
/begin "Event Editor Help"                / HELP_MAIN
You may exit the capture editor by pressing Alt+F4.
The following keys are special in the character viewer:

"    Esc       Enters the Esc key (hex 1B)"
"    ÄÙ       Enters CR/LF (hex 0D and 0A)"

Use the cursor keys (and "Home, End, PgUp," and PgDn)
in order to move around the workspace.  The
Tab key (ÄÄ³) will shift the cursor to the character
viewer so that you can directly enter text.  The
Shift+Tab key (³ÄÄ) will move you back to the
hexadecimal viewer.

To jump directly to any address within the capture
"buffer," press the F5 accelerator key.  The ÜÜ symbol
is signal "level 0 (Off)," and ÛÛ signal level 1 (On).

The displayed -- symbol indicates undefined events.
The displayed ðð symbol indicates a signals-only event.
The displayed  symbol indicates a time stamp event.
/end

"Overflow Error"                           / HELP_OVERFLOW
The capture buffer has exceeded your current available
disk space.  Please exit BreakOut-II and free up more
space before continuing.

/end
/begin "Address Error"                           / HELP_RANGE1
The address specified is out of the current workspace
range.  In order to go to the last "address," press the
End key after exiting this help screen.
/end
/begin "Selection Error"                           / HELP_MARKS
The beginning address is larger than the
ending mark address.  Please correct by selecting
Edit menu after exiting this error message and then try the
request again.
/end
/begin "File Open Error"                           / HELP_FILEOPEN
The file specified cannot be opened for use.  Either the
file does not exist or the file cannot be created.
/end
/begin "File Error"                           / HELP_FILEERROR
The file cannot be correctly written - your disk
probably has no space available.  Exit BreakOut-II
and free up more space.
/end

/begin "Clipboard Error"                           / HELP_CLIPBOARD
You have selected too many events to temporarily
save to the clipboard. Please select fewer events.
Any previous clipboard contents remain intact.
/end

/begin "Save options Help"                           / HELP_SAVEOPTIONS
If you Save without "change," then the range of events
will be saved as is. "Otherwise," you can specify one
of the save execution modules to perform a selective
save.

Press Esc to terminate if you "don't" wish to continue
with the save.
/end
/begin "Goto Help"                             / HELP_GOTO
Enter the decimal event address you wish to make
current.  If the address is greater than the current defined
"events," then new events are automatically
filled with the default event defined by Edit:Default Event
if you modify the event at this new location.
/end

/begin "New menu item (File menu)"                             / HELP_FILE
This command will remove the entire event editor workspace.
If you wish to save the current buffer, select the
File:Save pull-down menu item before selecting New.
/end

/begin "Open menu item (File menu)"
At the current workspace "location," load the capture file.
Since BreakOut-II knows about capture "files," a .CAP
filename extension is always assumed.  The file's
description is also displayed to make it easier to
identify the actual capture.
/end

/begin "Save As menu item (File menu)"
Select this menu item to save workspace events to a
capture file. Select a description that best fits the
events you wish to save. "Usually," the current date and
time can be used.

You are given the option to save events as a whole (with
no alteration) or to save only those events that satisfy
some BCL save execution module criteria. An example
save using DCE_DTE.BES would store DCE events as DTE
events (almost like switching personalities).

If you prefer to terminate the "request," press the Esc key
at one of the prompts.
/end

/begin "Import menu item (File menu)"
At the current workspace "location," the data file you have
specified is loaded.  Each file byte is considered to
be data with the source (DCE or DTE) and the signals
and time stamps as defined in the default event.
/end

/begin "Export menu item (File menu)"
Select the workspace events you would like to export
to a non-event file. This file can be of any format
but is typically either ASCII or binary.

"Normally," data events are the only events exported but
depending on the "format," you can customize an export
execution module (by modifying the associated BCL source
module) to your liking.
/end

/begin "Exit menu item (File menu)"
Exit the event editor back to the communications panel.
If incoming events were '"backed up,"' then they will be
immediately displayed in the appropriate communications
viewers. Be very aware if a CEB overflow took place since
the 64K temporary CEB could have overflowed depending on
how long you've been working in the event editor.

Accelerator keys Alt+X or Alt+F4 can also return you to
the communications panel.
/end

/begin "Copy menu item (Edit menu)"
"You can select an event, range of events, or all events"
to be copied into an invisible clipboard. The clipboard
is limited to hold up to 1000 events at a time. These
events can be subsequently pasted starting at the current
location in the workspace.

The previous clipboard contents are lost once a copy
of events or the a copy of the results of a checksum
takes place.
/end

/begin "Paste menu item (Edit menu)"
Once events are copied into the clipboard by either the
Edit:Copy menu item or the results of the Checksum
menu item (from the Options "menu)," these events are
'"pasted"' into the workspace.

The current clipboard contents are still valid after a
paste command.
/end

/begin "Clear menu item (Edit menu)"
The Clear will replace all selected events with
their values with the default event.
<I don't know what this does - if there are
no events at all though this should be grayed out>
<If you had logged sessions, what happens?>
/end

/begin "Select All menu item (Edit menu)"
When there is more than one defined event in the
"workspace," you can select all events with the
first event (address 0) being the start and the
last defined event being the last.

Note that if you attempt to copy these events
into the "clipboard," you must not have
selected more than 1000 events.
/end

/begin "Select Beginning menu item (Edit menu)"
Regardless if events have been "selected," you
can make the current workspace event the beginning
event.
/end

/begin "Select End menu item (Edit menu)"
Regardless if events have been "selected," you
can make the current workspace event the ending
event.
/end

/begin "Unselect menu item (Edit menu)"
If events are selected (beginning and/or end) you
can unselect them.
/end

/begin "Find menu item (Edit menu)"
You can search for a sequence of events or
search for a specific logged activity if you
completed at least one captured (or triggered)
session.
/end

/begin "Find Next menu item (Edit menu)"
Starting at the current workspace "address,"
you can continue your search. If an event is
not "found," the search will fail.
/end

/begin "Go to menu item (Edit menu)"
You can specify the workspace "buffer's"
address to make current. The event located at
this address does not necessarily have to be
defined.
/end

/begin "Modify Event menu item (Edit menu)"
You may change any of the characteristics of
the current event "(data value, error conditions,"
"signal status, or even time stamp information)."
/end

/begin "Default Event menu item (Edit menu)"
The default event is used to fill workspace events
whenever the workspace is cleared or whenever
the buffer is extended by appending an event past
the defined event.

With this "menu item," you may set the default event
"to specific signal states, error values, time stamp,"
"or data value."

Once you have changed the default event, BreakOut-II
remembers the default event in the configuration file.
/end

/begin "Analyze menu item (Options menu)"
You can perform a BCL analysis by running a user-
selected analysis (analysis execution modules with a
.BEA filename extension) on a range of events.

Complex searches or even custom checksums can also be
executed by an analysis although the results are not
capable of being placed into the clipboard.
/end

/begin "Convert menu item (Options menu)"
You can perform a BCL analysis by running a
user-selected conversion (these BCL execution
modules have a .BEC filename extension) on a
range of events.

These conversions work on events currently stored
in the workspace and no events can be added or
removed ONLY MODIFIED.
/end

/begin "Checksum menu item (Options menu)"
Checksums can be quickly calculated on a range
of events (data events are only recognized
during the checksum). The results depend on
the other checksum options selected from the
Options menu:

" Complement, then Negate, then Byte Swap,"
" and then mask the least-significant Single Byte"

Once a checksum is "calculated," (and adjusted
based on the checksum options above) the result
is displayed in a window as a hexadecimal value
(most significant byte shown first).

If you want to copy the result to the clipboard,"
"press the ÄÄÙ key. Otherwise, press Esc. Signal status,"
"data error, and time stamp information defined"
with the default event (see Edit menu)
is also merged with the data results.
/end

/begin "Complement menu item (Options menu)"
After a checksum is completed, the result may
be "one's complemented." This effectively
alters each bit to the opposite value such as
a value of 1 is changed to 254 (byte example).

"If Complement menu item is left unchecked," no
"one's complement takes place."
/end

/begin "Negate menu item (Options menu)"
"After a checksum and a one's complement is "
"completed, the result may be "two's"
'complemented.' This negates the result such as
a value of 1 is changed to 255 (byte example which
is equivalent to a signed -1).

"If Negate menu item is left unchecked," no
"two's complement takes place."
/end

/begin "Byte Swap menu item (Options menu)"
"After a checksum and optional one's and two's"
complement "operation," the result's bytes are
swapped if the Byte Swap menu item is checked.

As an "example," if the result is hexadecimal
"05A1," the result would be altered to A105.
/end

/begin "Single Byte menu item (Options menu)"
The last operation that would possibly take
"place after a checksum, one's complement, two's"
"complement, and byte swap" is to display
either a single byte (if Single Byte is checked)
or as two bytes (if Single Byte is unchecked).

CRC checksums are typically displayed as two
byte (or 16 bit) results. All other types
"(such as XOR, ADD, and so on) are typically"
displayed as a single byte (or 8 bit) result.
/end

/begin "Timestamp menu item (Options menu)"
When the event editor is "dispatched" from the
communications "panel," event editor time stamps
are enabled if the Timestamp menu item is
checked in the communications panel.

You can always enable (check) time stamps or
disable (uncheck) time stamps while using the
event editor. When you return to the communications
"panel," time stamp status remains the way it was
last set while in the communications panel.
/end

/begin "Contents menu item (Help menu)"                    / HELP_HELP
Display the contents of help topics. When this menu item
is "selected," you can move the highlighted help topic
up and down and then press Enter to select additional help
information. Press Esc to exit if no help topic is
desired. This additional help is designed to present
communications assistance to you when your manual is not
handy.

You can add your own custom help here.
/end
/begin "How to Use Help menu item (Help menu)"                    / HELP_HELP + 1
Anytime you wish to receive help on a given topic (such as
a highlighted menu item or a dialog) press Shift+F1 or F1.

If you wish to display help topics while no menu or dialog
is currently "displayed," press F1.
/end

/begin "About menu item (Help menu)"                    / HELP_HELP + 2
You can display the current version of the event editor.
/end

/begin "Illegal decimal Address"                            / HELP_HEXCODE
The address you specified must be a legal decimal
address composed of integers (0 thru 9).
/end
/begin "Find Help"                           / HELP_SEARCH
To move the cursor to the various options (next data
"byte or to the next signal)," press the following:
"   Ä       Go to the next item"
"   Ä       Go to the previous item"
"           In data "group," go to the DCE data"
"           In data "group," go to the DTE data "

Use the Tab key (ÄÄ³) in order to move between the
data group, time stamp, and the signal group. You
may enter a character instead of two hexadecimal digits
by preceding the character with the backslash (\) key.

To '"cycle through"' the signal group (either DTE or DCE)
"options," press the SPACE BAR.  To "terminate," press Esc
and to accept the search "criteria," press the ÄÄÙ key.

The -- symbol indicates undefined events
The ðð symbol indicates a signals-only event
The displayed  symbol indicates a time stamp event.
/end
/begin "Edit Help"                           / HELP_FILLIN
To move the cursor to the various "options," press the
following:

"   Ä       Go to the next item"
"   Ä       Go to the previous item"
"           In data "group," go to the DCE data"
"           In data "group," go to the DTE data "

To "cycle through" the signal group (either DTE or DCE)
"options," press the SPACE BAR.  To "terminate," press Esc
and to accept the search "criteria," press the ÄÄÙ key.
Press the tab key to move from group to group.

Now you may enter a character instead of two hexadecimal
digits by preceding the character with the backslash (\)
key.
/end
/begin "Select beginning error"                        / HELP_MARK1
You haven't set the beginning mark yet.
/end
/begin "Select ending error"                        / HELP_MARK2
You haven't set the ending mark yet.
/end
/begin "Save to file"                       / HELP_SAVE_OK
... was successful!
/end
/begin "Save to file error"                 / HELP_SAVE_ERROR
There was an error saving the file to disk.  Either the
disk has no available storage or the file/device
is write-protected.
/end
/begin "File error"                         / HELP_NO_PCO_FILE_ERROR
There are no BCL execution analysis modules to
execute in the BreakOut-II working subdirectory.
Please reinstall BreakOut-II to load the pre-defined
analysis modules.
/end
/begin "Descriptor Help"             / HELP_ASK_DESC
A descriptor can be entered to define the range of
event records that you have marked.  A descriptor cannot
exceed 32 characters.

Press Esc if you wish to terminate this request.
/end
/begin "Help on analysis output to the screen"             / HELP_ANALYZE_OPTIONS
You may direct the output of the analysis to the video
screen with this option.

Press Esc if you wish to terminate this request.
/end
/begin "Help of analysis output to a file"             /HELP_ANALYZE_TO_FILE
You may direct the output of the analysis to a
file in the current directory.  In "addition," you
may print to the printer by using a filename of PRN.

Press Esc if you wish to terminate this request.
/end
/begin "Filename Help"             / HELP_ASK_FILENAME
Enter the filename with the file extension
Press Esc if you wish to terminate this request.
/end
/begin "File error"             / HELP_FILENAME_NOEXIST
The filename you specified does not exist.
/end
/begin "Help with protocol analysis"             / HELP_PCO_EXECUTE
During a lengthy "display," you may terminate at any point by
pressing the Esc key.  If you are printing or writing to a
"file," output will be immediately completed and the file (or
printing) closed.
/end
/begin "File error"             / HELP_FILE_CREATE_ERROR
The file specified could not be created.  Either there is
no available space on the "drive," there is a write protect
tab on the "diskette," or the filename is not legal.
/end
/begin "Summation Help"             / HELP_XSUM_OPTION_HELP+0
Add all of the data bytes together in the specified
marked region and create a 16-bit value.  This
checksum is popular with XMODEM public domain protocols.

If there are events in the range that are not data
event "records," they are ignored.
/end

/begin "XOR Help"             / HELP_XSUM_OPTION_HELP+1
XOR all of the data bytes together in the specified
marked region and create a 8-bit value.

If there are events in the range that are not data
event "records," they are ignored.
/end

/begin "Number of 0 bits Help"             / HELP_XSUM_OPTION_HELP+2
For each data event "record," each 0 bit encountered
will increment the 16-bit counter.  This technique
is popular when dealing with intelligent EPROM
blasting devices or with process control protocols.

If there are events in the range that are not data
event "records," they are ignored.
/end

/begin "Number of 1 bits Help"             / HELP_XSUM_OPTION_HELP+3
For each data event "record," each 1 bit encountered
will increment the 16-bit counter.

If there are events in the range that are not data
event "records," they are ignored.
/end

/begin "CRC calculation (CCITT CRC-12) Help"             / HELP_XSUM_OPTION_HELP+4
The CRC-12 algorithm is calculated on the marked
region creating a 16-bit value.  This checksum
technique is used in X-25 protocol packets.

If there are events in the range that are not data
event "records," they are ignored.
This 16-bit result is displayed with
most-significant byte first!
/end

/begin "CRC calculation (CRC-16) Help"             / HELP_XSUM_OPTION_HELP+5
The CRC-16 algorithm is calculated on the marked
region creating a 16-bit value.  This checksum
technique is used in many sophisticated protocols.

If there are events in the range that are not data
event "records," they are ignored.
This 16-bit result is displayed with
most-significant byte first!
/end

/begin "Checksum calculation Help"             / HELP_XSUM_CALC_HELP
While the checksum is taking "place," you may terminate
at anytime by pressing the Esc key.
/end

/begin "Checksum calculation Help"             / HELP_XSUM_CALC_DONE
The 16-bit checksum you requested has been computed
only on data events.  Signal-only and time stamp
events were ignored in the calculation.
/end

/begin "Workspace empty"             / HELP_ILLEGAL_SIZE
No data or line signal events are currently defined from
the current position in the capture buffer.
/end
/begin "Load file"                       / HELP_LOAD_OK
... was successful!
/end
/begin "Load file error"                 / HELP_LOAD_ERROR
There was an error loading the file from disk.  Chances
are the workspace ran out of available space on your 
disk or the specified capture event file does not exist.
/end
/begin "Search"                   / HELP_SEARCH_FAILED
... failed!  Reposition your cursor and try
again. Note that the search may have only looked at
those events that are selected even though you thought
you were searching throughout the entire workspace.
/end
/begin "Search"                / HELP_SEARCH_SUCCESS
... was successful!
/end
/begin "Search status"         / HELP_SEARCH_STATUS
Search is about to proceed.

(If you wish to terminate during the "search," press
any character).

/end
/begin ""         / HELP_SEARCH_TERMINATED
Operation was terminated!
/end
/begin ""     / HELP_XSUM_TERMINATED
Operation was terminated!
/end
/begin "Checksum status"         / HELP_XSUM_STATUS
Checksum is about to proceed.

(If you wish to terminate during the "search," press
any character).
/end

/begin "Select capture file" / HELP_SELECT_CAP
Select the capture file. All of the capture files
with a CAP filename extensions in the BreakOut-II
subdirectory will be automatically displayed.
/end

/begin "No capture files" / HELP_NO_CAP_FILES
There are no capture files present in the BreakOut-II
subdirectory to read into the capture editor.
/end

/begin  "About" / HELP_ABOUT_VERSION
""
"                   BreakOut-II Version 4.0"
"                        Event Editor"
"                   Copyright (C) 1985-1994"
"                             by"
"                Advanced Firmware Development"
" "
/end

/begin  "How to Use Help" / HELP_USING
Press F1 to display the help dialog box.
Press Shift+F1 to display context-sensitive
assistance for the current action being performed.

To remove the help information window, press
either the Esc or the ÄÙ key.
/end

/begin  "No logged events"      / HELP_NOLOGGEDEVENT
There are currently no logged capture
activities.

You may wish to search for a sequence of events
using the Edit:Find Event option instead.
/end

/begin  "Help on Finding Events"          / HELP_FINDOPTIONS
Find events...
You may find events based on either a search for
a sequence of events (up to 16).

You may advance the cursor to the workspace location
where a capture started or ended. User terminations
are also recorded (or '"logged"').

Move the arrow keys then press ÄÙ to select which
search you wish to "start," if you wish to terminate
the request press the Esc key.


/end


/begin  "Help on Finding Logged Activities"          / HELP_FINDLOGACTIVITIES
Move the arrow keys then press ÄÙ to select which
search you wish to "start," if you wish to terminate
the request press the Esc key.

If you wish to clear out all logged "activities,"
select the File:New... menu item. All logged
activities are forgotten once you exit BreakOut-II.
/end

/begin "Are you sure Help"      / HELP_AREUSURE
Entering Y (or y) will acknowledge your action (such
as terminating the BCL execution module processing).
Entering anything that doesn't begin with a Y
will not acknowledge the action.
/end

/begin  "Selecting a range Help"    / HELP_RANGE
You may be given several of these options depending
on your current workspace location and whether
you have selected events:
o Current event
o All events
o Selected capture events
o From current location to the end

The current Event choice will only select the
current defined event. All events implies all
currently defined events (which if you haven't
selected any events and the current event is
"undefined," will be automatically chosen for you).
The selected events refers to those highlighted
events chosen with the Edit:Select menu commands.
"Finally," you may choose from the current defined
event to the last defined event. To "terminate,"
press Esc.
/end

/begin "BCL execution module Help" / HELP_BCL_LIST
You can scroll through the execution modules
and select the module you wish to execute.

If you wish to "terminate," then press Esc.
/end

