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IDENTIFICA nON

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Teleprinter Input-Output Test

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December 12, 1964

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2.

ABSTRACT

Tests input and output function of the teleprinter.

Four separate tests are used:

1. Repeating single character output line.

2. Repeating character sequence output line.

3 = Input a ! ine message, followed

by

output of same message.

4. Input of a character, output of same character.

3. REQUIREMENTS

3.3 Equipment

Teleprinter Model 33KSR or 28KSR.

4.

USAGE

The following instructions are for the Model 33KSR; where treatment differs for Model 28KSR, it will be noted.

If AC switch bit 0=1, a variable time between output characters will be allowed.

AC switch bits 3-9 (28KSR 3-12) specify time x 100 microseconds between characters.

RIM load the Teleprinter Test tape. The program will start automatically at location 20

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Fixed Character Sequence Output Starting location 20.

Prints alphabets, digits and other characters on each line, and repeats sequence.

Sequence is same for both typewriters as follows:

ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 0123456789/., (:&_III;?$!#

Repeat Input Character Starting location 21 •

After each key is struck (except carriage return tab), the printer will print the same character as the one struck. Carriage return is not automatic and must be accompanied by I ine feed.

Fixed Character Line Output Program Starting location 22.

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Digital-7-50-M Page 3 AC switch 10-17 (28KSR 13-17) bits specify code for character to print. At the completion of a line, a carriage return will automatically occur, and the line will be repeated. AC switches may be changed whi Ie the program is runn ing.

Repeat Input Sequence Starting location 23.

A sequence is typed on the keyboard and when the carriage return key-or line feed, orcontrol

J!

or control M-(28KSR carriage return only} is pressed, the sequence will be repeated one time. At the compl etion of the type-out! a new message may be typed in, or typing @ while depressing the control and shift keys (28KSR blank key) will repeat the message.

8.

FORMAT

Tape formats are ASCII, FlO, DEC, and FB. Occupies 20-1000.

10. PROGRAM

10.4 Program Lis iti ng

TELETYPE TEST TAPE PDP-7 9/13/64 INDEX=10

INDEX1=11

20/ JMP TELTST

JMP ECHO JMP REP JMP TEL2

TELTST, LAC (ALPHA-l /PRINT ALL TELETYPE CHARACTERS DAC INDEX

LAC (ALPHA-END DAC CNT

KRB TLS 10

LAC (-100000 /SET DELAY AFTER EACH LINE DAC CNTI

TELl, LAC I INDEX /LOOP TO PRINT ALPHABET JMS TYl

ISZ CNT JMP TELl

ISZ CNTl /DELAY AND WAIT FOR A CHARACTER TO

JMP .-1 /BE TYPED

KSF

JMP TELTST /IF NO CHARACTER TYPED, CONTINUE

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TEL2,

TEL3,

TEL4,

LAC (TABLE DAC INDEX LAC TEM DAC 1 INDEX KSF

JMP .-1 KRB 703301 SKP

JMP TEL4 SAD (10 JMP TENDI SAD (2 JMP TEND2 DAC 1 INDEX JMP TEL2 4 LAC (TABLE DAC INDEXI LAC 1 INDEXI JMS OTY

LAC INDEXI SAD INDEX JMP . 2 JMP TEL3 2 LAC (212

703301 LAC (10 JMS OTY LAC (215 703301 LAC (2 JMS OTY KSF JMP .-1 KRB DAC TEM

703301 SZA

SAD (200 JMP TEL3 JMP TEL2 SAD (212- JMP TEND1 SAD (215 JMP TEND2 JMP TEL3-2

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/SET

TO READ FROM THE

KEYBOARD

/EXIT IF A LINE FEED OR C.R.

/IF NOT, STORE CHARACTER TYPED /SET TO PRINT LINE

/PRINT TYPED LINE

/PRINT LINE FEED AND C. R.

/WAIT FOR CHARACTER TO BE TYPED /READ CHARACTER

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ITERM CHAT ON INPUT TEND1, LAC (215

703301

LAC (2 ITERM BY A LINE FEED

JMS OTY JMP TEND2 2 TEND2, LAC (212

703301

LAC (10 ITERM BY

A

C.R.

JMS OTY

LAC INDEX ITEST FOR NO CHARACTERS IN SAD (TABLE

JMP TEL2 2 JMP TEL3 ITYPE BACK CHARACTER TYPED

ECHO KRB

KSF JMP .-1 KRB JMS OTY JMP ECHO 1 ITYPE TEST WORD CONTINUALLY

REP, LAC (-70 IFILL LINE WITH CHARAC IN ACSWITCHES DAC CNT

LAT JMS OTY ISZ CNT JMP .-3 LAC (215 703301 LAC (2 JMS OTY LAC (212 703301 LAC (10 JMS OTY JMP REP ITYPE 3 CHARACTERS

TYl, 0

JMS RL6 JMS TYPI JMS RL6 JMS TYPI JMS RL6 JMS TYP1 JMP 1 TYI

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TYP1, 0

DAC TEM AND (37 SNA JMP TY2 703301 SKP

JMP TY1B LAC OCL SPL LAC OCU SAD OCS JMP . 3 JMS OTY

DAC OCS LAC TEM JMS OTY

TY2, LAC TEM

JMP 1 TYP1

TY1B, ADD (LAC BTATAB-1 DAC .+1

XX SZL

JMP TYlC

TY1D, JMS OTY

JMP TY2 TY1C, JMS RL6

RTL RTL

JMP TY1D

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/INDEXED BY BAUDOT, FIGURES LEFT HALF, LETTERS RIGHT HALF 5TATAB, 265324

215215 271317 240240 243310 254316 256315 212212 251314 264322 246307 270311 260320 272303

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/SUBROUTlNES QTY,

DELAY;

DELAY1,

RL6,

/TABLE OF ALL ALPHA,

END,

/CASE CONTROL

O~S,

OCU, OCL, TABLE,

START TELTST

273326 263305 242332 244304 277302 211323 266331 241306 257330 255301 262327 247312 377377 267325 261321 250313 377377

AND DATA 0

TLS LAT SPA

JMP DELAY TSF

JMP .-1 JMP I OTY

RTR RTR

AND (3777 CMA

DAC CNTD LAC I LAC I LAC I

.

ISZ CNTD JMP DELAY1 JMP 1 OTY 0

RTL RTL

JMP I RL6

TELETYPE CHARACTERS FLEX ABC FLEX DEF FLEX MNO FLEX POR FLEX YZ

FLEX 012 FLEX 345 FLEX ., ( FLEX =+- 130421

STORAGE 33

33 37

TABLE 200/

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/TYPE 1 CHARACTER SUBROUTINE /TEST FOR DELAY ON

/BIT 0=0 MEANS NO DELAY

/IF NO DELAY, WAIT FOR THE FLAG RTR

/3x8 MS DELAY

/EACH DELAY IS ABOUT 100 MS.

RTL

FLEX GHI FLEX JKL FLEX STU FLEX VWX FLEX 678 FLEX 9 / 654337 474555

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