Texas Instruments 990 Operation Manual page 28

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4. PX9MTP - Linking loader overlay
5. PX9MTP - Instruction trace overlay
6. PX9MTP - Absolute dump/absolute load overlay
7. PX9MTP - PROM programmer, part 1
8. PX9MTP - PROM programmer, part 2
9. PX9MTP - BNPF dump overlay
10. PXMTP - HIGH/LOW dump overlay
11. PX9UFL - Upfront loader
12. PX9EDT - Text editor
13. PX9UFL - Upfront loader
14. PX9ASM - One-pass assembler
IS. PX9MTP - Monitor (relocatable root segments)
In addition, the system includes the Standard Control Information Cassette.
The user should copy each of the object files to a separate cassette for convenience in using the
system. This can be done by copying the master cassette in local mode using the 733 ASR Data
Terminal. The upfront loader and the file following it should be copied to the same cassette.
PROMPG Part land Part 2 should also be copied on one cassette. The following procedure may
be used:
I. Do not rewind this cassette after printing the text of the first file. If the cassette was
listed using local mode and continuous start, it will be correctly positioned.
2. Check that the RECORD switch in the bottom row of switches on the upperunit is in
the LOCAL position and that the PRINTER switch is in the OFF position. (The
PLAYBACK switch should already be set to LOCAL.) The TAPE FORMAT switch
should be set to LINE.
3. Insert a cassette in the second drive and ready it.
4. Set the Record Control ON/OFF switch to the ON position.
5. Press the CONT START switch in the Playback Control switch area. The next file
should be copied to the record cassette.
6. If the file just copied is the upfront loader or the PROM programmer part I, repeat
step 5 to copy the next file onto the same cassette.
7. Set the Record Control ON/OFF switch to the OFF position. Rewind and remove the
record cassette. Set the record enable (write) tab to the record disable position, and
label the cassette with the appropriate file name.
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