5535-M18
5535-M18 came to hand on 2003.02.05.
I want to tell the details here.
Condition
Configuration of KDOS
Please look at pictures, although there is what has inadequate
exposure.
Please have a look about a pictures here.
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This is in the state where the power on.
There is an impression which takes a
place considerably.
I think that the desktop which does not
take a space too, is right.
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This is comparison of a size.
The machine which comes out later is
considered, or it becomes and is large.
It is ordinary size if it sees as "laptop".
From a top
IBM ThinkPad340 (Just A4 size)
NEC PC-98LT (A4 file size)
5535-M18
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This is a keyboard.
It is the impression of changing the
arrangement of the key of type1
keyboard and having pushed in.
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This is near an expansion slot.
5250 Adapter/LT is contained in the slot.
The bottom of it is a serial port and
switches.
The function of a DIP switch is not known
though regrettable.
The right-hand side is a TEST switch.
And it is the lamp in which a TEST state
is shown.
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This is 5250 Adapter/LT.
Although it understands that I have you
compare with the adapter of the page
of the architecture, there is no switch of
an address.
It sets up on software.
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Condition
It received by junk article treatment at a certain auction.
A grade says but it does not become precocious.
It seems that it has embezzled on business considerably.
There is a portion which paint has peeled off considerably
and a horizontal line
goes into liquid crystal considerably.
A keyboard also has the bad key of a reaction and a
diskette drive causes a
defect of operation occasionally.
It may not be amusing whenever it may break ...
Composition of hardware
CPU
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i80286 10MHz
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Memory
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1MB (It checks by the system test)
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Hard Disk
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20MB
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Display
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Monochrome LCD with a back light
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Adapter
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5250 Extended Work Station Adapter /
LT
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Partition of Hard Disk
Partition1
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ICHITARO
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4MB
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Partition2
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MS-DOS K3.42
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16MB
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It has divided into two partitions.
The started partition becomes C drive and another partition
becomes D drive.
Except for the case where the kind of OS to start is
different, I think it quite new
that a drive letter changes at the time of starting.
Software already set up
OS
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KDOS Ver3.43 (for 5535)
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Kana Kanji conversion
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Partition1 ATOK6
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Partition2 MKK (Clause conversion)
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Application
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ICHITARO Ver3.1
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Emulator
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5250 Japanese Personal Computer
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Development language
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IBM COBOL/2
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5250PCs have not been started in an error.
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Configuration of KDOS
CONFIG.SYS of Partition1
1 BUFFERS=50
2 FILES=20
3 DEVICE=C:\$LDISK.SYS 2
4 DEVICE=D:\DOS\SYS\ANSI.SYS
5 DEVICE=D:\DOS\SYS\$PRN24E.SYS
6 DEVICE=C:\ATOK6IB.SYS
7 DEVICE=C:\ATOK6IA.SYS /D=C /N=ATOK.DIC
/R=0 /M=0 /T=1
/S=1
/E=1 /B=0 /C=2
8 SHELL=C:\COMMAND.COM /P /E:512
Free area 467,760 bytes
CONFIG.SYS of Partition2
1 BUFFERS=20
2 FILES=30
3 DEVICE=C:\DOS\$LDISK.SYS 1
4 DEVICE=C:\DOS\SYS\$BANKMGR.SYS
5 DEVICE=C:\DOS\SYS\$MKKCVT0.SYS /B
6 DEVICE=C:\EM5250J.SYS
7 DEVICE=C:\DOS\SYS\$CLOCK.SYS
8 DEVICE=C:\DOS\SYS\$PRN24E.SYS
9 DEVICE=C:\DOS\SYS\ANSI.SYS
10 SHELL =c:\COMMAND.COM /P /E:2048
Free area 489,248 bytes
CONFIG.SYS of each partition is the above-mentioned contents.
Since the version is old, there are HMA and no UMB.
However, since Kanji ROM is built in, there is free area
very well.
I want to explain a driver peculiar to KDOS and JDOS in
this.
$LDISK.SYS |
It is a driver for making a logical partition
recognize.
The partition of the number specified back is recognized
as a drive.
It starts with the 2nd partition and a setup when it is
$LDISK.SYS 1, the 1st partition is recognized as a D drive.
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$BANKMGR.SYS
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It is a driver for using a Memory
Bank.
The Memory Bank remained to JDOS Ver.4.
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$MKKCVT0.SYS
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It is a driver for multiple-clauses conversion.
It comes to use Memory Bank with a /B switch.
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EM5250J.SYS
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It is a driver for using a 5250PC.
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$CLOCK.SYS
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It is the driver of a time display.
The present time is displayed on the screen lower right.
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$PRN24E.SYS
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It is a driver for 24 dot printers of the
IBM system.
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Index
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