Service manual
Page 9Installation Instructions: AM-338 / AM-339 RJE Board Set
5.2Software Installation
AlphaRJE version 4.0(122) or later is required in order to use the AM-338/AM-339 board
set. Download the AlphaRJE software onto your computer’s hard disk drive; for example:
LOG OPR:
STRRES DSK0:[]=ALL:[]
No changes are required to the AMOS32.INI file in order to run AlphaRJE on your Eagle
computer.
Note the first time you run AlphaRJE, you will be asked to enter a Product Installation
Code (or PIC). To do so, execute the RJE program from AMOS command level.
This PIC is a unique indentifier for your computer that must be obtained from your
dealer. Enter the PIC, carefully verifying you have entered it correctly and press
RETURN
.
After a brief pause, you should be returned to AMOS command level and you can
proceed with the remainder of the installation. If you see the error message
?Improper SSD, verify you entered the correct PIC by re-installing the software and
trying again. If you still receive the same error, check with your dealer to make sure the
correct PIC was supplied for your computer.
You must successfully complete this portion of the AlphaRJE installation for any other
portion to work.
5.3Configuring RJE
In order to run AlphaRJE correctly, you need to run two programs prior to using RJE to
communicate with the IBM computer. The CONFIG program allows you to change
various options and the CACOTA program generates a carriage control tape file for
report formatting on IBM hosts that use carriage control.
The CONFIG program is the same as in previous versions of AlphaRJE, only now the
I/O address field can accept full 32 bit values. When you run CONFIG, use the following
values for the I/O address field:
If your Eagle computer has an AM-319(-00) board, use address FFFFF300.
If your Eagle computer has an AM-319(-10) board, use address FFFFF100.
If your Eagle computer has an AM-137 board, use address FFFFF100.
The interrupt level does not matter and may be any value from zero to seven.
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