Kaypro Disk #28

                     Micro Cornucopia Magazine
      	             PO Box 223 Bend, OR 97709


      The purpose of this disk is to gather in one place all the files,
      overlays, etc necessary for a Kaypro computer owner to assemble a
      usable version of MDM730.COM.
      
      The following gives a brief overview of the files on this disk.
      For complete instructions, etc read all of the files ending in
      DOC, MSG, NOT, UPD, and the notations contained in the .ASM files.
      Start with the MDM730.DOC file to get a good understanding of the
      programs capabilities, then read the notations included with the
      MKP4-10.ASM file if you are mainly interested in using this 
      program for KAYPRO II,4 or 10's.
      
MDM730.COM
      This is the main program developed by Irv Hoff and is one of the
      most versatile modem programs available bar none, including any
      commercial programs I've seen. This file has not been set up for
      Kaypro and is included for archival purposes only. 
      
KM1200.COM
      A ready to run version of MDM730.COM set up for the 4 or 5 Mhz
      Kaypros ( KAYPRO -84 series & KAYPRO 10. (or speed up mod units ).
      As presently set up, has phone directory autodial and redial, 
      Touchtone dialing and 1200 baud, 8 bit, 1 stop bit, no parity check.
      SET command allows you to reset baud rate and bits, parity.  Also
      has function keys implemented.  Read MKP4-10.ASM for more information
      on how to change defaults and reassemble.
      
KM300.COM
      Same as KM1200.COM except defaults to 300 baud rate.
      
MDM730.DOC
      A very comprehensive explanation of the features of MDM730 and KM1200
      
MDM730.MSG, MDM730.NOT, MDM730.UPD, M7BELL.MSG, M7RUB.MSG
      Short memos giving updated information
      
MKP4-10.ASM
      Overlay file containing assembly instructions to set MDM730.COM up
      to operate properly on Kaypro II,4 & 10.  As presently written, it
      sets up for Kaypro 4 & 10 as outlined above under KM1200.COM.  
      Instructions at head of file explain how to set up for Kaypro II and
      also how to change from Touchtone to Pulse dialing, from 1200 baud
      default value to 300 baud, etc.
      
M7NM-6.ASM
      Overlay file containing assembly instructions to set MDM730.COM up
      to include the autodial telephone directory.  Instructions are at
      head of file. Also additional instructions in MKP4-10.ASM.
      
M7FNK.COM, M7FNK.DOC, M7FNK.NOT
      Program and documentation to allow you to change the 10 function keys
      in MDM730.COM or KM1200.COM to whatever you like.
      
M7LIB.COM, M7LIB.DOC
      Program and documentation to allow you to change the phone numbers in
      the MDM730.COM or KM1200.COM autodial telephone directory.
      
MLOAD21.COM
      This is a public domain version of CPM's Load.Com.  Works a lot
      better and can be used instead of DDT to assemble your program.  See
      instructions on how to use at head of MKP4-10.ASM file.
      
      
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