
		      QuadMaster III -- Version 2.01
		  Parallel Printer Spooler Device Driver
	       (Simultaneous Peripheral Operation On-Line)

		 (C) Copyright Quadram Corporation, 1985
	   Licensed Material - Program Property of Quadram Corp
			   Author: Guy Quedens

		      Release Date:  25 March, 1985
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  Add the following statement to CONFIG.SYS:
  DEVICE=[d:][path]QSPOOLn.SYS [K [C] ]

  where:
  n is 1, 2, or 3 (LPT1:, LPT2:, or LPT3:)
  K is number of kilo-bytes desired for buffer space
  C is Print Control Key
	16-25 ALT Q,W,E,R,T,Y,U,I,O,P
	30-38 ALT A,S,D,F,G,H,J,K,L
	44-50 ALT Z,X,C,V,B,N,M
	104-113 ALT F1 through F10
	120-131 ALT 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,0,-,=

  Default buffer size is 2KB
  Default command keys are:
	ALT + Q for QSPOOL1.SYS
	ALT + W for QSPOOL2.SYS
	ALT + E for QSPOOL3.SYS

  Examples:
    DEVICE=QSPOOL1.SYS 96 45
	DOS loads QSPOOL1.SYS from the default drive and directory.
	A 96K buffer is setup and assigned the command key as ALT X.

    DEVICE=C:QSPOOL2.SYS 64
	DOS loads QSPOOL2.SYS from the default directory on drive C:.
	A 64K buffer is setup and assigned the command key as ALT W.

  Note: Each driver extends the keyboard buffer 64 bytes.

		      QuadMaster III -- Version 2.01
		  Serial Printer Spooler Device Driver
	       (Simultaneous Peripheral Operation On-Line)

		 (C) Copyright Quadram Corporation, 1985
	   Licensed Material - Program Property of Quadram Corp
			   Author: Guy Quedens

		      Release Date:  25 March, 1985
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  Add the following statement to CONFIG.SYS:
  DEVICE=[d:][path]QSPOOLSR.SYS [K [C [B [P [S [D] ] ] ] ] ]

  where:
  K is number of kilo-bytes desired for buffer space
  C is Print Control Key
	 16- 25 ALT Q,W,E,R,T,Y,U,I,O,P
	 30- 38 ALT A,S,D,F,G,H,J,K,L
	 44- 50 ALT Z,X,C,V,B,N,M
	104-113 ALT F1 through F10
	120-131 ALT 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,0,-,=
  B is baud rate (110, 150, 300, 600, 1200, 2400, 4800, or 9600).
  P is parity (0:even, 1: odd, 2: none).
  S is number of stopbits (1 or 2).
  D is number of databits (7 or 8).

  Default buffer size is 2KB.
  Default command key is: ALT + R.
  If baud rate not specified, port not initialized.
  Default parity is even.
  Default stopbits is 1.
  Default databits is 7.

  Examples:

    DEVICE=QSPOOLSR.SYS 128 35 1200 1 1
	DOS loads QSPOOLSR.SYS from the default drive and directory.
	A 128K buffer is setup and assigned the command key as ALT H.
	Baud rate is 1200, parity is odd, stopbits=1, and databits=7

    DEVICE=B:\UTILITY\QSPOOLSR.SYS 32 112
	DOS loads QSPOOLSR.SYS from subdirectory UTILITY on drive B:.
	A 32K buffer is setup and assigned the command key as ALT F9.
	Port is not initialized.

  Note: This driver extends the keyboard buffer 64 bytes.

		      QuadMaster III -- Version 2.01
			  RamDrive Device Driver

		 (C) Copyright Quadram Corporation, 1985
	   Licensed Material - Program Property of Quadram Corp
			   Author: Steve Henson

		      Release Date:  25 March, 1985
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  Add the following statement to CONFIG.SYS:
  DEVICE=[d:][path]RAMDRIVE.SYS [K]

  where:
  K is number of kilo-bytes desired for buffer space

  Default buffer size is 64KB

  Examples:

    DEVICE=RAMDRIVE.SYS
	DOS loads RAMDRIVE.SYS from the default drive and directory.
	A 64K buffer is setup.

    DEVICE=C:\FOO\RAMDRIVE.SYS 96
	DOS loads RAMDRIVE.SYS from the drive C: subdirectory FOO.
	A 96K buffer is setup.

		      QuadMaster III -- Version 2.01
			   CLOCK Device Driver

		 (C) Copyright Quadram Corporation, 1984
	   Licensed Material - Program Property of Quadram Corp
			   Author: Guy Quedens

		      Release Date:  25 March, 1985
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  Add the following statement to CONFIG.SYS
	DEVICE=[d:][path]QUADCLOK.SYS

	A popular feature is a "Real Time Clock" board.  To allow
  these boards to be integrated into the system for TIME and DATE,
  there is a special device (determined by the attribute word) which
  is the CLOCK$ device. In all respects, this device defines and
  performs functions like any other character device (most functions
  will set done bit, reset error bit, return).	When a read or write
  to this device occurs, exactly six bytes are transfered.  The first
  two bytes are a word which is the count of days since 1-1-80.  The
  third byte is minutes, the fourth hours, the fifth 1/100 seconds,
  and the sixth seconds.  Reading the CLOCK$ device gets the date and
  time, writing to it sets the date and time.

  Examples:

    DEVICE=QUADCLOK.SYS
	DOS loads QUADCLOK.SYS from the default drive and directory.

    DEVICE=B:\QUADRAM\QUADCLOK.SYS
	DOS loads QUADCLOK.SYS from the QUADRAM subdirectory on drive B.

  WARNING: If you have your run this program with your clock disabled
  and have an IBM Expansion Unit, the Expansion Unit will be
  re-initialized.

		      QuadMaster III -- Version 2.01
			 QuadClok Real Time Clock

		 (C) Copyright Quadram Corporation, 1984
	   Licensed Material - Program Property of Quadram Corp
			   Author: Guy Quedens

		      Release Date:  25 March, 1985
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  Purpose: Read's a hardware "real time clock" chip and sets DOS TIME
	and DATE variables.  Optionally it sets the "real time clock"
	chip.

  Format: QUADCLOK [/DATE = mm:dd:yy] [/TIME = hh:mm]

  Remarks: If no paramaters are given, the hardware clock is read and
	DOS is set accordingly.  The /DATE and /TIME options allow
	the chip to be updated.  If errors are encountered in a parm,
	a message is displayed to that effect, and the chip not updated.
	If a QuadRam hardware clock is not found, a message is issued.
	If QUADCLOK.SYS is installed, a message is issued.

  Examples:

    A>QUADCLOK
	Sets the system clock from the battery clock.

    A>QUADCLOK /TIME=17:25
	Sets the system and battery clock to 17:25

  WARNING: If you have your run this program with your clock disabled
  and have an IBM Expansion Unit, the Expansion Unit will be
  re-initialized.

		      QuadMaster III -- Version 2.01
		    QSWAP - Parallel Port Swap Program
		 (C) Copyright Quadram Corporation, 1985
	   Licensed Material - Program Property of Quadram Corp
			   Author: Guy Quedens

		      Release Date:  25 March, 1985
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  Purpose: Logically swap parallel port output.

  Format: QSWAP [m n]

  Remarks: If no paramaters are given, LPT1: and LPT2: are swapped,
	otherwise, LPTm: and LPTn: are swapped.


  Examples:

    A>QSWAP
	Swaps LPT1: and LPT2:.

    A>QSWAP 1 3
	Swaps LPT1: and LPT3:.

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