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Offset<br />

16 (10) 7<br />

17 (11) • 7<br />

24 (18) 4<br />

28 (le) 2<br />

30 (lE) •• 2<br />

30 (lE) •• 1<br />

Bytes and Field<br />

Alignment Name<br />

31 (IF) ••• 1<br />

32 (20) 8<br />

ICBSTART<br />

1. •• • ...<br />

• xxx xxxx<br />

32 (20) Byte 1<br />

33 (21) Bytes 2- 8<br />

INTERRUPTION CONTROL BLOCK<br />

Hex.<br />

Dig. Field Description, Contents, Meaning<br />

Flag byte 3.<br />

Flags for I/O supervisor error routine (device<br />

dependent) •<br />

CSW<br />

Low order seven bytes of the last CSW. Shows channel<br />

status for this request.<br />

Channel program pointer<br />

Address of the channel program to be executed.<br />

Increment amount<br />

Magnetic tape<br />

Constant that is used to increment the block count<br />

Always zero for direct access.<br />

Indicators.<br />

Special volume full indicator signifying end-of-tape<br />

mark or reflective spot sensed along with a read or<br />

write error.<br />

(Reserved Bits) Always zero •<br />

Reserved.<br />

208 OS <strong>System</strong> <strong>Control</strong> <strong>Blocks</strong> (Release 21.7)<br />

Seek Information.<br />

This field is present for direct access devices only<br />

The number of the DEB extent to be used for this<br />

request. The first extent is number zero.<br />

The seek address for this I/O request.

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