Enter moves in algebraic notation, e.g. E2E4 or B2B1=Q.
(In algebraic notation white castles king-side by E1G1, etc.) or
in english notation e.g. P-K4 or P/K2-K4 or KP-K4, O-O for
castling kingside, X or * for captures, e.g.
NXB, promotion by =, e.g. P-N8=N.  Terminate moves by space or cr if
in english notation.  Rubout flushes previous typein, echoes as "?".
Acceptance of move or non-typing command is confirmed by
backarrow.  

	In move typeout e.g. "   1 W  E2-E4  3 0 0.5 IN 1.6"
the "1" is the move number, the "W" (white) is the side moving,
E2-E4 is the move in algebraic notation, the "3" is the maximum
depth setting, the "0" is the value return from TECH II's point of
view (-100 = TECH II is a pawn down) the "0.5" is the run time of
the last search (at depth 3), and the 1.6 is the total real time
for all searches made for this move (if in tournament mode, (set
by $T) it will be the time for searches at depths 1, 2, and 3).

	List of commands

PW	Play white.
PB	Play black.
PS	Play self.
PN	Play neither side.

^R	Resets board to initial position, clears clock, does a "PN".
^U	Takes back a move, does a "PN".
^B	Prints board.
^E	Causes program to make a move.
^V	Turns on/off the "live" TV display.
^G	Quit thinking.  Does a "PN".
^P	Print principal variation of last search.
^W	Print statistics of last search.
		LMM	legal moves made during search.
		ILM	illegal moves made, and immediately taken back.
		TRM	terminal nodes in tree.
		LMG	legal moves generations.
		ICH	calls to routine which checks for check.
		PSM	moves made up to set depth.
		STV	captures made after set depth.
		FED	replies to check made after set depth.
	Sum of PSM ("plausible moves"), STV ("static evaluator moves"),
	and FED ("feedovers") equals LMM.
		LMS	legal moves per second of run time.

$C	$C<n>,<nmoves>,<nmin>,  sets time control N to NMOVES 
	in NMIN minutes total time from start of game.  N may be 0 to 6.
	Time controls must be in ascending order, and a margin of about
	three times the mean time per move should be left or else TECH II
	may overstep on its last move.  T.C. 0 is assembled as 2 moves
	in zero seconds for book purposes and is normally not to
	be changed.  Default settings of T.C.'s are 1 move/minute,
	good for hacker games.

$A	$A <maxtim>,<mintim>,<mintim2>,  sets the parameters which
	control use of the active schema in tournament mode.  MAXTIM is
	the number of minutes after which to abort the active search, MINTIM is
	the minimum number of seconds per move which must be left in order
	not to abort the active search, and MINTIM2 is the minimum number of
	seconds per move which must be left to start an active search.

$D	$D<integer>,  where <integer> is of the form ZZYYXXDD, the letters
	representing digits, leaves tournament mode, and sets four search
	parameters from <integer>.  DD is the (weighted) depth up to which
	the search examines all moves at each node.  Up to depth YY, safe
	active moves are examined, and all safe replies are considered
	at nodes following an active move, and all moves at depth YY+1
	if the move from depth YY was active.  Safe checks are examined up
	to depth YY, and all checks from YY+1 to XX.  Safe captures are
	always examined, and after depth YY all captures are examined.
	All replies to check are always examined.
	Leading zeroes may be omitted in <integer>.
	$D3050701 is roughly equivalent to, but much faster than, $D6 .

$T	Enter "tournament", or variable parameter mode.  If
	there is enough time per move left (see the $C and $A commands)
	for an active search, the "DD" parameter (see $D command) is set to
	one and a single active search is performed in accordance with the 
	ZZ, YY, and XX parameters set by the last $D command.  Otherwise,
	or if the active search is aborted, the "XX" and "YY" parameters
	are set to zero and the program iteratively searches starting at
	the depth specified by the "DD" part of the last $D command and
	deepening by one with each iteration.  However, the iteration
	always begun at depth at least 2, and for the first 4 plies is
	begun at exactly 2 irrespective of the "DD" setting.  Suggested
	tournament settings are  $D3050704 followed by $T, with appropriate
	$C and $A settings.

$S	Setup board.  Scan from queen-side to king-side, black's first
	rank first;  e.g. $S 4BK3 8 8 8 8 8 8 4WK3_,
	where spaces and _ are typed by the program,
	sets up the kings in their original position.  At end of
	setup it will be white's turn to move and neither side will have
	castling or immediate en passant privileges.  

$V	$V <file spec><tab or cr> saves game.  Default is DSK:AGB;GAME >.
	In non-ts, prints game on TTY.

$R	Read commands from file.  Takes file spec like $V, may be used
	to read in saved games.  "_"'s confirming moves are 
	suppressed.  Exists in TS version only.

$X	$X<integer>, enables usage of CHEOPS if <integer> is 1 or disables
	usage of CHEOPS if <integer> =0.  AI TS with CHEOPS only.

$Z	Enter the CHEOPS console program.  AI TS with CHEOPS only.

$6	Seizes/releases PDP-6 memory.  AI TS only.

$?	Type this cruft.

	(To display the board, type ^B)