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Objectives(pPDO) describe the design objectives and provide the estimated availability date of the subject program Product.

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Thi"s-pUblicat10i\lsd"irected to-programmers using thE::

FORTRAN IV Library option 1, a program product used wl.th the DisK. Operating System. The Option 1 Libra.ry provides DOS users W"ith Systelll/370 input/output device support and ASCII support.. (ASCII is an acronym used to refer to the American National StandaI:d Code for Information Interchange~) ASCII suppoct allows users to process and create magnetic tape da ta sets recorded in ASCII code and to specify larger block sizes for: EBCDIC tape data sets ..

This publication is a supplement to, and should be used in conjunction with, the publication, Disk Operating system:

FORTRAN IV Programmer's Guide, Order No. GC28-6391.

Programmers are assumed to be familiar with its contents ..

The supplement contains sections on using and installing the option 1 library and on running the sample program. For informa.tion on how to compile, linkage edit, and execute a DOS FORTRAN IV program, the appcopriate sections of the programmer's guide should be consulted ..

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~tatus and use of the independent release of PL/I (F) Version 5. New f""atures are noted, and information is provided on tb.e system generation requirements and

tecb.nigues. A list of all modules added, deleted or altered for this release is included. System Peose informs the user of the current maintenance status of PLII (F) ..

IBM pL·ovides an operating system that can be used for:

system genel·dtion. The procedures required to initialize the starter system are also describo::!d in tnis publication.

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This publication is divided into two parts. Part I contains discussions of the concept of the language. Part II contains detailed rules and syntactic descriptions.

For information necessary to compile, link-edit, and execute a program, the reader should be familiar with the publication DOS and TOS PL/I (DJ Compiler, Programmer's Guide, Order No. GC24-90'05.

Foe a list of further related publications, refer to IBM System/360' Bibliography, oeder No. GA22-6822.

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Included are descriptions of the 219" system and of the proqramming support provided by BTAM for the system ..

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This publication is a planning guide describing improved versions of BTA!1 that will be available with the System/361iJ Operating System and Disk Operating system. These improved versions of BTU! will provide for enhanced reliability and compatibility of operations involving BSC stations.

This publication explains the expanded BT AM functions, identifies the changes to remote station equipment and programming needed to permit use of these functions, and provides information needed to effect orderly conversion of an existing BTAM and improved BTAM are covered, for full information, see IBM SYSTEH/36" OPERATING SYSTEM:

Basic Telecommunications Access Method, (GC2.0-2004) or IBM SYSTEH/360 DISK OPERATING SYSTEM: BASIC Telecommunications Access Method, (GC3.0-5''':J1)

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This publication provides information on how to use the Queued Telecommunications Access Method (QTAK) within option 2 (Multiprogramming with a Fixed Number of Tasks) or option q (r1ultiprogramming with a Variable Number of Tasks) of the System/360' operating System to support a telecommunications application. Services provided by OTAK in support of a messaqe processing program are described in detail, including the facilities provided to establish the interface to a QTAM message control program.

For detailed information on the OTAM facilities provided for the construction of a message control program, refee to the putlication, IBM System/36.0 Operating System: OTAl'!

Message Con tro1 program (GC3"-2005).

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This publication describes the Basic Telecommunications Access Method (BTAH) available with the System/360 Operating system. BTAM provides facilities that enable an assembler-language programmer to write a teleprocessing control program that effects communications 2I.t the Read/Write level between a System/360 and a variety of computers and terminals connected to the System/360 over common-carrier or private-wire communications networks. ~TAM employs both start-stop and binary synchronous (BSC) communications techniques, depending on the type of remote station.

Typical BTAM applications include data acquisition, message switching, and inquiry processing.

The pUblication explains some concepts of teleprocessing and BTAM, describes line control and message transmission techniques, and describes each of the BTAM macro instructions and facilities needed to construct i;l control proqram. The READ and WRITE macro instructions applicable for each type of remote station and line configuration are given, along with the channel programs generated for each type.

Prerequisite to use of this publication is a knowledge

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of System/36.0 assembly language and data management facilities.

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This publication contains specifications on the use of the Queued Telecolrlmunications Access Method (QTAM) and the IBM System/36.0" OpeL'ating System to support telecommunications applications. Information in this publication will facilitate the. construction of a QTAM message control program by the problem programmer. Complete desceiptions of QTAM macro instructions are included.

For detailed informa tion on the services provided by QTAH to support a message processing peogram, refer to rBM

system/36~ Operation system: QTAH Message Processing program Services, (GC3~-2.ei33).,

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ThIS-publicat10iiisdesigned to present the gelleral concepts and facilities of Remote Job Entry (BJE). RJE allows users at remote locations to subllll.t. jobs over communications lines to an IBM system/360.. It is available to users with either multiprogramming version of the IBM System/36B Operating Systelll: multl.programming with a variable number of tasks (MVTJ or multiprogramming with a fixed number of tasks, version 2 (HFT) ..

Information on the capabilities and uses of RJE, on the operating environments, and on liork station states and activities is included for the systems programmer and operator. The Job Entry control Language is introduced and explained.. The Job. Entry Definition Statement, work station commands, messages sent to work stations, and central commands are discussed in terms of their functions, and how the user employs them in programs.

A discussion of RJE generation includes the necessary macro instrUctions. communica tiOD Serviceability Facili ties, such as error recovery procedures, and system restart procedures, are discussed separately as liell as with the work stations.

A discussion of programming information for the 218.0 Data Teansmission Terminal and for the 1130 Computing System is included.

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This publication is for planning purposes only. It may be used by applications programmers in preparing for support for the IEM 274'1 COlBmunica tioos Terminal by the Basic Telecommunications Access Method (BTAM) under the Opeeating System. The terminal and the control discipline used in terminal-to-computer communication are described, as are the BTAM functions used for the 27Q1 (with emphasis on Read and IJrite operations), and how to design a problem program.

The information in this publication supplements that in the publication SYSTEM/360 OPERATING SYSTEM, BASIC TelecommUnications Access Method, (GC3B-2004), with which the reader is expected to be familiar.

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TbIs-pUbIICat'ioncontains-detailed infoema tion about Conversational Remote Job Entry (CRJE). It describes the system concepts, facilities and points out the

responsibilities of those who are involved in the overall operation of CRJE.

An appendix of related publications and a glossary of terminology is included.

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The Guide describes the functions of CRJE and the terminal commands that enable the user to perform these functions. The commands and subcommands are described in detail, and examples illustrate how they may be Ilsed.

Terminal messages are documented with explanations and corresponding system and user responses ..

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planning-aId only. It is intended for use pr.ior to the availability of Remote Job Entry (RJE) support for the. IBM 277fJ Data Communications System with 2172 Multipurpose Control Unit and will be replaced by reference documentation when that support becomes available.

It describes the control unit, the input/output devices supported, and the RJE functions that will be available ..

Information herein applies only to the 2712 Multipurpose Control Dnit of the 2770 system; full information on RJE is contained in the publication IBM SYSTEM/360 OPERATING System Remote Job Entry order number GC3fJ-2fJI36.

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T'hIs-publicationcontaIns-informa tion to ai d the system programmer and the operator at the central installation in the installation, operation, and use of conversational Remote Job entry (CRJE) ..

This publication describes CRJE and the facilities it provides users at remote keyboard terminals attached by communication lines to an IBM System/360 that uses the operating System to provide multiprogt'amming with (;;. variable or fixed number of tasks.

Information about the CRJE task, its operating environment, system. generation considerations, and the central operator command facility is included. Central messages are described with explanations and suggested operator responses.

This publication also includes a discussion of CRJE storage estimates and offers some performance guidelines to aid the system programmer in using his CRJE system.

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Managers, systems analysts, and programmers can use this publication to plan a telecommunications systems that will operate under the IBt'! system/360 Operating System and the Telecommunications Access Method (TeAM), when the program becomes available ..

TCAM is a complete, centralized, real-time

telecommunications system driver that controls allocation and use of all resources. TeAM facilities control the transfer, editing, and processing of data from remote terminals .. Variety. flexibility, and modularity of facilities permit selection of the necessary support for any telecommincations application.

This publication is a planning aid only .. It is intended for use prior to the availability of TCAM and shall be replaced by reference documentation when the program becomes available.

Prerequisite to a thorough understanding of this publica tion is a ,knowledge of IBM System/360 machine concepts and of the IBM system/3M' Operating System. For titles and abstracts of appropriate publications, see IBM System/360 bibliography ot'der number GA22-6822.

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characteristics and operating concepts of a compu ter-based t.elecom munica tion s sy stem ..

TCAM is a complete, centralized, real-time

telecommunications access method that controls allocation and user of al],. 'system resources. TCAM facilities control the transfer, editing, and processing of data from remote sta tion s.. Variety, fle xibili ty, and mod ulat'i ty of these TCAM facilities permit selection of the necessary support for any telecommunications application.

A basic knowledge of system/360 machine concepts and data management techniques is required for understanding this publication.

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System Time Sharing Option (TSO) into his system. The reader is expected to familiar with the contents of the publication Concepts and Facilities, Order Number GC3~-2022.

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The TCAM User's Guide is for systems analysts and programmers who must design, write, and install a TeAM program. It is both a guide for diagnosis and·a problem determination handbOOk.. Information provided includes:

o An overview of TeAM

o Functional checklists for coding and diag nosing sections of a TCAM program

o Coding considerations o Checklists of possible errors

!low and when to dump TCAM and its service aids o 1I0w to read TCAM dumps

o Relationships between OS and TCAM control blocks a A summary of TeAM macros and operands

1\ detaileel descl:iption Ot each field in a TCAM fOL"matted dump

Prt!ccqui!3i tos:

nnl systoru/360 Operating System Telemcommunica.tion Access Method (TCAt'.) Concepts and Facilities, GC30-2022 OS TCAM Programmer's Guide and Reference Hanual, GC30-2024.

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This publication provides a summary of the information needed to convert a QTAH or BTAH system to TCAM. It bciefly describes the similarities and differences between QTAM and TCAM. and between 8TAM and TCAH.

The first section describes QTAM macros, macro operands, service facilities, internals, and their TCAM replacements.

A working knowledge of OTAM is required for understanding this part of the puolication.

The second section describes BTAM [lIacros, macro operands, additional facilities, and their TCAM aquivalents.

Concepts of TCAM as they relate to BTAM ace provided as reprogramming aids. A working knowledge of BTAH is cequired for understanding this part of the publication.

80th sections ace meant to be used in conjunction wi th the IBM SYSTEM/36~ OPEHTING SYSTEM TELECOMMUNICATIONS ACCESS METHOD (TCAM) PROGRAMMER'S GUIDE AND REFERENCE MANUAL

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This publication is a planning guide for managers and system programmers who wish to add the IBM 3705 communications Controller to an eXisting TCAM system, or to install a TCAM system using the 3705 as a control unit ..

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ProvIdes-the-Inforrua"tIon necessary to-(1)define-and

generate a network control program for the IBM 37115 Communicatior.s CantrolleI", (2) load the program into the controller, and (3) dump the contents of controller storage ..

The network control program controls the transmission ot data betlleen the central processing unit to which the communications controller is attached, and the remote stations of a teleprocessing network. The program also perfocms liwited message processing, such as l.nserting date and time information in message blocks.

This publication is directed to the systems analyst or systems pI"ogI"ammer responsible for defining and genecating a network control program and loading i t into the

communications controller. Note: This publication is a preliminary edition, and is to bo used for planning purposes only. Any portion of tbe content is subjoct to chanlje.

The publicat ion is organized a!i follow!;:

Chapter 1 - introduces the nutwork control program and summarizes the content of tho book.

Chapter 2 - assists tho proqrammor in dofinilll] a networK control program.

Chapter 3 - gives cictailod aOGcription:; Ot tbo macro instructions with which thO progrolmmer dcfino!i the network control pl:ogram.

Chaptet' ij - describes the program generation procedure ..

Chapters 5 and 6 - expla.in how to use tile Loader dnd Dump utility programs, respectively.

Tho a(JpendixE;s list the teleprocessing devices with which the communications controller can communicate using the network control program, and list the messages produced by the progI."am genE::!ration procedure and utility programs.

Betore using this publication the reader should .be

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familiar with the contents of Introduction to the IBM 3795 Comllunications Control1er~ GA27-3BS1.

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The Emu1ation Proqrall allows the 3785 CommuDications Controller to operate as an IBK 2781,. 2702, or 2783 Transmission Control Unit, or any combination of the three.

This publication describes the E.ulation program generation procedure, the loader utility, and the Dump utility. Error messages for each program are also provided. The

prerequisite publication for this manual is Introduction to the IBf'! 37e5 Communications Controller, GA27-30S1.

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This pu blication is the machine reference manual for the IBH 3705 Communications Controller. It provides a direct, comprehensive description of (1) tho controller functional components __ (2) 'the arithlletic, logical, branching, status switching __ and inpu't/output operationn, and (3) the priority interrupt scheae. It io intonded to provide any 3785 user with a knowledge of tho controller hardware requirements needed to vrite or modily a 3705 control program. The reader is assumed to havo a basic knowledge of data processing and teleprocessing nyntollfl and to have read the Introduction to the IBH 37e5 comlaunications Controller, GA27-3951, which describes the nyotola briefly and describes

This pu blication is the machine reference manual for the IBH 3705 Communications Controller. It provides a direct, comprehensive description of (1) tho controller functional components __ (2) 'the arithlletic, logical, branching, status switching __ and inpu't/output operationn, and (3) the priority interrupt scheae. It io intonded to provide any 3785 user with a knowledge of tho controller hardware requirements needed to vrite or modily a 3705 control program. The reader is assumed to havo a basic knowledge of data processing and teleprocessing nyntollfl and to have read the Introduction to the IBH 37e5 comlaunications Controller, GA27-3951, which describes the nyotola briefly and describes

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