watzman
Glenn Roberts
Do we have the Watzman ROM sources?
https://www.ebay.com/itm/184905676451
I don’t see it on Les’ site. This seller has some other Heath disks… located in Portland OR.
- Glenn
Terry Gulczynski
I have (attached) a source code ZIP file that contains the below quoted
msg from Barry (to Chris Elmquist). I have no idea if it's the latest
and greatest. I took a quick look for a version # and didn't see anything:
> I do still have the original files. I don't remember all of the
> differences, but a major difference was that it was just plain faster ...
> you could RELIABLY run the terminal at higher baud rates than with the
> standard ROMs. The clock was another difference. There were more but I
> don't remember what they were. My recollection is that Heath sold the
> source code and that there was a write-up about them in a Remark article.
>
> I have no problems with this material being distributed in any form as long
> as I am given credit as the source of this software.
>
> Barry Watzman
> Wat...@neo.rr.com
Regards,
Terry
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Glenn Roberts
Thanks Terry. We'll have to get this posted to the ROM section on SEBHC...
- glenn
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Mark Garlanger
THE WATZMAN/HUG H19
HUG P/N 885-1221
This disk contains the source files, assembled HEX files, and the
documentation file for the WATZMAN/HUG H19 replacement firmware
for H19, H19A, and Z19 terminals and the terminal portion of H88,
H89, H89A, Z89, and Z90 computers. Here is a brief explanation
of the files.
DISK A
MYH19.DOC -- This file explains the features, installation, and
use of the WATZMAN/HUG H19. If you want to list it on a printer,
use the following command line.
A>PIP LST:=d:MYH19.DOC[T8]
Replace d: with an appropriate drive designation (A:-F:).
MYH19.HEX -- This is the assembled code portion of the WATZMAN-
/HUG H19.
KEYBD.HEX -- This is the assembled keyboard portion of the
WATZMAN/HUG H19.
KEYBD.ASM -- This is the source for KEYBD.HEX.
DISK B
MYH19.ASM -- This is the source for MYH19.HEX. It was written
using Digital Research's MAC assembler, which should be used if
you wish to re-assemble it.
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* Heath Users' Group *
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* The Heath Users' Group is provided by Heath Company as *
* a service to its members for the purpose of fostering *
* the exchange of ideas to enhance their usage of Heath *
* Equipment. As such, little or no evaluation of the *
* program(s) is performed. The prospective user is hereby *
* put on notice that the program may contain faults the *
* consequences of which Heath Company in general and the *
* Heath Users' Group (HUG) in particular cannot be held *
* responsible. The prospective user is, by virtue of *
* obtaining and using these programs, assuming full risk *
* for all consequences. *
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* The WATZMAN/HUG H19 was developed using CP/M 2.2.03 and *
* was tested on H19 terminals, and is believed to be free *
* of program errors. If any errors are found, fixes for *
* them (if any) will be published in REMark magazine. *
* Individual attention to problems of this nature is not *
* possible with a group as large as ours. *
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