w8sdz%brl@sri-unix.UUCP (11/23/83)
From: Keith Petersen <w8sdz@brl>
The latest version of MODEM7 is now available on SIMTEL20 as MDM714.
Irv Hoff has released a fully-commented version of the source code
and renamed the overlays so they don't have to be updated when a
new version of the main program is released. Some overlays have
been improved and/or fixed. You should get the new one apporpriate
to your hardware.
This program is based on one originally written by Ward Christ-
ensen in September 1977. It has since undergone a considerable number
of changes. Recent changes include auto-dialing and continuous redial-
ing for the Hayes 300 or 1200 Smartmodem and the U. S. Robotics, along
with the standard PMMI 103 routines the program has long supported. It
also handles up to two alternate long distance systems such as SPRINT,
ALLNET,MCI, (can be used to auto-dial TYMNET), etc.
NOTE: Special configuration files are being added for specific types of
computers. A large number are already available (as shown below)
and others are being added as interest escalates.
The files are are on SIMTEL20 in the MICRO:<CPM.MODEM7> directory.
Program name Purpose
MDM714.ASM (source code file)
MDM714.COM (object code file)
MDM714.DOC (how-to-use file)
MDM714.INF (information file)
M7AC.1ASM (AppleCat II overlay file)
M7AJ.1ASM (Apple J-Cat overlay
M7AL.1ASM (Altos Series 5 overlay file)
M7AM.1ASM (Apple II with Mtn. Computer CPS card)
M7AP.1ASM (Apple II overlay file)
M7DP.1ASM (Datapoint 1560 overlay)
M7EP.1ASM (Epson QX-10 overlay)
M7GP.1ASM (General purpose overlay)
M7H8.1ASM (Heath/Zenith H89 file)
M7HP.1ASM (Hewlett Packard 125 file)
M7HZ.1ASM (Heath/Zenith Z-100 file)
M7IN.1ASM (Interfacer 3/4 overlay file)
M7KP.1ASM (KayPro overlay file)
M7LO.1ASM (Lobo MAX-80 overlay file)
M7MD.1ASM (Morrow MD overlay file)
M7MM.1ASM (Morrow Multi I/O overlay file)
M7NA.1ASM (North Star Advantage)
M7NE.1ASM (NEC PC-8001 overlay file)
M7NH.1ASM (North Star Horizon with HSIO-4)
M7NM.1ASM (Phone number overlay)
M7OA.1ASM (Otrona Attache overlay file)
M7OS.1ASM (Osborne overlay file)
M7OX.1ASM (Osborne Executive overlay file)
M7PC.1ASM (IBM-PC with Baby Blue Z-80 card)
M7PM.1ASM (PMMI S-100 modem overlay)
M7R1.1ASM (Radio Shack TRS-80, Model I)
M7R2.1ASM (Radio Shack TRS-80, MODEL II - P&T)
M7RV.1ASM (Racal-Vadic VA212PA modem)
M7SY.1ASM (Sanyo MBC-1000 overlay)
M7TV.1ASM (TeleVideo TS-802 overlay)
M7VT.1ASM (DEC VT-180 overlay)
M7XE.1ASM (Xerox 820 overlay file)
M7ZB.1ASM (Telcon Zorba overlay file)
To adapt this version to your equipment, you will want to get
some of these programs. The minimum would be any pair in one of the
examples shown below.)
There are several ways by which you can set the proper ports,
status pin values, etc. for your equipment.
1) Use your editor, ASM (or MAC) MDM714.COM and
and DDT (or SID) with: M7xx-x.ASM
(7xx-x stands for an appropriate overlay)
or
2) Use your editor, ASM (or MAC) MDM714.ASM
One of those should appeal to you. The program is designed to
work immediately for PMMI users with no changes - just use MDM7xx.COM.
(You might wish to change some of the available options, however. It
is set to use base port 0C0H.)
When ready to use the program, type 'H' (for 'HELP'), hit RET
and it will display helpful information on the commands. There are so
many commands there are several pages. You can abort the display with
a CTL-C. (One of the most useful features being CTL-P to toggle your
printer on/off.) You can also type a question mark (?) which shows the
current parameters.
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