Commodore 1581 - Handshake

HANDSHAKE
The figure below shows the burst transfer protocol. It is a stat-depen-
dent protocol (simple and fast). As the clock line is toggled, a byte of
data is sent. Burst protocol is divided into three parts:
1. Send Command: send string using existing kernal routines.
2. Query: determine whether the peripheral is fast.
3. Handshake Code: follow handshake conventions.
DATA
CLK
SRQ
(Acknowledge and Ready For Data)
RFD (Ready For Data)
-NOTE
An example of using the burst routines is on the test/
demo diskette. Print those files and use th^m as references
for creating your own programs that use biirst protocol.
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