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Skip If Not Equal (I FC NOT)Source:Object:IFCI4C[label ].[disp] RnL;NOT C/I' SKIPII I I ~ I0 8 15/31DfJo Test character: The binary representation of the byte of hex, binary,character, or decimal test data that is compared to the test byte.fJ Test byte address: The address of the byte of data to compare to the testcharacter.If the test byte is not equal to the test character, the microprocessor skips the nextsequential instruction; otherwise; it executes the next sequential instruction.Skip If Equal (I FC IS)Source:Object:r[disp]4E[label ]RnIS C/I' SKIPL jII I (.. I ~ I0 8 15 31I /0 fJo Test character: The binary representation of the byte of hex, binary,character, or decimal test data that is compared to the test byte.D Test byte address: The address of the byte of data to compare to the testcharacter.If the test byte is equal to the test character, the microprocessor skips the nextsequential instruction; otherwise, it executes the next sequential instruction.208
Debugging Aids (PDUMP/PAUSE/TROFF/TRON)PDUMP [ (number)]PDUMP ([label] , len)Source: PAUSE (label)TROFFTRON (mask)Object:4F0 150 DD Hex 10 = PDUMP (label, len)08 = PDUMP (number) or PDUMP20 = PAUSE40 = TROFF80 = TRONfJ For PDUMP (label, len): The address, divided by 256, of where to start thedump. If no address (label) is specified, this is hex 00; the dump starts at thebeginning of the partition.For PDUMP (number): The partition number of the partition to dump. Ifno partition is specified, this is hex F F and the current partition is dumped.For TRON: The trace options.IJ For PDUMP (label, len): The number of 256-byte blocks to dump.For PDUMP (number): All zeros.For TRON: All zeros.D For PAUSE: The address of where to stop the program.andII For TROFF: All zeros.Object Code Instruction Format 209
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ContentsCHAPTER 1.5280 FUNCTIONS AN
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Binary Double Register Add Immediat
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Chapter 1. 5280 Functions and Stora
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MAIN STORAGEMain storage is divided
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COMMON AREAThe following is a gener
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Device lOB PointersEach device lOB
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Resource Allocation TableThe option
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The first 256 bytes of this area, i
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When a program executing in a backg
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User Defined Error RecoveryWhen a p
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3. Determines the proper attention
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If the compare of options does not
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Magnetic Stripe ReaderThe optional
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COMMUN ICATIONS CONTROLThe communic
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The main microprocessor checks the
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Chapter 2. Main Storage Data AreasT
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Hex Length inDisplace- Bytes {inmen
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Hex Length inDisplace- Bytes (inmen
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COMMON FUNCTIONS AND GLOBAL TABLEST
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Error Recording TablesA system hard
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Error Code Format,.xxx xe Device Id
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e For error codes 1200 and 1201, by
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• Storage overrun: The diskette M
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• Outstanding Status from Printer
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The format of the partition header
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PARTITION AREAThe partition area co
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HexDisplacementLength inBytes (inHe
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Diskette and Printer FormatByteoMea
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70 Positions Remaining in Current R
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HexDisplacement39Length inBytes (in
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HexDisplacement3C3DLength inBytes (
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System Indicaton Within a Partition
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Diskette lOBFollowing is a general
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HexDisplacementLength inBytes (inDe
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HexDisplacement63Length inBytes (in
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An object code table instruction co
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The following illustration shows ho
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The following illustration shows ho
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Control Byte GroupContiol (such as
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010 Start of Control String: Contro
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101 Execute Secondary Format: The e
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Field Attributes and Storage Duplic
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Constant Insert Data and PromptsCon
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-------Byte Groups: Repeated for ea
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Edit FlagsThe edit flags specify th
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Second Optional Edit Control ByteTh
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Hex Code05MeaningInsert comma chara
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Ell---------r---00 20 40 60 80 AD C
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The validity table contains 1-byte
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DIACRITIC TABLETho "''''' "" rli",,
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The second and third byte contain t
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SCAN CODE TRANSLATE TABLETI-t._ ,..
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Addressing a Byte Within the Partit
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Addressing a Binary RegisterEach bi
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INSTRUCTION FORMATMnemonic to Op Co
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OpOpMnemonic Code Mnemonic CodeTROF
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Test Format Number (I F fmt)Source:
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Test and Reset Indicator (lFIR In)S
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Decrement Binary Register and Test
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Subroutine CaU (CALL/CALL TB)CALL B
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Subroutine Return or Enable Externa
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Test Decimal Register for Absolute
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Test Decimal Register for Signed Nu
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Deci",@1 Register Subtract (-)Soure
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Page 166 and 167: Decimal Register Diyide U}Source: R
Page 168 and 169: Decimal Registers, Move Partial Con
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Page 172 and 173: Decimal Register Shift Left Signed
Page 174 and 175: Decimal Registei Shift Right and Ro
Page 176 and 177: Formatted Read to Storage (REBF)Sou
Page 178 and 179: Close a Data Set or Terminate Commu
Page 180 and 181: Search a Data Set (SEARCH)Source:SE
Page 182 and 183: ByteContents3-4 Fie!d position in w
Page 184 and 185: Position Diskette (POSN)[BOE] CURRS
Page 186 and 187: Search Resource Allocation Table (S
Page 188 and 189: Load a Partition (LOAD)Source:LOADO
Page 190 and 191: Exit a Partition (EXIT)Source:IIEXI
Page 192 and 193: Insert a Record into a Data Set (WR
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Page 196 and 197: ByteMeaningend The last byte in the
Page 198 and 199: Wait for 110 Completion (WAIT/lWAIT
Page 200 and 201: Formatted Write from Registers (WRB
Page 202 and 203: Diagnostic operations are used for
Page 204 and 205: Formatted Write to the Screen (WFMC
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Page 208 and 209: Skip on AND, Exclusive-OR Mask (AND
Page 210 and 211: Exchange Binary Register Contents
Page 212 and 213: Convert Binary to EBCDIC (BINHEX)So
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Page 218 and 219: Read Table Entry (T8RO/TBRL)Source:
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Page 222 and 223: Insert Table Entry (TBIN)Source: TB
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Page 228 and 229: Compare Decima' Digit5 for Not Equa
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Page 232 and 233: Compare Binary Ha!f-Register for No
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Set Bits On 'v· .. ith Mask (SETON
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Set Bits Off with Mask (SETOFF)Sour
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Skip if Bits are OFF (lFB OFF)Sourc
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Skip If Bits are On (I FB ON)Source
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Insert Constant Into a Base Displac
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Skip if Byte Equals Constant (I FB
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Duplicate a Character at Base Displ
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Replace Field on Screen (REPFLD)Sou
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Read Elapsed Time CounterSource: RT
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Change Row Attribute (KEYOP)Source:
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Accept Keystrokes and Store (KACCPT
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Pass EBCDIC to Keyboard (KEYOP)Sour
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Request Keyboard Error Mode (KERRST
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Sound Buzzer (BUZZ)Source:BuzzII I
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Click Keyboard (CLICK)Source:CLICKO
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The magnetic stripe data consists o
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This operation should be issued onl
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Keyboard/Disp!ay Externa! Register
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Load KeyboardlDisplay Control Area
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Move Characters to Screen (CRTMM)o
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Resume Data Entry (RESUME/RESMXT/RE
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Enter (ENTR)Source:Object:D Op code
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How to Start the Display IAlter Fun
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The following chart shows the optio
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Display Main StorageThe display mai
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DUMP AND TRACE CONSOLE FUNCTIONSWit
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Trace FunctionThe trace function tr
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Main Storage Disp!ayYou can request
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Byte Bit Meaning if 13 Autu-dup/ski
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In verify mode, for all fields exce
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No character set checking is perfor
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!f the I+- (Field Backspace) key is
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• Di~its Only Ri~ht-Adjust or Num
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Skip FunctionThe skip function is i
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EBCDIC CHARTS FOR PRINTABLE CHARACT
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• BellFunction: This control char
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The following table shows the chara
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BitEBCDIC Number Key DescriptionX'O
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•Functions from 2D-3F are handled
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The 69-Key Data Entry Keyboard and
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DecimalPosition73747576DescriptionE
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D!SKETTE HEADER LABEL (HDR1)Diskett
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Decima!Position45DescriptionMultivo
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auto dup: Automatic duplication. (1
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data table: A table defined by the
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input record: A data record that is
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program listing: A computer printou
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verify mode: The mode in which the
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lock lengthdiskette JOB 82printer l
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EBCDIC charts for printable charact
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load parameters 182lock shared tabl
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shift instructionsbinary register 2
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