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CHANGE 2 If another punch check error occurs, it might be advisable to examine the contents of the punch storage area if the punching error is not immediately apparent. Consult the supervisor. There is the possibility of failure in the punching mechanism requiring field engineering service. Description - Magazine or Card Transport Jam, Interlock Open Code - 62bO Indications - HALT DISPLAY (0110 0010 1000 0000) DISPLAY SELECT -- I/O C - ABN Reason - This can include: A card has failed to feed from the magazine to the ready station usually because of a jam in the throat of the magazine. A card has failed to feed from the ready station to the wait station usually because of a jam at the read station. A card has failed to feed properly through the punch station or to the card stackers. The top-front cover of the punch is open or the internal power to the punch is shut off. Action - When card reading is involved in the punch operation, it is best to have the advice of the supervisor when handling card jams. The proper procedure may depend upon the nature of the program. When the application involves punching only into blank cards, the following is suggested. It is based on the premise that, unless all of a card has passed into the stacker area beyond the punch station, the punching setup for that card remains. Thus, recovery from a jam in the magazine, ready station, read station, wait station, or punch station can be made by using this procedure. Remove the blank cards from the magazine. Discard any damaged cards at the bottom of the stack. Clear all cards from the card transport; damaged or undamaged. Place a supply of cards in the magazine. Press the PUNCH CLEAR and then the PUNCH FEED to advance the first card to the ready station. Again press the PUNCH CLEAR and the PUNCH FEED to advance the first card to the wait station. Press the START. A jammed card in a card stacker is remade and placed in its proper sequence in the file of punched cards. II-G-38
Description - Control or Data Parity Error Indication - DISPLAY SELECT -- I/O C MEM CHANGE 2 Reason - A parity error has occurred in either a control byte governing the operation of the punch or in a data byte. Action - Consult the supervisor. It will be necessary to determine if the parity error was in a control or data byte. It will also be necessary to determine whether this failure is only momentary or requires field engineering service. 4.6.2.4 PROCESSOR Description - General Purpose Channel Error Indication - DISPLAY SELECT -- PROC A - CHAN Reason - An abnormal condition exists in a peripheral unit connected to the processor through the general purpose channel. Action - Consult the supervisor to locate the source of the error. Description - Address Error Indication - DISPLAY SELECT -- PROC A - ADD Reason - An attempt has been made to enter a restricted address location or to address a location beyond the capacity of the memory of the system being used. Action - Consult the supervisor to locate the source of the error. Description - Parity Error or Divide Error (Hardware) Indication - DISPLAY SELECT -- PROC A - MEM Reason - A parity error has occurred in the processor or, if the system is equipped with the optional multiply, divide, and edit feature, an error has occurred while performing division. Action - Consult the supervisor to determine the nature of the error and whether it is momentary or requires field engineering service.
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PROGRAMMERS REFERENCE MANUAL FOR UN
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TABLE OF CONTENTS (CONT.) Section T
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CHANGE 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS (CONT.)
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Section III III-A III-B TABLE OF CO
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TABLE OF CONTENTS (CONT.) Section T
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Table I-A-l 1-8-1 1-8-2 I-C-l I-C-2
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Figure II-F-l II-F-2 II-F-3 II-G-l
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8. Doors Open b. Doors Closed Figur
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ICR (P) An index control register (
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Externally Specified Index (Dual Ch
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Address 000066 000067 000070 000071
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Address 00200 00201 00202 00203 002
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TABLE I-B-1. REPERTOIRE OF INSTRUCT
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1. GENERAL SECTION I-B-2. ARITHMETI
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24 25 26 MULTIPLY AL (MULALB) (AL)
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02 03 06 COMPARE AL(CMAL) Execution
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50 63 53 COMPLEMENT A (CPA) Executi
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73 BJUMP (BJP) If B 1: 0, B-1---+B
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31 Instruction executed from entran
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1. GENERAL SECTION 1-8-7. SKIP AND
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It should be noted that v in the in
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50 27 instruction will transfer a w
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54 INDIRECT JUMP AND REMOVE INTERRU
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2. INPUT/OUTPUT INTERFACE 2.1 DATA
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c) Computer detects output request.
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The location (CAT) is specified by
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The following examp"le illustrates
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In the examples given above the wor
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equired only because the computer a
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3.3 PRINTER The printer prints data
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6) Output-data indicator switches T
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TABLE II-B-1. ASCII CODE FOR THE UN
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Tape Transport Control Tape Transpo
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computer program must then correct
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Bit 06 of the instruction word is u
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7.7 LONGITUDINAL PARITY ERROR (BITS
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magnetic tape control according to
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Order of Priority --+ Unit 1 Tape n
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5.10 LAST TAPE MOTION (BIT 05; 1 =
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TABLE 11-0-2. CHART SHOWING THE EFF
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Page 192: Command Type TABLE II-F-3. SUMMARY
Page 201 and 202: Format A Format B Format C 17 16 9
Page 203 and 204: Format A Format B Format C 3 5 34 2
Page 205: Serial Read/Punch - Contains one ha
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Page 221 and 222: 4.2.1 POWER Turn on the system oper
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Page 230 and 231: CHANGE 2 Action - If a card has jam
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Page 248: c) Start the computer. 6) (AL) = 10
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2.4.3 MOVE OPERATION w MOVE • 1)
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The DTYPT operation performs the sa
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3.3 MAGNETIC TAPE INPUT FORMAT CHAN
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CHANGE 1 b) If no additional input
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1. GENERAL INFORMATION SECTION IV-A
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The load subroutine stores the init
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SEARCH 1219 LLLLL TO UUUUU MM MMMM
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typed on the on-line typewriter. Th
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6) Start the computer. The computer
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If the parameter does not specify t
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3) Start the computer. The computer
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3.2.0 PROGRAM OPERATION OF DUMP BIO
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4.3 OPERATING PROCEDURES 4.3.1 CPER
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3) That-address 00141 is reserved f
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6.4 . ALARMS AND STATUS INDICATIONS
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9.2 INPUT PARAMETERS CHANGE 1 The c
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8) Release PROGRAM SKIP key 1. 9) M
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RPL (replace - program with new pro
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CHANGE 1 if- input is from tape, it
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10) Tes ERR Z TBL Y. The table cont
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3. OUTPUT The output of the TRACK p
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The codes required are as follows:
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CHANGE 1 4. OPERATING PROCEDURES Th
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CHANGE 1 4) ILLEGAL OPERATOR. The o
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If the argument falls within the ra
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SECTION V-B. CONVERSION SUBROUTINES
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