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DC72NP.DOC
September 1976






























Copyright (C) 1975,1976
Digital Equipment Corporation, Maynard, Mass.


This software is furnished under a license for use only  on  a  single
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DC72NP.DOC
September 1976


1.0  SUMMARY

This document reflects the software as of version 5.

The purpose of this release is to support  the  6.02  release  of  the
TOPS10  monitor.   The DC72NP code executes in a DC72NP remote station
for the DECsystem-10.



2.0  ASSEMBLING THE DC72NP CODE

DC72NP code is assembled from 2 files, C.PAL and DC72NP.PAL.  C.PAL is
a  configuration  file  which  is supplied by the user.  DC72NP is the
actual DC72NP source code.


2.1  C.PAL for a DC72NP

For a DC72NP a typical configuration file would be:

     PDP8=2                   /DEFINES THIS IS AN PDP8E
     TTYN=20                  /DEFINES THERE ARE 16 TTYS PLUS CTY
     OURNNM=15                /DEFINES NODE NUMBER FOR DC72NP TO BE 15
     DEFINE DC72ID "F;"O;"O>  /DEFINES DC72NP NODE NAME


2.2  Assembling DC72NP code

Typical commands to assemble the DC72NP code are:

     .R PAL10
     *DC72NP.BIN,DC72NP.LST/C=C.PAL,DC72NP.PAL



3.0  KNOWN BUGS AND DEFICIENCIES

None.



4.0  INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

Place the  DC72NP  binary  file,  which  resulted  from  the  assembly
described in 2.2 above, on SYS:  and then load it into the DC72NP with
NETLDR.   Typical  command  dialogues  with  NETLDR   are   given   in
NETLDR.DOC.


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