Radio Shack Telephone Interface II Trsdos & Disk Basic Reference Manual

General
Information
One
section
of this book you should definitely become familiar with
is
the
Glossary.
We've tried
to
give
definitions
for
all
the "computer
words" and
everyday
words
with
special
meanings
in this book.
Even
if
you've
heard
all the
terms, you'll gain some useful information
from
the
Glossary, because
it's
customized for the TRS-80.
First you
make
a
BACKUP . .
.
You
received
one TRSDOS diskette
with your
Mini Disk drive
26-1
160.
This
diskette
contains the operating
system software.
Without this
disk, you
haven't got a
disk operating system.
So,
your
first
disk
operation
. . . before you
remove the
write protect
tape
from
the
TRSDOS
diskette
. . .
should be to
duplicate
TRSDOS
onto a
blank
diskette. You'll find
abbreviated
instructions
for making
a
duplicate
(BACKUP) of your TRSDOS
diskette at the
end of the
Mini Disk
Operation chapter.
Notation
Conventions
In
descriptions
of
syntax for
commands,
statements and
dialog
with
the
Computer,
we'll use the
following
conventions
for
clarity and
brevity.
p
1
This special
symbol represents a
mandatory
blank space.
Unless it
is specified,
any
blanks that
appear
in the
syntax are
optional.
Example:
DIR#:1
The
blank space
is required after
the
R.
<
space
>
"Press the
HJhH;l
key."
"Press the
space-bar."
CAPITALS
and
punctuation
Indicate
material
which
must be
entered
exactly as
it
appears.
The only
punctuation
symbols not
entered
are the
special
cases
(brackets and
triple-period
. .
.)
explained
below.
Example:
LOAD"filespec"
Only the
command
LOAD and
the
quote
marks are entered
verbatim;
you
supply
the filespec.
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Radio Shack Telephone Interface II Specifications

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Brand	Radio Shack
Model	Telephone Interface II
Category	Desktop
Language	English