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Atari Mini-Speedy 1050 Reference Manual (116 pages)

Brand: Atari | Category: Floppy Disk Drive | Size: 15 MB

Preface
5
Table of Contents
7
How to Use this Manual
13
1 Getting Started with Dos \I

15
- Setting up
  15
- Disk Drive Configurations Available
  15
  - Adding more Disk Drives
    16
  - Setting Drive Codes
    16
- Drive Code Settings
  16
  - Labeling Disk Drives
    17
  - Inserting Adiskette
    17
- Inserting a Diskette into a Disk Drive
  17
  - What Is Ados Menu
    18
  - How Do You Call up Ados Menu
    18
- The DOS II Menu
  18
  - DOS II Menu Options
    19
2 Diskettes

23
3 Using Dos II

33
4 Selecting a Dos Menu Option

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- Disk Directory
  41
  - Parameters for the Disk Directory Option
    42
- Run Cartridge
  43
- Using the Disk Directory Option
  43
  - Copy File
    44
  - Delete File
    46
  - Rename File
    46
- Using the Copy File Option
  46
- Using the Delete File Option
  47
- Using the Rename File Option
  48
  - Lock File
    49
  - Unlock File
    49
  - Write DOS File
    49
- Using the Lock File Option
  49
- Using the Unlock File Option
  49
  - Format Diskette
    50
- Using the Write DOS File Option
  50
- Using the Format Disk Option
  50
  - Duplicate Disk
    51
    
    Duplication Using a Single Disk Drive
    51
    
    Duplication Using Multiple Disk Drives
    52
- Using the Duplicate Disk Option with Dual or Multiple Disk Drives
  52
  - Binary Save
    53
    
    Advanced User Information about Optional Parameters
    53
- The most Elementary Use of Binary Save
  53
- Six-Byte Header Table for Binary Save
  53
  - Parameters
    54
- Using Binary Save with Optional Parameters
  54
  - Structure of a Compound File
    55
- Using Binary Save to Save Compound Files
  55
  - Binary Load
    57
- Using the Binary Load Option
  57
  - Run at Address
    58
  - Create MEM.SAV
    58
- Using the Run at Address Option
  58
- Creating a MEM.SAV File
  58
  - Why Have a MEM.SAV File
    59
  - Using MEM.SAV to Write Assembly Language Programs
    59
- Example of MEMSAV Usage
  59
  - Files
    60
  - Duplicate File
    61
- Using the Duplicate File Option
  62
5 More User Information

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- BASIC Commands Used with DOS
  63
- Tokenized and Untokenized Files
  63
  - Load
    63
  - Save
    64
  - List
    64
  - Enter
    64
- Example of Program Chaining
  64
  - Run
    65
  - Input/Output Control Blocks
    65
  - 10Cb's with Input/Output Commands
    65
  - Using OPE N/CLOSE Commands
    65
- Explanation of OPEN Statement Parameters
  66
- Example of Opening and Closing a File
  66
  - Using INPUT/PRINT Commands
    67
- Sample INPUT/PRINT Program
  67
  - Direct Accessing with the NOTE/POINT Commands
    68
- Sample NOTE Program
  68
- Sample Run of NOTE Program
  69
- Sample POINT Program
  70
  - Using the PUT/GET Commands
    71
- Sample Run of POINT Program
  71
- Sample PUT Program
  71
  - Using the STATUS Command
    72
- Sample GET Program
  72
- Sample Run of PUT/GET Program
  72
  - Menu Options
    74
- Sample STATUS Program
  74
  - Saving and Loading Programs and Data
    76
    
    With ATARI BASIC
    76
- Sample XIO Program
  76
  - LIST and ENTER
    77
- Sample Interest Program
  78
- Sample Run of Interest Program
  78
- Sample Program to Create a Data File
  79
  - OPEN and CLOSE
    80
- Run of Sample Data File
  80
- The Information Stored on Diskette
  80
  - Accessing Damaged Files
    81
  - The AUTORUN.SYS File
    81
- Get Byte Program
  81
- An AUTORUN.SYS Example for the Advanced User
  82
6 Additional Information about the Disk Drive System

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- Atari Diskettes
  83
- ATARI 815 Disk Drive
  83
- Disk Drive Operation
  84
- Appendices
  85
- C Basic Error Messages and How to Recover
  89
- DDOS II Memory Map
  95
  - For 32K Ram System
    95
    
    Contents
    95
    
    Drive
    99
- C How to Increase User RAM Space
  101
- H Major Differences between DOS I
  103
  - Structure of a Compound File
    105
  - C Lossary of Terms
    107
- Index
  113

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Table of Contents

1 Getting Started with Dos \I

2 Diskettes

3 Using Dos II

4 Selecting a Dos Menu Option

5 More User Information

6 Additional Information about the Disk Drive System

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