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Read1054/1055 DSW Interrupt Indicators0 15 0 4 15Core Storage Address ... 0001 . 1 10 , 1 01/557411 1This command causes <strong>the</strong> character in <strong>the</strong> paper tapebuffer to be read into bit positions 0 through 7 of <strong>the</strong>core storage location specified by <strong>the</strong> IOCC addressword. Bit positions 8 through 15 of <strong>the</strong> core storagelocation are set to 0.Prior to issuing an XIO read, an XIO controlshould be executed to load a character into <strong>the</strong> buffer.Control15 0 4 8 15o 001 111 o o1111 11Two interrupt indicators are associated with <strong>the</strong> 1054/1055. These two interrupts are internally wiredtoge<strong>the</strong>r and assigned to <strong>the</strong> same priority interruptlevel. Figure 66 shows <strong>the</strong> 1054/1055 DSW formatand defines interrupt and program resettable indicators.READER SERVICE RESPONSE: This indicator turnson, causing an interrupt, when <strong>the</strong> 1054 completesexecution of an XIO control. This interrupt indicatesthat a character is available in <strong>the</strong> paper tape bufferand can be read into core storage.PUNCH SERVICE RESPONSE: This indicator turnson, causing an interrupt, when <strong>the</strong> 1055 finishespunching a character sent by an XIO write. Thisinterrupt indicates that <strong>the</strong> 1055 can accept ano<strong>the</strong>rcommand.115576C1054/1055 DSW Noninterrupt IndicatorsThis command causes one paper tape character toenter <strong>the</strong> paper tape buffer, <strong>the</strong> tape to advance onecharacter position, and a reader service interrupt tobe initiated. This interrupt signals that a characteris ready in <strong>the</strong> buffer, to be read into core storage bya subsequent X10 read.This command is valid only if modifier bit 11(start paper tape reader) is on.Sense DeviceFigure 66 shows <strong>the</strong> 1054/1055 DSW format and definesnoninterrupt and program resettable indicators.0 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 12 13 14 1511111 j 1_11 11Indicator Name13 CE Punch Not Ready12 CE Punch Busy0 Is 0 4 8 150 0 01 1 11 1 10 = No indicator reset1 = Indicator reset115577C 1This command causes <strong>the</strong> 1054/1055 device statusword (DSW) to be loaded into <strong>the</strong> accumulator (A).The DSW is shown in Figure 66.Modifier bit 15 controls reset of <strong>the</strong> programresettable indicators. If modifier bit 15 is on, <strong>the</strong>indicators are reset. If modifier bit 15 is off, <strong>the</strong>indicators are not reset. Because <strong>the</strong> DSW is sharedby <strong>the</strong> 1054 and 1055, care must be used in resettingindicators. O<strong>the</strong>rwise, indicators for one device maybe lost when both devices are operating simultaneously.11 CE Reader Not Ready10 CE Reader Busy9 Reader Storage Protect #8 Reader Parity Error #7 Punch Not Ready6 Punch Busy5 Reader Not Ready4 Reader Busy* Interrupt# Indicator reset by an XIO sense device with reset(O<strong>the</strong>r indicators are reset by <strong>the</strong>ir status turnoff)Figure 66. 1054/1055 Device Status Word3 Punch Service Response *ft2 Punch Parity Error #1 Reader Service Response *ft0 Reader Any Error #115578C<strong>IBM</strong> 1054 Paper Tape Reader and <strong>IBM</strong> 1055 Paper Tape Punch 143

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