basic knowledge of data processing, including teleprocessing, is required to understand tbe lIaterial

presented in this enual.

GA26-16B8

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GA26-16S6

:IB! llti !!Ill!!: li!Q!!!5Jl

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This manual contains basic information about the IB!! 2319 Disk storage Kodels 11 and 12. Model 11 is designed for attachment to IBn SystQm/31~ via the Integrated Pile Adapter

(:IFA) feature.

The :IBft 2319 Modo10 01 .Dd 02 are described in the publication IBH SYSrEI!/36~ COftPONENr DESCB:IPT:IONS-231q DIRECT ACCESS STORAGE PACILI~I AND 28ijq AOUL:IARY STORAGE CONTROL, Order No. GA26-3599, yitb vhich the reader should be familiar.

GA26-3599

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231ij JlllJl!;! ~ .§IQ!!AGE flli!.Ill A!!!! &!l!!..'l A!!!IY!!!.l li:mJ!!.2A CONTROL

This public:ation describes the IBI! 2314 Direct Access Storage Facility and the IBa 2844 Auxiliary Storage Control, and presents functional and operating characteristics for these devices. capacities, tilling considerations, commands, operating procedures, and sense and status inforllation axe described. The user o.f this publication should be thoroughly falliliar with the I/O prograllming considerations described in IB!! Systell/368 principles of Operation, Order Humber GA22-6821.

GA26-3633

!!ll! £Jl!.!o l!!!!!!YB!l GO:IDE

This .anual provides suggested operating and handling procedllres for the IBII 3821 Data Ce1l used vith the IB!!

2321 Data Cell Drive.

GA26-3699

ill! 1971-1988 ~Q!! TERftlMAL FOHCTIOHU CHUACTUISTICS, OPERATING nru;ll!!DRES. !l!!! PHYS:ICAL PLlHB:IBG

Tbis .anual describes the operations, controls, and special features of the IBJ! 1911 Buffered Ter.inal Control (aodels 38 an,d 35) and the :IBft 1989 Buffered Terminal (llodels 9 and 12). The communications facilities that can be used witb this Tele-processing terminal are describes.

Appendixes, containing the physical planning specifications, RPQ nUllbers, a glossary of terlls,. and general typewriter aaintanance, are provided.

SECTION 2:

l!U!!!ru! AR!!.!!!! IQ :I:!!12 n!!HOGiiAfiifARE 1!!!!l!n!1!~ !!! A !..!!!. INDICll:Q!!

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GA26-571Q

illl U.1!!Ll§!I! !!l!r.Ufl.l!! Ul!!!!!!J! !;Q!!:!:!!.Ql.

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This publication describes the IB! 231Q/284Q ftultiplex Storage control Feature (RPQ number S588811. This feature allows the 2314/28QQ to operate in its basic mode or 10 .ultiplex mode. This publication describes all of the co •• ands and operations that can be perforlled in Ilultiplex mode. For a description of 231Q/28Q4 basic mode operations, refer to the systems Reference Library pu.bllcation l:BK SrSTEft/3611 CO!POHERT DESCRIPTIONS -- 231Q DIRECT ACCESS storage Facility and 28Q4 Auxiliary Storage control (Order Nuber .GA26-3599) •

GA26-5756

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l!!!! !;!I!TRrDGE !!!!!!!.!.!!!!! ~~!!m

This aanual is a gnUe for bandling IBB Disk Packs and Cartridges. The information contained in this manual applies to IBft 1316 and 2316 Disk Packs and 2315 Disk Cartridges.

GA26-5988

I!!!! ~~:I:!ftl~( !;Ql!fQ!!.!!U DES!;RIPTIOH~==~

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!llQ!;Un!! Mll!!

~lll R!l!K mMru; RR!!! l!.l!1ll!!. 1 .. ill1 Rill !;&!J. R!!!U ..

~@J. R!!l!!! ll:!:Q!!!ru;

This publication contains reference information for the operation and programming of storage devices which attacb to the 18" 2941 storage Control. These storage devices include the IBn 2311 Disk storage Drive, nodel 1; tbe IBn 2382 Disk storage, !odels 3 and Q; and IBn 2321 Data cell Drive; and tho IBn 2383 Drum storage.

GA26-5993

illl UUl!l!O.~!! !;!!~1Q!1 UU!!!!.!!.. ~2.n H!!l!

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This publication presents a description of the operation of the IBn 2972 Line Control Unit, nodel 1. A sample configuration and a description of operation sequence are included.

GA27-271J9

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illl ~~§~ !l!~fL&I STATION

!.!Ill ~l!!!.!! l!1ru!UI CON~I!!!J.

This manual do.cr1bes the functional and operating cbaracteristic9 of the IBB 2268 Display Station and tbe IBB 28q8 Display control unit.

The reader hoods a general understanding of computers and their applicaions; hovever, knowledge of t.eleprocessing' principles and programs is reguired by those wbo install com.unicatioDo t.erminals.

GA27-2781

!!!II ~~:t!!!!L~!!. !;Q!!~Q!!l!1!:!: !l.!!l!!;!!llUQIi I!!J! ~&2@

!l!~EUl !!J!U l!QmJl. .1

This puhlication contains detailed infonation on progra •• ing, operation, and special features of the ZDII 2258 Display Unit Bodel 1. Tbe material is presented with the assumption that the reader has read the IBB SYSrEK/368 Principles of operation nanual, Order Kuber G122-6821.

GA27-27112

!!!II ll~I~~( !;Q!EQ!.!!U DESCRIPTIO.!! !!!II

£a2@

IIUll!! .!IW IIOPEL

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!!!II ~l!.!!.@ R!l!fill !;QJ!UQI, l!Qru;I. .1 This docnent presents detailed information about IBK 2258 Display Unit nodel 2/IBB 2848 Display control Bodel 1 progra •• ing, operation, and special features. 1'he material is presented with the assumption that the reader bas read the IBn Systen/368 PrinCiples of Operation Banual, Order Humber GA22-6821.

GA27-2783

!!!Il UU :l!!!.!!~I!!2UQ! !;Q!!UQ!, !;l!!!fi!I!l!t RngllU!!!!

This publication provides a detailed description of the capabilities, features, and cOlillunication facilities reguired for the IBK 2783 Transmission control Unit. Tbe capabilities of the unit are gronped by: start-stop capabilities; and binary~synchronous capabilities. All iteas of a general nature are discussed in tae section,

"Detailed Description of Operations".

The operator's controls and a detailed description of the conunication facilities to which tbe 2783 can be attacbed are contained in tbe Appendix.

GA27-2784

I!!!1 llU:l:En/36@ !;Ql!fQ!!.!!!!:!: DESCRIPTIO. !!!II

nll "ill

IDUT!!!! !!!!ll

This . . . ual describes the operation of the IBB 2711 Line Adapter unit. Included is a general description of the 2711, tbe line adapters that can be contained in a 2711,

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the cOllllunicatioD facilities that can be used vith the 2111, and the operat.or tests that can be performed to isolate equipment aalfunctions.

GA27-27111

ill! 7772 !!lR!Q !!ru!E!!!!l!.!! .!!.!!U !2£!!!!!U!!!

Tbis publication contains a complete listing of the 7772 vocabulary.

GA27-2711

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!!!!l!E!!.!!l!.!!.!!.!!U

1'hls manual describes the functional and operational characteristics of the IS! 7772 Audio Response Onit.

1'opics inclUde vocabulary selection, system attachment considerations, communications require.ents, and prograaming considerations.

GA27-2712 ,

!;!!!!fQI!W I!.!!SCRI PTW.1. I!!!1 111@ AUDIO !!ME!!!!l!.!! !!!!U I!!!mJA. ~ I!QmJI.

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This publication describes the funct.ional and operational cbaracteristics of the IBn 7778 Audio Response Unit (ftodels

3..

Topics discussed include vocabulary selection, co •• unications requirements, system attachllent considerations, and program.log considerations.

GA27-2713

!!!II llST ElInll .!!m!.!!I. i l !;.QJ!l!illUQR

This publication present.s a graphic representat.ion of IS!

System/360 BODELS 67-1 AND 67-2. Attachment capabilities and standard and special feature capabilities are noted.

1'he Ilaterial in this publication is presented with the assumption that the reader bas knowledge of System/369 and of the nodel 67, as defined in the IBK System/369 Bodel 67 functional characteristics, (GA27-2719I, the IBB System/

368 Principles of Operation, (GI22-6821), and the IBB Systea/36B system Summary, (GI22-6818).

GA27-2715

!l!1l~! !!L~2! ~H!;n" ill:!:.!!!!!! lli9!UU.Q.!!

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!;gIlPATIBILU! Hill!!!! E!!1!

l!!lll!!1 IIODELl! .§2 i l l §1

This pu cation contains information about the IBI!! 7898 Coapatibility Feature (f7119). Tbe co.patibility Feature adds in terpreti ve facilities to IB! syste-t360 Kodels 65 and 67 for use by the 1811 71199 Emulator Program. Tbe coabination of the feature and the program, referred to as the 1898 Raulator, allows execution on IS! 5ystell/368 80dels 65 and 67 of' programs vri tten for the ISB 789, 78Qe, 78QQ, 7898, 7894, and 789QII.

Gl27-2716

I!!!1 l!!llJ!l!.Qll ~Mo FElTU!!!! !l.!!l!gIH!QJ! 11188

!;!!!!UU1!Uill Ull!!!l!! [Q!! ~!ll.!!B/J60 .!!.!!!!l!!o §2

This publication presents a detailed description of the IBn 7888 compatibility Peature n118. The Compatibility Peature adds interpretive facilities to Systea/369 for use by the IBI! 7088 Eaulator Prograa, Prograa Bo. 36I1C-EU-727.

1'his cOllbination of feature and prograll, referred to as the IBI! 7888 Emulator, peraits an IBB systea/368 Bodel 65 to execute prograas written for an ISB 7SS8 Data Processing system.

GA27-2717

!!!!! S !!!!Lm llEl!illI. PElTU!!!! mJ§£!!llUQ!! 1117Q

!;O i l l Ull!!n E!!1! ll~ .!!.!!!!ill

2.!!

i l l §2 1'hi leation contains information about the IBI!

7B78t797Q Compatibility Feature. The Compatibility Feature adds interpretive facilities to Systea/369 nodel 59 ·or 65 for use by the IDS 7874 emulator program. 1'he combination of the featUre and the program, referred to as the 7874 Xmulator, allows execution on IBII Systell/36B '!!odel.s 58 and 65 of programs written for the IBI! 7878 and 7174.

Gl27-2719

!!!!! SYSTEn/32! l!m!.!!I. ~1 lllilliliMo !;!!ABlCTERIS?'ICS 1'his publication cantaias detailed inforlla tiOD on the organization, characteristics, features, and functions unigue to tbe IU System/3U Bodel 67 Time Sharing systo..

!lajor areas described include tiae-sharing philosophy, system structure, Dew units, generalized information floll, standard and special features, instru.ction timings, and the syste. control panel.

Descriptions of specific input/output devices used with the lIodel 61 appear in separate publications. See the IBK Systeo/368 Bibliograpby, (GA22-6822) for a listing and a brief description of these publications.

The .aterial in tllis publication is presented vith the assu.ption that the reader has knowledge of slstem/369 as defined in the ZBIf System/368 Principles of Operation,

SECTION 2:

ENTR!!!~ !!!!!M 12 Ifill

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GA22-6821 and the IBtt System/36B System SUlIlmary GA22-68U].

A22-6813.

GA27-2721

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1!Q!!!l1 ~ !!l!! ~!l~!! !l!~!:!! £!!lITROL MODl!1 ~

This document presents detailed information about IBM 2259 Display Unit Model 3/IBK 28"9 Display control Model 2 programming, opeJ:ation, and special features. The material is pJ:esented with the assumption that the reader has read the IBn System/36B Principles of Operation Hanual, Order Nu.ber GA22-6821.

GA27-2724

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PHYS!£!1 nU!!!!!"

This bulletin contains all the necessary physical planning data required for the installation of the unit described.

If the unit is to be installed in conjunction with a com puter system, the specifications of the most critical unit must be met. The data follows the same forlll.at and utilizes the same standardized symbols as used in the IBtS SystelD/36~ Installation Manual - Physical Planning, Order Number GC22-6B23.

GA27-2725

!!il! ~!! !!!!1.!!!lI!£ !l!I! INS9!!.!l.llll £!!l!PONl!!!! !lJ:;J!£!!!PTI!!!!

This manual describes the fUnctional and operating characteristics of the IBM 50 Magnetic Data Inscriber.

The IBM 50 !1agnetic Data Inscriber is a key-operated device that records data on cartridge-contained magnetic tape.

Each IBH 50 generated tape can be used as a data storage medium or as a vehicle for entering data into an IBH System/369, via the IBM 211-95 Tape Cartridge Reader. In addition to its data recording capability, the IBM 5" can also be used to verify data stored on tapes generated on the same or other IBM 59' s.

GA27-2726

i l l H§!l!!!L;J.§.!!' £!!l!illENT DESC!!!f.1:.!Q1! !!!l! -'1!l:12 !Ul!

£!!!!ll!!!!l.!< lll!!!lJ:;ll

This manual describes the functional and operating characteristics of the IBM 2q95 Tape Cartridqe Reader

(TCR). The IBM 2LJ.95 TCB is used to transfer data stored on cartridge-contained 16111m magnetic tape to an IBM System/360. The TCR accepts cartridge tapes containing data generated on either the IBH 59 Magnetic Data Inscriber or the IBlt Magnetic ape selectric Typewriter System.

GA27-2727

!!l!! ~!§!l!!!L;J.§.!!' 9!~IQ.!! gSTEMs .!!NIT -'12.!!.2. l!Q!!E1 J

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~!!!£!!llONOUJ! !lATA £RANNEL !!!'.2 llill2. !!!'.2 !l!l-'1!!!l~

!!!ill!.HTI!!!! !!ULLETIN-PHYSICAL R1!!!l!!Jlli

This bulletin contains all the necessary physical planning data required for the installation of the unit described.

If the unit is to be installed in conjuDction with a computer system, the specifications of the most critical uni t must be met. This bulletin utilizes the same forma t and standardized symbols contained in the IBH SYSTEH/369 Installation Hanual - Physical Planning, Order Number GC22-6B2j1'

GA27-272B

!~l! g§!!B!LJ£!! !!!!!l!!1 §.2 OPERAT!!!@. R!!!!£!l!!Q!l!l~

This manual describes operator procedures for an IBM 2"65 Processing Unit, operating with or without an associated IBr! 1952 printer-Keyboard. Also described are system control panel machine functions, machine procedures, program-oriented procedures, and operator-intervention procedures. An appendix of reference material and an index are inc luded.

The reader is assumed to have a knowledge of the following SRL publications:

IBK Systelll/369 Principles of Operation (GA22-68211.

(sections on "System Structure" and "system Control Panel^{ll )}

IB~ SYSTEM/36B MODEL 65 FUNCTIONAL CHARACTERISTICS.

Order Number GA22-6884. '

IBM SYSTEM/363 TAPE OPERATING SYSTE~ OPERATING GUIDE.

Order Number GC2LJ.-5921

IBM SYSTEM/363 DISK OPERATING SYSTEM OPERATING GUIDE.

Order Number GC24-5922

IBM SYSTEM/363 OPERATING SYSTEM OPERATOR'S GUIDE.

Order Number GC28-65f19

For information pertaining to the operation of 1/0 units that are attachable to the Systeml 368 Model 65 refer to the appropriate SRL publication.

CONTINUED FROM PRIOR COLUMN

data required for the installation of the unit described.

If the unit is to be installed in conjunction with a computer system, the specifications of the most critical unit must be met. This bulletin utilizes the ·same format and standardized symbols contained in the IBH SYSTEH/360 Installation Manual - Physical Planning, Order Number GC22-682j1'

GA27-2733

COMPONENT DESCRIPTION IBM 2285 DISPLAY COPIER

This-publicationpresents afunctional description of, and operator procedures for, the IBH 2285 Display Copier.

Each 2285 attaches directly to an IBM 2258 Display Unit Hodel 1, 3, or 4 that is equipped with an attachment feature. The 2285 provides an 8-1/2-by-11-inch paper copy output' of the associated 2250 display upon initiation by the 225" operator. The 2285 obtains analog signals and power from the 225" to which, it is attached and requires no programming. The following publications may be of interest to the reader:

IBH SYSTEM/363 COMPONENT DESCRIPTION: IBM 225B DISPLAY Unit Hodel 1, Order Number GA27-2701

IBM SYSTEH/363 COMPONENT DESCRIPTION: IBH 225B DISPLAY UNIT HODEL 3, IBH 2848 DISPLAY CONTROL HODEL 2, Order Number GA27-2721

IBM 1133 SYSTEM COMPONENT DESCRIPTION: IBM 225B DISPLAY Unit Hodel 4, Order Number GA27-2723.

GA27-2731

!ll!! g~Il!!!Ll§'!! £Q.!!ill!llIT !!!l§.9!ill!!!.!!

H!1 ~265 !lll!11ll ~ll!ION !!il! 2845 llg!:!! £QNTR01 This manual describes the functional and operating characteristics of the IBH. 2265 Display Station and the IBM 2SLJ.S Display Control. The two units combine to form a display system that provides visual access to data stored in an IBH System/36".

GA27-2733

!~l! 2!J!Il!!!Ll§.!! J!!1!l9:g J;:EATDRE DESCRIPTIl!.!!

1.!!2L1393~!!L1.!!.2!! .!! £!!!!!!ll!!lli!ll ll!!!!!!!l XQ!!

!~!! ~MLJ£!!' l!!!!!l!1 §2

This publication contains information about the IBM 1"94 Compatibility Feature (1:7119). The Compa tibili ty Feature adds interpretive facilities to IBM system/368 Hodel 85 for use by the IBH 7"94 Emulator Program. The combination of the feature and the program, referred to as the 7"9LJ.

Emulator, allows execution (on IBM system/36" Model 85) of programs written for the IBM 709, 71399, 7"9LJ., and 7"9411 ..

GA27-2737

Hl! ll!!2=l !2!!!l;.!!!!l!.!!Q!!J! !!All £HANNEL !!!'.2 F 13-'12.2-CUSTOM FEATURE DESCRIPTION

TbI'S-iiianiiil-de'sctiiiesthE!functional and operational characteristics of the 2999-3 Asynchronous Data Channel.

Hain Topics described include: instruction and command execution, programming operation, and subchannel attachment.

This publication is a reference manual for the

programmer or systems engineer. Knowledge of IBM System/369 operations, particularly storage addressing, data formats, and machine instruction formats as explained in IBM SYSTEM/360 PRINCIPLES OF OPERATION SRL, Form GA22-6821, is a prerequisite to using this publication. Also needed are experience vith'programming concepts and techniques or cOJlpletion of basic courses of instruction in these areas.

GA27-2739

AN INTRODUCTION TO THE IBH 3273 INFORMATION .!lISPLll ~M

No

abstractavailahle:

-GA27-2743

Hl! l.'!ll 1!Q!!!l1 1 £l!.!!J!!!1l!.L C USTQ.!! ~ Y S T!l~ .!!!1Q !!-'1B.2.L CUSTOM FEATURE DESCRIPTION

ThIsreferen;;e manualdescribes the functional

characteristics and features of the IBM 1412-1 Console with the IBK 3215-1 Console Printer-Keyboard. This publication is intended for Systell Analysts, Programmers, and operators.

Assumed is a background knowledge of the IBM System/36B and System/31", and of the I/O Interface.

GA27-2741 *N

INSTALLATION BULLETIN PHYSICAL PLANNING FOR IBH 7412

£Q'!!~Q1~~QQj1-~£Q§!Ql!-§!§!~~ RfQ~!~~--

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----This publication provides physical planning information for the IBH 7412-1 Console with tho IBH 3215-1 Consoel Keyboard. Included are physical specifications and cable, electrical, and environmental requirements ..

GA27-2742

2fll.llQ!l!..§. llillJl~ FOR IB8 In! INFOR8ATIOl! !!llfb!! ~m Operator controls, indicators, and keys for all 327" display station model.s are discussed in detail, along with typical

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operati ng and error recovery proced ures~ The manual's organization and layout are intended to aid the reader learning to operate the display station, and also to improve the retrievability of information for an operator, using the guide as a reference source.. Readers of this manual need no previous knowledge of computers, display stations, or data process iog ..

GA27-2749 .

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ggl1!l. !.!Jl1!!!l! MJ!QM

This publication is a reference source for systems analysts and programmers of the IBM 327B Information Display system.

It presents detailed programming, opera tioD and special feature information. The material is presented with the assumption that the I'eadeI' has I'ead the IBM System/360 Principles of Operation Manual,. Form GA22-6821.. A variety of configurations permit local or remote attachment to Systems/3, 360, and 379 computer systems.. Control units, display stations, and printers form a complex that provide operator input to as well displayed and printed output from computer-stored data ..

GA27-2759 *N

!.ID1 Jll!! I.EQ§.LE~ QE~.Mll!l:lQ1! 2.YIQ~

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MANUAL

This-manual is to be used by operators and supervisors to determine the nature of a problem on the IBI1 3270 system.

GA 27- 3911

IBM 2763 OPTICAL IMAGE UNIT COMPONENT DESCRIPTION This -component-iiescclptIon-ManuaIdescrIbesthe-principles of operation of the IBM 2760 Optical Image Unit when attached to an IBlI 2740 Communications Terminal, Modell.

Line-control signals, message formats, special features, cQmmunication facilities, and data sets that can be used with this Tele-processing terminal are also discussed.

A major section concerning the preparation of artwork and the photographic procedures involved in creating a filmstrip for use in this unit will be found toward the end of the manual.

GA27-3329

n~l !,Q!ITMH !!l!l!.Q TERMI N At

This manual is designed to acquaint the reader with the basic concepts and use of the IBM 2721 Portable Audio Terminal.. The publication shOUld be used as a general guideline for useful application of the terminal.

Functional and operational characteristics are discussed in detail, and no pre vious reading is required for an understanding' of how the terminal operates as a remote input/output device.. The operation of the 2721 terminal in a systems environment depends largely on how the user's program is written: therefore, the operating procedures outlined in this manual are of a general nature. The ultilllate operation of the terminal depends upon the programmer's ingenuity and the applications involved.

GA27-3339

!~~ ~I~l RQ!l!!~!,l1 AUD!.Q !ERMJNAL Q!']!lATO!l~~ ff.!!!DBOQ!

This manual provides instructions for installing and operating the IBM 2721 Portable Audio Terminal.. A section on problem determination is provided to assist the operator in deciding if the terminal requires maintenance ..

POI' more detailed information on the functions and operation of the terminal, refer to the systems Beference Library Hanual, component Description: IBM 2721 Portable Audio Terminal, GA27-3029 ..

GA27-3343

~~!Q~ UN I! ll~~~r!,!!Q!

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^{121i!.=1 !ll1~!l1 !QQ!.Q} !ll1~RQ!!~~ Q!!!

This manual gives basic informa tion necessary for understanding the operating principles of the 1970-1 ..

It incl udes a description of the functional units, vocabulary, communication requirements, terminals, data sets, operating principles, security, line requirements, applications, programming considerations, physical characteristics, and special alphameric capabilities.

The chapter "programming Considerations" describes anI y general programming practices. For additional information on programming this unit with the IBM 2701 IPCA feature or Cyclic Checking tea tu re, contact your IBI1 regional products marketing representative.

It is written for the systems engineer, systems analysis specialist, or the IBM System/360 programmer who is interested in the functional and operational characteristics of remote audio response units.

The reader should be familiar with teleprocessing prinCiples and IBM System/36M programming ..

GA27-3341

I§l1 1~1'@ HODEL 1 REMOTE AUDIO BESPONSE UNIT INSTALLATIO"NHANUAL=PHYSICAL PLANNING

-ThIS-manual

furnishes

spec!i:iIc

detailS-of the physical characteristics of the IBM 1970' Modell Bemote Audio Besponse Unit.. Included are dimensions, weights, service clearances, heat output, air flow, and electrical and environmental requirements.. Also included is ordering information for the basic machine and available features ..

Planning assistance is also available from IBM sales and installation planning representatives.

GA27-3343

l.I!H ~1J.2. fliQflli!1!M~!! !B!IT~!!~Q ±:£;!!!1!!!!& £ONCEPT

!!!Q ~I£ll..!Q1!

The purpose of this manual is tlto-fold: first, i t introduces the IBM 3735 Programmable Buffered Terminal; and, second i t provides planning information for those who may be involved in installing a 3735. Because of this dual purpose, not all sections of the manual may be of- interest to each reader. Those interested in an overview and in the highlights of the 3735 will find the Introduction of most value; those "ho need more detailed information on the terminal' 5 operation and functional capabilities viII find the sections on operating Characteristics and Implementation considerations of most interest: systems and application programmers will find information on

The purpose of this manual is tlto-fold: first, i t introduces the IBM 3735 Programmable Buffered Terminal; and, second i t provides planning information for those who may be involved in installing a 3735. Because of this dual purpose, not all sections of the manual may be of- interest to each reader. Those interested in an overview and in the highlights of the 3735 will find the Introduction of most value; those "ho need more detailed information on the terminal' 5 operation and functional capabilities viII find the sections on operating Characteristics and Implementation considerations of most interest: systems and application programmers will find information on

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