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Available Commands

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The commands available in ZLINK are listed below. Following the summary, each command is described in detail, in alphabetic order. Square brackets are used to denote optional entries, and angle brackets are used where actual text must be inserted into the command, as indicated by the contents of the angle brackets.

 ?    -  help 
* - comment
AB - specify absolute file name
AL - alignment mask
EN - end link
FO - force link if errors
HE - help
HX - HEX dump of absolute file
LN - transfer to ZLINK command file
LO - set logical address mode and origin
MA - produce link map
NA - specify module name
OLDF - use old format for ZABS output file
OR - set origin
PO - set physical address mode and origins
Q - quit and abort link
RE - relocate module
SN - snap file relocation
XR - produce cross reference

? - Help

The question mark command (?), (as well as the HE command), provides information on the available commands. Use this command any time during an interactive ZLINK session when assistance is required. If either of the two help commands are followed by a specific command name, then help for that particular command is supplied.

Format:  ? [<command>]

<command> is any of the commands available in ZLINK. Only the first two letters of each command are required. For example, ? NA. If the ? is entered without the command option, then the following information is displayed.

 Environment command: 
SNap <file>
Relocate command:
RE <file>
Locating commands:
ORigin <address>|<symbol>[,<limit>|<symbol>]
Logical address mode:
LOrigin <address>
Physical address mode:
POrigin <address> < physical address>]
ALign <mask>
Naming commands:
NAme <module name> [<comment>]
ABsolute <file>
Termination commands:
Quit (abnormal early termination)
ENd [<file> (normal termination)]
Option commands:
MAP [<file>]
XRef FO
OLDFormat HX (hex dump of .ZABS file)
Further information:
HElp [<option>] or ? [<option>]
Options: RUN

* - Comment

Format: * <text>

The asterisk (*) in column 1 is used to add comments to a command file. Any text that follows the asterisk is ignored by ZLINK.

AB - Specify Absolute File Name

Format: AB <file>

The AB command is used to specify the name of the absolute output file name produced by ZLINK. If this command is omitted, the name will default to the module name.ZABS. Note that either the absolute file name or module name must be specified, normally both.

AL - Specify Alignment Mask

Format: AL <mask>

<mask> is a power of 2 for the alignment.

The command is used to put the next code module on a particular address boundary as specified by the mask. This is useful for setting up tables, where it is often necessary to have the table origins on a page boundary.

EN - End Link

Format: EN [<file>]

<file> specifies the name of the absolute output file. If omitted, ZLINK uses the name file name specified by the NA command, with a file suffix of .ZABS. This file parameter is an alternative to the AB command and has the same effect.

FO - Force Link with Errors

Format: FO

The FO command is used to force the link to create a run file regardless of any undefined externals or other errors that may occur during the link process. The FO command would normally be used when there are undefined external references which will not be accessed by the code when it is running. All the undefined externals are ignored, although unpredictable results will ensue if an undefined external is referenced during execution.

HE - Help

Format: HE [<command>]

See under the ? command at the beginning of this section.

HX

Format: HX

The HX command causes ZLINK to produce a hexadecimal dump of the absolute file as part of the link map output.

LI - Library

Format: LI <file>

The LI command is not implemented.

LO - Set Logical Address Mode

Format: LO <address>

LO causes ZLINK to produce output records containing logical addresses in the absolute file. The command also establishes the logical address at which the executable code will be produced.

LN - Transfer to ZLINK Command File

Format: LN <file>

<file> is the name of the command file. If a file type extension is not specified, then ZLINK assumes the .ZLNK file type extension.

MA - Produce Link Map

Format: MA [file]

This command causes ZLINK to produce a link map output to the specified file. If the file name is not specified, the link map file name will be the module name with a suffix of .ZMAP.

The link map for the HDLC protocol (the ZLINK command file for which is listed above) is given as the following example.

Page 0001 ZCOM ZLINK R:2.01 <900725.1546>  Mon Jun 30 10:28:29 1997      

Link map for module VMUX-1.1 HDLC Download file

Link time: Mon Jun 30 10:28:29 1997

Module Phys Log Length Description

Name Addr Addr

Z7400A 00000 0000 0. @(#)ZCOM System Firmware (ROM) Rev 01.B5
@(#) ACC Rel B.02.40.00 for B.10.20 1997 z7400_rom
(C) Copyright 1995 Hewlett-Packard Co.,
All Rights Reserved.

FIRMWARE 00060 0060 12480. @(#)ZCOM Z7400A System Software
@(#) ACC Rel B.02.40.00 for B.10.20 1997 z7400_fw
(C) Copyright 1995,1997 Hewlett-Packard Co.,
All Rights Reserved.
$Header: z7400_fw.z80@@/main/13 07/25/97 02:38:14 $
$Header: nmirxd.zinc@@/main/6 06/27/97 12:56:58 $
$Header: frame_c.zinc@@/main/4 06/19/97 12:39:37 $
$Header: frame.zinc@@/main/17 08/01/97 10:40:34 $

LEVEL1 03020 3020 507. @(#)ZCOM LEVEL1 protocol
@(#) ACC Rel B.02.40.00 for B.10.20 1997 level1.z8
(C) Copyright 1994,1997 Hewlett-Packard Co.,
All Rights Reserved.
$Header: level1.z80@@/main/11 07/25/97 02:40:30 $
$Header: frameq.zinc@@/main/7 05/14/96 14:37:32 $
$Header: nrmext.zinc@@/main/4 10/31/96 01:45:19 $
$Header: frameext.zinc@@/main/4 05/14/96 14:37:41 $

HDLCABM 07CD5 7CD5 616. @(#)ZCOM HDLC ABM Protocol
@(#) ACC Rel B.02.40.00 for B.10.20 1997 abm.cpp
(C) Copyright 1995,1996,1997 Hewlett-Packard Co.,
All Rights Reserved.
$Header: frameq.zinc@@/main/7 05/14/96 14:37:32 $
$Header: frameext.zinc@@/main/4 05/14/96 14:37:41 $
$Header: nrmext.zinc@@/main/4 10/31/96 01:45:19 $
$Header: abm.cpp@@/main/31 07/25/97 02:40:13 $
$Header: abmfsmtab.zinc@@/main/22 07/25/97 02:40:17 $
@(#)ZCOM HDLC ABM State Tables
@(#) ACC Rel B.02.40.00 for B.10.20 1997 abmfsmtab

MONITOR 04C0A 4C0A 254. @(#)ZCOM Monitor Module >
@(#) ACC Rel B.02.40.00 for B.10.20 1997 monitor.z
(C) COPYRIGHT 1989 Hewlett Packard

TESTPROT 04D10 4D10 1746. @(#)ZCOM Port Diagnostic Module
@(#) ACC Rel B.02.40.00 for B.10.20 1997 testprot.
(C) COPYRIGHT 1992 Financial Network Services

PMENTTAB 0AB00 AB00 128. @(#)ZCOM Protocol Module Entry Point Table
@(#) ACC Rel B.02.40.00 for B.10.20 1997 pmenttab.
(C) COPYRIGHT 1987-1992 Financial Network Services

END$ 0AB80 AB80

Absolute file ready: z7400a/hdlc.zabs

NA - Name

Format: NA <name> [comment]

<name> specifies the name to be used for the module name. This name is written in a special record type to the absolute file, to identify the module. The optional comment is also written in this record. If not specified, ZLINK uses the first eight characters of the absolute file name specified in the AB or EN commands.

OLDF - Use Old Format

Format: OLDF

OLDF causes ZLINK to produce an absolute output file of type 9 in a format compatible with some older versions of the software. Do not use this option unless specifically requested by the destination system.

OR - Set Origin

Format: OR < address> | <symbol> [, <limit> | <symbol> ]

Set address origin with optional limit. The logical address is set to the value or symbol specified. This does not change the logical or physical address modes, (see the LO and PO commands). If a the optional limit parameter is specified, then ZLINK will check that code is not relocated at any address higher than this limit. If the limit is not specified, then no checking is performed on the amount of code relocated.

If a symbol is specified for either parameter then it must be a predefined, absolute symbol.

PO - Set Physical Address Mode

Format: PO <logical address> <physical address> 

Causes the physical address to be used in the absolute file. This command also assigns values to the logical address and physical address, the difference between which is maintained until the next LO or PO command. See Appendix A “TTGEN Configuration File” for the absolute file formats.

Q - Quit

Format: Q

Q is used to abort the link without creating the absolute output file.

RE - Relocate

Format: RE <file>

<file> specifies the relocatable code to be included as part of the program. It will be a relocatable file produced by ZX80R. If no suffix is specified, then .ZREL is assumed.

SN - Specify Snapshot File

Format: SN <file>

SN names a file to be used to specify the references from relocated files to "system" entry points and absolute values. If the file suffix is not specified, then .ZSNP is assumed. The snapshot file is an output file from ZX80R when run with the S option. The SN command should be used before any RElocate commands.

XR - Produce Cross Reference

Format: XR

This command causes ZLINK to produce a dump of the internal symbol table on the listing file. If the MA command is not used to specify the listing file, then XR creates a default file with a file extent of .ZMAP in the working directory. In the current implementation, a full cross reference is not available.

A cross reference listing for the HDLC protocol (the ZLINK command file for which is listed earlier), is included here as an example.

Page 0002 ZCOM ZLINK R:2.02 <900725.1546> Wed Sep 9  18:45:04  1992

External Symbol Table
Symbol Value Module Offset

ATKBMP 46CA UMUX302A *ABS*
ATKLTO 46C8 UMUX302A *ABS*
ATKNTO 46C9 UMUX302A *ABS*
ATKRST 1633 UMUX302R 0C5C
ATKSET 15E9 UMUX302R 0C12
BPBUF 218D UMUX302A *ABS*
BPCREG 218C UMUX302A *ABS*
BPRCNT 21AE UMUX302A *ABS*
BPREPLY 219D UMUX302A *ABS*
BPWAIT 00C6 UMUX302A *ABS*
BUFSEGT 1FC0 UMUX302A *ABS*
CDMAEXIT 09AD UMUX302A *ABS*
CMDSEEN 20F2 UMUX302A *ABS*
CNFG2 04C5 UMUX302A *ABS*
COMCEXIT 09C7 UMUX302A *ABS*
COMDEXIT 09C7 UMUX302A *ABS*
CYCCPL 21B6 UMUX302A *ABS*
CYCLE 05B7 UMUX302A *ABS*
CYCRXC 21B4 UMUX302A *ABS*
CYCTXC 21B5 UMUX302A *ABS*
CYTSTTB 1FD0 UMUX302A *ABS*
DEFJUMP 04C6 UMUX302A *ABS*
DEFX25PK 05F9 UMUX302A *ABS*
DMABANK 21CF UMUX302A *ABS*
DMAIDLE 058A UMUX302A *ABS*
DMAIVC 2088 UMUX302A *ABS*
DMAPCS 05D5 UMUX302A *ABS*
DMASEG 21D0 UMUX302A *ABS*
DMBFTG 21CE UMUX302A *ABS*
DMCBQ1 B001 UMUX302A *ABS*
DMCBQL B002 UMUX302A *ABS*
DMCBQN B000 UMUX302A *ABS*
DMCSCA 21D1 UMUX302A *ABS*
DMERCD 21C9 UMUX302A *ABS*
DMFLAG 21D3 UMUX302A *ABS*
DMFX25 21C5 UMUX302A *ABS*
DMIRQ1 B004 UMUX302A *ABS*
DMIRQL B005 UMUX302A *ABS*
DMIRQN B003 UMUX302A *ABS*
DMLNTG 21C7 UMUX302A *ABS*
DMNIQ1 21CB UMUX302A *ABS*
DMNIQL 21CC UMUX302A *ABS*
DMNIQN 21CA UMUX302A *ABS*
DMNXBF 21CD UMUX302A *ABS*
DMRXQ1 B007 UMUX302A *ABS*
DMRXQN B006 UMUX302A *ABS*
DMSTDT 0007 UMUX302A *ABS*
DMTMNO 21C6 UMUX302A *ABS*
DMTRQN B00C UMUX302A *ABS*
DMTXQN B009 UMUX302A *ABS*
DMXPBL 21D6 UMUX302A *ABS*
Page 0003 ZCOM ZLINK R:2.02 <900725.1546>  Wed Sep  9 18:45:04 1992

DMXPCN 21D8 UMUX302A *ABS*
DMXPSZ 21D4 UMUX302A *ABS*
DRXCTB 1FB0 UMUX302A *ABS*
DRXIDLE 05B4 UMUX302A *ABS*
DRXVECS 1F50 UMUX302A *ABS*
DTXCTB 1FA0 UMUX302A *ABS*
DTXIDLE 05B1 UMUX302A *ABS*
DTXVECS 1F40 UMUX302A *ABS*
EPTABLE 4600 UMUX302A *ABS*
EXTCLKS 21C1 UMUX302A *ABS*
EXTCTB 1F70 UMUX302A *ABS*
EXTIDLE 059A UMUX302A *ABS*
EXTVECS 1F10 UMUX302A *ABS*
FCHCYC 21B7 UMUX302A *ABS*
GPSWITCH 1CD4 UMUX302R 12FD
LEDSET 21BF UMUX302A *ABS*
LPMODES 21C3 UMUX302A *ABS*
MAXBPM 0014 UMUX302A *ABS*
NIOSET 1C68 UMUX302R 1291
NIOSETX 1C48 UMUX302R 1271
NMIDWN 01B4 UMUX302A *ABS*
NMIPORT 0B5F UMUX302R 0188
NULLPROT 1D7E UMUX302R 13A7
P#0BSHN 0000 UMUX302A *ABS*
P#0BSLN 0000 UMUX302A *ABS*
P#0BUFS 0000 UMUX302A *ABS*
P#0DRX 085D UMUX302A *ABS*
P#0DRXIV 2018 UMUX302A *ABS*
P#0DTX 0905 UMUX302A *ABS*
P#0DTXIV 201C UMUX302A *ABS*
P#0EXTC 0695 UMUX302A *ABS*
P#0INT 2008 UMUX302A *ABS*
P#0RCVC 072D UMUX302A *ABS*
P#0SPRC 07C5 UMUX302A *ABS*
P#0XMTC 05FD UMUX302A *ABS*
P#1BSHN 0000 UMUX302A *ABS*
P#1BSLN 0050 UMUX302A *ABS*
P#1BUFS 0005 UMUX302A *ABS*
P#1DRX 0872 UMUX302A *ABS*
P#1DRXIV 201A UMUX302A *ABS*
P#1DTX 091A UMUX302A *ABS*
P#1DTXIV 201E UMUX302A *ABS*
P#1EXTC 06A8 UMUX302A *ABS*
P#1INT 2000 UMUX302A *ABS*
P#1RCVC 0740 UMUX302A *ABS*
P#1SPRC 07D8 UMUX302A *ABS*
P#1XMTC 0610 UMUX302A *ABS*
P#2BSHN 0000 UMUX302A *ABS*
P#2BSLN 00A0 UMUX302A *ABS*
P#2BUFS 000A UMUX302A *ABS*
P#2DRX 0887 UMUX302A *ABS*
P#2DRXIV 2038 UMUX302A *ABS*
P#2DTX 092F UMUX302A *ABS*
P#2DTXIV 203C UMUX302A *ABS*
P#2EXTC 06BB UMUX302A *ABS*

Page 0004 ZCOM ZLINK R:2.02 <900725.1546> Wed Sep  9 18:45:04 1992

P#2INT 2028 UMUX302A *ABS*
P#2RCVC 0753 UMUX302A *ABS*
P#2SPRC 07EB UMUX302A *ABS*
P#2XMTC 0623 UMUX302A *ABS*
P#3BSHN 0000 UMUX302A *ABS*
P#3BSLN 00F0 UMUX302A *ABS*
P#3BUFS 000F UMUX302A *ABS*
P#3DRX 089C UMUX302A *ABS*
P#3DRXIV 203A UMUX302A *ABS*
P#3DTX 0944 UMUX302A *ABS*
P#3DTXIV 203E UMUX302A *ABS*
P#3EXTC 06CE UMUX302A *ABS*
P#3INT 2020 UMUX302A *ABS*
P#3RCVC 0766 UMUX302A *ABS*
P#3SPRC 07FE UMUX302A *ABS*
P#3XMTC 0636 UMUX302A *ABS*
P#4BSHN 0001 UMUX302A *ABS*
P#4BSLN 0040 UMUX302A *ABS*
P#4BUFS 0014 UMUX302A *ABS*
P#4DRX 08B1 UMUX302A *ABS*
P#4DRXIV 2058 UMUX302A *ABS*
P#4DTX 0959 UMUX302A *ABS*
P#4DTXIV 205C UMUX302A *ABS*
P#4EXTC 06E1 UMUX302A *ABS*
P#4INT 2048 UMUX302A *ABS*
P#4RCVC 0779 UMUX302A *ABS*
P#4SPRC 0811 UMUX302A *ABS*
P#4XMTC 0649 UMUX302A *ABS*
P#5BSHN 0001 UMUX302A *ABS*
P#5BSLN 0090 UMUX302A *ABS*
P#5BUFS 0019 UMUX302A *ABS*
P#5DRX 08C6 UMUX302A *ABS*
P#5DRXIV 205A UMUX302A *ABS*
P#5DTX 096E UMUX302A *ABS*
P#5DTXIV 205E UMUX302A *ABS*
P#5EXTC 06F4 UMUX302A *ABS*
P#5INT 2040 UMUX302A *ABS*
P#5RCVC 078C UMUX302A *ABS*
P#5SPRC 0824 UMUX302A *ABS*
P#5XMTC 065C UMUX302A *ABS*
P#6BSHN 0001 UMUX302A *ABS*
P#6BSLN 00E0 UMUX302A *ABS*
P#6BUFS 001E UMUX302A *ABS*
P#6DRX 08DB UMUX302A *ABS*
P#6DRXIV 2078 UMUX302A *ABS*
P#6DTX 0983 UMUX302A *ABS*
P#6DTXIV 207C UMUX302A *ABS*
P#6EXTC 0707 UMUX302A *ABS*
P#6INT 2068 UMUX302A *ABS*
P#6RCVC 079F UMUX302A *ABS*
P#6SPRC 0837 UMUX302A *ABS*
P#6XMTC 066F UMUX302A *ABS*
P#7BSHN 0002 UMUX302A *ABS*
P#7BSLN 0030 UMUX302A *ABS*
P#7BUFS 0023 UMUX302A *ABS*
Page 0005 ZCOM ZLINK R:2.02 <900725.1546>  Wed Sep  9 18:45:04 1992

P#7DRX 08F0 UMUX302A *ABS*
P#7DRXIV 207A UMUX302A *ABS*
P#7DTX 0998 UMUX302A *ABS*
P#7DTXIV 207E UMUX302A *ABS*
P#7EXTC 071A UMUX302A *ABS*
P#7INT 2060 UMUX302A *ABS*
P#7RCVC 07B2 UMUX302A *ABS*
P#7SPRC 084A UMUX302A *ABS*
P#7XMTC 0682 UMUX302A *ABS*
P25GMSG 92C0 LAPB 3DE0
P25L2DSB 900B LAPB 3B2B
P25L2ENB 8E54 LAPB 3974
P25LDSC 9241 LAPB 3D61
P25LNSET 93D2 LAPB 3EF2
P25RVSET 9431 LAPB 3F51
P25RXBF 908B LAPB 3BAB
P25RXGET 90A9 LAPB 3BC9
P25RXST 9061 LAPB 3B81
P25STXC 8E48 LAPB 3968
P25TXBG 916B LAPB 3C8B
P25TXFL 929A LAPB 3DBA
P25TXGET 9149 LAPB 3C69
P25TXHP 92E5 LAPB 3E05
P25TXST 930B LAPB 3E2B
PM00ENT *UNDEF*
PM01ENT *UNDEF*
PM02ENT *UNDEF*
PM03ENT *UNDEF*
PM04ENT *UNDEF*
PM05ENT *UNDEF*
PM06ENT *UNDEF*
PM07ENT *UNDEF*
PM08ENT *UNDEF*
PM09ENT *UNDEF*
PM10ENT *UNDEF*
PM11ENT *UNDEF*
PM12ENT *UNDEF*
PM13ENT *UNDEF*
PM14ENT *UNDEF*
PM15ENT *UNDEF*
PM16ENT *UNDEF*
PM17ENT *UNDEF*
PM18ENT *UNDEF*
PM19ENT *UNDEF*
PM20ENT *UNDEF*
PM21ENT *UNDEF*
PM22ENT *UNDEF*
PM23ENT *UNDEF*
PM24ENT 534D HDLC 004D
PM25ENT *UNDEF*
PM26ENT *UNDEF*
PM27ENT *UNDEF*
PM28ENT *UNDEF*
PM29ENT *UNDEF*
PM30ENT *UNDEF*
Page 0006 ZCOM ZLINK R:2.02 <900725.1546>  Wed Sep  9 18:45:04 1992

PM31ENT *UNDEF*
PM32ENT *UNDEF*
PM33ENT *UNDEF*
PM34ENT *UNDEF*
PM35ENT *UNDEF*
PM36ENT *UNDEF*
PM37ENT *UNDEF*
PM38ENT *UNDEF*
PM39ENT *UNDEF*
PM40ENT *UNDEF*
PM41ENT *UNDEF*
PM42ENT *UNDEF*
PM43ENT *UNDEF*
PM44ENT *UNDEF*
PM45ENT *UNDEF*
PM46ENT *UNDEF*
PM47ENT *UNDEF*
PM48ENT *UNDEF*
PM49ENT *UNDEF*
PM50ENT *UNDEF*
PM51ENT *UNDEF*
PM52ENT *UNDEF*
PM53ENT *UNDEF*
PM54ENT *UNDEF*
PM55ENT *UNDEF*
PM56ENT *UNDEF*
PM57ENT *UNDEF*
PM58ENT *UNDEF*
PM59ENT *UNDEF*
PM60ENT *UNDEF*
PM61ENT *UNDEF*
PM62ENT *UNDEF*
PM63ENT *UNDEF*
PREPTBL 46A0 UMUX302A *ABS*
PRESCH 09F5 UMUX302R 001E
PROGLIM AFFF UMUX302A *ABS*
PROGORG 5300 UMUX302A *ABS*
PTBADR 1C8E UMUX302R 12B7
PTTAB#0 4780 UMUX302A *ABS*
PTTAB#1 4880 UMUX302A *ABS*
PTTAB#2 4980 UMUX302A *ABS*
PTTAB#3 4A80 UMUX302A *ABS*
PTTAB#4 4B80 UMUX302A *ABS*
PTTAB#5 4C80 UMUX302A *ABS*
PTTAB#6 4D80 UMUX302A *ABS*
PTTAB#7 4E80 UMUX302A *ABS*
PTTABLE 4780 UMUX302A *ABS*
QGET 1A5D UMUX302R 1086
QGETPUT 1A68 UMUX302R 1091
QJOIN 1A87 UMUX302R 10B0
QMSGMOVE 1AAB UMUX302R 10D4
QNGET 1AE7 UMUX302R 1110
QNIOPUT 1C25 UMUX302R 124E
QNMOVE 1B23 UMUX302R 114C
QPUT 05E6 UMUX302A *ABS*
Page 0007 ZCOM ZLINK R:2.02 <900725.1546>  Wed Sep  9 18:45:04 1992

RCVCTB 1F80 UMUX302A *ABS*
RCVIDLE 05A1 UMUX302A *ABS*
RCVVECS 1F20 UMUX302A *ABS*
RLTABLE 4F00 UMUX302A *ABS*
RSMODES 21C2 UMUX302A *ABS*
RTBADR 1CA1 UMUX302R 12CA
SAVECBR 21C4 UMUX302A *ABS*
SCHCPL 20A7 UMUX302A *ABS*
SCHDLR 09F8 UMUX302R 0021
SCHDMA 20A1 UMUX302A *ABS*
SCHIRQ 20A2 UMUX302A *ABS*
SCHNIO 20A6 UMUX302A *ABS*
SCHNMI 20A0 UMUX302A *ABS*
SCHRXC 20A4 UMUX302A *ABS*
SCHTMR 20A3 UMUX302A *ABS*
SCHTXC 20A5 UMUX302A *ABS*
SCHVARS 20A0 UMUX302A *ABS*
SEGEND 0028 UMUX302A *ABS*
SEGSIZE 0005 UMUX302A *ABS*
SEGSTART 0000 UMUX302A *ABS*
SETBHDR 1B46 UMUX302R 116F
SETDRXA 1D05 UMUX302R 132E
SETDRXC 1D32 UMUX302R 135B
SETDRXE 1D49 UMUX302R 1372
SETDTXA 1D09 UMUX302R 1332
SETDTXC 1D36 UMUX302R 135F
SETDTXE 1D4D UMUX302R 1376
SETGPA 1CB7 UMUX302R 12E0
SPRCTB 1F90 UMUX302A *ABS*
SPRIDLE 05AA UMUX302A *ABS*
SPRVECS 1F30 UMUX302A *ABS*
SPTNUM 21B3 UMUX302A *ABS*
SSACTVY 20A9 UMUX302A *ABS*
SSITICK 20A8 UMUX302A *ABS*
SYSIDR 09D7 UMUX302R 0000
SYSLIM 1EFF UMUX302A *ABS*
SYSORG 09D7 UMUX302A *ABS*
SYTMUX 218A UMUX302A *ABS*
SYTPOD 218B UMUX302A *ABS*
SYTPTM 2180 UMUX302A *ABS*
TCKBMP 46A8 UMUX302A *ABS*
TCKLTO 46A6 UMUX302A *ABS*
TCKNTO 46A7 UMUX302A *ABS*
TCKRST 162D UMUX302R 0C56
TCKSET 15BE UMUX302R 0BE7
TMRTIC1 21AF UMUX302A *ABS*
TMTABLE 2200 UMUX302A *ABS*
TTBADR 1CAB UMUX302R 12D4
UNSTCH 1BC3 UMUX302R 11EC
UNSTDT 1BC5 UMUX302R 11EE
X25PKSZ *UNDEF*
XMTCTB 1F60 UMUX302A *ABS*
XMTIDLE 0593 UMUX302A *ABS*
XMTVECS 1F00 UMUX302A *ABS*
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