:::0
CD
~
OJ
*
**
***
****
TABLE 1-2. CHARACTERISTICS OF THE 3100 COMPUTER REGISTERS
REGISTER
FUNCTION
BIT
MODULUS
COMPLEMENT
ARITHMETIC
RESULT
DESIGNATION
CAPACITY
NOTATION
PROPERTIES
Main
A
Arithmetic
24
224_1
one's
additive
signed*
register
Auxiliary
Q
Arithmetic
24
224_1
one's
additive
signed*
register
Program
i
F**
Control
24
224_1
***
***
***
register
Communica-
C**
tions
24
224_1
register
.l!'.l!'.l!'.l!'
Program
p
Address
15
2 15 _1
register
8 1 , B2, B3
Index
15
2 15 _1
one's
additive
unsigned
registers
Storage
S
Address
13
213_1
register
Storage
28
Z
Data
(includes 4
224_1
register
parity bits)
****
Arithmetic
X
Transfer
24
224_1
register
EU and EL
EUpper and
ELower octal
48
2 48 _1
one's
additive
signed*
register
ED
53 (include
ED
(BCD)
sign and
±
10 13
absolute
additive
signed
register
overflow digit)
0
Field Length
4
24_1
one's
~.l!'~~
register
Since the A,
Q,
and EUEL register contents are all treated as signed quantities, the capacity of these registers is limited to the following values:
A::; 2 23 _1; Q::; 2 23 _1; EUEL::;: 24L 1. When the arithmetic result in A, Q,
or
EUEL is zero, it is always represented by positive zero.
Dual purpose register.
Only the lower 15 or 17 bits of F are modified depending on whether word or character addressing is being used. The results are unsigned.
Information not applicable.
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