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- rem Please place the LOGSIM disk in the default disk drive, if it is
- rem not already there.
- pause
- cls
- rem This is the output sample generator for LOGSIM. To see the
- rem results of the PRINT option, you must have already run your
- rem DOS graphics print screen program. This is called GRAPHICS.COM
- rem under PC-DOS, and is one of the PSCxxxxx.COM programs under MS-DOS.
- rem Refer to your DOS manual for more information
- rem
- rem The file "0124" is a simulation of a 3-bit counter that counts
- rem in the pattern 0 - 1 - 2 - 4 - 0 - 1 - ... Reading nodes 13, 14,
- rem and 15 (13 is most significant) in binary yields the pattern.
- rem
- pause
- cls
- rem First, using the DISPLAY option, we will demonstrate the timing
- rem diagram on the CRT:
- pause
- logsim 0124.dis
- rem Now we will demonstrate the output from the file option in LOGSIM. We
- rem will output the results to the screen. Read the values in each column
- rem vertically.
- pause
- logsim 0124.fil
- pause
- cls
- rem Now, a demonstration of the output resulting from the FPRINT option.
- rem Make sure that your printer is set up correctly, and then hit any key.
- rem If you do not wish to view the printer versions of the output,
- rem hit control-break and answer "Y" to the "Terminate batch job (Y/N)?"
- rem question.
- pause
- cls
- logsim 0124.fpr
- rem
- rem
- rem
- rem
- rem Now, the results with the PRINT option.
- pause
- logsim 0124.pri
- rem
- rem
- rem
- rem There, that's all four output modes. You will have to determine which
- rem is best suited to your needs. DISPLAY is useful for debugging, FPRINT
- rem is for harder debugging, FILE is useful to compare two (supposedly)
- rem similar circuits (use the DOS utility COMP or FC), and PRINT is useful
- rem for getting your finish copy of the timing diagram.
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