#version = xxxx #name = xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx #abbr = xxx #driver = 1 #device #dev_aux = 4 #d01 = 'Template Header Description' NOTE: You may use this file as input to the UDS and view the resulting .lst file to get a feel for UDS output. Invocation: UDS template_2.uds to example version - 1 to 4 character user version number name - 1 to 25 character name used in the title line of the screens. abbr - 1 to 3 character abbreviation used to identify the screens. A D_ , U_ or I_ will be prepended to this abbreviation depending on the screen type. driver - a number 1 thru 7 that identifies the type of device to be configured. Driver types are as follows; 1 - single interrupt terminal device 2 - two interrupt terminal device 3 - MBII Full Message Passing Terminal device, no interrupts 4 - interrupt driven Random Access device 5 - MBII Full Message Passing Random Access device, no interrupts 6 - MBII Message-Based Interrupt Driven Random Access Device 7 - General Device #d02 = 'Template Device screen Description' device - indicates the beginning of the device definitions dev_aux - a number 0 thru 20 that indicates how many auxiliary lines will be added to the standard lines in the device screen. d01 - d01 thru d20 are possible. These lines define the auxiliary parameters for the device screen. The quoted text will be displayed only if the dev_aux value lies within the full line display limit for the driver type indicated above. help - immediately following the auxiliary parameter line text is the help message for that parameter. The help message may be a maximum of 1024 characters long and is required. end - indicates the end of the device screen definitions. Template Unit Screen Description is located in the u01 help area. #d03 = 'device aux 3' This is the required help for aux 3 #d04 = 'device aux 4' This is the required help for aux 4 #end #unit #unit_aux = 10 #u01 = 'Template Unit screen Description' unit - indicates the beginning of the unit definitions unit_aux - a number 0 thru 20 that indicates how many auxiliary lines will be added to the standard lines in the unit screen. u01 - u01 thru u20 are possible. These lines define the auxiliary parameters for the unit screen. The quoted text will be displayed only if the unit_aux value lies within the full line display limit for the driver type indicated above. help - immediately following the auxiliary parameter line text is the help message for that parameter. The help message may be a maximum of 1024 characters long and is required. end - indicates the end of the unit screen definitions. #u02 = 'Template Duib screen Description' The Duib section follows the unit. There may be NO auxiliaries in the Duib screen. However, as in all screen types it is possible to change the parameter lines text and/or the help messages for the standard parameter lines in the screen. See Configuring a user-written device driver in the Device drivers users guide for details. #u03 = 'Unit aux 3' This is the required help for U aux 3 #u04 = 'Unit aux 4' This is the required help for U aux 4 #u05 = 'Unit aux 5' This is the required help for U aux 5 #u06 = 'Unit aux 6' This is the required help for U aux 6 #u07 = 'Unit aux 7' This is the required help for U aux 7 #u08 = 'Unit aux 8' This is the required help for U aux 8 #u09 = 'Unit aux 9' This is the required help for U aux 9 #u10 = 'Unit aux 10' This is the required help for U aux 10 #end #duib #duib_aux = 0 #end