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

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Read Commands<strong>All</strong> read commands are generated by <strong>the</strong> program in <strong>the</strong> <strong>System</strong>/7 processor and sent to <strong>the</strong>area station by <strong>the</strong> 2790 Control.Read: This code (hexadecimal 06) is sent after an area station has captured an any-addressframe and <strong>the</strong> area station has returned a read request response. The code puts <strong>the</strong> areastation adapter in data mode. The only valid response is read command acknowledge.Read Null: This code (hexadecimal 02) specifies that <strong>the</strong> frame is available for any typeof read request. This code should be generated by <strong>the</strong> program when no o<strong>the</strong>r commandis to be transmitted. Four valid responses are: read null acknowledge, read request, readdata request, and read end request.Read Data: This code (hexadecimal OA) is sent when a read data request response isreceived. The code causes <strong>the</strong> area station adapter to send <strong>the</strong> data byte again, so that avalidity check can be performed, and also releases <strong>the</strong> area station adapter to preparefor <strong>the</strong> next character. The only valid response is read data acknowledge.Read End: This code (hexadecimal OE) is sent ei<strong>the</strong>r as a result of receiving a read endrequest from <strong>the</strong> area station adapter or as a result of detecting an error that requires '<strong>the</strong> operation to be terminated. This command removes <strong>the</strong> area station adapter from datamode, thus causing <strong>the</strong> operation in progress to be terminated in <strong>the</strong> area station adapter.The area station refers to <strong>the</strong> data byte to determine which indicator light to turn on.The only valid response to this command is read end acknowledge. When <strong>the</strong> command issent to an area station local I/O adapter, <strong>the</strong> data byte contains an operator guidancecharacter. (Refer to <strong>the</strong> manual <strong>IBM</strong> 2790 Data Communication <strong>System</strong> ComponentDescription, Order No. GA27-3015, for a description of <strong>the</strong> operator guidance functions.)Read Responses<strong>All</strong> read responses are generated by <strong>the</strong> area station and sent back to <strong>the</strong> 2790 Control.Read Request: This code (hexadecimal 12) is a response to a read null command when <strong>the</strong>area station captures an any-address frame to initiate a read operation. The code indicatesthat <strong>the</strong> area station wants to transfer information to <strong>the</strong> 2790 Control.Read Command Acknowledge: This code (hexadecimal 46) is a response to a read command.The response indicates that <strong>the</strong> area station has received <strong>the</strong> read command and will startto read its data source (for example, a badge or a data entry unit).Read Data Request: This code (hexadecimal 62) is a response to a read null command if<strong>the</strong> area station adapter has a data byte to send to <strong>the</strong> 2790 Control.Read Data Acknowledge: This code (hexadecimal 6A) is a response to a read data command.The response indicates that <strong>the</strong> area station has executed <strong>the</strong> command. The area stationresponse digit is <strong>the</strong> same as in read data request response. The controlling program shouldcheck <strong>the</strong> data byte received for validity against <strong>the</strong> one received earlier with <strong>the</strong> readdata request.Read End Request: This code (hexadecimal 72) is a response to a read null command if<strong>the</strong> area station adapter has determined ei<strong>the</strong>r that <strong>the</strong> data transfer has come to a normalcompletion or that an error has been detected. The status of <strong>the</strong> operation is transmittedin <strong>the</strong> data byte. An all-zero status designates a normal end.13-32 GA34-0003

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