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MACHINE PARAMETERS<br />

SynchroNet ES/2 <strong>Service</strong> <strong>Manual</strong><br />

TALLY PARAMETERS<br />

AVTALS $1060<br />

Each of the top four bits of this byte should be set to 1 if the corresponding tally is connected. The<br />

bits are defined as:<br />

bit 4 MACHINE IN RECORD<br />

bit 5 MACHINE RECORD ENABLED<br />

bit 6 END OF TAPE<br />

bit 7 GENERAL USE<br />

TALINV $1061<br />

If a connected tally is active low the corresponding bit in this byte should be set to a one.<br />

FLSHTL $1062<br />

If a connected tally is expected to flash for a required function then the corresponding bit in this byte<br />

should be set to $01.<br />

FLSHPRD $1063<br />

display : FLSHPR<br />

If any tallies are expected to flash then this parameter should set the flash period (approximately)<br />

measured in 20ms steps.<br />

NEGTAL $1064<br />

The tally interface is usually expected to work from a positive voltage source. If a machine works<br />

from a negative voltage then this parameter can be set to non zero to configure the inputs to work in<br />

this way.<br />

SERTAL $1065<br />

A value of $01 in this parameter indicates the tallies come across the serial link. A value of $02 does<br />

not use the serial record tally. A zero indicates the usual parallel tallies.<br />

EOTACT $1066<br />

This parameter determines the action of the ES/2 when an end of tape tally has been received.<br />

Non-zero will force the ES/2 to go OFF BUS. Zero will cancel all processes and stop the machine<br />

without taking the synchroniser OFF BUS.<br />

RESERVED $1067<br />

The following parameters determine idealised tallies to report to the kernel. The idealised tallies are<br />

defined as follows;<br />

bits 0-3 are unused<br />

bit4=1machine is in record<br />

bit5=1machine is record enabled<br />

bit6=1machine is out of tape<br />

bit7 = 1 general use defined for specific machines<br />

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