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SynchroNet ES/2 <strong>Service</strong> <strong>Manual</strong><br />

MACHINE PARAMETERS<br />

MACHINE GENERAL DATA<br />

NAME $10e0 to $10f3<br />

This 20 character string is displayed to tell the user what machine he has. It should be set so that the<br />

first 12 characters make a complete name for the NORM display. The remaining 8 characters give<br />

any extra information for the MACHINE display.<br />

EOT $10f4<br />

This is the end of text byte for the above name string.<br />

RESERVED $10f5<br />

RSPMAP $10f6 $10f7<br />

This parameter is ‘ANDed’ with the response to a device type request before a search of subfile is<br />

made.<br />

RESPON $10f8 $10f9<br />

This parameter gives the response of the machine to a device type request. If parameter sersel is<br />

non zero and the response matches this parameter then the subfile is loaded.<br />

SERSEL $10fa<br />

If this byte non zero then a device type request message will be sent to the machine after a reset. If<br />

a response can be matched to a subfile then that subfile is loaded.<br />

MCNTYPE $10fb<br />

display : MCNTYP<br />

This byte contains the type of machine:<br />

1 = Audio Tape Machine<br />

2 = Video Tape Machine<br />

3 = Film Machine<br />

4 = Digital Audio Machine<br />

5 = Digital workstation<br />

The kernel software makes many decisions based on this parameter so it is important to set it<br />

correctly.<br />

CSUM $10fc<br />

This byte is reserved for the kernel to keep a checksum of the file while it is held in RAM.<br />

SUBFILE $10fe<br />

display : SUBFIL<br />

This byte is reserved for the number of any subfile that has been used to modify the main file.<br />

FILE $10ff<br />

This byte contains the file number of the particular machine that is in use. It is this number which is<br />

matched to the cable number, read at power up.<br />

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