ELITE SERIES USER MANUAL

CP/M ENHANCEMENTS

A Non-Autostart Apple will “beep” then display an asterisk (“*”) prompt right away. When this prompt appears, simply type:

6<CTRL-P><RETURN>

When indicating those keys on the Apple ][ keyboard which are not just a single character (i.e. RETURN, CTRL, ESC, etc.) these instruc— tions will show the key enclosed in angle brackets (RETURN>) to indicate that the single key with that label is to be pressed, and not that the key sequence “R”, “E”, “T”, “U”, “R”, and “N” should be typed. Combined key sequences such as <CTRL—P> indicate that the <CTRL> key should be held down while the “P” key is pressed.

The “6<CTRL-P>(RETURN>” command assumes that your disk controller card (Elite or Disk 1!) is located in slot number six. If it isn’t, it should be moved to slot six (with power off, please) since CP/M will expect it to be there.

Should either Integer or Applesoft BASIC’s prompt (“>“or “]”) appear on the screen, then your Autostart Apple could not find any disk controller cards. (Disk controllers won’t work in slot zero, and CP/M will want the controller in slot six.) If your controller is in slot six, then there may be something wrong with the controller. (This section of the manual cannot cope with problems, check the Table of Contents for the section which can.)

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