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- To install the terminal device driver enter the following line
- in your CONFIG.SYS file for MS-DOS 3.1 and above. The device driver
- files are in the \SN0000 (0000 is your serial number) directory.
-
- The STTY.EXE program, found in the \BIN directory, allows you to change
- the device characteristics from the MS-DOS command line.
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- DEVICE=MSJTTY01.SYS 00000 2048 2048
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- ^ ^ ^ ^ ^
- | | | | |
- | | | | |--- Tx_Ring_Buffer_Size (128 - ( 16K - 1 ))
- | | | | Restricted Version is 16 bytes
- | | | |-------- Rx_Ring_Buffer_Size (128 - ( 16K - 1 ))
- | | | Restricted Version is 16 bytes
- | | |
- | | |------------- Serial Number (exactly)
- | |
- | |--------------------- Device Driver File Name (MSJTTY01.SYS)
- |
- |------------------------------- MS-DOS Configuration Parameter
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- There are currently four sub-directories for Microsoft \C\MSC, and \BASIC
- Each of these have examples that shows how to interface to
- the terminal file device driver MSJTTY01.SYS whose terminal (file)
- file name is "tty01" The device driver name file name "tty02"
- (for COM2 hardware) is not provided in this demo.
-
- The \C\MSC directory has several demonstration programs that show
- different techniques for setting up modes and using the terminal
- driver. Each of the demonstration directories have their
- own README files.
-
- The \BASIC directory provides a simple, however thoroughly documented
- example on how to interface to the device driver using the Microsoft
- Quick Basic 6.0 compiler and libraries. See the file IODEMO.BAS for
- the example. Use the Microsoft MAKE utility to generate the demo
- program by issuing the command "MAKE MAKEDEMO" from that directory.
- Naturally, the LIB environment variable should contain path(s) to your
- basic libraries.
-
- If your a Pascal or Clipper programmer, and can read some C code,
- these examples are well worth your while. There are directories
- for Quick Pascal 1.0 and Turbo Pascal 5.0. and Clipper for the
- non-restricted version.
-
- Before you proceed too far, look at the documentation for the STTY
- command. It is an equivalent of the MODE command under DOS, but
- is much more powerful in what it can do. STTY.EXE in in the \BIN
- directory.
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- Any questions please call: Boulder Software Group
- P.O. Box 14200
- Boulder, CO 80308-4200
-
- (303) 440-7868 (Tech. Support)
- (303) 449-8612 (FAX)
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