Dynamic Debugging Tool for Input/Output Ports

                              Version  1.0

                        (C) 1985  John P. Hohensee
                        DATA :      (714) 381-2887

                Based on PORTMON.PAS by Jesse Bob Overholt
                            Carrollton, Texas

    This version is released for the private use of individuals, as was the
concept model Portmon.  Any commercial use is strictly forbidden without
prior written concent of the author.


1.0  CONTROL KEYS
    1.1  CURSOR MOVEMENT

        ^E : Moves cursor upward one port slot, performs wraparound.
        ^X : Moves cursor downward one port slot, performs wraparound.
        ^S : Moves cursor left one port slot, performs upward wraparound.
        ^D : Moves cursor right one port slot, performs downward wraparound.

    1.2  COMMANDS

        <CR>, <RETURN>, <ENTER> : Perform all active port I/O operations,
            signal with console bell if no I/O was performed.
        ESC : Reinitialize all port slots to startup condition.

                Status  InActive
                Address 00H
                Data    00H
                Mode    Input
                Type    Hexidecimal

        P : Set PORT slot address, entry is determined by the slot base type
            which can be set to ( Binary, Octal, Decimal, Hexidecimal ).
        M : Set PORT slot mode, Input or Output.
        D : Set PORT slot data value, valid entry only when mode is input.
            Entry is determined by the slot base type.
        T : Set PORT slot type or number base.  Automatically redisplays
            the address and data values to the new base.
        ^C : Return to operating system.

2.0  OPERATION

    2.1  SETUP
        Repeat these steps until all ports required have been defined.
          Set slot type if data or address entry is other than hexidecimal.
          Set slot port address.
          Set slot mode, Input or Output.
          Set slot data if mode is Input.

    2.2  INPUT/OUTPUT
        Press <RETURN> to perform the required I/O operation, input data
        will be displayed in the requested number base.