That are not boot loaded, Not used | Intel 9800758-02 specs

· RMX/SO BASIC-SO		BASIC-SO

CPU	SET	30	; MODEL OF CPU
BOOTED	SET	1	; 1 IF BOOT VERSION, ELSE 0
TERMH	SET	1	; 1 FOR FULL TH,O FOR MINI
RATE	SET	0	; BAUD RATE FACTOR
CONTR	SET	204	; CONTROLLER NUMBER
DFS	SET	6	; NUMBER OF DFS FILES USED
UIO	SET	0	; 1 IF USER 110 DRIVERS ELSE 0
NFILES	SET	6	; TOTAL FILES
HIRAM	SET	OFFFFH	; HIGHEST RAM LOCATION
BOTMEM	SET	OFD40H	; BOnOM OF BOOT L9ADER RAM

Figure F-l. Sample Configuration BQOPS.ASM Module

Each of the options in the sample configuration BQOPS.ASM module listed above is explained in the following paragraphs.

CPU	This option specifies the type of CPU used: 10 for iSBC 80/10
	or 80/10A, 20 for iSBC 80/20 or 80/20-4, or 30 for iSBC
	80/30. It is only referenced by the BQMEM.ASM module to
	initiate interrupt polling for iSBC 80/10 based DFS systems
	that are not boot loaded.
BOOTED	This option is used to allocate memory. It is 1 if the boot
	loader is used, or 0 if a PROM-based BASIC-80 is generated.
TERMH	With this option, a 1 specifies the Full Terminal Handler, and
	a 0 specifies the Mini Terminal Handler. The Mini Terminal
	Handler requires less RAM and PROM space.
RATE	This option generates an RQRATE to specify a baud rate if
	any non-zero value is given. For further information about
	setting baud rates, refer to the RMX/SO User's Guide.
CONTR	This option specifies the type of disk controller used. 201
	indicates an iSBC 201; 202 indicates an iSBC 202; 204 in-
	dicates an iSBC 204; 206 indicates an iSBC 206.
DFS	This option specifies the number of DFS files you wish to
	have open at the same time. Specifying 0 means that DFS is
	not used.
UIO	This option enables your user-written I/O drivers if you
	specify 1. See "Adding User-Written I/O Drivers" in this
	Appendix for further details.
NFILES	This option specifies the combined number of DFS and user
	files that may be open at once. The number must be greater
	than or equal to the number specified in the DFS option.
HIRAM	This option specifies the highest RAM location available in
	the hardware configuration.
BOTMEM	This option places boot loader RAM at the highest possible
	location. This address should be 2BFH less than the address
	given in HIRAM.

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Intel 9800758-02 manual Or 80/10A, 20 for iSBC 80/20 or 80/20-4, or 30 for iSBC, Not used

Models: 9800758-02

· RMX/SO BASIC-SO

Figure F-l. Sample Configuration BQOPS.ASM Module

Each of the options in the sample configuration BQOPS.ASM module listed above is explained in the following paragraphs.

CPU

or 80/10A, 20 for iSBC 80/20 or 80/20-4, or 30 for iSBC

80/30. It is only referenced by the BQMEM.ASM module to

initiate interrupt polling for iSBC 80/10 based DFS systems

that are not boot loaded.

BOOTED

This option is used to allocate memory. It is 1 if the boot

loader is used, or 0 if a PROM-based BASIC-80 is generated.

With this option, a 1 specifies the Full Terminal Handler, and

a 0 specifies the Mini Terminal Handler. The Mini Terminal

Handler requires less RAM and PROM space.

This option generates an RQRATE to specify a baud rate if

any non-zero value is given. For further information about

setting baud rates, refer to the RMX/SO User's Guide.

CONTR

This option specifies the type of disk controller used. 201

indicates an iSBC 201; 202 indicates an iSBC 202; 204 in-

dicates an iSBC 204; 206 indicates an iSBC 206.

This option specifies the number of DFS files you wish to

have open at the same time. Specifying 0 means that DFS is

not used.

UIO

This option enables your user-written I/O drivers if you

specify 1. See "Adding User-Written I/O Drivers" in this

Appendix for further details.

This option specifies the combined number of DFS and user

files that may be open at once. The number must be greater

than or equal to the number specified in the DFS option.

This option specifies the highest RAM location available in

the hardware configuration.

BOTMEM

This option places boot loader RAM at the highest possible

location. This address should be 2BFH less than the address

given in HIRAM.