAZE.MIC.1 ]
@KMIC
												PAGE 52
********
* USER *
********

CREATES DIRECTORIES FOR SECOND STRUCTURE USER:

COMMAND: 	DO USER

EXAMPLE:	

@DO USER.MIC.1 
@;<UETP.LIB>USER.MIC.1,  7-Jun-79 16:33:01, EDIT BY EIBEN
;creates directories for second structure USER:
DAYTIME
 Monday, July 30, 1979 13:56:20
@TERMINAL NO PAGE
@ENABLE
$MOUNT STRUCTURE USER:
Structure USER: mounted
$BUILD USER:<UETP>
[New]
$$PASSWORD PTEU
$$IPCF
$$ENQ
$$DEFAULT 777752
$$PROTECTION 777740
$$WORKING 9999999
$$PERMANENT 9999999
$$MAXIMUM 10
$$USER 100
$$DIRECTORY 100
$$SUBDIRECTORY 100
$$
$BUILD USER:<UETP.ALGOL>
[New]
$$FILE
$$USER 100
$$DIRECTORY 100
$$
$BUILD USER:<UETP.BASIC>
[New]
$$FILE
$$USER 100
$$DIRECTORY 100
$$
$BUILD USER:<UETP.CBLSRT>
[New]
$$FILE
$$DEFAULT 777752
$$PROTECTION 777740
$$USER 100
$$DIRECTORY 100
$$
												PAGE 53
$BUILD USER:<UETP.DBMS>
[New]
$$WORKING 2000
$$PERMANENT 500
$$FILE
$$DEFAULT 777752
$$PROTECTION 777740
$$USER 100
$$DIRECTORY 100
$$
$BUILD USER:<UETP.RANCBL>
[New]
$$FILE
$$DEFAULT 777752
$$PROTECTION 777740
$$USER 100
$$DIRECTORY 100
$$
$BUILD USER:<UETP.RANFOR>
[New]
$$FILE
$$DEFAULT 777752
$$PROTECTION 777740
$$USER 100
$$DIRECTORY 100
$$
$BUILD USER:<UETP.DECNET>
[New]
$$WORKING 1000
$$PERMANENT 1000
$$FILE
$$DEFAULT 777752
$$PROTECTION 777740
$$USER 100
$$DIRECTORY 100
$$
$BUILD USER1:<UETP.DN22>
[New]
$$WORKING 250
$$PERMANENT 250
$$FILE
$$DEFAULT 777752
$$PROTECTION 777740
$$USER 100
$$DIRECTORY 100
$$
$DISABLE
@DISMOUNT STRUCTURE USER:
Structure USER: dismounted
@CONNECT
@DAYTIME
 Monday, July 30, 1979 13:57:15
@TERMINAL PAGE
@
[MICEMF - End of MIC File: <UETP.LIB>USER.MIC.1 ]
@KMIC
												PAGE 54
*********
* USER1 *
*********

CREATES DIRECTORIES FOR THIRD STRUCTURE USER1:

COMMAND:	DO USER1

EXAMPLE:

@DO USER1.MIC.1 
@;<UETP.LIB>USER1.MIC.1,  7-Jun-79 16:34:31, EDIT BY EIBEN
;creates diretories for third structure USER1:
DAYTIME
 Monday, July 30, 1979 14:03:18
@TERMINAL NO PAGE
@ENABLE
$MOUNT STRUCTURE USER1:
Structure USER1: mounted
$BUILD USER1:<UETP>
[New]
$$PASSWORD PTEU
$$IPCF
$$ENQ
$$DEFAULT 777752
$$PROTECTION 777740
$$WORKING 9999999
$$PERMANENT 9999999
$$MAXIMUM 10
$$USER 100
$$DIRECTORY 100
$$SUBDIRECTORY 100
$$
$BUILD USER1:<UETP.ALGOL>
[New]
$$FILE
$$USER 100
$$DIRECTORY 100
$$
$BUILD USER1:<UETP.CBLSRT>
[New]
$$FILE
$$DEFAULT 777752
$$PROTECTION 777740
$$USER 100
$$DIRECTORY 100
$$
												PAGE 55
$BUILD USER1:<UETP.DBMS>
[New]
$$WORKING 2000
$$PERMANENT 500
$$FILE
$$DEFAULT 777752
$$PROTECTION 777740
$$USER 100
$$DIRECTORY 100
$$
$BUILD USER1:<UETP.RANCBL>
[New]
$$FILE
$$DEFAULT 777752
$$PROTECTION 777740
$$USER 100
$$DIRECTORY 100
$$
$BUILD USER1:<UETP.RANFOR>
[New]
$$FILE
$$DEFAULT 777752
$$PROTECTION 777740
$$USER 100
$$DIRECTORY 100
$$
$BUILD USER1:<UETP.DECNET>
[New]
$$WORKING 1000
$$PERMANENT 1000
$$FILE
$$DEFAULT 777752
$$PROTECTION 777740
$$USER 100
$$DIRECTORY 100
$$
$DISABLE
@DISMOUNT STRUCTURE USER1:
Structure USER1: dismounted
@CONNECT
@DAYTIME
 Monday, July 30, 1979 14:04:08
@TERMINAL PAGE
@
[MICEMF - End of MIC File: <UETP.LIB>USER1.MIC.1 ]
@KMIC
												PAGE 56
***********
* PS-SAVE *
***********

CREATES DUMPER TAPE OF RED-PACK ON MTA0:

COMMAND:	DO PS-SAVE

EXAMPLE:

$DO PS-SAVE.MIC.1 MTA0: 
$;<UETP.LIB>PS-SAVE.MIC.1,  7-Jun-79 15:17:22, EDIT BY EIBEN
;creates a DUMPER-tape of RED-pack
DAYTIME
 Tuesday, August 21, 1979 15:13:00
$TERMINAL NO PAGE
$DO <UETP.LIB>ERAZE PS:
$;<UETP.LIB>ERAZE.MIC.1, 11-Jun-79 10:53:51, EDIT BY EIBEN
;cleans up directories before dumping onto tape
DAYTIME
 Tuesday, August 21, 1979 15:13:02
$TER NO PAGE
$ENA
$DEL PS:<SPOOL>*.*
 <SPOOL>ORION-OLD.LOG.1 [OK]
 <SPOOL>ORION-SYSTEM-LOG.001.1 [OK]
 <SPOOL>PRIMARY-MASTER-QUEUE-FILE.QUASAR.1 [OK]
$DEL PS:<SYSTEM>DUMP.EXE
 <SYSTEM>DUMP.EXE.2 [OK]
$DEL PS:<SYSTEM>DUMP.CPY
 <SYSTEM>DUMP.CPY [OK]
$DEL PS:<SYSTEM>ERROR.SYS
 <SYSTEM>ERROR.SYS.2 [OK]
$DEL PS:<UETP>*.*
 <UETP>4.DIRECTORY.1  Delete access required
 <UETP>ALGOL.DIRECTORY.1  Delete access required
 <UETP>ALGOL.LOG.1 [OK]
 <UETP>BASIC.DIRECTORY.1  Delete access required
 <UETP>BASIC.LOG.1 [OK]
 <UETP>CBLSRT.DIRECTORY.1  Delete access required
 <UETP>DBMS.DIRECTORY.1  Delete access required
 <UETP>DECNET.DIRECTORY.1  Delete access required
 <UETP>DN22.DIRECTORY.1  Delete access required
 <UETP>DN22IN.LOG.1 [OK]
 <UETP>DN22OU.LOG.1 [OK]
 <UETP>LIB.DIRECTORY.1  Delete access required
 <UETP>MIC.DIRECTORY.1  Delete access required
 <UETP>MTA0.LOG.1 [OK]
 <UETP>MTA1.LOG.1 [OK]
 <UETP>RANCBL.DIRECTORY.1  Delete access required
 <UETP>RANFOR.DIRECTORY.1  Delete access required
 <UETP>UETCMP.FOR.1 [OK]
$CONN
$TER PAGE
$DISABLE
@DAYTIME
 Tuesday, August 21, 1979 15:14:21
@ENA
$DEF MAG: MTA0:
												PAGE 57
$DEF PACK: PS:
$ASS MAG:
$REW MAG:
$COPY PACK:<SYSTEM>KS10.RAM (TO) MAG:
 <SYSTEM>KS10.RAM.1 => MTA0:KS10 [OK]
$COPY PACK:<SYSTEM>MTBOOT.RDI (TO) MAG:
 <SYSTEM>MTBOOT.RDI.3 => MTA0:MTBOOT [OK]
$COPY PACK:<SYSTEM>MONITR.EXE (TO) MAG:
 <SYSTEM>MONITR.EXE.2 => MTA0:MONITR [OK]
$GET PACK:<SYSTEM>EXEC.EXE
$SAV MAG:
 MTA0:EXEC Saved
$COPY PACK:<UETP.LIB>INSTALL.CMD MAG:
 <UETP.LIB>INSTALL.CMD.1 => MTA0:INSTALL [OK]
$GET PACK:<SUBSYS>MIC.EXE
$SAV MAG:
 MTA0:MIC Saved
$COPY PACK:<UETP.LIB>RESTORE.MIC MAG:
 <UETP.LIB>RESTORE.MIC.1 => MTA0:RESTORE [OK]
$GET PACK:SYS:DLUSER.EXE
$SAV MAG:
 MTA0:DLUSER Saved
$COPY PACK:<UETP.LIB>USERS.TXT MAG:
 <UETP.LIB>USERS.TXT.1 => MTA0:USERS [OK]
$GET PACK:SYS:DUMPER.EXE
$SAV MAG:
 MTA0:DUMPER Saved
$START
DUMPER>TA MAG:
DUMPER>SSNAME RED404-BACKUP
DUMPER>SAVE PACK:<DIAGNOSTICS>*.* PS:<DIAGNOSTICS>*.*

DUMPER tape # 1, RED404-BACKUP, Tuesday, 21-Aug-79 1515
PS:<DIAGNOSTICS>


Total files dumped = 102
Total pages dumped = 1979
DUMPER>SAVE PACK:<F-S>*.* PS:<F-S>*.*

DUMPER tape # 1, RED404-BACKUP, Tuesday, 21-Aug-79 1518
PS:<F-S>


Total files dumped = 38
Total pages dumped = 448
DUMPER>SAVE PACK:<RED>*.* PS:<RED>*.*

DUMPER tape # 1, RED404-BACKUP, Tuesday, 21-Aug-79 1519
PS:<RED>
Total files dumped = 18
Total pages dumped = 821
DUMPER>SAVE PACK:<SUBSYS>*.* PS:<SUBSYS>*.*
DUMPER tape # 1, RED404-BACKUP, Tuesday, 21-Aug-79 1519
PS:<SUBSYS>
												PAGE 58
Total files dumped = 170
Total pages dumped = 3152
DUMPER>SAVE PACK:<SYSTEM>*.* PS:<SYSTEM>*.*

DUMPER tape # 1, RED404-BACKUP, Tuesday, 21-Aug-79 1524
PS:<SYSTEM>
Total files dumped = 39
Total pages dumped = 989
DUMPER>SAVE PACK:<REL>*.* PS:<REL>*.*

DUMPER tape # 1, RED404-BACKUP, Tuesday, 21-Aug-79 1525
PS:<REL>

Total files dumped = 15
Total pages dumped = 132
DUMPER>SAVE PACK:<UETP.LIB>*.* PS:<UETP.LIB>*.*

DUMPER tape # 1, RED404-BACKUP, Tuesday, 21-Aug-79 1525
PS:<UETP.LIB>

Total files dumped = 205
Total pages dumped = 1410
DUMPER>SAVE PACK:<UETP.MIC>*.* PS:<UETP.MIC>*.*

DUMPER tape # 1, RED404-BACKUP, Tuesday, 21-Aug-79 1529
PS:<UETP.MIC>


Total files dumped = 31
Total pages dumped = 204
DUMPER>SAVE PACK:<UNSUPPORTED>*.* PS:<UNSUPPORTED>*.*

DUMPER tape # 1, RED404-BACKUP, Tuesday, 21-Aug-79 1529
PS:<UNSUPPORTED>

Total files dumped = 107
Total pages dumped = 784
DUMPER>REW
DUMPER>EX
$UNDEL PACK:<*>*.*
 <BAKER>MAIL.TXT.1 [OK]
 <BAZEMORE>MAIL.TXT.1 [OK]
 <BLISS>MAIL.TXT.1 [OK]
 <CLEARWATER>MAIL.TXT.1 [OK]
 <DIAGNOSTICS>DSLPA.SAV.1 [OK]
 <DRUEKE>MAIL.TXT.1 [OK]
 <EIBEN>MAIL.TXT.1 [OK]
 <F-S>COMMANDS.TV.118 [OK]
 <F-S>COMMANDS.TV.119 [OK]
 <F-S>COMMANDS.TV.120 [OK]
 <F-S>MAIL.TXT.1 [OK]
 <FORD>MAIL.TXT.1 [OK]
 <FREIDUS>MAIL.TXT.1 [OK]
 <HOLEWA>MAIL.TXT.1 [OK]
												PAGE 59
 COMMANDS.TV.39 [OK]
 COMMANDS.TV.40 [OK]
 COMMANDS.TV.41 [OK]
 COMMANDS.TV.42 [OK]
 COMMANDS.TV.43 [OK]
 COMMANDS.TV.44 [OK]
 MAIL.TXT.1 [OK]
 <MITCHELL>MAIL.TXT.1 [OK]
 <MORRISON>MAIL.TXT.1 [OK]
 <OPERATOR>MAIL.TXT.1 [OK]
 <OPERATOR>PS-LOST-PAGES.BIN.2 [OK]
 <OPERATOR>PS-LOST-PAGES.BIN.3 [OK]
 <ROBBINS>MAIL.TXT.1 [OK]
 <ROBEY>MAIL.TXT.1 [OK]
 <RSL-VIERKANT>MAIL.TXT.1 [OK]
 <SPOOL>ORION-OLD.LOG.1 [OK]
 <SPOOL>ORION-SYSTEM-LOG.001.1 [OK]
 <SPOOL>ORION-SYSTEM-LOG.002.1 [OK]
 <SPOOL>ORION-SYSTEM-LOG.002.2 [OK]
 <SPOOL>PRIMARY-MASTER-QUEUE-FILE.QUASAR.1 [OK]
 <SYSTEM>DUMP.EXE.2 [OK]
 <SYSTEM>ERROR.SYS.2 [OK]
 <UETP>ALGOL.LOG.1 [OK]
 <UETP>BASIC.LOG.1 [OK]
 <UETP>DN22IN.LOG.1 [OK]
 <UETP>DN22OU.LOG.1 [OK]
 <UETP>MAIL.TXT.1 [OK]
 <UETP>MTA0.LOG.1 [OK]
 <UETP>MTA1.LOG.1 [OK]
 <UETP>UETCMP.FOR.1 [OK]
 <VERIFY>MAIL.TXT.1 [OK]
 <WOJCIK>MAIL.TXT.1 [OK]
$DEF PACK:
$DEA MAG:
$DEF MAG:
$DISABLE
@UNLOAD MTA0:
@CONNECT
@DAYTIME
 Tuesday, August 21, 1979 15:32:46
@TERMINAL PAGE
@
[MICEMF - End of MIC File: <UETP.LIB>PS-SAVE.MIC.1 ]
@KMIC
												PAGE 60
************
* PS-MICRO *
************

UPDATES MICROCODE OF REDPACK FROM <DIAGNOSTICS> AREA AND
SAVES COPY OF OLD IN DIAGNOSTICS AREA.

EFFECTIVE:	AFTER RELOAD

COMMAND:	DO PS-MICRO

EXAMPLE:

$DO PS-MICRO.MIC.1 
$;<UETP.LIB>PS-MICRO.MIC.1,  7-Jun-79 14:15:50, EDIT BY EIBEN
;writes 8080-file area
DAYTIME
 Friday, August 17, 1979 14:56:45
$TERMINAL NO PAGE
$ENA
$CONN <DIAGNOSTICS>
$RUN <DIAGNOSTICS>SMFILE.EXE

DECSYSTEM 2020 DIAGNOSTICS FE-FILE PROGRAM
VERSION 0.3, TOPS-20, KS10, CPU#=4145
[FOR HELP TYPE "HELP"]
SMFILE>;        We want to update the Bootstrap area on PS:
WRI SET PS:<ROOT-DIRECTORY>BOOTSTRAP.BIN
SMFILE>;        We want to start clean
WRITE RESET
SMFILE>;        We have to read m-code in first
READ KS10.ULD
SMFILE>;        What version of m-code are we handling?
EXA CRAM 137
SHOULD BE:      000137/35770707000001170000377760454102

C    J   #  ALU S/D  A/B RBM SPEC DISP SKIP T C SC FE FM MC DV MP C/LR M
0 3577 000117 3 771 0005 437   00   70   70 0 0  0  0  0  0  0  0  4 0 0

SMFILE>;        We have to specify a DEC-certified SERIAL-NUMBER
SERIAL 4145
WRITE CRAM
SMFILE>;        and the boot for the MONITOR
WRITE BOOT <SYSTEM>SMBOOT.EXE
SMFILE>;        and our DIAGNOSTIC boot
WRITE DIAGBT SMMON.EXE
SMFILE>;        and Boot-Check 2
WRITE BC2 SMBC2.EXE
SMFILE>;        at last we have to update the HOME-blocks
WRITE DONE
SMFILE>;        Now we write out the same m-code for later use on magtape
OUTPUT CRAM PS:<SYSTEM>KS10.RAM
												PAGE 61
SMFILE>;        We want a new m-code for diagnostics
OUTPUT CRAM PS:<DIAGNOSTICS>SMTAPE.RAM
SMFILE>;        We also need the MONITOR-Magtape boot
OUTPUT MTBOOT <SYSTEM>SMMTBT.EXE PS:<SYSTEM>MTBOOT.RDI
SMFILE>;lets check a little bit , what we have done
WRI SET PS:<ROOT-DIRECTORY>BOOTSTRAP.BIN
SMFILE>;        What disk were we using?
INF DISK

USING PS        RM03

SMFILE>;        Did we approach boundaries?
INF FREE

FRONT-END FREE PAGES = 29

SMFILE>;        Where are we located?
INF FEFILE

DISK ADDRESS IN HOME BLOCK = 100000 000224 
LENGTH IN HOME BLOCK =       000000 000620 
8080 POINTER IN HOME BLOCK = 000100 000000 

SMFILE>;        Did we go into "future" stuff?
INF IND

THE FOLLOWING FRONT-END INDIRECT FILES EXIST:

FRONT-END FREE PAGES = 29

SMFILE>;        ..and finally go back to MONITOR-mode
EXIT
$DISABLE
@DAYTIME
 Friday, August 17, 1979 15:00:54
@TERMINAL PAGE
@
[MICEMF - End of MIC File: <UETP.LIB>PS-MICRO.MIC.1 ]
@KMIC
												PAGE 62
**************
* RED-TAPE-3 *
**************

THIS FILE WILL MAKE A DIAGNOSTIC TAPE ON ANY MTA

SPECIFY MTA THAT SCRATCH TAPE IS ON FOLLOWING RED-TAPE-3
NOTE:EXAMPLES ARE MADE FROM A DSXLA TAPE

COMMAND:	DO RED-TAPE-3 MTA?:

EXAMPLE:

$DO RED-TAPE-3.MIC.1  MTA0:
$;<UETP.LIB>RED-TAPE-3.MIC.1, 17-Jul-79 10:42:18, EDIT BY EIBEN
!This FILE will "make" a DIAGNOSTIC tape on any mta
DAYTIME
 Monday, July 30, 1979 13:05:49
$TERMINAL NO PAGE
$ASS MTA0:
$ENA
$CONN <DIAGNOSTICS>
$RUN SMTAPE.SAV

DECSYSTEM 2020 DIAGNOSTIC DISTRIBUTION MAGTAPE CREATOR   VERSION 0.2

MAGTAPE DEVICE - MTA0:
WHAT DENSITY? (800 OR 1600) - 16

COMMAND - MAKE @DSXLA
WRITING FILES SMTAPE.MTA AND SMTAPE.DIR
MAKING MAGTAPE
MAGTAPE COMPLETED
        
COMMAND - U
$CONN
$RES
$DEA MTA0:
$DAYTIME
 Monday, July 30, 1979 13:09:08
$TERMINAL PAGE
$
[MICEMF - End of MIC File: <UETP.LIB>RED-TAPE-3.MIC.1 ]
@KMIC
												PAGE 63
**********************
* DIAGNOSTICS-UPDATE *
**********************

UPDATES ONE DIAGNOSTIC BY SELECTION OR A WHOLE TAPE OF DIAGNOSTICS
FROM A DIAGNOSTIC TAPE MOUNTED ON MTAO: ONLY

*.* 		WILL UPDATE ALL FILES IN SYSTEM THAT ARE ON TAPE ON MTA0:
DSLPA.SAV 	WILL UPDATE DSLPA.SAV ONLY

COMMAND: 	DO 1-DIAGNOSTICS-UPDATE ??????????	(FULL NAME ONLY)

EXAMPLE:	(1 DIAGNOSTIC UPDATE ONLY)

@DO DIAGNOSTIC-UPDATE.MIC.1 DSTUB.SAV
@;<UETP.LIB>DIAGNOSTIC-UPDATE.MIC.1, 17-Jul-79 10:47:55, EDIT BY EIBEN
;rolls in one diagnostic for updating from MTA0-mounted Diagnostic-tape
;Beware: Diagnostic-name has to be spelled out fully..i.e DSLPA.SAV
;in case of single diagnostic -- *.* will take everything over
DAYTIME
 Monday, July 30, 1979 15:08:52
@TERMINAL NO PAGE
@ENABLE
$CONN <DIAGNOSTICS>
$;CHECK OLD VERSIONS, IF ANY
$VDIR DSTUB.SAV

   PS:<DIAGNOSTICS>
 DSTUB.SAV.3;P777752     25 12353(36)  10-Apr-79 09:20:00 
$RU SMTAPE

DECSYSTEM 2020 DIAGNOSTIC DISTRIBUTION MAGTAPE CREATOR   VERSION 0.2

MAGTAPE DEVICE - MTA0:
WHAT DENSITY? (800 OR 1600) - 1600

COMMAND - DIR
;DSXLA



                                IDENTIFICATION
                                --------------

        PRODUCT CODE:           BB-F491C-DD

        DIAGNOSTIC CODE:        DSXLA

        PRODUCT NAME:           DSXLAC0 2020 DIAG MGT

        VERSION:                0.3

        DATE RELEASED:          AUGUST 1979

        MAINTAINED BY:          DIAGNOSTIC ENGINEERING
												PAGE 64
        AUTHOR:                 JOHN R. KIRCHOFF

                        COPYRIGHT (C) 1978, 1979

                DIGITAL EQUIPMENT CORPORATION, MAYNARD, MASS.

        THIS SOFTWARE IS FURNISHED UNDER A LICENSE FOR  USE  ONLY  ON  A
        SINGLE COMPUTER SYSTEM AND MAY BE COPIED ONLY WITH THE INCLUSION
        OF THE ABOVE COPYRIGHT NOTICE.   THIS  SOFTWARE,  OR  ANY  OTHER
        COPIES  THEREOF, MAY NOT BE PROVIDED OR OTHERWISE MADE AVAILABLE
        TO ANY OTHER PERSON EXCEPT FOR USE ON SUCH SYSTEM AND TO ONE WHO
        AGREES  TO  THESE  LICENSE TERMS.  TITLE TO AND OWNERSHIP OF THE
        SOFTWARE  SHALL  AT   ALL  TIMES  REMAIN  IN  DIGITAL  EQUIPMENT
        CORPORATION.
        THE INFORMATION IN THIS DOCUMENT IS SUBJECT  TO  CHANGE  WITHOUT
        NOTICE  AND  SHOULD  NOT BE CONSTRUED AS A COMMITMENT BY DIGITAL
        EQUIPMENT CORPORATION.
        DIGITAL EQUIPMENT CORPORATION ASSUMES NO  RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE
        USE  OR  RELIABILITY  OF  ITS SOFTWARE IN EQUIPMENT WHICH IS NOT
        SUPPLIED BY DIGITAL EQUIPMENT CORPORATION.

DECSYSTEM 2020 DIAGNOSTIC MAGTAPE CREATED BY SMTAPE VER 0.2 ON 23-JUL-79 AT 9:48

  #  TYPE  FILE   EXT   VER     DATE     SIZE

   0.  04  SMTAPE RAM         23-JAN-79    48   KS-10 MICRO-CODE
   1.  04  SMTAPE RDI         16-OCT-78     4   MAGTAPE READ-IN BOOTSTRAP
   2.  04  SMBC2  SAV   0.1    1-DEC-78   125   KS-10 BOOT CHECK 2
   3.  07  SMMAG  SAV   0.3   11-APR-79    18   MAGTAPE MONITOR
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  58.  03  DSTUB  SAV   0.4   10-APR-79    97   MAGTAPE RELIABILITY


;SM10 USER MODE ONLY PROGRAMS

  59.  03  SMMON  EXE         11-APR-79    36   KS-10 DIAGNOSTIC MONITOR
  60.  03  SUBUSR SAV   0.15   2-JUN-78    18   KS-10 USER SUBROUTINE PROGRAM
  61.  03  SMMAG  EXE         11-APR-79    36   KS-10 MAGTAPE MONITOR
  62.  03  SMBC2  EXE          1-DEC-78   136   KS-10 BOOT CHECK 2

;SM10 SPECIAL PROGRAMS

  63.  01  SMAPT  SAV  15.0   11-OCT-78    12   APT DIAGNOSTIC MONITOR
  64.  01  SMAPT  HLP          5-OCT-78     1   HELP FILE

  65.  02  CONVRT SAV   0.14  10-MAY-78    32   CONVERT PROGRAM
												PAGE 71
  66.  02  SMFILE EXE         19-FEB-79   168   FE-FILE PROGRAM
  67.  02  SMFILE TXT         18-JUL-79    15  
  68.  02  SMFILE HLP         19-FEB-79     2  

;SM10 MICROCODE

  69.  01  KS10   RAM         23-JAN-79    48   KS-10 MICROCODE
  70.  01  KS10   RSQ         23-JAN-79     8   KS-10 UCODE SEQUENCE FILE
  71.  01  KS10   ULD         23-JAN-79   165   KS-10 MICROCODE
  72.  01  KS10   MCR         23-JAN-79  1777   KS-10 MICROCODE
  73.  01  KS10   MCL         23-JAN-79   442   KS-10 MICROCODE


COMMAND - GET *.*

COMMAND - U
$VDIR *.*

   PS:<DIAGNOSTICS>
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 CONVRT.SAV.3;P777752     8 3995(36)   10-May-78 08:52:00 
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 DSDUA.SAV.3;P777752     19 9369(36)   15-Jun-79 08:18:00 
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 DSKAK.SAV.3;P777752     12 6115(36)   29-Mar-78 10:57:00 
 DSKAL.SAV.3;P777752     13 6640(36)   29-Mar-78 11:16:00 
 DSKAM.SAV.3;P777752      9 4142(36)   29-Mar-78 11:29:00 
 DSKBA.SAV.3;P777752     25 12516(36)  29-Mar-78 13:04:00 
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 DSKCC.SAV.3;P777752      7 3331(36)   29-Mar-78 11:58:00 
 DSKCD.SAV.3;P777752     13 6238(36)   29-Mar-78 12:32:00 
 DSKCE.SAV.3;P777752     10 4882(36)   21-Jun-78 05:49:00 
 DSKCF.SAV.3;P777752     19 9241(36)    1-Dec-78 22:51:00 
 DSKCG.SAV.3;P777752     12 5706(36)   20-Apr-79 09:19:00 
 DSKDA.SAV.3;P777752     28 14026(36)  12-Jul-79 09:06:00 
 DSKEA.SAV.3;P777752     10 5019(36)   29-Mar-78 15:19:00 
 DSKEB.SAV.3;P777752      8 3704(36)   17-Oct-78 14:34:00 
 DSKEC.SAV.3;P777752      6 2714(36)   29-May-79 13:42:00 
 DSKFA.SAV.3;P777752      4 1746(36)   21-Apr-78 10:13:00 
 DSKMA.SAV.3;P777752     20 9804(36)    6-Jul-78 08:49:00 
 DSLPA.SAV.3;P777752     30 15177(36)   9-Jul-79 13:43:00 
 DSLTA.SAV.3;P777752      2 930(36)    19-Jun-79 13:57:00 
 DSMMA.SAV.3;P777752      9 4243(36)   19-Jun-79 13:29:00 
 DSMMB.SAV.3;P777752      2 678(36)    29-Jun-78 09:26:00 
 DSMMC.SAV.3;P777752      4 1968(36)   27-Jun-79 13:11:00 
 DSMMD.SAV.3;P777752      5 2312(36)   19-Jun-79 14:33:00 
												PAGE 72
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 DSXLA.INP.3;P777752      2 863(36)    19-Jul-79 16:16:00 
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   .MCR.118;P777752     445 227435(36) 23-Jan-79 09:46:00 
   .RAM.118;P777752      12 6144(36)   23-Jan-79 09:46:00 
   .RSQ.118;P777752       2 1024(36)   23-Jan-79 09:46:00 
   .ULD.118;P777752      42 21064(36)  23-Jan-79 09:36:00 
 RED-TAPE-3.TXT.1;P777752   0 0(0)     17-Jul-79 16:08:05 
 RED3.LOG.1;P777752       1 1120(7)    30-Jul-79 12:45:08 
 SMAPT.HLP.3;P777752      1 114(36)     5-Oct-78 12:22:00 
   .SAV.3;P777752         3 1461(36)   11-Oct-78 11:41:00 
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   .SAV.3;P777752        32 15945(36)   1-Dec-78 09:38:00 
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 SMDDT.HLP.3;P777752      2 905(36)     6-Apr-79 08:26:00 
   .SAV.3;P777752         7 3408(36)    1-Dec-78 09:28:00 
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   .HLP.2;P777752         1 163(36)    19-Feb-79 10:42:00 
   .TXT.2;P777752         4 1889(36)   18-Jul-79 11:13:00 
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 SMMAG.EXE.3;P777752      9 4608(36)   11-Apr-79 13:25:00 
   .SAV.3;P777752         5 2264(36)   11-Apr-79 13:25:00 
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   .SAV.3;P777752         7 3182(36)   11-Apr-79 13:27:00 
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   .MTA.5;P777752         1 224(36)    23-Jul-79 09:48:00 
   .RAM.3;P777752        12 6144(36)   23-Jan-79 09:46:00 
   .RDI.3;P777752         1 512(36)    16-Oct-78 14:13:00 
   .SAV.5;P777752         8 3759(36)    1-Dec-78 09:42:00 
 SMUSR.CMD.3;P777752      1 71(36)     18-Apr-79 11:02:00 
 SUBSM.SAV.3;P777752      6 2941(36)   13-Jun-79 16:33:00 
 SUBUSR.SAV.3;P777752     5 2297(36)    2-Jun-78 07:46:00 

 Total of 1430 pages in 77 files
$CONNECT
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$DISABLE
@DAYTIME
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@TERMINAL PAGE
@
[MICEMF - End of MIC File: <UETP.LIB>DIAGNOSTIC-UPDATE.MIC.1 ]
@KMIC
												PAGE 73
*************
* 22-CONFIG *
*************

THE DUP AND TTY NUMBER IS NEEDED IN THE FOLLOWING FORMAT: (DUP),(TTY)

EFFECTIVE:	AFTER RELOAD
COMMAND:	DO 22-CONFIG.MIC 0,21  (DUP NO. 0,TTY NO.21)
EXAMPLE:
@DO 22-CONFIG.MIC.1 (PARAMETERS) 0,21
@;<UETP.LIB>22-CONFIG.MIC.1,  8-Aug-79 15:44:10, EDIT BY EIBEN
;This file needs dup-nr as first parameter and tty-nr as second one
DAYTIME
 Monday, March 10, 1980 12:05:23
@ENA
$TV

*;Y$$
INPUT FILE: <UETP.LIB>22-DECX11-TEST.MIC
181 CHARS
*S*DLOA$0LK$I*DLOAD DN22 0 DECX11.BIN TTY21:$13I$10I$$
*
;U$$
OUTPUT FILE: <UETP.LIB>22-DECX11-TEST.MIC.1
*;Y$$
INPUT FILE: <UETP.LIB>22-DL11-TEST.MIC
170 CHARS
*S*DLOA$0LK$I*DLOAD DN22 0 ZDLDB0.BIN TTY21:$13I$10I$$
*
;U$$
OUTPUT FILE: <UETP.LIB>22-DL11-TEST.MIC.1
*;Y$$
INPUT FILE: <UETP.LIB>22-DMC1-TEST.MIC
178 CHARS
*S*DLOA$0LK$I*DLOAD DN22 0 DZDMCB.BIN TTY21:$13I$10I$$
*
;U$$
OUTPUT FILE: <UETP.LIB>22-DMC1-TEST.MIC.1
*;Y$$
INPUT FILE: <UETP.LIB>22-DMC2-TEST.MIC
184 CHARS
*S*DLOA$0LK$I*DLOAD DN22 0 DZDMEB.BIN TTY21:$13I$10I$$
*
;U$$
OUTPUT FILE: <UETP.LIB>22-DMC2-TEST.MIC.1
*;Y$$
INPUT FILE: <UETP.LIB>22-DMC3-TEST.MIC
187 CHARS
*S*DLOA$0LK$I*DLOAD DN22 0 DZDMFB.BIN TTY21:$13I$10I$$
*
;U$$
OUTPUT FILE: <UETP.LIB>22-DMC3-TEST.MIC.1
*;Y$$
INPUT FILE: <UETP.LIB>22-DMC4-TEST.MIC
182 CHARS
*S*DLOA$0LK$I*DLOAD DN22 0 CZDMGD.BIN TTY21:$13I$10I$$
*
;U$$
OUTPUT FILE: <UETP.LIB>22-DMC4-TEST.MIC.1
												PAGE 74
*;Y$$
INPUT FILE: <UETP.LIB>22-DMC5-TEST.MIC
115 CHARS
*S*DLOA$0LK$I*DLOAD DN22 0 DZDMHB.BIN TTY21:$13I$10I$$
*
;U$$
OUTPUT FILE: <UETP.LIB>22-DMC5-TEST.MIC.1
*;Y$$
INPUT FILE: <UETP.LIB>22-LOAD.MIC
227 CHARS
*SSET TER$0LK$I@$5I$ISET TER 21 SP 300$13I$10I$$
*
S*LOA$0LK$I*LOAD DN22 0 <UETP.LIB>DS65B.BIN TTY21:$13I$10I$$
*
;U$$
OUTPUT FILE: <UETP.LIB>22-LOAD.MIC.1
*;Y$$
INPUT FILE: <UETP.LIB>22-DUP1-TEST.MIC
185 CHARS
*S*DLOA$0LK$I*DLOAD DN22 0 ZDPBBX.BIN TTY21:$13I$10I$$
*
;U$$
OUTPUT FILE: <UETP.LIB>22-DUP1-TEST.MIC.1
*;Y$$
INPUT FILE: <UETP.LIB>22-DUP2-TEST.MIC
370 CHARS
*S*DLOA$0LK$I*DLOAD DN22 0 ZDPCBX.BIN TTY21:$13I$10I$$
*
;U$$
OUTPUT FILE: <UETP.LIB>22-DUP2-TEST.MIC.1
*;Y$$
INPUT FILE: <UETP.LIB>22-DUP3-TEST.MIC
192 CHARS
*S*DLOA$0LK$I*DLOAD DN22 0 ZDPDBX.BIN TTY21:$13I$10I$$
*
;U$$
OUTPUT FILE: <UETP.LIB>22-DUP3-TEST.MIC.1
*;Y$$
INPUT FILE: <UETP.LIB>22-DUP4-TEST.MIC
182 CHARS
*S*DLOA$0LK$I*DLOAD DN22 0 ZDPEA0.BIN TTY21:$13I$10I$$
*
;U$$
OUTPUT FILE: <UETP.LIB>22-DUP4-TEST.MIC.1
*;Y$$
INPUT FILE: <UETP.LIB>22-M9312-TEST.MIC
175 CHARS
*S*DLOA$0LK$I*DLOAD DN22 0 CZM9BA.BIN TTY21:$13I$10I$$
*
;U$$
OUTPUT FILE: <UETP.LIB>22-M9312-TEST.MIC.1
*;Y$$
												PAGE 75
INPUT FILE: <UETP.LIB>22-CPU1-TEST.MIC
180 CHARS
*S*DLOA$0LK$I*DLOAD DN22 0 GKAAA0.BIC TTY21:$13I$10I$$
*
;U$$
OUTPUT FILE: <UETP.LIB>22-CPU1-TEST.MIC.1
*;Y$$
INPUT FILE: <UETP.LIB>22-CPU2-TEST.MIC
180 CHARS
*S*DLOA$0LK$I*DLOAD DN22 0 GKABC0.BIC TTY21:$13I$10I$$
*
;U$$
OUTPUT FILE: <UETP.LIB>22-CPU2-TEST.MIC.1
*;Y$$
INPUT FILE: <UETP.LIB>22-MEMORY-TEST.MIC
173 CHARS
*S*DLOA$0LK$I*DLOAD DN22 0 CZQMCF.BIN TTY21:$13I$10I$$
*
;U$$
OUTPUT FILE: <UETP.LIB>22-MEMORY-TEST.MIC.1
*;Y$$
INPUT FILE: PS:<SYSTEM>SYSJOB.RUN.1
492 CHARS
*SBATCON$2L$8K
IJOB 2 \LOG OPERATOR XX OPERATOR$13I$10I$$
*
IENA$13I$10I$$
*
IRUN SYS:FAL$13I$10I$$
*
I\$13I$10I$$
*
IJOB 3 \LOG OPERATOR XX OPERATOR$13I$10I$$
*
IENA$13I$10I$$
*
IRUN SYS:NETCON$13I$10I$$
*
I\$13I$10I$$
*
;U$$
OUTPUT FILE: PS:<SYSTEM>SYSJOB.RUN.1
*;Y$$
INPUT FILE: <UETP.LIB>RELIAB.CMD
842 CHARS
*SDN22-TEST$L$2K$IENA DN22IN$13I$10I$$
*
IENA DN22OU$13I$10I$$
*
;U$$
OUTPUT FILE: <UETP.LIB>RELIAB.CMD.1
*;Y$$
INPUT FILE: <UETP.LIB>DN22IN.VER
2336 CHARS
*S/PO:1$0L$K$I*SET SIM/PO:10/LI:0/DE:0$13I$10I$$
*
;U$$
OUTPUT FILE: <UETP.LIB>DN22IN.VER.1
*;Y$$
												PAGE 76
INPUT FILE: <UETP.LIB>DN22OU.VER
2891 CHARS
*S/PO:1$0L$K$I*SET SUP/PO:10/LI:1/DE:0$13I$10I$$
*
;U$$
OUTPUT FILE: <UETP.LIB>DN22OU.VER.1
*;Y$$
INPUT FILE: <SYSTEM>PTYCON.ATO
713 CHARS
*SDN22-TEST$L7K$I^X$13I$10I$$
*
IDEFINE $27I$IDN22$13I$10I$$
*
ICONN DN22$13I$10I$$
*
ILOG OPERATOR FOO OPERATOR$13I$10I$$
*
IDO <UETP.LIB>22-LOAD$13I$10I$$
*
I^X$13I$10I$$
*
ICONN OPR$13I$10I$$
*
;X$$
OUTPUT FILE: <SYSTEM>PTYCON.ATO.1

$DISABLE
@DAYTIME
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@
[MICEMF - End of MIC File: <UETP.LIB>22-CONFIG.MIC.1 ]
@KMIC
												PAGE 77
*********
*NO-DN22*
*********

CONFIGURES "RED PACK" FOR NO DN22!

EFFECTIVE:	AFTER SYSTEM RELOAD

COMMAND:	DO NO-DN22

EXAMPLE:

@DO NO-DN22.MIC.1 (PARAMETERS) 
@;<UETP.LIB>NO-DN22.MIC.1, 14-Aug-79 15:44:10, EDIT BY EIBEN
;THIS FILE IS USED TO CONFIGURE A SYSTEM WITH NO DN22
DAYTIME
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@TERM NO PAGE
@ENA
$TV

*;Y$$
INPUT FILE: <SYSTEM>PTYCON.ATO
713 CHARS
*SDN22-TEST$L$7K$$
*
I;X$13I$10I$$
*
I;DEFINE $27I$IDN22$13I$10I$$
*
I;CONN DN22$13I$10I$$
*
I;LOG OPERATOR FOO OPERATOR$13I$10I$$
*
I;DO <UETP.LIB>22-LOAD$13I$10I$$
*
I;X$13I$10I$$
*
I;CONN OPR$13I$10I$$
*
;U$$
OUTPUT FILE: <SYSTEM>PTYCON.ATO.1
*;Y$$
INPUT FILE: <UETP.LIB>RELIAB.CMD
841 CHARS
*SENA DN22IN$0LK$I;ENA DN22IN$13I$10I$$
*
SENA DN22OU$0LK$I;ENA DN22OU$13I$10I$$
*
;X$$
OUTPUT FILE: PS:<UETP.LIB>RELIAB.CMD.1

$DISABLE
@TY PS:<UETP.LIB>RELIAB.CMD.1
;<UETP.LIB>RELIAB.CMD.1, 10-May-79 12:14:40, EDIT BY EIBEN
!ENABLE THE TESTS TO BE RUN FOR 48 HOURs 
												PAGE 78
DEFAULT /CYCLE:48:00/TIME:1:30:00/DEPTH:VERIFICATION
!take semi-colon out of next line, if loopback connector on line 0 for  KMC/DUP
;ENABLE DUPA
!take semi-colon out of next line if loopback connector on line 1 for KMC/DUP
ENABLE DUPB
!take semi-colon out of next line, if loopback connector on both lines KMC/DUP
;ENABLE DUPAB
!take semi-colon out of next line, if either loopback tests enabled
ENABLE TEST72
!take semicolon out of next two lines , if DN22-tests desired ( see documentation )
;ENA DN22IN
;ENA DN22OU
ENABLE MTA0
;ENABLE MTA1
;ENABLE MTA2
;ENABLE MTA3
ENABLE ALGOL
ENABLE BASIC
ENABLE CBLSRT
ENABLE DBMS
ENABLE RANCBL
ENABLE RANFOR
ENABLE MEMORY
ENABLE DIAGS
ENABLE LPT0
MESSAGE
BEGIN
STATUS
@DAYTIME
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@KMIC
												PAGE 79
************
* NO-MODEM *
************

MODIFIES RELIAB.CMD TO EXCLUDE DN22IN AND DN22OU

EFFECTIVE:	AFTER UETP-RESTART
COMMAND:	DO NO-MODEM
EXAMPLE:
@DO NO-MODEM.MIC.1 (PARAMETERS) 
@;PS:<UETP.LIB>NO-MODEM.MIC.1   3-6-80          EDIT BY HOLEWA
;Run this file if you have a DN22 but DO NOT have modem eliminators
ENA
$TERMINAL NO PAGE
$TV
*;Y$$
INPUT FILE: <UETP.LIB>RELIAB.CMD
840 CHARS
*SENA DN22IN$0LK$I;ENA DN22IN$13I$10I$$
*
SENA DN22OU$0LK$I;ENA DN22OU$13I$10I$$
*
;X$$
OUTPUT FILE: PS:<UETP.LIB>RELIAB.CMD.1
$DISABLE
@TY PS:<UETP.LIB>RELIAB.CMD.1
;<UETP.LIB>RELIAB.CMD.1, 10-May-79 12:14:40, EDIT BY EIBEN
!ENABLE THE TESTS TO BE RUN FOR 48 HOURs 
DEFAULT /CYCLE:48:00/TIME:1:30:00/DEPTH:VERIFICATION
!take semi-colon out of next line, if loopback connector on line 0 for  KMC/DUP
;ENABLE DUPA
!take semi-colon out of next line if loopback connector on line 1 for KMC/DUP
;ENABLE DUPB
!take semi-colon out of next line, if loopback connector on both lines KMC/DUP
ENABLE DUPAB
!take semi-colon out of next line, if either loopback tests enabled
ENABLE TEST72
!take semicolon out of next two lines , if DN22-tests desired ( see documentation )
;ENA DN22IN
;ENA DN22OU
ENABLE MTA0
;ENABLE MTA1
;ENABLE MTA2
;ENABLE MTA3
ENABLE ALGOL
ENABLE BASIC
ENABLE CBLSRT
ENABLE DBMS
ENABLE RANCBL
ENABLE RANFOR
ENABLE MEMORY
ENABLE DIAGS
;ENABLE LPT0
MESSAGE
BEGIN
STATUS
@DAYTIME
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@KMIC
												PAGE 80
******************
* TS-DIAGNOSTICS *
******************

INSURE THE CUSTOMER HAS A DIAGNOSTIC SOFTWARE LICENSE FROM DIGITAL BEFORE
USING THIS FILE!!!!!!

MAKES DUMPER TAPE OF USER MODE DIAGNOSTICS.

COMMAND:	DO TS-DIAGNOSTICS.MIC

EXAMPLE:

$DO TS-DIAGNOSTICS.MIC.1 (PARAMETERS) MTA0:
$;<UETP.LIB>TS-DIAGNOSTICS.MIC.1  15 MARCH 1980 ,EDIT BY HOLEWA
$;CUSTOMER MUST HAVE A DIAGNOSTIC SOFTWARE LICENSE FROM DIGITAL BEFORE YOU
$;USE THIS FILE!!!!!!
$DAYTIME
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$TER NO PAGE
$ENA
$CONN PS:<DIAGNOSTICS>
$DISA
@DUMPER
DUMPER>TAPE MTA0:
DUMPER>FILES
DUMPER>REW
DUMPER>SAVE DSKAA,DSKAB,DSKAC,DSKAD,DSKAE,DSKAF,DSKAG,DSKAI,DSKAJ,DSKAK,DSKAL,-
DSKAM,DSKCA,DSKCB,DSKCC,DSKCD,DSKCE,DSKCF,DSKCG,DSKBA,DSKDA,DSMMB,DSMMC,DSMMD,-
DSLPA,DSLTA,DSTUB,BEWARE,SUB*.*,SMDDT.*,SMMAG.*,SMMON.*,SMUSR.CMD

DUMPER tape # 1   Saturday, 15-Mar-80 1441
PS:<DIAGNOSTICS>
DSKAA.SAV.1 (AS) DSKAA.SAV.1	[OK]
PS:<DIAGNOSTICS>
DSKAB.SAV.1 (AS) DSKAB.SAV.1	[OK]
PS:<DIAGNOSTICS>
DSKAC.SAV.1 (AS) DSKAC.SAV.1	[OK]
PS:<DIAGNOSTICS>
DSKAD.SAV.1 (AS) DSKAD.SAV.1	[OK]
PS:<DIAGNOSTICS>
DSKAE.SAV.1 (AS) DSKAE.SAV.1	[OK]
PS:<DIAGNOSTICS>
DSKAF.SAV.1 (AS) DSKAF.SAV.1	[OK]
PS:<DIAGNOSTICS>
DSKAG.SAV.1 (AS) DSKAG.SAV.1	[OK]
PS:<DIAGNOSTICS>
DSKAI.SAV.1 (AS) DSKAI.SAV.1	[OK]
PS:<DIAGNOSTICS>
DSKAJ.SAV.1 (AS) DSKAJ.SAV.1	[OK]
PS:<DIAGNOSTICS>
DSKAK.SAV.1 (AS) DSKAK.SAV.1	[OK]
PS:<DIAGNOSTICS>
DSKAL.SAV.1 (AS) DSKAL.SAV.1	[OK]
PS:<DIAGNOSTICS>
DSKAM.SAV.1 (AS) DSKAM.SAV.1	[OK]
PS:<DIAGNOSTICS>
DSKCA.SAV.1 (AS) DSKCA.SAV.1	[OK]
PS:<DIAGNOSTICS>
												PAGE 81
DSKCB.SAV.1 (AS) DSKCB.SAV.1	[OK]
PS:<DIAGNOSTICS>
DSKCC.SAV.1 (AS) DSKCC.SAV.1	[OK]
PS:<DIAGNOSTICS>
DSKCD.SAV.1 (AS) DSKCD.SAV.1	[OK]
PS:<DIAGNOSTICS>
DSKCE.SAV.1 (AS) DSKCE.SAV.1	[OK]
PS:<DIAGNOSTICS>
DSKCF.SAV.1 (AS) DSKCF.SAV.1	[OK]
PS:<DIAGNOSTICS>
DSKCG.SAV.1 (AS) DSKCG.SAV.1	[OK]
PS:<DIAGNOSTICS>
DSKBA.SAV.1 (AS) DSKBA.SAV.1	[OK]
PS:<DIAGNOSTICS>
DSKDA.SAV.1 (AS) DSKDA.SAV.1	[OK]
PS:<DIAGNOSTICS>
DSMMB.SAV.1 (AS) DSMMB.SAV.1	[OK]
PS:<DIAGNOSTICS>
DSMMC.SAV.1 (AS) DSMMC.SAV.1	[OK]
PS:<DIAGNOSTICS>
DSMMD.SAV.1 (AS) DSMMD.SAV.1	[OK]
PS:<DIAGNOSTICS>
DSLPA.SAV.1 (AS) DSLPA.SAV.1	[OK]
PS:<DIAGNOSTICS>
DSLTA.SAV.1 (AS) DSLTA.SAV.1	[OK]
PS:<DIAGNOSTICS>
DSTUB.SAV.1 (AS) DSTUB.SAV.1	[OK]
PS:<DIAGNOSTICS>
BEWARE.TXT.1 (AS) BEWARE.TXT.1	[OK]
PS:<DIAGNOSTICS>
SUBSM.SAV.1 (AS) SUBSM.SAV.1	[OK]
SUBUSR.SAV.1 (AS) SUBUSR.SAV.1	[OK]
PS:<DIAGNOSTICS>
SMDDT.HLP.1 (AS) SMDDT.HLP.1	[OK]
SMDDT.SAV.1 (AS) SMDDT.SAV.1	[OK]
PS:<DIAGNOSTICS>
SMMAG.EXE.1 (AS) SMMAG.EXE.1	[OK]
SMMAG.SAV.1 (AS) SMMAG.SAV.1	[OK]
PS:<DIAGNOSTICS>
SMMON.EXE.1 (AS) SMMON.EXE.1	[OK]
SMMON.SAV.1 (AS) SMMON.SAV.1	[OK]
PS:<DIAGNOSTICS>
SMUSR.CMD.1 (AS) SMUSR.CMD.1	[OK]


Total files dumped = 37
Total pages dumped = 323
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     PS:<DIAGNOSTICS>DSKAA.SAV.1                            28-Mar-78 1351      
5
     PS:<DIAGNOSTICS>DSKAB.SAV.1                            28-Mar-78 1358      
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     PS:<DIAGNOSTICS>DSKAC.SAV.1                            28-Mar-78 1405      
4
     PS:<DIAGNOSTICS>DSKAD.SAV.1                            28-Mar-78 1409      
5
     PS:<DIAGNOSTICS>DSKAE.SAV.1                            28-Mar-78 1414      
4
     PS:<DIAGNOSTICS>DSKAF.SAV.1                            28-Mar-78 1423      
4
     PS:<DIAGNOSTICS>DSKAG.SAV.1                            28-Mar-78 1430      
2
     PS:<DIAGNOSTICS>DSKAI.SAV.1                            29-Mar-78 1007      
10
     PS:<DIAGNOSTICS>DSKAJ.SAV.1                            29-Mar-78 1041      
7
     PS:<DIAGNOSTICS>DSKAK.SAV.1                            29-Mar-78 1057      
12
     PS:<DIAGNOSTICS>DSKAL.SAV.1                            29-Mar-78 1116      
13
     PS:<DIAGNOSTICS>DSKAM.SAV.1                            29-Mar-78 1129      
9
     PS:<DIAGNOSTICS>DSKCA.SAV.1                            29-Mar-78 1139      
7
     PS:<DIAGNOSTICS>DSKCB.SAV.1                            29-Mar-78 1144      
4
     PS:<DIAGNOSTICS>DSKCC.SAV.1                            29-Mar-78 1158      
7
     PS:<DIAGNOSTICS>DSKCD.SAV.1                            29-Mar-78 1232      
13
     PS:<DIAGNOSTICS>DSKCE.SAV.1                            21-Jun-78 0549      
10
     PS:<DIAGNOSTICS>DSKCF.SAV.1                            26-Sep-79 1552      
18
     PS:<DIAGNOSTICS>DSKCG.SAV.1                            14-Sep-79 0945      
12
     PS:<DIAGNOSTICS>DSKBA.SAV.1                            29-Mar-78 1304      
25
     PS:<DIAGNOSTICS>DSKDA.SAV.1                            12-Jul-79 0906      
28
     PS:<DIAGNOSTICS>DSMMB.SAV.1                            29-Jun-78 0926      
2
     PS:<DIAGNOSTICS>DSMMC.SAV.1                            27-Jun-79 1311      
4
     PS:<DIAGNOSTICS>DSMMD.SAV.1                            7-Nov-79 1328       
3
     PS:<DIAGNOSTICS>DSLPA.SAV.1                            6-Dec-79 0952       
30
     PS:<DIAGNOSTICS>DSLTA.SAV.1                            19-Jun-79 1357      
2
     PS:<DIAGNOSTICS>DSTUB.SAV.1                            9-Oct-79 1527       
25
     PS:<DIAGNOSTICS>BEWARE.TXT.1                           17-Dec-79 1017      
1
     PS:<DIAGNOSTICS>SUBSM.SAV.1                            13-Jun-79 1633      
6
     PS:<DIAGNOSTICS>SUBUSR.SAV.1                           2-Jun-78 0746       
5
     PS:<DIAGNOSTICS>SMDDT.HLP.1                            6-Apr-79 0826       
2
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     PS:<DIAGNOSTICS>SMDDT.SAV.1                            1-Dec-78 0928       
7
     PS:<DIAGNOSTICS>SMMAG.EXE.1                            11-Apr-79 1325      
9
     PS:<DIAGNOSTICS>SMMAG.SAV.1                            11-Apr-79 1325      
5
     PS:<DIAGNOSTICS>SMMON.EXE.1                            11-Apr-79 1328      
9
     PS:<DIAGNOSTICS>SMMON.SAV.1                            11-Apr-79 1327      
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     PS:<DIAGNOSTICS>SMUSR.CMD.1                            12-Nov-79 1609      
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* DOCUMENTS *
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PRINTS ALL RELATED F-S DOCUMENTS.

COMMAND:	DO DOCUMENTS

EXAMPLE:

@DO DOCUMENTS.MIC.1 
@;<UETP.LIB>DOCUMENTS.MIC.1,  7-Jun-79 14:49:51, EDIT BY EIBEN
;prints F-S related documentation
ENA
$PRI <RED>RED303.TXT,<RED>RED20.HLP,<RED>RED20.MEM,<RED>KSREF.MEM -
,<RED>RED20.USR,<RED>RED20.POL,<RED>RED20.REV -
,<DIAGNOSTICS>KS10.MCR,<DIAGNOSTICS>KS10.MCL,<RED>REDIAG.HLP -
,<RED>REDCOM.MEM
[Job RED303 Queued, Request-ID 18, Limit 1647, 11 Files]
$DISABLE
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		* CONFIGURATION COMPLETION ACTIONS *
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* AT THIS POINT WE HAVE A COMPLETELY CONFIGURED "RED PACK" SYSTEM. *
* IT IS NECESSARY TO LOGOFF THE SYSTEM.                            *
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$logo
Killed Job 1, User OPERATOR, Account OPERATOR, TTY 42,
  at 15-Sep-78 12:28:50,  Used 0:10:32 in 0:28:27

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* CONTROL \ IS TYPED TO ESTABLISH COMMUNICATION WITH THE CONSOLE. *
* THE SH COMMAND IS USED TO BRING THE SYSTEM TO ORDERLY HALT.      *
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ENABLED
KS10>SH
KS10>USR MOD
**HALTED**
%HLTD/000001  PC/000000,,007056
