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IBM System/7 Functional Characteristics - All about the IBM 1130 ...

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1911A1,1Miscellaneous IndicatorsCRY (Carry) LightThis light turns on when <strong>the</strong> carry indicator for <strong>the</strong> active interruption level is on.OVRFLW (Overflow) LightThis light turns on when <strong>the</strong> overflow indicator for <strong>the</strong> active interruption level is on.SKP (Skip) LightThis light turns on when conditions required for a successful skip by a skip or branchinstruction are satisfied.STP (Stop) LightThis light turns on when <strong>the</strong> machine stops at <strong>the</strong> end of its current cycle and enters <strong>the</strong>stop state under any one of <strong>the</strong> following conditions:1. The stop key is pressed.2. An error occurs when <strong>the</strong> check control switch is in <strong>the</strong> stop-on-error position.3. The rate control switch is in <strong>the</strong> instruction-step position, or <strong>the</strong>stop-on-storage-address position, and <strong>the</strong> conditions applying to that positionare met. (Refer to "Rate Control Switch" later in this chapter.)4. The PSTP (stop) instruction is executed while <strong>the</strong> console controls are enabled.(See "Console Controls Switch" later in this chapter.)Depressing <strong>the</strong> reset key on <strong>the</strong> operator console will also turn on <strong>the</strong> stop light aswell as <strong>the</strong> wait light, indicating that <strong>the</strong> processor is in <strong>the</strong> manual wait state. (See`Processor States' in Chapter 2, "<strong>IBM</strong> 5010 Processor Module.")WT (Wait) LightThis light turns on when <strong>the</strong> machine is in ei<strong>the</strong>r <strong>the</strong> wait or manual wait state, whichcan be caused by ei<strong>the</strong>r of <strong>the</strong> following:1. A level exit instruction is executed and no interruptions are pending at o<strong>the</strong>rlevels (wait state).2. The system is reset. In this case, <strong>the</strong> stop light is also turned on (manual waitstate).(See 'Processor States' in Chapter 2, "<strong>IBM</strong> 5010 Processor Module.")LD (Load) LightThis light turns on when <strong>the</strong> processor enters <strong>the</strong> load state to perform an initial programload (IPL) operation. The load light remains on for <strong>the</strong> duration of <strong>the</strong> IPL operation,which can result from pressing <strong>the</strong> program load key or from <strong>the</strong> auto restart function.The load light also turns on when an initial program load operation is performed froma host system via <strong>the</strong> <strong>1130</strong> host attachment, <strong>the</strong> Asynchronous Communications ControlAttachment, or <strong>the</strong> Binary Synchronous Communications Adapter.TST (Test) LightThis light turns on when <strong>the</strong> console controls are enabled and ei<strong>the</strong>r <strong>the</strong> check controlswitch or <strong>the</strong> rate control switch is not set to <strong>the</strong> process position.DATA LightsThese 18 lights consist of 16 data lights and <strong>the</strong> two associated parity lights (PO and P1).The lights display data at a point in time determined by <strong>the</strong> setting of <strong>the</strong> check controland rate control switches. The displayed data is selected by <strong>the</strong> store/display switches.Operator Console 5-5

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