;
;	u s e r   p a t c h   a r e a
;
;the following variables are located here for ease of mod-
;ification.  they are moved into the resident data area by
;setup during initialization.  default values shown are for
;televideo terminals
;
;
	org	0180h
usrpat:
	db	1bh		;default escape character(esc)
	db	0ffh		;value to return for console status
				;while expanding definitions
	db	'/'		;supershift character/terminal leadin
	db	1		;length of preamble including leadin.
	db	0		;length of post-amble.
	db	1		;supershift/terminal string flag:
				; set to 1 to enable supershift
				; set to 2 to have smartkey respond
				;  to a second terminal string format.
				;  for Televideo 925/950 users, this may be
				;  preferable to the supershift feature
	db	1		;lead in character for terminal
 				;  escape sequences
	db	1		;length of terminal string pre-
				;  amble including leadin.
	db	1		;length of post-amble.
	db	0		;terminal string flag, non zero to enable
	db	80h		;mask character to XOR with
				;  significant char of string
	dw	1000h		;delay constant for string recognition
				;  this value is usually adequate but may
				;  need to be changed with extreme combinations
				;  of terminal and processor speed.  if it is
				;  too small, the terminal strings wont be
				;  recognized, if it is too large, a fast
				;  typist might beat it
	db	1bh		;escape char to end variable entry - set by
				;  SKPATCH to correspond with <esc> so this
				;  must be altered later if you
				;  want to change it
wbe:	db	0		;flag non-zero to return to ccp
				;  in lieu of warm boot
	db	0		;flag to enable hex mode
	db	07fh		;mask for characters returned to the system
				;  07fh to reset bit 7, 0ffh to leave it
				;  unaltered
tabk:	db	0		;table size (# of Kbytes - 1)
	db	0		;flag non-zero to require
				;  the routine patched in below
				;  to be used for console input
				;  in lieu of the bios routine
usrlth	equ	$ - usrpat
inpt:	db	0,0,0,0,0	;these 16 bytes may be used for
	db	0,0,0,0,0	;  a console input routine ret-
	db	0,0,0,0,0	;  urning 8 bit key codes.  the
	ret			;  routine is only called when
				;  the console is ready and
				;  should not check status. no
				;  addresses local to smartkey
				;  may be referenced. 
;