PDP11 PeripheralsHbk 1972 - Trailing-Edge
PDP11 PeripheralsHbk 1972 - Trailing-Edge
PDP11 PeripheralsHbk 1972 - Trailing-Edge
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NAME<br />
Error<br />
Card Done<br />
Card Supply Error<br />
Card Reader Check<br />
Timing Error<br />
Reader To on Line<br />
Busy<br />
Reader Ready Status<br />
Column Date<br />
Reader Interrupt Enable<br />
DESCRI PTION<br />
When set, it indicates that an error has occurred.<br />
When set, indicates that one card has<br />
passed through the read station and another<br />
one may be demanded from the input<br />
hopper. ,<br />
When set indicates that the input hopper<br />
is empty or output stack is full. This signal<br />
is provided by mark sense card readers<br />
only and is not normally available with<br />
punched card units.<br />
Set to indicate abnormal condition in the<br />
card reader. Four conditions can cause<br />
this bit to be set:<br />
a)Feed error<br />
b)Motion error<br />
c)Stack Fail<br />
d)Dark Light Check<br />
These signals are only available from<br />
mark sense readers.<br />
When set it indicates that a new column of<br />
data arrived into the CRB before the previously<br />
loaded column was attended to by<br />
a program.<br />
Indicates that the reader went on-line.<br />
Sensing an error or operating the stop<br />
switch on the card reader panel causes the<br />
reader to go off-line. Operating the start<br />
switch brings the reader on-line providing<br />
no error causing condition exists.<br />
Indicates that a card is being read.<br />
When set, indicates the reader is off line;<br />
o indicates on-line and hence ready to accept<br />
read commands.<br />
Indicates that a column of data is ready in<br />
CRB.<br />
If declared as "1" while loading the status<br />
register, this bit allows the CARD DONE,<br />
COLUMN DONE, or ERROR bit, to cause a<br />
program interrupt.<br />
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