.th TSS I 3/15/72 .sh NAME tss \*- interface to MH-TSS .sh SYNOPSIS .bd tss .sh DESCRIPTION .it Tss will call the Honeywell 6070 on the 201 data phone. It will then go into direct access with MH-TSS. Output generated by MH-TSS is typed on the standard output and input requested by MH-TSS is read from the standard input with UNIX typing conventions. .s3 An interrupt signal is transmitted as a `break' to MH-TSS. .s3 Input lines beginning with `!' are interpreted as UNIX commands. Input lines beginning with `~' are interpreted as commands to the interface routine. .s3 .lp +15 10 ~<file insert input from named UNIX file .lp +15 10 ~>file deliver tss output to named UNIX file .lp +15 10 ~p pop the output file .lp +15 10 ~q disconnect from tss (quit) .lp +15 10 ~r file receive from HIS routine csr/daccopy .lp +15 10 ~s file send file to HIS routine csr/daccopy .s3 .i0 Ascii files may be most efficiently transmitted using the HIS routine csr/daccopy in this fashion. Bold face text comes from MH-TSS. .it Aftname is the 6070 file to be dealt with; .it file is the UNIX file. .s3 .bd SYSTEM? csr/daccopy (s) .it aftname .br .bd "Send Encoded File" ~s .it file .s3 .bd SYSTEM? csr/daccopy (r) .it aftname .br .bd "Receive Encoded File" ~r .it file .sh FILES /dev/dn0, /dev/dp0, /etc/msh .sh DIAGNOSTICS Most often, `Transmission error on last message.' .sh BUGS When problems occur, and they often do, .it tss exits rather abruptly.