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Θ]ÇD-SCOPE V 1.00 (C) COPYRIGHT 1986 by H. UHL ALL RIGHTS RESERVED ## ######## # ####### ##### #### ######## ######### # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # ####### # # # ######## ######## # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # ######## ####### ##### #### # ######### L I N E M O N I T O R S O F T W A R E F O R T H E I B M P C (C) COPYRIGHT 1986 H. UHL ALL RIGHTS RESERVED PRESS ANY KEY TO CONTINUE D'SCOPE MAIN MENU A -- CONFIGURE AND RUN K -- NOTES & WARNINGS B -- INTRODUCTION L -- BAUD, PARITY, DATA & STOP BITS C -- SETUP M -- WHAT'S TO COME D -- CABLE REQUIREMENTS N -- ABOUT HARRISON UHL & CO. E -- LIMITATIONS F -- BACKGROUND G -- LICENSE H -- TECHNICAL SUPPORT I -- FOR SALE J -- HOW TO ORDER Choose a selection by entering the letter to its left, use ESC to return to DOS INTRODUCTION Welcome to D'SCOPE, user supported software, which turns an ordinary IBM PC (with two IBM compatable ASYNC COM ports, a color or monohcrome adapter, and 128k) into a DATA SCOPE (or LINE MONITOR). A data scope provides a window on the data being transfered over a data communications line. D'SCOPE provides a way to look at the data flowing back and forth over an RS-232 line. This can be useful both in the development of communications software and in the day-to-day maintenance of existing communication links. D'SCOPE supports a range of baud rates upto 19,200, seven or eight data bits, and one or two stop bits. Press any key to continue... (or use Pg Up and Pg Dn) SETUP D'SCOPE provides a window into the dialogue going on over an RS-232 line. An RS-232 communications line typically runs between a DTE (Data Terminal Equipment) and a DCE (Data Communications Equipment) port. The DTE is typically either a terminal, a computer or a computer acting like a terminal. The DCE is typically a modem. A DTE port may be directly connected to another DTE by use of a special cable called a null modem. To use D'SCOPE, an RS-232 communications cable that ordinarily connects a DTE to a DCE is rerouted to one of the communications ports of the PC that will be running D'SCOPE. A second cable is connect to the other communications port (of the D'SCOPE PC), and to where the first cable originally terminated. DTE ------------------------------------------------ DCE BEFORE null modem cable PC running D'SCOPE DTE --------------------- COM1 COM2 ------- DCE AFTER When D'SCOPE is running, it echos all the data coming in port 1, out port 2 and visa versa, meanwhile displaying the data on the screen of the PC. Thus, if you are debugging a program that talks to a modem, you can see exactly what the program under test is saying and and how the modem responds. Note: the null modem cable is used to connect the Data Terminal Equipment (probably another PC) to the PC running D'SCOPE. Press any key to continue... (or use Pg Up and Pg Dn) CABLE REQUIREMENTS The standard IBM serial asynchronous communications adapter port, when used in RS-232 mode (versus current loop), utilizes only nine pins. These are: Pin 2 Transmit Data Pin 3 Receive Data 4 Request To Send 5 Clear To Send 6 Data Set Ready 7 Signal Ground 8 Carrier Detect 20 Data Terminal Ready 22 Ring Indicator Transmit Data, Receive Data, and Signal Ground are all that D'SCOPE supports. However, many modems and communications programs require that some or all of the rest of the above nine be connected. By using a straight through cable between the items under test, and detouring the Transmit Data and Receive Data to the PC running D'SCOPE, connecting all Signal Grounds together, all can be accommodated. In routing the Transmit Data and Receive Data lines, one side will be sent straight through and the other side will have the Transmit Data and Receive Data lines swapped at one end. This forms a NULL MODEM on this latter side. See SETUP. A special cable doing all of the above is available, see FOR SALE. Press any key to continue... (or use Pg Up and Pg Dn) LIMITATIONS ASYNC communications were designed to overlook minor differences between the speed of the sender and the receiver. This same holds true for D'SCOPE, except when long uninterrupted blocks of bytes are being sent. If the sender is sending just a shade fast, or the PC running D'SCOPE is a shade slow, then eventually the buffers in D'SCOPE might overflow. This is analogous to a sink that is filling faster than it is draining. Either the inflow must slow down (or stop briefly), or the outflow must increase, or the sink will (eventually) overflow. The buffers in this first version are rather small (256 bytes each way). This will be upgraded in the first version of D'SCOPE sent to registered users. D'SCOPE takes over both communication ports' interrupt vectors, and at present does not forward (to the old interrupt services) any requests not for D'SCOPE. When D'SCOPE is finished, it restores all vectors, and shuts down the communication ports. This can cause problems with some older models of Tallgrass disk systems. Tallgrass suggests changing the interrupt vector for the hard disk if this is a problem. Alternatively, a power down reboot will clear everything. The problem causes error messages or beeps from the Tallgrass software. (Crosstalk also causes the same difficulities.) Press any key to continue... (or use Pg Up and Pg Dn) BACKGROUND D'SCOPE was written as a capabilities demonstration, showing the IBM PC's ability to process communications data on a real time basis. After this basic demonstration was written, various possible enhancements were noted. In short order, the list grew to the point where a commercial product seemed appropriate. However, the long list of possible enhancements imply a substantial commitment of extra resources, which in turn suggested the appropriateness of a market test. Lacking the substantial funds needed to properly launch a product announcement and test, it was decided to distribute D'SCOPE as user supported software. User supported software provides a way to try software before deciding to buy. If you find D'SCOPE useful, your contributions will help assure ongoing support and development. See FOR SALE. Press any key to continue... (or use Pg Up and Pg Dn) LICENSE Now for the lawyer's two bits: D'SCOPE is licensed to you, the user, on an as is basis, and it is up to you to determine its appropriateness and fitness for your intended use, before you offer any consideration in exchange. You may copy D'SCOPE without restriction. You are encouraged to give copies of D'SCOPE to others, but not on a for-profit basis. (This does not preclude a nominal handling charge such as those requested by public domain libraries or computer clubs.) However, you are not permitted to distribute modified versions of D'SCOPE. The source code of D'SCOPE is (C) copyright 1986 by H. Uhl as an unpublished work, all rights reserved, and contains proprietary trade secrets. The runtime image of D'SCOPE, and all of the screen displays are (C) copyright 1986 by H. Uhl, all rights reserved, and contain proprietary trade secrets. These trade secrets are the property of H. Uhl, and are not disclosed to you, the licensee, and if you become aware of the contents of these trade secrets, you are not permitted to disclose them to anyone else. Press any key to continue... (or use Pg Up and Pg Dn) TECHNICAL SUPPORT Technical support, updates, and a user forum are available on a bulletin board at (609) 987-2488. Please feel free to call the bulletin board at any time. Non-registered users will have some limits on bulletin board privileges. Correspondence can be addressed to: D'SCOPE 4277 Port Mercer Rd. Princeton, N.J. 08540 Additional support and customization is available on a time-and-materials basis. Press any key to continue... (or use Pg Up and Pg Dn) FOR SALE Please use and distribute D'SCOPE freely, and send in any and all comments. If you find D'SCOPE to be of value, please send money! For thirty dollars ($30) you will become a registered user, and will receive: 1) a copy of the latest version of D'SCOPE, 2) registered user privileges on the bulletin board, 3) a subscription to the D'SCOPE Newsletter, and 4) pre-publication special offers on all upgrades. For seventy-five dollars ($75), you receive all of the above, plus a special cable that passes the nine RS-232 lines straight through between the units under test, except that the transmit and receive lines make a detour through the PC running D'SCOPE. The cable has four DB-25 connectors, with the two that connect to the back of the PC seperated by six feet from the two that intercept the circuit under test. This cable is by no means required, but is quite useful. (Note: this cable does not support current loop operation.) Other special cables will be offered directly to registered users. See HOW TO ORDER. Or check the bulletin board for the latest ... Press any key to continue... (or use Pg Up and Pg Dn) HOW TO ORDER Please make check or money order payable to H. UHL & CO., and send to: D'SCOPE 4277 Port Mercer Rd. Princeton, N.J. 08540 Please add $4.00 shipping and handling. New Jersey residents please add sales tax, $1.80 for the software alone, $4.50 for software and cable. (Numbers based on current state sales tax of six percent, please adjust if this changes.) Press any key to continue... (or use Pg Up and Pg Dn) NOTES & WARNINGS When a character comes in from one direction, and the other direction is quiet, a diamond is displayed on the quiet side. This is the character displayed by a control D. The first version of D'SCOPE sent to registered users will allow the user to choose what character will be displayed in these circumstances. The IBM serial ports do a good job of making sense of the characters coming in, even when the parity, stop, and data bits are mismatched. But when D'SCOPE sends these characters back out, they are converted to whatever the ports are configured for. Thus, D'SCOPE can transform the characters so that the eventual receiver no longer recognizes them. Properly matching the configuration will eliminate this problem. This present version of D'SCOPE does not recognize or echo a BREAK. When a BREAK is sent, a couple characters of garble may be passed along by D'SCOPE. Press any key to continue... (or use Pg Up and Pg Dn) BAUD, PARITY, DATA & STOP BITS BAUD rate is a measure of the speed of a communications line. Generally, for PC communications, baud rate is synonomous with bits per second. PARITY is a rudimentary test to verify that the bits received match those sent. Parity works by counting the number of bits set to one in a given byte, then depending on the number of bits set, and the parity setting (ODD or EVEN) an extra bit is set to either one or zero. Thus, if one bit got garbled, the number of bits set would change, and the parity bit generated at the receiving end would no longer match the one sent. Parity is sometimes turned off (i.e. no bit is generated or tested), or sometimes the parity bit is always on (MARK) or always off (SPACE). DATA BITS is a count of the number of bits (of data) sent for each byte. D'SCOPE supports seven or eight data bits. STOP BITS come after the data bits. D'SCOPE supports one or two stop bits. All of the above parameters must match those of the circuit under test. See NOTES & WARNINGS. Press any key to continue... (or use Pg Up and Pg Dn) WHAT'S TO COME After (hopefully) fixing whatever bugs turn up, there is a long list of enhancements that can bring D'SCOPE up to the performance level of dedicated units costing thousands of dollars. Which of these improvements comes first? That depends on the feedback from the users of D'SCOPE, so please send in your comments and suggestions (or post them on the bulletin board at (609) 987-2488). Press any key to continue... (or use Pg Up and Pg Dn) ABOUT HARRISON UHL & CO. Harrison Uhl & Co. is a contract developer of custom, real time software on the IBM PC, specilizing in systems for brokers and traders. The following areas are supported: COMMUNICATIONS REAL TIME PROCESS & CONTROL GRAPHICS CUSTOM HARDWARE DEVELOPMENT AND/OR SUPPORT LARGE DATA BASE SYSTEMS TRANSACTION PROCESSING FAULT TOLERANT AND FAIL SAFE SYSTEMS DISTRIBUTED SYSTEMS You may contact Harrison Uhl & Co. at (609) 924-0214, or at: Harrison Uhl & Co. 4277 Port Mercer Rd. Princeton, N.J. 08540 Press any key to continue... 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