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Date   : Sun, 23 Jun 1985 12:53:00 MDT
From   : Keith Petersen <W8SDZ@SIMTEL20.ARPA>
Subject: BYE335 now available from SIMTEL20

BYE335, the remote console program that allows modem callers to use
your CP/M-80 system, is now available from SIMTEL20.

Filename                       Type     Bytes   CRC

Directory MICRO:<CPM.BYE3>
ASMB3.SUB.1                    ASCII     1580  3AACH
B3AC-0.IQS.1                   BINARY    2304  C988H
B3AD-0.IQS.1                   BINARY    3072  16EEH
B3AM-0.IQS.1                   BINARY    2944  9767H
B3AP-0.IQS.1                   BINARY    2944  97CDH
B3CC-0.IQS.1                   BINARY    3968  BD72H
B3CM-0.IQS.1                   BINARY    3584  AEC4H
B3CP-0.IQS.1                   BINARY    4736  A9A7H
B3DC-0.IQS.1                   BINARY    1792  1E5BH
B3DP-0.IQS.1                   BINARY    2944  D2FBH
B3EP-0.IQS.1                   BINARY    2816  0BB0H
B3H8-0.BUG.1                   ASCII      222  6894H
B3H8-1.IQS.1                   BINARY    2432  C891H
B3HZ-0.IQS.1                   BINARY    3584  EDAEH
B3KP-0.IQS.1                   BINARY    2560  BA18H
B3MD-0.IQS.1                   BINARY    3840  E12CH
B3OS-0.IQS.1                   BINARY    5760  06EDH
B3PH-0.IQS.1                   BINARY    2688  6ABDH
B3R1-0.IQS.1                   BINARY    2176  B0D5H
B3R2-0.IQS.1                   BINARY    3072  DFA9H
B3R3-0.IQS.1                   BINARY    2176  48DCH
B3R4-0.IQS.1                   BINARY    2176  CED6H
B3SB-0.IQS.1                   BINARY    2560  9164H
B3TV-0.IQS.1                   BINARY    3712  C2E0H
B3US-0.IQS.1                   BINARY    3072  73AFH
B3ZB-0.IQS.1                   BINARY    2944  1D59H
BYE3-INS.IQF.1                 BINARY    2560  F0B8H

BYE3-INS.LBR.1                 BINARY   77312  A3C9H
this .LBR has all the overlays above except the new B3H8-1.IQS

BYE335.LBR.1                   BINARY   90368  9E85H
this .LBR is the main BYE335 program files

BYE335 takes full advantage of the result codes returned by modems
using "AT" protocol.  It uses the terse mode to recognize the speed of
the incoming signal and automatically adjusts the computer I/O to that
speed, without the user needing to type any CR's.  This is of particular
benefit for RCPM systems using the new 300/1200/2400 modems.

Earlier versions of BYE2 and BYE3 have relied on the old PMMI routine to
match the incoming speed by adjusting the I/O baud rate until a carriage
return character is recognized from a string of CR's sent by the user.
That method is not needed by modems using "AT" result codes.

All the inserts below have been altered to work with BYE335 and later.
Nearly all support 2400 bps in addition to 300 and 1200 bps.  BYE3 has
an equate to set with the highest speed available for your modem.  This
includes 300, 1200 or 2400 bps.

BYE3 includes routines developed for use with modems using the "AT" pro-
tocol pioneered by Hayes.  No external smartmodem inserts are needed,
except for systems such as the Cermetek or Pen-tel which use their own
protocol.  The included smartmodem routines also allow answering on
first ring, with optional echo-checking required by some modems for in-
sured accuracy of command accectance.

     REMEMBER: These are inserts, not overlays.  They go into
               BYE3 at the area specifified by the ++++ char-
               acters, near the start of the program.

               These have all been renumbered and and renamed to
               six characters length to eliminate confusion with
               mainframe systems limited to six characters per
               filename.

               There is always a possibility of conflict with
               names selected for labels - if your assembler 
               shows duplicate labels, it should be simple to
               select a different name in that event.

                       Hardware specific inserts
                       -------------------------

B3AD-0.INS  Advanced Digital Super Quad & Super Six (Dart and 8116)
B3AC-0.INS  Apple II with Novation Apple-Cat modem card
B3AM-0.INS  AMPRO "Little Board" (Dart and CTC)
B3AP-0.INS  Apple II with Mountain CPS serial card (2651)
B3CC-0.INS  CCS-2719 & Sierra Data Science (SIO and CTC)
B3CM-0.INS  Cermetek Infomate 212a
B3CP-0.INS  CompuPro Interfacer 3 or 4, System Support 1 systems (2651)
B3DC-0.INS  Apple II with Hayes Micromodem 100 or 80-103 modem card
B3DP-0.INS  Datapoint insert (8251A and CTC timer to set baud rates)
B3EP-0.INS  Epson QX-10 (201 MPSC and 4618 RTC)
B3H8-0.INS  Heath/Zenith H89 (8250 I/O at 2 MHz.)
B3HZ-0.INS  Heath/Zenith -100 series (2661B at 4.9152 MHz.)
B3KP-0.INS  KayPro (SIO and 8116)
B3MD-0.INS  Morrow MicroDecision computer (8251 and CTC)
B3OS-0.INS  Osborne OS-1
B3PH-0.INS  Philips "Happy Man" P2000C (SIO and CTC)
B3R1-0.INS  Radio Shack TRS-80 Model I (1602)
B3R2-0.INS  Radio Shack II,12,16 & 16B.  (8251 and CTC timer)
B3R3-0.INS  Radio Shack TRS-80 Model III (1602)
B3R4-0.INS  Radio Shack TRS-80 Model IV (1685 and 19411)
B3SB-0.INS  Intertec Superbrain (8251 and 19411 timer)
B3TV-0.INS  TeleVideo TS-802 with external modem
B3US-0.INS  US Robotics S-100 plug in modem board (8251)
B3ZB-0.INS  Zorba (8251 and 8254-2)

--Keith
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