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2.2 The IBM 7171 ASCII Device Attachment Control Unit - Index of

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the data has been entered. During the write operation, the buffer address isadvanced one location as each character is stored.<strong>The</strong> buffer location where data entry starts depends upon the following considerations:1. <strong>The</strong> starting location may be specified by an SBA order that follows the WCC.(This order is described later in this chapter under "Orders.")2. <strong>The</strong> starting location will be the buffer address containing the cursor if theWrite command is not chained or is not preceded in the chain by a Read orWrite.3. <strong>The</strong> starting location will be the current buffer address if the Write command ischained to a preceding Write or Read.<strong>The</strong> formatting and placement <strong>of</strong> write data and the modification <strong>of</strong> existing bufferdata are described under "Orders."Programming Notes:1. If the commands are being chained, the Write or Erase/Write command with theStart Print WCC bit set must be the last command in the chain. If not, the Writeor Erase/Write command that specifies Start Print will be aborted.2. <strong>The</strong> Printout Format bits are honored only if the Start Print bit is set in the sameWCC.Programming Restriction: A Write command should not be chained from an Erase AllUnprotected command. If it is, the operation is undefined. 4Erase/Write CommandExecution <strong>of</strong> the Erase/Write command performs two operations: an erase operationand a write operation. <strong>The</strong> erase operation clears the entire device buffer tonulls, positions the cursor to character location 0, and resets the buffer address too.Erase/Write then performs the write and WCC operations in the same manner as aWrite command.4 Refer to <strong>IBM</strong> 3270 Information Display System: 3274 <strong>Control</strong> <strong>Unit</strong> Description andProgramming Guide.6-6 <strong>IBM</strong> <strong>7171</strong> Reference Manual and Programming Guide

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