$title('SYSTEM 120 Enhanced Boot Third Stage')
name    bs3120
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;
;    Title:  BS3120.A86
;
;    The SYSTEM 120 Enhanced Boot Third Stage file consists of
;    an include of the configuration macro, "bs3cnf.inc",
;    followed by the the configuration macros for
;    option selection and the "end" macro.
;    
;    serial_channel(channel_number, baud_rate) 
;
;    This macro specifies the channel number and the baud rate for the serial
;    channel used in the third stage user interface.  Legal values for channel
;    number range from 0 to 3.  The baud_rate parameter can assume standard
;    baud rate values ranging from 110 to 9600.
;
;    default(condition)
;
;    This macro specifies whether the default boot file is loaded.  If the 
;    condition parameter is specified as 'yes', the default boot file,
;    /boot/rmx is loaded and no user interface is displayed.  If the condition
;    parameter is 'no', the user interface is displayed.
;
;    sdm(condition)
;
;    This macro specifies whether sdm is initialized.  If the condition 
;    variable is set to 'yes', sdm is initialized; if set to 'no', sdm is not
;    initialized (and is hence not available). NOTE: For iRMX II systems , sdm is
;    required for systems using the keyboard and monitor so the condition 
;    parameter should always be 'yes' for these systems.  
;
;
;    delay(value)
;
;    This macro specifies the delay factor used in third stage timeouts.
;    A value of 5555H yields a 20 second timeout with a 16MHz cpu.                	
;
;    The following option selection macros serve to determine what attributes
;    the Device Specific Third Stage will have.
;
;    Macros invoked have a percent sign, others have a semicolon.
;
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$include (:f1:bs3cnf120.inc)


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%serial_channel(0,9600)
%default(no)
%sdm(yes)
%delay(5555H)
;
%end