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Appendix B. I/O Device AddressingThe area, function, and modifier codes listed beloware required for 1800 I/O operations. Unused positionsare indicated by <strong>the</strong> shaded areas. Refer toend of Appendix B for all notes.CONSOLE DATA ENTRY SWITCHESSENSE DEVICE: Move switch data to accumulator.o Area 4 Funct Modifier 150,0,0,0, 0 1,1,1 11 ,1,00 = No indicator reset1 = Indicator resetOPERATIONS MONITOR117916 1o Area 4 Funct a Modifier 151 0,0,0,0,011,1,1 0,1,0 117912 1READ: Move switch data to core storage locationspecified by IOCC address word.CONTROL: Set or reset timer.o Area 4 Funct 8 Modifier0 ,0 ,0 ,0 ,0 11 ,0 ,010 = Timer not reset1 = Timer reset1 ,1 1115117917 1o Area 4 Funct 8 Modifier 50,00,0.010,1,010 .1 0117913INTERVAL TIMERSCONTROL: Start or stop timers according to bits 0,1, and 2 of IOCC address word.SENSE DEVICE: Move switch data to accumulator.117918 1o Area 4 Funct 8 Modifier 16117914 1INTERRUPT MASK REGISTERCONTROL: Mask or unmask interrupt levels.READ: Move switch data to core storage locationspecified by IOCC address word.o Area 4 Funct 8 Modifier150,0,0,0,0 1 0,1,0 0,1,1,o Area 4 Funct 8 Modifier 150 , 0.0.0.011,0,0 1,0100 = Levels 0-13 using bits 0-13of IOCC address word1 = Levels 14-23 using bits 0-9of IOCC address word1 17919 I117915 1CONSOLE INTERRUPTSENSE DEVICE: Move console DSW to accumulatorPROGRAM INTERRUPTCONTROL: Set interrupt levels.260
o Area 4 Funct 8 Modifier o Area 4 Functa Modifier 150 10 10 ,0 ,011 10 10 1 10 ,110 = Levels 0-13 using bits 0-13of IOCC address word1 = Levels 14-23 using bits 0-9of IOCC address word117920 1INTERRUPT LEVEL STATUS WORDL17924 1CONTROL: Place keyboard in ready status.o Area 4 Funct 8 Modifier 15Note 10,0,0,0,11110,0 0,0,1 ,0SENSE INTERRUPT: Move ILSW of highest priorityinterrupt level active to accumulator.1442 CARD READ PUNCH117925 1o Area 4 Funct a Modifier 150,0 ,0,0,0 0,1,1 0 ,0 ,0,010,0,0,0117921 1INITIALIZE WRITE: Punch contents of data tablespecified by IOCC address word into card columns.o Area 4 Funct 8 Modifier 151053 PRINTER AND 1816 PRINTER-KEYBOARDWRITE: Print single character from core storagelocation specified by IOCC address word.O Area 4 Funct 8 Modifier 15Note 10,0,0,0,1 0 1 1 1'Specifies 4th printer--J'Specifies 3rd printer'Specifies 2nd printer'Specifies 1st printer I-117922 1117926 1INITIALIZE READ: Move data in card columns toto data table specified by IOCC addressword.0 = Card image mode1 = Packed mode117927 1SENSE DEVICE: Move 1053/1816 DSW toaccumulator.CONTROL: Feed card or stacker select.o Area 4 Funct 8 Modifier 15Note 10,0,0,0,111 0,1 1 1 1 10 Area 4 Funct 8 Modifier 15Note 20 ,0 ,0 ,1 ,0 1 ,0,0'Specifies 4th printer'Specifies 3rd printer'I1 = Stacker select I-T I11 = Feed cycle 1Specifies 2nd printer 117928 1Specifies 1st printer0 = No indicator reset1 = Indicator reset[17923 1SENSE DEVICE: Move DSW to accumulator.o Area 4 Functa Modifier 15Note 20,0,0,1,0 1,1. 11 ,READ: Move single 1816 keyboard character to corestorage location specified by IOCC address word.0 = No indicator reset1 = Indicator reset117929 IAppendix B. I/0 Device Addressing 261
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File No. 1800-01Order No. GA26-5918
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ContentsINTRODUCTION 1SYSTEM DESCRI
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Thermocouple Conversion ExampleConv
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Status Character 2412790 ADAPTER PR
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Short InstructionDDOne WordInstruct
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Instruction SetThe 1800 system inst
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LogicalDataRecordIBGapLRCIBGap.._01
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Communications AdapterINTRODUCTIONT
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