Byte data link channel, documentation:
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| Protocol | 7K
| Serial Tube protocol documentation.
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Byte data link channel, clients:
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| 6502: | 6502.src | 45K
| 6502 Client and HostFS filing system v0.14 source.
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| 6502Client | 2K
| 6502 Serial Client v0.14.
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| HostFS | 4K
| 6502 HostFS filing system v0.14.
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| HostFS.txt | 2K
| 6502 HostFS filing system documentation.
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| Z80: | Z80.src | 22K
| Z80 Serial Client v0.10 source.
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| Z80Client | 2K
| Z80 Serial Client v0.10.
(Z80.lst 44K assembly listing.)
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| Z80Small | 1K
| Z80 Small Serial Client v0.10.
(Z80sm.lst 36K assembly listing.)
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| 6809: | 6809.src | 24K
| 6809 Serial Client v0.11 source.
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| 6809Client | 2K
| 6809 Serial Client v0.11.
(6809.lst 50K assembly listing.)
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| 6812: | |
| 6812 Client..
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| ARM: | ARM.src | 22K
| ARM Client code source.
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Byte data link channel, hosts:
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| TubeHost | 38K
| Serial Tube Host v0.27 in BBC BASIC for RISC OS/Windows.
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| TubeHost.exe | 123K
| Serial Tube Host v0.27 Windows binary.
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| TubeHost.txt | 3K
| Serial Tube Host documentation.
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| 6502Host.src | 31K
| 6502 Serial Host source.
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| TestClient | 1K
| Serial Tube test client and test code
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Packet data link channel (experimental):
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| 6502Pkt.src | 44K
| 6502 Client code and HostFS filing system source (incomplete).
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| HostFSPkt | 4K
| 6502 HostFS filing system.
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| 65ClientPkt | 2K
| 6502 Serial Client.
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| HostPkt | 22K
| Serial Tube host in BBC BASIC for RISC OS/Windows (incomplete).
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HostFS is the 6502 Serial Tube Client configured as a remote filing
system client.
The filing system is selected with *HOSTFS. By default, TubeHost
expects the client to be using 4800 baud, 8N1 (8bit 1stop 0parity), so use
*FX7,6, *FX8,6 or *Configure Baud 6, *Configure Data
5 at the BBC/Master end. The transmission is actually four times the
configured speed, so 19,200.
![[img]](../../BBCBasic/img/serial.gif)
Serial Tube is the Tube protocol implemented over
a single I/O channel such as a single serial or parallel port or even a
single Tube port. As with sending data and commands over the same channel
the two have to be distinguished. Serial Tube does this by escaping commands
from the data stream.
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