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11-8 GA341-0003
IBM 5010 Processor ModuleCHAPTER CONTENTSProcessor Module Data Flow 2-2Processor States 2-4Parity 2-6Data Formats 2-7Numeric Data Formats for Arithmetic Operations . 2-8Storage Addresses 2-9Registers 2-9Storage Address Register (SAR) 2-9Instruction Address Register (IAR) 2-10Index Registers (XR1 to XR7) 2-10Accumulators (ACC 0 to ACC 3) 2-11Interruption Mask Register and Summary Mask 2-11Miscellaneous Machine Registers 2-12Program Indicators 2-12Carry Indicator 2-12Overflow Indicator 2-13Result-Zero Indicator 2-13Result-Even Indicator 2-13Result-Positive Indicator 2-13Result-Negative Indicator 2-13Storage Protect (5010 Processor Module Model E Only) 2-13IBM System/7 Functional Characteristics()IBM Corp. 1970, 1971, 1972, 1974, 1975 IBM 5010 Processor Module 2-1
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Page 5 and 6: ContentsPrefaceChapter 1. Introduct
Page 7 and 8: Flagging 15-26Track Initialization
Page 9 and 10: PrefaceThis reference manual is a s
Page 11 and 12: IntroductionCHAPTER CONTENTSSystem/
Page 13 and 14: Figure 1-1. IBM 5028 Operator Stati
Page 15 and 16: • One or two analog output points
Page 17: Power Failure and Thermal WarningPo
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Page 25 and 26: DATA FORMATSInput/output data can b
Page 27 and 28: The absolute form can be obtained i
Page 29 and 30: Accumulators (ACC 0 to ACC 3)Page o
Page 31 and 32: Overflow IndicatorThe overflow indi
Page 33 and 34: System/7 InterruptionsCHAPTER CONTE
Page 35 and 36: Level 1interruptionprocessing'.ros
Page 37 and 38: Interruption Mask Register and Summ
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Page 41 and 42: The accumulator associated with the
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Page 45 and 46: The summary mask isturned on; sampl
Page 47 and 48: Processor InstructionsCHAPTER CONTE
Page 49 and 50: InstructionMnemonic'OperationcodeLo
Page 51 and 52: ' rrrI !Mil,. '11111E1 luluINSTRUCT
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Page 56 and 57: Load Immediate (PLI)0 5 8 15Op code
Page 58 and 59: Store Accumulator (PST)0 5 8 15Op c
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Page 62 and 63: NMI INNI 1111=111111 IM11111■1111
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Example:Word in accumulator 0110 11
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Exclusive ORing occurs only between
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Shift Left Circular (PSLC)0 5 8 11
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Shift Right Arithmetic (PSRA)0 5 8
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Example:PB instruction(R = 110 spec
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Branch and Link Long (PBALL)0 5 8 1
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Branch Conditional (PBC►0 5 8 9 1
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Branch and Unmask Long (BUL) (5010
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Skip Conditional (PSKC)0 5 8 9 15Op
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Example:0 5 8 15PAS instruction(loc
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Load from Register (PLR)0 5 8 15Op
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Load Processor Status (PLPS)0 5 8 1
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Write IAR Backup (WIB) (5010 Proces
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Store Indicators (STI) (5010 Proces
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Executing the OR-to-mask instructio
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the process position. If the system
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Read Protect Key (RPK)0 5 8 11 16 2
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Module address field:Module address
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11111E111111111 M11111111•11111 1
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1111111111111111111111■11•11111
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Sixteen bits of additional module i
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1 REG 1---LEVEL0 10 0 2 1 20 0 0 03
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CTL CHK (Control Check) LightThis l
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1111■111111,11,11N I IIIADDRESS L
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CHECK CONTROL SwitchThis three-posi
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START KeyPressing the start key cau
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The processor module contains two 1
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.11.1111111.111 MP I 111.10114P III
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1111 Minn. 11111111R !VW IMF" !PFLI
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The ACCA must be selected in order
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111.1111 111111 N uData and control
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I II III• 1111111111111111 1•11
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Significant Bits Meaning7* Data set
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I■ 0=11 1111111 MEM11 1111111111
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". — •• 11•111•MI !IF lim
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V IIF 1,1 NM IICONTROL CHARACTERS A
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Character SynchronizationCharacter
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Bit 1-Reserved.Bit 2-Transmit Opera
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1,114plilloi 1110 1111 1111.11 VI P
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1 1 - 1111=111111111 111M 1111 111
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The 5028 Operator Station (Figure 9
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Thickness Paper - .004 + .0003" (0,
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Character bit position 84 Tape move
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If the operator station motor is no
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Feed Tape and Print0 5 8 11 16 20 2
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Read 1SW0 5 8 11 16 20 26 31Op code
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The 5014 Analog Input Module Model
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Convert Analog Input with External
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Read ISW0 5 8 11 16 20 26 31Op code
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11111811111111.1.1.14.111.1111I II
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" 11, 141MINMIIIIF I WPM P IP !! 11
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Read and Convert ADC0 5 8 11 16 20
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Device Status Word (DSW): The 16 bi
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1411111111,1111111111n 111The 5014
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Convert Analog Input with External
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The 5012 Multifunction Module Model
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MODULE DEVICE ADDRESSESANALOG INPUT
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The range bits (RRR) in the control
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H1111111111111 1111.111111HIVRead A
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I/0 CommandsThe prepare I/O and hal
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Data stored in the register can hav
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If a particular amplifier gain was
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' 14 111•141111111111111011114111
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Read Digital Input Reference Regist
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Digital Input Groups Without Proces
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CIA ^iN1i Ma IIl AMINNNP u 11.!..11
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Write Analog Output Holding Registe
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1111111■11111111101=11111.1111111
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=111111111111111111 1 11 1 11111111
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DataThe data byte contains either d
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Read CommandsAll read commands are
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Write Null Acknowledge: This code (
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Area Station Local I/O Guidance Cha
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2791/2793 Adapter Critical timingIn
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BeginDSC* 05Write(AS enters data mo
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oww1111111111111111111111111,1,, V
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Bit 15 in the R register can be set
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The 5013 Digital I/O Module Model A
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The prepare I/O command is used as
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Read Digital Input RegisterO 5 8 11
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Set Digital Input Interrupt Control
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DIGITAL OUTPUT CONTROLThe Digital O
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The 2792 Remote Communications Cont
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Data TransmissionInformation is tra
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The functions of the five bytes in
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Code nameHexBit patternResponse Com
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Read End Acknowledge: This code (he
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Begin Diagnostic: This code (hexade
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Command SequencesThe 2790 Control m
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An area station requiring service l
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Set Diagnostic Mode0 5 8 11 16 20 2
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FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTIONThe IBM 5022
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FILE ORGANIZATIONEach surface of ea
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Sector Identifier FormatEach identi
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If fewer than 128 words are to be t
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When the IPL operation starts, the
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Recalibrate Operation: A recalibrat
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1111 11 I 111111111111WRead Initial
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If an error is detected during a da
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None of the data read is transferre
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Error and Status ConditionsErrors d
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Significant Bits Meaning5* No recor
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Significant Bits Meaning3 Seek chec
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FLAGGINGThe condition of a track su
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Track Initialization ProceduresThe
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Bit 5—No Record FoundIt should be
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I III 1111111111111111111111111111
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Interruptions to System/7The progra
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Initiate Read0 16 21 24 31111111Add
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Device Status Word (DSW): The 16-bi
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The IBM 5024 I/O Attachment Enclosu
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III 1111•1111111111•1111111 III
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11111 1 11•1111111111111111111111
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Reset 5024The reset 5024 resets the
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2502 Card Reader Translate TableA 2
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I/O Transfer BlockThe address of th
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Status Word 1.0 152502 status buffe
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Status Word 2.0 15Status word 1% St
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1 1 111111111111111111111111111•1
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IMP P 1111,1111.11,11311111 I MP 11
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11 11 1111111111 1 1111111111111111
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algaaaagIrlug",',/"'", BeltPosition
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• Disable Attention Interrupt 110
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Status Word 1.0 15aStatus word 1•
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Status Word 2.15Status word 1N+1Res
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Interrupt PresentationThe printer a
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Add immediateMnemonicExecutiontime
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Alter storage key (provided only wi
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BranchMnemonicExecutiont i me (ns)O
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Branch conditionalMnemonicExecution
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Exclusive OR registertMnemonicExecu
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Level exitMnemonicExecutiontime (ns
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Load immediateMnemonicExecutiontime
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OR registerMnemonicExecutiontime (n
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Read protect key (provided only wit
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1111■11111■111111111 1 11111111
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StopMnemonicExecutiontime Ins)Op co
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SubtractMnemonicExecutiontime (ns)O
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PIO instruction Function ModifierDe
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1111111■111111PIO instruction Fun
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Valid responses to 2790 read comman
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Interrupt status wordsDevice0 1 2 3
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Device status word (2502, 5024 with
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11.1 11111 11110•11111111111.1111
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5028ConsoleShift/ 5028BSCAACCAContr
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5028ConsoleShift/ 5028BSCAACCAContr
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triNtitTIBitRanges and bit values (
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.••■• III II III 11111.•
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Verifydata beforewrite analogoutput
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Prepare I/OSet referenceregisterYes
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analog signal resolution (continued
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cycle steal feature data flow 2-3cy
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forced interruption control, digita
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initial program load (IPL) to Syste
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111111•1111111111■ IllO (OR) in
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ead, 5022 Disk Storage Module (cont
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11111111111111111■1 1111111 11111
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I 111111111111111.1 I MEM II 1 1111
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