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PrefaceThis manual is a reference source for <strong>IBM</strong> DataAcquisition and Control System users who requiredetailed knowledge of <strong>the</strong> functional and operationalcharacteristics of <strong>the</strong> system. The functional aspectsof <strong>the</strong> processor-controller and associated features,as well as all available process, data processing,and communications input/output features and devicesare described in detail. Operational characteristicsof <strong>the</strong>se system features and components are describedin terms of program instructions, input/outputoperations, and processor-controller consolefunctions and displays.Method of PresentationThe features and devices of <strong>the</strong> 1800 system aredivided into four categories: (1) processor-controllerand associated features, (2) process input/outputdevices, (3) data processing input/output devices,and (4) communications input/output features ordevices. Following <strong>the</strong> introduction, <strong>the</strong> informationin this manual is presented according to <strong>the</strong> precedingfour categories.Because of frequent use, <strong>the</strong> instruction setsection of this manual is designed for easy access.Where possible, <strong>the</strong> description of each instructionin <strong>the</strong> instruction set is confined to a singlepage. Each page has a tab containing <strong>the</strong> mnemoniccode of <strong>the</strong> instruction described. The tab is locatedat <strong>the</strong> lower edge of <strong>the</strong> page. By glancing at <strong>the</strong>tabs, one can quickly locate any desired instruction.PrerequisitesThe user of this manual should have a basic knowledgeof stored program computer concepts. In addition,<strong>the</strong> user should have read <strong>the</strong> prerequisitepublication, <strong>IBM</strong> 1800 System Summary, Order No.GA26-5920.Suggested ReadingThe instruction set section of this manual containsexamples of assembler language coding. However, noattempt is made to explain all aspects of assemblerlanguage programming. Therefore, <strong>IBM</strong> 1800 AssemblerLanguage, Order No. GC26-5882, is suggestedreading.For o<strong>the</strong>r suggested reading material, refer to<strong>the</strong> <strong>IBM</strong> 1800 Bibliography, Order No. GA26-5921.Ninth Edition (August, 1970)This is a major revision of, and makes obsolete, GA26-5918-7 and Technical NewslettersGN26-0255 and GN26-0260. The entire manual has been rewritten and reorganized forclarity. Technical changes to <strong>the</strong> text and to illustrations are indicated by a vertical lineto <strong>the</strong> left of <strong>the</strong> change. Nontechnical changes are not indicated by any special marking.Significant changes or additions to <strong>the</strong> specifications contained in this publication arecontinually being made. Before using this publication in connection with <strong>the</strong> operationof <strong>IBM</strong> equipment, check <strong>the</strong> latest SRL Newsletter for revisions or contact <strong>the</strong> local<strong>IBM</strong> Branch Office.The illustrations in this manual have a code number in <strong>the</strong> lower corner. This is apublishing control number and is not related to <strong>the</strong> subject matter.Copies of this and o<strong>the</strong>r <strong>IBM</strong> publications can be obtained through <strong>IBM</strong> Branch OffLes.A form for reader's comments is provided at <strong>the</strong> back of this publication. If <strong>the</strong> formhas been removed, send your comments to <strong>the</strong> address below.This manual was prepared by <strong>the</strong> <strong>IBM</strong> <strong>Systems</strong> Development Division, ProductPublications, Department G24, San Jose, California 95114.© Copyright International Business Machines Corporation 1966, 1969

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