; B5AB-1.INS - BYE5 inset for Apple // with ALS CP/M card - 03/14/86
;
;	       6551 with internal baudrate generator
;
;
; This version is for Apple ][ computers using the Advanced Logic Sys-
; tems (ALS) CP/M Card and Apple Super Serial Card.  The ALS CP/M card
; runs CP/M v3.0.
;
; NOTE:  This is an insert, not an overlay.
;
;=======================================================================
;
; 03/14/86  Written for use with BYE5	- Jerry Levy
;
;=======================================================================
;
; CONNECTING MODEM TO SSC:
;
;	MODEM=DCE			Super Serial Card
;
;	TXD	2  -------->	2	RXD	received data
;	RXD	3  <--------	3	TXD	tranmitted data
;	SG	7  ---------	7	SG	signal ground
;	DCD	8  -------->	6	DSR	data set ready
;	DTR	20 <-------	20	DTR	data terminal ready
;				8-->20	DCD-->DSR (SSC side only)
;
; This cable configuration uses DSR signal at the SSC to check carrier.
; Also, Serial card DCD wired to DTR so that modem result codes are
; received when carrier is off.
;
; Set modem switches as defined in B5IM-1.DQC.
;
; THIS WORKS PROPERLY WITH BYE5 AND IS COMPATIBLE WITH IMP WITHOUT ANY
; CHANGES. ANY OTHER CONFIGURATION MIGHT REQUIRE RESETTING SOME MODEM
; SWITCHES WHEN GOING FROM BYE5 TO IMP, MDM7, MEX, ETC.
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------
;
;NOTES:
;  1.	Check that SLOT equate is OK.  This is the only change you
;	need to make in this insert.
;
;  2.	We do not need to identify a free area in common memory (for
;	relocation of bank-switching routines or as safe haven for a
;	replacement jump table) as has to be done for the Osborne and
;	Morrow machines.  We are spared this because ALS BIOS's allocate
;	enough common memory space that the code segments in question,
;	which are in the BYE5 RSX, sit there in memory space that is
;	common to all banks.
;
;	See the discussion by James Dunn in his B5LO-1.INS insert if
;	you want to learn more...
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------
;
SLOT	EQU	2		; Slot 2 is normal
OFFS	EQU	16*SLOT		; This is the slot offset
;
;
; Modem port addresses.  Apple addresses for direct access of SSC 6551
; ACIA registers
;
PORT	EQU	0C088H+OFFS	; SSC ACIA Data port
STPORT	EQU	PORT+1		; SSC ACIA Status port
CPORT	EQU	PORT+2		; SSC ACIA Command port
BRPORT	EQU	PORT+3		; SSC ACIA Control/Baudrate port
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------
;
; Initialize BIOS addresses and insert in PEEK, POKE and bank-switching
; routines.  Whichever of PEEK, POKE or MDPREP is called first funnels a
; call through ALS1, ALS2, or ALS3 to ALSINIT.	ALSINIT computes and
; stores the BIOS addresses, also overwrites the calls to ALS1-3 so it
; doesn't get called more than once.  This initialization saves having
; to wade through the BIOS for addresses and simplifies installation for
; the different BIOS's for the ALS CP/M Card.
;
; The APREAD and APWRITE stuff is specific to the Apple ][ with ALS CP/M
; Card, but the concept of more automated installation should be more
; broadly applicable.
;
ALS1:	CALL	ALSINIT		; Do the initialization, and then do the
APRD1:	CALL	0000H		; 'read' we thought we were going to do.
	RET			;  ALSINIT fills in the APREAD address
;
ALS2:	CALL	ALSINIT		; Similarly
APWRT1:	CALL	0000H		;   for APWRITE
	RET
;
ALS3:	CALL	ALSINIT		; Initialize addresses in SWIN and SWOUT
	RET
;.....
;
;
ALSINIT:
	PUSH	H		; Save everything
	PUSH	D
	PUSH	B
	PUSH	PSW
	LHLD	0001H		; Point to WBOOT jump in BIOS jump table
	LXI	D,3*26		; Offset to SELMEM jump
	DAD	D		; Add them
	INX	H		; Point to addr of SELMEM bIOS routine
	PUSH	H		; Save pointer
	CALL	INTO$HL		; Move addr into HL store in SWIN, SWOUT
	SHLD	SLMEM1+1
	SHLD	SLMEM2+1
	INX	H		; Move past STA opcode to point to addr
	CALL	INTO$HL		;   where current bank is stored, move
	SHLD	CURBNK+1	;   adfdress into HL and then into SWIN
	POP	H		; Recall pointer
	LXI	D,3*6		; Advance pointer 6 jumps to APREAD addr
	DAD	D
	PUSH	H
	CALL	INTO$HL
	SHLD	APRD+1		; Store address of APREAD routine
	SHLD	APRD1+1
	POP	H
	INX	H		; Bump HL to point to APWRITE address
	INX	H
	INX	H
	CALL	INTO$HL
	SHLD	APWRT+1		; Store address of APWRITE routine
	SHLD	APWRT1+1
	POP	PSW		; Restore all
	POP	B
	POP	D
	POP	H
	LXI	H,RETNUL	; Change CALL ALS3 in MDPREP to a call
	SHLD	MDPREP+1	;   to a harmless RET so if MDPRE is
				;   called, it won't do this again.
RETNUL:	RET
;.....
;
;
; Move into HL what is stored where HL points
;
INTO$HL:MOV	E,M
	INX	H
	MOV	D,M
	XCHG
	RET
;.....
;
;
; The following two  routines are specific to the Apple // with ALS CP/M
; Card.  The routines respectively read from and write to modem hardware
; (Apple Super Serial Card ACIA registers) directly.  The calls to ALS1
; and ALS2 are overwritten with the APREAD or APWRITE BIOS address by
; the ALSINIT routine.
;.....
;
;
; Peek at 1 byte from Apple 6502 address space
;
;     ENTRY: HL = Address in Apple
;     EXIT:  A = Data
;
PEEK:	PUSH	D	; Preserve, then restore regs
	PUSH	B
;
APRD:	CALL	ALS1	; ALSINIT, called by ALS1, overwrites ALS1 with
	POP	B	;   the addr of APREAD, a special BIOS function
	POP	D	;   added by ALS that reads Apple memory space
	RET
;.....
;
;
; Poke 1 byte to Apple 6502 address space
;
;     ENTRY: HL = Address in Apple
;     EXIT:  A = Data
;
POKE:	PUSH	D
	PUSH	B
;
APWRT:	CALL	ALS2		; ALSINIT fills in addr of APWRITE, etc.
	POP	B
	POP	D
	RET
;.....
;
;
; Read the baud rate port of the 6551
;
RD$BRPORT:
	PUSH	H
	LXI	H,BRPORT
	CALL	PEEK
	POP	H
	RET
;.....
;
;
; Read the command port of 6551
;
RD$CPORT:
	PUSH	H
	LXI	H,CPORT
	CALL	PEEK
	POP	H
	RET
;.....
;
;
; Read data port of 6551
;
RD$PORT:
	PUSH	H
	LXI	H,PORT
	CALL	PEEK
	POP	H
	RET
;.....
;
;
; Read the status port of the 6551
;
RD$STPORT:
	PUSH	H
	LXI	H,STPORT
	CALL	PEEK
	POP	H
	RET
;.....
;
;
; Write to the baud rate port of the 6551
;
WR$BRPORT:
	PUSH	H
	LXI	H,BRPORT
	CALL	POKE
	POP	H
	RET
;.....
;
;
; Write to the command port of 6551
;
WR$CPORT:
	PUSH	H
	LXI	H,CPORT
	CALL	POKE
	POP	H
	RET
;.....
;
;
; Write to the serial data port of the 6551
;
WR$PORT:
	PUSH	H
	LXI	H,PORT
	CALL	POKE
	POP	H
	RET
;.....
;
;
;----------------------------------------------------------------------
;
;
; Check for a carrier, if none, return with the zero flag set.
;
MDCARCK:CALL	RD$STPORT	; Get status
	ANI	40H		; Check DSR pin for DCD (see above)
	XRI	40H		; Reverse the zero flag (the 6551
	RET			; Has status 0 for DCD/DSR true)
;......
;
;
; This routine will turn off the serial card and hang up the phone.
;
MDINIT:	MVI	A,41H		; Turn off DTR
	CALL	WR$CPORT
	PUSH	B		; Save register
	MVI	B,20		; Delay 2 sec to drop carrier
;
OFFTI:	CALL	DELAY		; 1 sec per loop
	DCR	B
	JNZ	OFFTI		; Keep going until finished
	POP	B		; Restore register
	MVI	A,4BH		; Raise DTR
	CALL	WR$CPORT
	MVI	A,18H		; Set 1200, 8 bits, 1 stop
	CALL	WR$BRPORT
;
	  IF	IMODEM
	CALL	IMINIT
	  ENDIF			; IMODEM
;
	RET
;......
;
;
; Super Serial Card status checks.  NOT READY indication if bit 3 of
; STPORT byte equals zero (for receive-readiness check), or bit 4
; equals zero (for transmit-readiness check).
;
; Check the status to see if a character is waiting to be received.
; Return with zero flag set, if not.  If yes, clear flag and return with
; 0FFH in A.
;
MDINST:	CALL	RD$STPORT	; Get modem status
	ANI	08H		; Is data available?
	RZ			; If not, return with zero flat set
	ORI	0FFH		; Otherwise insure flag is reset
	RET
;.....
;
;
; Check if transmit register is empty.	If empty, ready to transmit
; another character and returns with zero flag clear.  If busy, returns
; with zero flag set.
;
MDOUTST:
	CALL	RD$STPORT	; Get modem status
	ANI	10H		; Ready to transmit?
	RET			; If not, returns with zero flag set
;.......
;
;
; Input a character from the modem port.
;
MDINP:	JMP	RD$PORT		; Get character
;......
;
;
; Output one character in register A.
;
MDOUTP:	JMP	WR$PORT		; Send character
;.......
;
;
; Reinitialize the modem and hang up the phone by dropping DTR and
; leaving it inactive.
;
MDQUIT:	 IF	IMODEM		; If using a smartmodem
	CALL	IMQUIT		; Tell it to shut down
	 ENDIF			; IMODEM
;
;
; Called by the main program after caller types BYE
;
MDSTOP:	MVI	A,41H		; Drop DTR
	JMP	WR$CPORT
;.....
;
;
; If you do not support a particular baud rate, put it here
; before SETINV:
;
SETINV:	ORI	0FFH
	RET
;.....
;
;
SET300:	MVI	A,16H
	JMP	WR$BRPORT	; Go change the baud rate
;
SET1200:
	MVI	A,18H
	JMP	WR$BRPORT
;
SET2400:MVI	A,1AH
	JMP	WR$BRPORT
;
SET4800:MVI	A,1CH
	JMP	WR$BRPORT
;
SET9600:MVI	A,1EH
	JMP	WR$BRPORT
;.....
;
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------
;
;			CP/M v3.0 stuff
;
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------
;
; Perform system or hardware dependent PRE-processing.
;
; The following code will be executed by the PATCH subroutine before the
; BIOS jump table is overwritten.  This will allow the BIOS intercept
; routines to operate as early as the initial signon message display.
; ALS3 calls ALSINIT, which initializes some addresses.
;
MDPREP:	CALL	ALS3		; ALSINIT (called by ALS3) initializes
				;  BIOS addresses, then changes this
				;  call to a call to a harmless RET so
				;  we only do ALS3 once
;
; Replace the NEWJTBL BIOS routing table with our own
;
	LXI	H,JTBLNEW	; Get replacement table address
	LXI	D,NEWJTBL	; Get address to overwrite
	LXI	B,JTBLEN	; Get number of bytes to overwrite
	DB	0EDH,0B0H	; (LDIR - Z80 opcodes)
	RET
;.....
;
;
; Perform system or hardware dependent POST-processing.  The following
; code will be executed by the EXCPM routine before returning control to
; CP/M Plus when the BYE5 program is terminated.
;
MDPOSP:	RET			; None required
;.....
;
;
; The following code is required for proper operation of the ALS CP/M
; Card.  As the CP/M Card operates in a banked environment, BIOS calls
; and parameter storage may be in any bank (currently 0 and 1).  It is
; therefore possible that the proper bank may not be in context at the
; time a BIOS call or search of banked memory is made.	As a result,
; steps must be taken to be sure that the BIOS jump table does not
; direct an operation or BIOS call into bank 1 unless that bank is
; selected.  Therefore, this code must be in common memory where it
; will be visible to all banks.
;
; For each of the intercepted BIOS calls, this code will:
;
;   - Save the caller's bank
;   - Switch to bank 1
;   - Execute the BYE interface routine, then the original BIOS routine
;     as necessary
;   - Reset the bank to that of the caller
;   - Return control to the caller
;.....
;
;
WBCOMN:	CALL	SWIN		; Warm boot
	JMP	MBOOT
;.....
;
;
CSCOMN:	CALL	SWIN		; Console status
	CALL	MSTAT
	JMP	SWOUT
;.....
;
;
CICOMN:	CALL	SWIN		; Console input
	CALL	MINPUT
	JMP	SWOUT
;.....
;
;
COCOMN:	CALL	SWIN		; Console output
	CALL	MOUTPUT
	JMP	SWOUT
;.....
;
;
SWIN:	PUSH	PSW		; Bank switch-in destroys HL,A,flags
;
CURBNK:	LDA	0000H		; ALSINIT fills in addr of @CBNK, where
				;   BIOS/BDOS store current bank
	STA	CURBANK		; Save bank for the return trip
	MVI	A,1		; Select bank 1
;
SLMEM1:	CALL	0000H		; Address of BIOS SELMEM routine filled
	POP	PSW		;   in by ALSINIT
	RET
;.....
;
;
SWOUT:	PUSH	PSW		; Bank switch-out destroys HL,A,flags
	MOV	H,A		; Save A reg (for console input call)
	LDA	CURBANK		; Retrieve caller's bank
	PUSH	H
;
SLMEM2:	CALL	0000H		; Address of BIOS SELMEM routine filled
	POP	H		;   in by ALSINIT
	POP	PSW		; Restore A,flags
	MOV	A,H		; Restore A reg (for console input call)
	RET
;
CURBANK:DS	1		; For storage of bank
;.....
;
;
JTBLNEW:JMP	MCBOOT		; Cold boot
	JMP	WBCOMN		; Warm boot
	JMP	CSCOMN		; Modem status test
	JMP	CICOMN		; Modem input routine
	JMP	COCOMN		; Modem output routine
;
	 IF	(NOT HARDLOG) AND (NOT PRINTER)
	JMP	COCOMN		; Modem list device
	JMP	COCOMN		; Modem punch (auxout) device
	JMP	CICOMN		; Modem reader (auxin) device
	 ENDIF			; (NOT HARDLOG) AND (NOT PRINTER)
;
JTBLEN	EQU	$-JTBLNEW
;
;			end of insert
;-------------------------------------------------------------------