Holtek HT-IDE, User Manual

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Fig 1-5
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Step 5
Select the appropriate parallel port, LPT1, LPT2 or LPT3, where the
HT-ICE will be connected to (Fig 1-6). Once selected, ensure that the
printer cable is connected to the corresponding port on the PC host. To
change the port after initial installation, the Debug command within the
Option menu can be used for this function, making it unnecessary to
re-install the program.
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Step 6
The files will now be copied from the floppy drive to the destination directory,
the progress of which will be displayed on a percentage indicator.
There are 4 subdirectories, BIN, INCLUDE, LIB and SAMPLE, which
are created under the destination directory during the install process. All
execution files and description files used by the HT-IDE are copied into
the subdirectory BIN. The included source files in the INCLUDE subdi-
rectory provided by Holtek, may also contain the user’s source program
files while assembling. The files in subdirectory LIB are library files
provided by Holtek, and they may be used when HLINK links all object
files into a task file. The SAMPLE subdirectory contains sample pro-
grams.
If using diskettes to setup the HT-IDE, follow the screen setup instruc-
tions to change the appropriate diskette in order to complete the Instal-
lation.
Successful completion of the setup process is indicated by the message
dialogue window shown in Fig 1-7 and the creation of an HT-IDE group.
Within this group is placed an HT-IDE icon, which can be double-clicked
to run the system.
Chapter 1 Overview and Installation
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