21-Oct-83  4:31:35PM

BATCON Version	104(4205)-2			GLXLIB Version	1(1137)

	    Job ANSI Req #1174 for SY.FDC in Stream 5

	OUTPUT:	 Log				TIME-LIMIT: 0:09:00
	UNIQUE:	 No				BATCH-LOG:  Supersede
	RESTART: Yes				ASSISTANCE: Yes
						SEQUENCE:   3173

	Input from => PS:<KERMIT>ANSI.CTL.6
	Output to  => PS:<KERMIT>ANSI.LOG



16:31:37 MONTR	 CU20A, TOPS-20 Monitor 5.1(5101)-2
16:31:37 MONTR	 Job 14 on TTY175 21-Oct-83 4:31:37PM
16:31:50 MONTR	[Macro ldav defined]
16:31:50 MONTR	a>
16:31:50 MONTR	[PS Mounted]
16:31:50 MONTR	
16:31:50 MONTR	[CONNECTED TO PS:<KERMIT>]
		! ANSI.CTL -- KERMIT ANSI Labeled Tape Export (e.g. for VAX/VMS)
		!
		! KERMIT ANSI Export tape, 1600 bpi, ASCII recording, format D
		! (unspanned variable length records).  Use this for exporting to
		! sites that don't tell you what kind of computer they have or what
		! kind of tape they want.  This format conforms completely to the
		! national standard for information interchange, so most systems
		! should be able to read it.
		!
		! When exporting, tell recipient that it's a 1600bpi, 9-track, odd
		! parity ASCII ANSI standard labeled tape in industry compatible
		! format with variable length (unspanned) records (ANSI
		! Format D with ASCII Record Control Words), maximum record length 200
		! block length 2000.
		!
		! This depends on Chuck Hedrick's Rutgers Pascal WRITEL program for writing
		! writing ANSI tapes with intelligent blocking (rather than 1 record per
		! block, as the Exec COPY command does.)
		!
		! NOTE -- Tape hardware format is "industry compatible", not "ansi-ascii",
		! so these tapes can be produced on any DEC-20; a TM02 is not necessary.
		!
16:31:50 MONTR	@mount tape kermit:/label:ansi/write/volid:kermit -
16:31:51 MONTR	@ /remark:"KERMIT Export, Initialize ANSI Label 'KERMIT' 1600bpi, Mark 'ANSI 1600 bpi', Return to Bin 7W"
16:31:52 MONTR	% No operator on duty
16:31:52 MONTR	[Mount request KERMIT queued, request #1175]
16:32:28 MONTR	[Tape set KERMIT, volume KERMIT mounted]
16:32:28 MONTR	[kermit: defined as MT1:]
16:32:28 MONTR	a>@
16:32:29 MONTR	a>@set tape parity odd
16:32:29 MONTR	
16:32:29 MONTR	a>@set tape format industry-compatible
16:32:29 MONTR	
16:32:29 MONTR	a>@info tape
16:32:29 MONTR	 Set tape density 1600
16:32:29 MONTR	 Set tape parity odd
16:32:29 MONTR	 Set tape format Industry-compatible
16:32:29 MONTR	 Set tape record-length 512
16:32:29 MONTR	a>
		!
		! Now copy the files to the tape.  The dialog is as follows:
		!
		!   Tape: kermit:
		!   Format: d
		!   Record Length: 200
		!   Block Length: 2000
		!   Copy from: ker:*.*.0
		!   (blather blather)
		!   Copy from: ^C
		!
16:32:29 MONTR	@aid:writel
16:32:30 USER	
16:32:30 USER	Tape name: *kermit:
16:32:30 USER	
16:32:30 USER	Format: *d
16:32:31 USER	
16:32:31 USER	Record size: *200
16:32:31 USER	
16:32:31 USER	Block size: *2000
16:32:31 USER	
16:32:31 USER	copy from: *ker:*.*.0
16:32:31 USER	[00README.TXT.20 as MT1:00README.TXT.20]
16:32:34 USER	[10KERMIT.HLP.2 as MT1:10KERMIT.HLP.2]
16:32:36 USER	[10KERMIT.LTR.1 as MT1:10KERMIT.LTR.1]
16:32:38 USER	[10KERMIT.MAC.5 as MT1:10KERMIT.MAC.5]
16:32:54 USER	[170KERMIT.DOC.1 as MT1:170KERMIT.DOC.1]
16:33:05 USER	[170KERMIT.FOR.1 as MT1:170KERMIT.FOR.1]
16:34:26 USER	[170KERMIT.NR.1 as MT1:170KERMIT.NR.1]
16:34:29 USER	[20CMD.DOC.1 as MT1:20CMD.DOC.1]
16:34:34 USER	[20CMD.MAC.1 as MT1:20CMD.MAC.1]
16:34:38 USER	[20KERBOO.MAC.1 as MT1:20KERBOO.MAC.1]
16:34:40 USER	[20KERMIT.8BT.1 as MT1:20KERMIT.8BT.1]
16:34:43 USER	[20KERMIT.MAC.34 as MT1:20KERMIT.MAC.34]
16:35:14 USER	[20KERMIT.MSG.1 as MT1:20KERMIT.MSG.1]
16:35:15 USER	[20KERNEW.HLP.2 as MT1:20KERNEW.HLP.2]
16:35:17 USER	[20KERNEW.MAC.1 as MT1:20KERNEW.MAC.1]
16:35:56 USER	[20PIGGY.MAC.1 as MT1:20PIGGY.MAC.1]