Sig/M volume 20      PCE System Monitor
          
          (original materials from Pascal Z User Group volume 2)

          -CATALOG.020        contents of Sig/M volume 20
          CRCKFILE.020        CRC of Sig/M volume 20
          ABSTRACT.020        comments on PCE System Monitor

20.1     SYSMON.DOC    103K  Complete Manual of System Monitor
20.2     SYSMONA.Z80	 2K  Central subsystem module 
20.3     ASPM1.Z80	11K  Command subsystem, module one 
20.4     ASPM2.Z80	12K  Command subsystem, module two 
20.5     VECTOR.Z80	 3K  Intel I/O standard vector subsystem
20.6     CONSOL.Z80	14K  Console subsystem 
20.7     DISK.Z80	 5K  Floppy disk subsystem, it ties CPM
                             to the monitor so that both operate
                             as an integrated whole 
20.8     CASS.Z80	 8K  Cassette subsystem, controls the Dajen/
                             Teletek UCRI, includes Zapple compatile
			     (RI) & (PO)
20.9     BMGEN.Z80	 1K  Bit map generator
20.10    BMGEN.COM       1K  /
20.11    LOADER.Z80     10K  Static loader for system
20.12    LOADER.COM      3K  /
20.13    SYS.COM	16K  Sys Monitor boot-up program
20.14    ONE.HEX	14K  Used with bringing up bit map
20.15    ZERO.HEX	14K  Used with bringing up bit map 
20.16    COPYTT.Z80	 1K  Sample command, similiar to a COM file,
                             this one is a Disk subsystem test utility
20.17    COPYTT.SMC      1K  /


		Pascal/Z Users Group Vol No.2

	I was very fortunate this month, I was able to talk a
company named PCE SYSTEMS into donating this complete disk of
Z80 software.  They had paid a programer to write it excusively
for them but their Microcomputer products evolved so rapidly
that by the time it was ready, they didn't need it anymore.
Nowdays they boot directly into CPM.  So we lucked out, we now
have the complete source and the manual for it, all on this
disk.  You can bet, I'll be trying to get other manufactures to 
do the same thing with their outmoded software.

	This disk is so large however that I couldn't edit/verify
to see if this stuff works but I have been assured by PCE SYSTEMS 
that it does.  So whoever gets it up and running I would appreciate
it if they would drop me a line outlining their views on it.

