User`s guide

Table 2-5 Control Characters for the Console I/O Mode
Control Character
CTRL/P (program I/O mode)
CTRL/C
CTRL/P (console I/O mode)
CTRL/U
CTRL/S
CTRL/Q
CTRL/O
2.5.2 BOOT Command
The BOOT command is:
Function
Aborts the current command, prints halt message, and returns
the console to the console
I/O mode idle loop
The console prints:
p
?02PC=nnnnnnnnn
»)
!CTRL/P.
!Halt message.
!Console idle
!loop.
Aborts the current operation and returns the console to the
console
I/O mode idle loop
Same as CTRL/C
Aborts acceptance of the current input line; instructs the con-
sole program to return to the idle loop and reissue the console
prompt
Stops the terminal from printing the current output; only con-
trol characters are recognized while
in this state
Resumes printing
on the teminal after CTRL/S is issued
Enables and disables the console printout
B[(space>(TU58-select>][(space)(device-name>](CR>
The BOOT command loads and executes a bootstrap command file from a drive device (TU58, R80,
RL02, RA80,
RA81 or RA60), as shown below:
»)B
Loads and executes
DEFBOO.CMD from
the default
tape
drive.
»)B
DQO
Loads and executes
DQOBOO.CMD from
the
default
tape
drive.
»)B
DUO Loads and
executes DUOBOO.CMD from
the
default
tape
drive.
»)B
DJO
Loads and executes
DJOBOO.CMD from
the
default
tape
drive.
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