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We plan to continually improve this package} as time goes on. You can always get the latest version by sending us $10.00. This is also the first versi}on that will run standalone, that is, it does not depend on the OMNIVIEW chip to generate the 80 column screen. T}his means that you can run OmniCom with any operating system on any 8 bit Atari computer with at least 48K. In fact,} you are free to distribute OmniCom freely. However, anyone who chooses to use OmniCom must send $10 to the fo}llowing address. For that $10 they will receive a disk with the latest version of the program and complete } documentation. CDY Consulting 421 Hanbee  } Richardson, TX 75080 If you have a need for 80 column word processing we can provide yo!}u with an 80 column operating system enhancement (OMNIVIEW) and an 80 column word processor (OmniWriter). The"} cost is $49.95 for the 400/800 or $39.95 for the 130XE or 800XL. This is a very powerful full featured w#}ord processor/text editor that will use any 130XE or AXLON compatible memory expansion you might have as an extensi$}on of your text buffer. AtariWriter Plus (for 130XE compatible machines) or Letter/Data Perfect can also be conve%}rted to 80 columns for use with OMNIVIEW for a cost of $10.00 plus a copy of the original disk. Every attem&}pt has been made to make OmniCom compatible with 850-like interfaces. 835 and 1030 modems will work if they have '} a serial driver that makes them look like an 850 (like ATARISRS.232 provided on the OmniCom disk). For there (}to be any hope that it will be compatible with other incompatible devices (MPP, in particular) we will n)}eed technical data on the device. Getting OmniCom to run ATARISRS.232 is an RS2*}32 handler for the 850, 835, and 1030 and I believe it originated from Russ Wetmore. It provides an 'R:' device+} that will work with any of these ATARI modems. If you have an 835 or 1030 you should probably use this as your RS,}232 handler. If you are using a P:R:Connection you will want to use the handler supplied with that device. -} To get this program into an executable form you will need to append OC.OBJ to your RS232 handler. Fo.}r example, if you choose ATARISRS.232, then you should make a copy of it to a file called 'OC'. From DOS this i/}s done as follows: 'C (RETURN) ATARISRS.232,OC (RETURN)'. 0} page 1 OmniCom: VT100 Emulator/Kermit/XMODEM/Capture Shareware Then append 'OC.OBJ' with the fol1}lowing command: 'C (RETURN) OC.OBJ,OC/A (RETURN)'. Now you can load and execute 'OC' 2}with the 'L' option of DOS: 'L (RETURN) OC (RETURN)'. Ho3}oking up Your Monitor Some people are satisfied using 80 columns with a composite color monitor or even 4}a TV set, especially if the color is turned off. However, the best 80 column output is achieved with eith5}er a monochrome monitor or a color monitor with separate chrominance and luminance inputs (like the Teknika M6}J10, Commodore 1702 or 1802, etc.). But even if you have the right monitor, the output will not look good u7}nless it is hooked up correctly! The ATARI monitor jack has three video outputs: composite, chroma, and luma. If yo8}u have a monochrome monitor then you must use the luma output. If you have a color monitor with separate chrom9}a and luma inputs then you must use these two outputs from the ATARI. (Looking into the monitor :}jack on the computer) Audio 3 * * 1 Luma Chroma 5 * ;} * 4 Composite Ground 2 * Depending on your cable, you may need to modify the <}connector that plugs into the computer or, if your cable has multiple plugs, select the proper plug at the moni=}tor. When the monitor is hooked up correctly each pixel should be distinct and of equal intensity. >} Operation of OmniCom First of all I must give credit to David Bailey and others who worked?} on the public domain version of VT10SQ, a simple 80 column VT100 emulator. Their work resulted in a minimal@} VT100 emulation that was satisfactory for many applications. It was used as an early model for OmniCom, which hA}as much improved screen and keyboard processing, along with file transfer protocols and the ability to customizeB} the communication parameters. The operation of OmniCom was designed to be simple and yet flexible. IC}f you are running a 300 baud modem then you can just start typing. If you are running a 1200 baud modem then you willD} want to change the baud rate. This and other parameters are changed via the OPTION key under the '(P)arametersE}' selection. Using the OPTION key you will also find other goodies: a BREAK generator, capture mode, an 835/1030 F} dialer, file transfer, dumb ATASCII or smart VT100 terminal selection, and the ability to quit to DOS. Feel free toG} experiment. You can answer any question with a RETURN without having any effect. H} page 2 OmniCom: VT100 Emulator/Kermit/XMODEM/Capture Shareware Although OmniCom shouldI} be able to keep up with 1200 baud most of the time, it may have trouble keeping up if several screens of continuous J} data are received, especially if the lines are short, resulting in lots of scrolling. In this case it will useK} XON/XOFF to keep the input buffer from overflowing. You will know this is happening because the screenL} border will blink everytime an XOFF is sent. If you want to avoid missing any characters on the screen, be sure tM}hat the computer at the other end has XON/XOFF activated. It is even more critical that XON/XOFF be activated durN}ing capture mode since the capture buffer is quite small (256 bytes - however, it is continually dumped to disO}k so the effective size of the capture buffer is as large as your disk). If the host you are communicating with cannot P}be made to recognize XON/XOFF then capture mode will work very poorly. The keys to generate the characters fQ}or left and right braces, grave accent, and tilde (which ATARI left out of their character set for some dumb R}reason) are as follows: Left brace : control-9 Right brace : control-0 S} Grave accent: control-7 Tilde : ATARI key (lower right corner) The other thT}ing you should be aware of is the simulation of the DEC VT100 keypad. It is accessed by holding down the SELECT kU}ey while typing the following keys: Mapping of VT100 Keypad to ATARI Keyboard V} +-------+-------+-------+-------+ | PF1/1 | PF2/2 | PF3/3 | PF4/4 | +-------W}+-------+-------+-------+ | 7/Q | 8/W | 9/E | -/R | +-------+-------+X}-------+-------+ | 4/A | 5/S | 6/D | ,/F | +-------+-------+-------+-Y}------+ | 1/Z | 2/X | 3/C | | +-------+-------+-------+ENTER/V| Z} | 0/B | ./N | | +-------+-------+-------+-------+ [} If you do not like this mapping you are free to redo it to suit your tastes. Read about that in the next section \} on customizing your keyboard. ATARI VT100 keypad Xmitted ]} Sequence (application)(numeric) ^} DOWN ARROW LEFT ARROW PF2 b} (same) c} PF4 (same) 9 (same) e} 4 (same) f} 6 (same)g} 1 q}B%DOS SYSB*)DUP SYSBSAUTORUN SYSBATARISRS232B)OC DOCJOC OBJOCDSK DOC'PROFS OPT2*README OC (same) 3 r} (same) s} 0 (same) PF1 PF2 PF3 PF4 8 PF6 9 PF7 5 PF9 1 PF11 3 PA1 - PA3 } 0 } NEWLINE RETURN <^M> ENTER }(Logo) LF <^J> CLEAR ENTER FIELD TAB } <^I> DELETE ($7F) } ERASE EOF TOGGLE INSERT . } HOME <^H> RE-DISPLAY }<^V> page 6 OmniCom: VT100 Emulator/Kermit/XMODEM/Capture Sharewar}e Grave Accent <$60> T}ilde <$7E> Left Brace <$7B> } Right Brace <$7D> Changing Communication Parameters If you press OPTION and then} answer 'P' and 'N', you will be given an opportunity to adjust some communication parameters, set the screen c}olors, cause local echo, and then save your changes to disk. Remember, if you want to leave a parameter the way} it is, just hit RETURN. In selecting the baud rate, you can either choose 300, 1200, or cust}omize. If you choose to customize then you can specify the values for AUX1 and AUX2 during the XIO 36 and XIO 34 when t}he modem channel is opened. These two XIO commands control the baud rate, the word size, the number of stop }bits, carrier detect, and other control lines. Refer to your interface manual to find out which of these } parameters are recognized by your interface: XIO 36: AUX1: bits 0-3 - baud rate ($0A=1200, $08=300, $0E=9600) } bits 4-5 - word size (8 to 5 bits -> 0 = 8 bits) bit 7 - 1 or 2 stop bits (0 = 1 stop }bit) AUX2: bit 0 - monitor CRX * Interface will return an * bit 1 - monitor C}TS * error if one of these lines * bit 2 - monitor DSR * is selected but not on. * XIO} 34: AUX1: bits 0-1 - 0 -> do not change XMIT 2 -> set XMIT to SPACE (0) } 3 -> set XMIT to MARK (1) bits 4-5 - 0 -> do not change RTS 2 -> tur}n RTS off 3 -> turn RTS on bits 6-7 - 0 -> do not change RTS } 2 -> turn DTR off 3 -> turn DTR on In selecting the parity you can ei}ther choose none, even, odd, or custom. If you choose to customize then you will be able to specify the AUX}1 and AUX2 to be used during the XIO 38 when the modem channel is opened. This XIO command controls parity, translatio}n and linefeed options: XIO 38: AUX1: bits 0-1 - 0 -> do not change parity bit }1 -> set output parity odd 2 -> set output parity even 3 -> set o}utput parity to 1 bits 2-3 - 0 -> ignore and do not change parity bit 1 -> c}heck for odd parity, clear parity bit 2 -> check for even parity, clear parity bit } 3 -> do not check parity, clear parity bit page 7 } OmniCom: VT100 Emulator/Kermit/XMODEM/Capture Shareware bits 4-5 - 0 -> light ATASCII/ASCII translatio}n 1 -> heavy ATASCII/ASCII translation 2 -> no translation } bit 6 - 0 -> do not append LF 1 -> append LF after CR After setting }the modem parameters you can set the screen colors. These values are stored in the color registers at $2C5, $2C}6, and $2C8. You may have to experiment to find the best colors for your tastes. You can also activate local} echo if the computer at the other end is not echoing your typing. In addition, you may want to activate local ech}o to view a file being sent with ASCII file transfer. File Transfer Menu, Status Line, and Disk Director}y If you choose 'F' under the OPTION menu you will go into the file transfer menu. There you will have }a choice of three different types of file transfer protocols. XMODEM and Kermit will be described in the next }sections. The third type is ASCII transfer, whereby a file can be simply dumped out the serial port with no speci}al protocol except XON/XOFF used as flow control. To prevent characters from being lost you must enable XON/}XOFF in the host computer. As an alternative to XON/XOFF (or in addition to it) you can control the rate} at which characters are sent during ASCII transfer by specifying the ASCII delay (in units of 16 milliseconds) unde}r the (O)ptions selection. If you wish to view the file as it is being sent you can do so by enabling local ec}ho under the (P)arameters selection of the OPTION menu. The other parameters under the (O)ptions selec}tion of the file transfer menu will be described in the next sections. The current values of the file trans}fer parameters are always displayed in the status line above the menu. If you are using a special mode (debug, } ctrl-Z XMODEM, or 8 bit data) this fact will also show up in the status line. To examine a disk dire}ctory you need only type the number of the drive. Use of XMODEM File Transfer } XMODEM is a simple, fairly reliable way of transferring files to (upload) and from (download) other co}mputers and bulletin board systems. It uses a very simple handshaking mechanism for transferring the file in 12}8 byte blocks whereby each block that is transmitted must be acknowledged by the receiving computer with a single by}te ACK. If noise on the line causes the block to arrive corrupted then this will usually be detected by a checks}um that is appended to the block, in which case a NAK is returned instead so that the block will be retransmi}tted. A sequence number is also part of the block to insure that everything arrives in order and that no block is lost}. To start the transfer you must get the remote computer started first. }page 8 OmniCom: VT100 Emulator/Kermit/XMODEM/Capture Shareware For example, if you wish to download }a file (from the remote computer to yours) you must tell it that you wish to download. It will probably a}sk you for the filename and then after a short interval tell you that it is ready. At that point you can go to the OPTI}ON menu and choose (F)ile-xfer and then (D)ownload. You must then supply a filename, which can be different} from the filename supplied to the remote computer. After that your computer will send a NAK to get thing}s started and you should see the transmit and receive lights blinking, assuming that your modem has status lamps. } You will also see a number representing the retransmission count printed to the screen for every block tran}sferred. When the transfer is complete the file transfer menu will appear again and you can (Q)uit or hit RETURN }to go back to the terminal mode. Before an upload or download is attempted you should first decide which} mode to do the transfer in, ASCII or 8 bit (ATASCII), and make the appropriate choice under the (O)ptions se}lection in the (F)ile-xfer menu. 8 bit mode will transfer the file as is, without any translation. It is mai}nly used for transferring programs and other non-text files. In ASCII mode during upload, all $9B bytes are }converted to two bytes: $0D $0A (CR LF). In ASCII mode during download, all $0D (CR) bytes are converted to $9B} and all $0A (LF) bytes are thrown away. ASCII mode is used for transferring text, especially if the remo}te computer is not an ATARI. If you are unsure which mode to use, ATASCII is probably the safest, especially if you} are communicating with an ATARI computer. Another option concerns the method in which the XMODEM at the ot}her end handles the end-of-file. OmniCom defaults to using the byte count of the last block to pad the last block }(which seems to be the most popular technique in the ATARI world). However, many systems pad the last block wi}th ctrl-Z ($1A). If you know this to be the case or if you discover extraneous ctrl-Z characters at the end of a f}ile you downloaded, be sure to enable this option. Under the same (O)ptions selection in the (F)ile-xfer m}enu you can also make a couple of other choices. If you would like you can put OmniCom in debug mode so that }all XMODEM transactions are printed to the screen. You may find this interesting but it is not good to leave it }in this mode all the time as it will slow down your file transfers. Another option is the default disk drive when you d}o not supply it with the filename at the beginning of a transfer. Once you have these options set the way you l}ike them you will probably want to save them to disk under the (P)arameters selection in the OPTION menu. } Kermit Operation For file transfer over a packet switched network like the ARPANET a } more robust protocol like Kermit is usually preferred, even though it is slower than XMODEM. The Kermit in OmniCom } is particularly robust because it will not only retry individual packets but, if a particular file fails for any } reason, it will keep retrying that file until it is finally successful. If the remote computer is in server mode then  }you page 9 OmniCom: VT100 Emulator/Kermit/XMODEM/Capture Shareware } can be fairly certain that your transfer will be successful, even if left unattended. If you want to abort a  }transfer you can do so by holdng down START/SELECT/OPTION for one packet time. You can also cause a premat}ure timeout or retransmission by typing any key. A complete description of Kermit operation is beyond the scope of} this manual. However, for most cases you can put the remote computer in server mode by starting the remote Ker}mit and typing "server". Then you can control things from your end by using either (S)end or (R)eceive. } When prompted for a filename wildcards are allowed (this is the one big advantage over XMODEM). Use the (F)inish c}ommand to take the remote computer out of server mode. You can also send and receive files one at a time by st}arting the operation at each end for every file. Notice that the filename is part of the transfer so it does n}ot do any good to specify the filename on the receive end. The Kermit protocol is more elaborate than that of XMO}DEM, involving the exchange of communication parameters and the filename in addition to the user data. It also u}ses a quote character ('#') to transform all control characters (<$20) into printable ASCII characters because s}ome communications media and networks are sensitive to control characters. There are also provisions for quoting} bytes with the 8th bit on and for repeat counts but these options are not yet implemented in OmniCom. If you are} curious, you can activate the debug mode under the 'Options' selection to see the protocol in action. However, you } should not always run in this mode because it slows things down considerably and may cause unneeded retransmi}ssions. A couple of other things may be of help. To transfer binary files or other files where the 8th bit }of the characters is necessary, you will need to use the '(O)ptions' selection to tell Kermit to pass all 8 b}its. Also, you must not have parity enabled (under 'Parameters' in the OPTION menu) if you want your modem to pass all }eight bits intact. Likewise, you may have to do something special to your host to make it store 8 bit files. For e}xample, if you are going through a TAC onto a host on the ARPANET, you will need to make the TAC pass all 8 bits  } with the following commands: '@b o s(RETURN)@b i s(RETURN)'. On a TOPS-20 operating system the command to make th!}e Kermit store 8 bit files is: 'SET FILE 8-BIT'. Also under the (O)ptions selection you will find that"} the Kermit timeout between retransmissions can be set (in units of 4.3 seconds). If you are communicating over #}a network with large delays (possibly because of congestion) resulting in many timeouts you may want to len$}gthen this parameter. You can also specify the number of retransmissions before Kermit will give up and start%} over. Being able to specify both the retransmission timeout and number should allow you to tweak OmniCom's Kermit&} for optimal performance with any system. Responses To Characters Received By the Terminal Emulator '} Unknown escape sequences of the form "ESC char" are absorbed by the emulator without further effect. (} page 10 OmniCom: VT100 Emulator/Kermit/XMODEM/Capture Shareware E)}scape Seq Mnemonic Description of Action ESC D IND Index, cursor down 1 line, can scroll *} ESC E NEL Cursor start of line below, can scroll ESC H HTS Set one tab at cu+}rrent position ESC M RI Rev Index, cursor up 1 line, can scroll ESC Z DECID ,}Indentify term (response is ESC[?1;0c) ESC 7 DECSC Save cursor position and attributes ESC 8 -} DECRC Restore cursor from saved position ESC [ Pn A CUU Cursor up Pn lines, does not .}scroll ESC [ Pn B CUD Cursor down Pn lines, does not scroll ESC [ Pn C CUF Cursor for/}ward, stays on same line ESC [ Pn D CUB Cursor backward, stays on same line ESC [ Pn; Pn H CUP 0} Set cursor to row, column (same as HVP) ESC [ Ps J ED Erase in display: 1} 0= cursor to end of screen, inclusive 1= start of screen to cursor, inclusive 2} 2= entire screen, cursor does not move. ESC [ Ps K EL Erase in line: 3} 0= cursor to end of line, inclusive 1= start of line to cu4}rsor, inclusive 2= entire line ESC [ Pn; Pn R CPR Cursor report (row, col)5}, sent by term Example: home position yields ESC[1;1R ESC [ Pn c DA D6}evice attributes (reports ESC [?1;0c) ESC [ Pn; Pn f HVP Set cursor to row, col (same as CUP) ESC [ Ps g7} TBC Tabs clear, 0 = here, 3 = all ESC [ 20 h LNM Set newline mode (lf = cr/lf) ESC [8} 20 l LNM Reset newline mode (lf = lf) ESC [ ? Ps;...;Ps h SM Set mode, see table below ESC [9} ? Ps;...;Ps l RM Reset mode, see table below Ps mnemonic mode set reset :} 1 DECCKM cursor keys application numeric 3 DECCOLM Columns cl;}ear screen clear screen 5 DECSCNM Screen reverse video normal 7 <} DECAWM Autowrap on off ESC [ Ps;...;Ps m SGR Select graphic rendition =} 0 = reverse video off 7 = reverse video ESC [ Ps n DSR >} Device Status Report. 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Then get O}mniCom into an executable form by appending OC.OBJ to your RS232 handler. OmniCom will work with all modem interfaces that a}ct like an 850 or 1030. The supplied handler ATARISRS.232 will work with all ATARI modems. For more details copy the docume}ntation to a printer (P:) or to the screen (E:). For example, while in DOS type: 'C (RETURN) OC.DOC,P: (RETURN)'. documev @plj;k+*opu i-=vcbxz436521, .nm/ rey twq9078<>fhdgsaLJ:K\^OPU I_|VCBXZ$#&%"![ ]NM?~REY TWQ()'}@{}FHDGSA     {}`~   DC@A  }}OOYDOT}}MnOY D } }UO2T } }N }U72}}GN 3}} G 5}}P 2}}UP2}}RU0}}ER4}} I }}T}}Y }!}P"}#}E$}%} &}'}  n(}mMsprqwRyxQPlnnplmSvqturslvutM)}DCABz Important Notes on Using the OmniCom 80-Column Terminal Emulator Introduction: Why does anyone ne#+}ed an 80-column terminal program? There are several, if not many, "good" terminal emulators for the 8-bi#,}t Atari computers, that have many "nice" features. But there are very few such programs that also provide an 80-column#-} display. For many users, who only use their terminal programs with Atari-based or other BBSs, a 40-column di#.}splay may be satisfactory. But there are times when an 80-column display is useful, if not essential for #/} efficient use of the host system. For example, if you will be logging on to a computer at your place of work, or some #0} other "professional" time-sharing system, you may find that a 40-column display is a major annoyance (I did), ev#1}en if you can alter your terminal settings on the system to use 40 columns. Even on such commercial online services as#2} Compuserve, GEnie, etc. an 80-column terminal may improve the quality of your interface with the system. For ex#3}ample, I use OmniCom on Delphi, and since OmniCom emulates a DEC VT100, and Delphi has a special terminal#4}-type setting for the VT100, I can get a clear screen between Forum messages when reading them. Also, with 80 column#5}s, a given amount of text will require only 1/2 as many return/linefeeds as it does in 40 columns, which speeds up#6} output somewhat. Finally, most users have 80-column printers rather than the older 40-column printers these day#7}s, and OmniCom's 80-column display combined with its screen-dump-to-printer feature makes for quite readab#8}le screen printouts on an 80-column printer. The following tips, along with the information and instructions#9} in the OC.DOC file, will help you get the most out of OmniCom. 1. Read at least the first few sections (up t#:}o "Operation of OmniCom") of the OC.DOC file before you attempt to run OmniCom. (In particular, note that you will#;} need to choose an RS-232 [R:] handler and append OmniCom to it before it will run.) Also, you will probably want #<} to change the definition of the Delete/Bk Sp key. See the section on "Customizing Your Keyboard." #=}2. Don't bother to send $10 to "CDY Consulting" - Mr. Young has retired from Atari programming. He is (or at lea#>}st was) a full-time professional programmer at Rockwell somewhere in Texas, and reportedly he just "burned out" t#?}rying to keep up with the support of OMNIVIEW, OmniCom, and his other products. I may, in the near future,#@} investigate the possibility of CDY releasing the source for OmniCom, if there is interest. In the meantim#A}e, this program may be distributed freely, as OC.DOC states. (Upgrades to this program used to cost $10 EACH,#B} as I paid for one of them; but this copy was given to me by Newell Industries just for asking, when I upgraded#C} my OMNIVIEW chip - see the next item.) 3. The OMNIVIEW chip (a customized OS ROM that provides #D} a user-selectable 80 column display with almost any program that uses the E: or S: devices, plus other featur#E}es), which comes with the OmniWriter 80 word processing program, is available from Newell I#F}ndustries, P.O. Box 253, Wylie, TX 75098 (phone 214-442-6612). You don't need this chip to run OmniCom, the 80-column#G} display drivers are built in. 4. To be able to read the 80 column display, you will get the best re#H}sults by using something with a higher resolution than an ordinary color TV or composite color monitor. A mo#I}nochrome monitor or even a very good B&W TV is OK. If you have an 800, 130XE, or an 800XL (the 800XL would need a#J} tiny modification made to it), you can use a color monitor with split chroma/luma like the Commodore 1702 or 1802 #K} (what I use). You will need a cable with a properly-wired 5-pin DIN plug on one end, and three RCA-type plugs (ch#L}roma, luma, and audio) on the other. Check with your local Atari dealer, if you are not interested in maki#M}ng or modifying cables. A friend told me that he was able to read the 80 columns on his composite color monitor by tu#N}rning the color down and otherwise twiddling the knobs. 5. BUG: OmniCom, when doing an Xmodem Download, fai#O}ls to send the final ACK. The remote system waits (indefinitely?) for this ACK. Work-around: after Quitti#P}ng File-transfer mode (back to terminal mode), just press F (ACK in ASCII). (I do this with UNIX(r), #Q} Delphi, the SCAT BBS, etc. and it has always worked.) 6. OmniCom may not run with some versions or brands of D#R}OS. (For example, it won't run under DOS XL - at least not for me, but I would love to be proven wrong. It wil#S}l run under SpartaDos - I use it with SpartaDos X, with the "USE BANKED" configuration. 7. OmniCom has a ph#T}one number autodial feature but it appears to not work! I always use the redefinable keyboard to do about the sam#U}e thing. Edit the "key map" and put in your modem commands. A good choice of keys is 1, 2, 3,... (but #V}NOT 7, 9 or 0), to simulate function keys. To do this, select (P)arameters from the [OPTION] menu and follow t#W}he prompts (see OC.DOC page 4, "Customizing your Keyboard"). Hint: a string (here, a modem command) is cal#X}led a "macro." Use to delete the 2 hex digits, then hit and you will be prompted for#Y} the string (terminate it with a ). 8. Have fun, and if you have any questions after reading the #Z}OC.DOC file, feel free to post a message to me here on DELPHI (TURBONICK) and I will be happy to answer to the best#[} of my ability. Nick DiMasi on DELPHI (TURBONICK) and I will be happy to answer to the best 8