*  Command Names for CCW CMD field.
*  Format of this file is (rules applied in the order listed):
*   1. Any line without a single quote in column 1 is ignored.
*   2. Any line without an equals (=) in column 4 and a single quote
*      in column 10 is an error.
*   3. Any line without a valid hex number in columns 2-3 is an error.
*   4. If a line passes conditions 1-3, then the characters in columns 2-9
*      are displayed by the LTS Trace program whenever a CCW contains the
*      command specified by the characters in columns 2-3.
*  Additional Notes:
*   Any line which is in error will be displayed and ignored.
*   CCW commands not in this file are displayed as 'x=cmd  '.
*   Entries can be in any order.  In the case of duplicates, the last
*      one is used.
*   BEWARE of editors that insert tabs in quoted literal fields.
*      PE always works correctly; OS/2 Standard Editor may fail.
*   LTS furnishes this file as C370TRC.CCW; the LTS Trace program first
*     looks for C370TRC.USR, then for C370TRC.CCW, then uses built-in
*     defaults.  The user should rename C370TRC.CCW to C370TRC.USR, and
*     modify C370TRC.USR as appropriate.
*
'01=WRITE'   { WRITE         }
'02=READ '   { READ          }
'03=NOP  '   { NO OPERATION  }
'04=SENSE'   { SENSE         }
'05=CNC/D'   { CONTROL CONNECT / DISCONNECT }
'08=TIC  '   { TIC           }
'09=WRB  '   { WRITE BREAK   }
'0C=RDBAK'   { READ BACKWARD }
'14=SXT  '   { SENSE EXTENDED(AFP1 printers); SIB(3800) }
'24=SEL  '   { SENSE ERROR LOG BUFFER }
'31=WS0  '   { WRITE START 0 }
'32=RS0  '   { READ  START 0 }
'33=XOA  '   { EXECUTE ORDER ANYSTATE }
'51=WS1  '   { WRITE START 1  }
'52=RS1  '   { READ  START 1  }
'8F=XOH  '   { EXECUTE ORDER HOMESTATE }
'93=RST  '   { RESTART RESET   }
'94=RLEAS'   { RELEASE         }
'B4=RSERV'   { RESERVE       }
'E4=SNSID'   { SENSE ID      }
