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@IOSET <logical device number>, <input / output>, <program name>, <control code>
Set control information for device.
; <logical device number> : (octal) device number.
; <input / output> : 0 = input part, 1 = output part.
; <program name> : must be zero.
; <control code> : -1 = reset device
for card reader:
*-1 = clear buffer and set ASCII mode. All characters are converted to ASCII and trailing blanks are ignored.
*0 = set ASCII mode.
*1 = set binary mode. Subsequent INBT monitor calls will return a 12 bit column image (octal).
For modem output:
*-1 = clear modem output buffer
*0 = start sending of current block
*1 = set 277 bytes to send between data
*2 = set ASCII sync. to send
*3 = set EBCDIC sync. to send
*4 = synchronize on 26 received (ASCII)
*5 = synchronize on 62 received (EBCDIC)
*6 = synchronize on 226 received (ASCII)
*7 = set ASCII sync. (226 to send between data)

Rules:
#Permitted for all users.
#Device must be reserved by the terminal program for the command to have any effect.

Example:

@IOSET 5,1,0, -1

Reset line printer.
== Related commands ==
@[[CLEAR-DEVICE]]

[[IOSET (monitor call)]]
== References ==
{{ND-doc|60.050.06}} section 3.3.13

{{ND-doc|60.128.01}} (printed June 1980), pages 1-87, 1-88

{{ND-doc|60.174.Q01}}
[[Category:Background Commands]]

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