Using PDZAP to Enter CPU IDs

Use the PDZAP utility to display and alter the GXCPUIDS phase into the Phoenix load library. You must be an authorized user to do this update. A sample PDZAP Menu display is shown below. Key the data, described below, into the DSNAME, MODULE, and OFFSET fields, and then press ENTER.
The string of 26 hexadecimal characters shown at offset 10 will be the first encoded CPU ID recorded in the phase.

07/01/86	| | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |	SYSTEM MAINTENANCE UTILITY	11:09:55
DSNAME		MODULE GXCPUIDS OFFSET 10 SCAN__________________________________
FIELD		DESCRIPTION
--------------		---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DSNAME		LOAD LIBRARY FILE NAME AS DEFINED TO THE ON-LINE
MODULE		LOAD LIBRARY MEMBER NAME TO BE SELECTED FOR DISPLAY/UPDATE
OFFSET		MODULE DISPLACEMENT IN FREE FORMAT HEXADECIMAL NOTATION
SCAN		SCAN TEXT IN HEXADECIMAL OR CHARACTER NOTATION (IF ENT- ERED IN CHARACTER, DATA MUST BE ENCLOSED WITHIN QUOTES)
---------		---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
PF1		BACK SPACE CURRENT MODULE DISPLAY 760 BYTES
PF2		FORWARD SPACE CURRENT MODULE DISPLAY 760 BYTES
PF3		RESEND CURRENT MODULE DISPLAY
PF4		BACK SPACE CURRENT MODULE DISPLAY 380 BYTES
PF5		FORWARD SPACE CURRENT MODULE DISPLAY 380 BYTES
PF6		REQUEST HELP DISPLAY PANEL

What to key into the input fields:

LIB	Key the name of the Phoenix load library (LOAD)
NM	Key GXCPUIDS.
OFFSET	Key a hexadecimal offset from the beginning of the load module.

Each encrypted CPU ID is encoded as 13 bytes of hexadecimal data that is 26 characters long. A CPU ID can be located at any of the offsets shown in the table below. At run time, actual CPUIDs are checked against the list starting at offset 10. A string of 13 bytes of hexadecimal zeros at any valid offset marks the end of the table.

10	1D	2A	37	44	51	5E	6B
78	85	92	9F	AC	B9	C6	D3
E0	ED	FA	107	114	121	12E	13B
148	155	162	16F	17C	189	196	1A3

SCAN

Not used.