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IBM 5110 Maintenance Information Manual

IBM 5110 Maintenance Information Manual (295 pages)

Brand: IBM | Category: Desktop | Size: 22 MB

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IBM 5110 Basic Reference Manual

IBM 5110 Basic Reference Manual (255 pages)

Brand: IBM | Category: Desktop | Size: 8 MB

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3
Chapter 1. Operation

5
- IBM 5110 Overview C~_)
  5
- Display Screen
  6
- Keyboard
  7
  - Special Keys
    11
- Switches
  13
- Indicators
  13
- Editing Input Lines
  14
- Storage Capacity
  15
- Chapter System Commands
  17
- Device Address Parameter
  18
- File Reference Parameter
  18
- ALERT Command
  20
- AUTO Command
  21
- CSKIP Command
  23
- GO Command
  24
- LINK Command
  26
- LIST Command
  27
- LOAD Command
  29
  - Keyboard Generated Data Files
    32
  - Function Keys
    32
- MARK Command
  35
- MERGE Command
  37
- PROC Command
  39
- RD= Command
  40
- RENUM Command
  41
- REWIND Command
  42
- RUN Command
  43
- SAVE Command
  45
- Skip Command
  47
- Util Command
  48
Chapter 3. Data Constants, Variables, and Concepts

57
- BASIC Character Set
  57
  - Alphabetic Characters
    57
  - Numeric Characters
    57
  - Special Characters
    58
  - Use of Blanks
    58
- Arithmetic Data
  59
  - Arithmetic Data Formats
    60
  - Arithmetic Constants
    62
  - Internal Constants
    62
  - Internal Variables
    63
  - Arithmetic Variables
    63
- Character Data
  63
  - Character Variables
    64
  - Character Constants
    64
- Arrays
  65
  - Declaring Arrays
    66
- Redimensioning Arrays
  67
  - Arithmetic Arrays
    67
  - Character Arrays
    68
  - Summary of Naming Conventions
    68
- System Functions
  69
- Expressions
  71
  - Arithmetic Expressions and Operators
    71
  - Character Expressions
    74
  - Substring Function
    75
  - Concatenation
    76
  - Relational Expressions
    76
  - Array Expressions
    77
- Data Files and Access Methods
  78
  - Stream I/O Data Files
    78
  - Record I/O Files
    78
  - Record I/O File Buffer Requirements
    82
- File FLS
  83
  - National Character Sets
    87
- Procedure File
  88
- Basic Statements
  91
  - Statement Lines
    91
  - Desk Calculator Operations
    92
- BASIC Statement Listing
  92
- Chain
  94
- Close
  96
- Data
  97
- Def,Return, Fnend
  99
  - Single Line Function
    99
  - Multiline Function
    100
- Delete File
  103
- DIM
  104
- End
  106
- Exit
  107
- Fnend
  109
- FOR and NEXT
  110
- Form
  112
  - Print Formatting with the FORM Statement
    112
- Record Formatting with the FORM Statement
  118
- [Mat] Get
  126
- GOSUB and RETURN
  128
- Goto
  130
- Image
  133
- [Mat] Input
  134
- Let
  136
- Next
  138
- Onerror
  139
- Open/Open File
  141
- Pause
  146
- [Mat] Print
  147
  - Print Zones
    148
  - Spacing of Printed or Displayed Values
    148
  - Standard Output Formats for Printing or Displaying
    149
  - Display Line Operation
    150
  - Print Line Buffer Operation
    154
- [MAT] PRINT USING and Image/Form
  157
  - Conversion of Data Reference Values with Image
    158
  - Format Specifications
    159
- [Mat] Put
  164
- [Mat] Read
  166
- [Mat] Read File
  168
- [Mat] Reread File
  170
- Rem
  171
- Reset [File]
  172
- Restore
  174
- Return
  175
- [MAT] REWRITE FI LE [USING {Iihne-Num
  176
- 110 Stop
  178
- Use
  179
- [Mat] Write File
  181
- Matrix Operations
  182
- MAT Assignment Statements
  182
- MAT Assignment (Scalar Value)
  183
- MAT Assignment (Simple)
  185
- MAT Assignment (Addition and Subtraction)
  187
- MAT Assignment (Matrix Multiplication)
  189
- MAT Assignment (Scalar Multiplication)
  191
- MAT Assignment (Identity Function)
  193
- MAT Assignment (Inverse Function)
  195
- MAT Assignment (Transpose Function)
  197
- MAT Assignment (Ascending Index)
  199
- MAT Assignment (Descending Index)
  200
Chapter 5. More Information about Your System

201
- 5110 BASIC Compatibility with IBM 370/VS BASIC
  201
- BASIC Compatibility with IBM 5100 BASIC
  202
- Tape Cartridge Handling and Care
  203
- Storage Considerations
  204
- Diskette Handling and Care
  205
  - Operation
    205
  - Handling Defective Cylinders
    205
  - Handling Precautions
    206
  - Storage
    210
  - Shipping and Receiving
    211
Appendix A. 5110 Basic Characters and Hexadecimal Representation

213
Appendix B. 5103 Printer

217
- How to Insert Forms
  218
  - Continuous Forms
    218
  - Forms Path for Singlepart Forms
    218
  - Forms Path for Multipart Forms
    218
  - Cut Forms
    220
- How to Adjust the Copy Control Dial for Forms Thickness
  221
- Installing the 5103 Printer Stacker
  224
Appendix C. 5100 Hexadecimal Representations

225
Appendix D. Basic Error Messages and Operator Recovery

227
- I/O Errors
  228
- Execution Errors
  231
Appendix E. Attaching a Tv Monitor

245

IBM 5110 Maintenance Information Manual

IBM 5110 Maintenance Information Manual (277 pages)

Brand: IBM | Category: Desktop | Size: 25 MB

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Table of Contents
123
Diagnostic Aids
124
5110 Diagnostics Overview. 4·2
124
5110 Diagnostics Overview Chart. 4·3
125
Bring up Diagnostic
128
Bring up Diagnostic Chart
129
Diagnostic Control Program (DCP)
130
DCP Normal Mode
131
- Display 4·10
  132
- Alter 4·11
  133
DCP Diagnostic Mode 4·12
134
- Branch Function. 4·13
  135
- Call Function
  137
- Diagnostic Diskette Volume Label 4·26
  148
- Diagnostic Supervisor Program (DSP) • 4·27
  149
- MAP Diagnostic Integration
  149
Tape Write Diagnostic Routines
162
5103 Printer Diagnostic Routines
168
Tape Read Test and Auxiliary Tape Diagnostic Routines 4·50
172
Diskette Diagnostic Routines 4·55
177
Asynchronous Communications Adapter/Serial I/O Adapter Program and Diagnostic Routines 4·57
179
BSC Diagnostic Routines
184
Parallel I/O Diagnostic Routines
185
Service Aids
186
Error Indicators
186
- CE Switches
  186
Jumpers
186
- Machine Check Jumper
  186
- Basic Language Jumper
  186
- Katakana Check Jumper
  186
- Logic Card Jumpers
  187
Display Registers
187
- Read/Write Storage Size
  188
Status Bytes
189
- Tape Status Byte
  189
- Printer Status Bytes
  189
- Diskette Status Byte
  190
Status Byte Bit Descriptions
191
- Tape Status Byte
  191
- Printer Status Bytes
  191
- Diskette Status Bytes
  191
Binary Synchronous Communications (BSC) Error Log and History Table • 4·70
192
- Errors. 4·70
  192
Print Plot Forms Movement Exerciser Program 4·71
193
- Teleprocessing Diagnostic Analyzer Tester 4·73
  195
Free Lance Troubleshooting Guide 4·74
196
How to Use this Guide. 4·74
196
Recommendations on Failure Information 4·74
196
- Failure Isolation Chart . 4·75
  197
- Intermittent Process Check. 4·76
  198
- Tape 4·76
  198
- AC Power Grounding Checks 4·76
  198
5110 System Function Test
202
System Function Test Overview
203
System Test
206
Device Exercisers
208
- I/O CONTROL INFORMATION (Loc)
  214
  - Device Address 4·92
    214
  - I/O Command
    215
Error Codes
216
- Error Codes and Device Address Summary 4·95
  217
Tape Error Codes 4·96
218
- Diskette Error Codes 4·97
  219
- 5103 Printer Error Codes 4·103
  225
  - Print Emitter Error Timing (Nominal Timings) 4·106
    228
- Serial I/O Error Codes 4·107
  229
- Bring-Up Diagnostic Halt Codes
  233
  - ROS Content and CRC Errors . 4·111
    233
- Parallel I/O Error Codes 4·112
  234
- Binary Synchronous Communications (BSC) Error
  235
- Log and History Table
  235
- 5110 Symptom Index 4·114
  236
  - Intermittent Process Checks
    241
  - Mol 821-Binary Synchronous Communications
    244
  - Mol 823-Parallel I
    244
  - Contents
    249

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IBM 5110 Basic Introduction

IBM 5110 Basic Introduction (170 pages)

Brand: IBM | Category: Desktop | Size: 10 MB

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3
Chapter 1. Introduction

5
- About this Manual
  5
- About BASIC
  5
- About the 5110
  5
  - Alphameric Keys
    8
  - Numeric Keys
    8
  - Operating Keys
    9
  - BASIC Command Keywords
    10
  - BASIC Statement Keywords
    10
  - Arithmetic Operator Keys
    10
- Getting Started
  10
- Entering and Displaying Data
  11
  - Entering Lowercase Alphabetic Characters
    16
- Correcting Keying Errors
  17
Chapter 2. How Your System Handles Arithmetic

23
- Arithmetic Operators
  23
- Variables
  25
Chapter 3. Entering, Running, and Storing a Program

37
- Entering a Program
  37
  - Correcting Your Keying Errors
    38
- Running the Program
  38
  - Automatic Statement Numbering
    42
  - Sample Run
    42
- Using Tape or Diskette Storage
  43
  - Marking Your Media
    46
  - SAVE Command
    47
  - LOAD Command
    48
  - Listing a Directory of Programs
    48
- A Review of What You've Done
  51
Chapter 4. How to Write a Program

53
- The LET Statement
  53
- Using Remarks
  54
- Listing Program Contents
  56
- Branches
  56
  - The GOTO Statement
    56
  - The I F Statement
    57
  - Loops
    61
Chapter 5. Other Ways to Put Values into Programs

71
Chapter 6. Making Changes to Your Programs

77
- Correcting Keying Errors
  77
- Inserting New Lines
  77
- Replacing One Line with Another
  79
- Removing a Line
  80
- Renumbering Statement Lines
  81
Chapter 7. More about the Print Statement

83
- Making Headings
  84
- Math Calculations in Print Statements
  85
Chapter 8. Setting up Your Own Format-PRINT USING and Image Statements

87
- Example of Printing
  90
Chapter 9. Data Files

93
- Activating and Deactivating Files
  93
- Creating a Tape or Diskette File
  94
- Retrieving a File
  95
- Repositioning Files
  96
Chapter 10. Arrays

97
- Defining an Array
  99
- Elements of Arrays
  101
- Arithmetic with Arrays
  110
  - Addition and Subtraction with Arrays
    111
  - Multiplication and Division
    111
  - Averaging Two Sets of One-Dimensional Arrays
    112
  - Averaging Two-Dimensional Arrays
    113
  - Matrix Multiplication
    113
  - Taking a Matrix Transpose
    113
  - The Identity Matrix
    114
  - Taking the Inverse of a Matrix
    114
- With Basic
  115
- Finding Square Roots
  115
- Some General System Functions
  116
- Arithmetic Constants
  118
- Conversion Functions
  119
- Array/Matrix Functions
  119
- Record File Functions
  120
- Trigonometric Functions
  120
- Logarithms and Exponents
  121
- Other Functions
  121
Chapter 12: If You Have Trouble

123
Chapter 13 Exercises

127
- Exercises for Chapter 2. BASIC Arithmetic
  128
- Exercises for Chapter 4. How to Write a Program
  132
Appendix A. Basic Statements and Commands

151
- 109 Appendix A. Basic Statements and
  151
- BASIC Statements
  151
- BASIC System Commands
  154
- Editing Function
  155
Appendix B. Customer Support Functions

157

IBM 5110 User Manual

IBM 5110 User Manual (174 pages)

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Brand: IBM | Category: Desktop | Size: 6 MB

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Table of Contents
4
Chapter 1. Data Processing Concepts

6
- Introduction
  6
- Concepts
  6
Chapter 2. Information Processing

10
- Input, Process, and Output
  10
  - Output
    11
  - Input
    12
  - Process
    13
- Putting It All Together
  13
- Additional Levels of Input, Process, and Output
  14
- Conclusion
  17
Chapter 3. Apl Language Elements

18
- Variables
  18
- Data Representation
  19
  - Numbers
    19
  - Scaled Representation (Scientific Notation)
    19
  - Nume~Ric Value Range
    19
  - Numeric Value Precision
    19
  - Character Constants
    20
  - Logical Data
    20
- Arrays
  21
  - Generating Arrays
    22
  - Finding the Shape and Rank of an Array
    25
  - Empty Arrays
    26
- Indexing Arrays
  27
- Joining Arrays Together
  30
  - Catentation
    31
  - Lamination
    33
- Useful APL Statements and User-Defined Functions
  36
Chapter 4. Active Workspace Control

46
Chapter 5. Console Control

64
Chapter 6. Library Control

73
Chapter 7. Tape Concepts

80
- Formatting the Tape
  80
- Determining the Amount of Storage Available on a Tape Cartridge
  83
Chapter 8. Diskette Concepts

86
- Diskette Addressing and Layout
  88
  - Track and Cylinder
    88
  - Sector
    89
  - Index Cylinder
    89
  - Alternate Cylinders
    90
- Diskette Types and Formats
  90
- Vol U Me I D, Owner 1 D, and Access Protection
  91
- File ID
  92
- Diskette File Write Protect
  92
- Diskette File Organization
  93
- Reallocating Diskette File Space
  94
- Amount of Storage Available on a Diskette
  95
Chapter 9. Printer Control

100
Chapter 10. Input/Output Control

112
Chapter 11. Debugging and Error Recovery Techniques

160
- Suspended Function Execution
  160
- State Indicator
  161
Appendix A. 5110 Compatibility with Other Apl Systems

164
- Index
  166

IBM 5110 Maintenance Analysis Procedures

IBM 5110 Maintenance Analysis Procedures (257 pages)

Brand: IBM | Category: Desktop | Size: 13 MB

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3
Logic Card Part Numbers
5
Logic Card Jumpers
9
Maps
11
MAP Organization 0100-2
12
Start MAP
18
Cable Checkout MAP
24
Tape Read MAP
52
Bring up MAP
111
Process Check MAP
145
Display MAP
166
TV Monitor MAP
170
Keyboard MAP
174
Power MAP
184
Transmit/Receive Level Checkout MAP
196
Local CBS Coupler (Auto Answer) MAP
203
Digital Network Remote Wrap
209
- Test Procedure
  209
BSC Network and BSCA
211
- Intermittent Problem MAP 0835-1
  211
Automatic Answer MAP for 38LS
217
- With World Trade Line Box
  217
- 38Ls
  218
- World Trade Line Box
  223
Auxiliary Tape MAP
233
Machine Checkout MAP
239

IBM 5110 General Information And Physical Planning Manual

IBM 5110 General Information And Physical Planning Manual (63 pages)

Brand: IBM | Category: Desktop | Size: 2 MB

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Table of Contents
5
Chapter 1. An Overview of the Ibm 5110 Computing System

7
- Physical Characteristics of the 5110 Computing System
  9
- Operating Characteristics of the 5110 Computing System
  11
Chapter 2. Data Processing and the Ibm 5110 Computing System

13
- Electronic Data Processing
  13
- Input, Processing, and Output
  13
- 5110 Data Processing
  15
  - Input
    15
  - Processing
    16
  - Output
    16
- Advantages of 5110 Computer Data Processing
  17
Chapter 3. Ibm 5110 Computing System Configurations

21
- The 5110 Computer
  21
  - The Programming Languages
    22
  - Main Storage Capacity
    22
  - Built-In Tape Unit
    23
- The 5106 Auxiliary Tape Unit
  23
- The 5114 Diskette Unit
  24
  - Diskette Storage
    25
- The 5103 Printer
  26
- Common System Configurations
  27
Chapter 4. Optional Features and Services for Your 5110 Computing System

35
- Optional Features
  35
  - APL And/Or BASIC Language
    35
  - Additional Main Storage
    35
  - Additional Diskette Drives
    35
  - Diskette Sort
    36
  - Expansion Feature
    36
  - Asynchronous Communications
    36
  - Binary Synchronous Communications
    37
  - Features for Connecting the BSC Features to the Communications Channel
    38
  - Serial I/O Adapter
    39
  - Parallel I/O Adapter
    40
  - Audible Alarm
    40
  - Channel Terminator
    40
  - Accessories
    40
  - Optional Services
    41
  - Applications
    41
  - Print Plot Program
    41
  - Education
    42
  - Maintenance
    42
  - Summary
    43
Chapter 5. Physical Planning Information

45
- Physical Dimensions
  45
  - IBM 5110 Computer
    45
  - IBM 5106 Auxiliary Tape Unit
    46
  - IBM 5114 Diskette Unit
    47
  - IBM 5103 Printer
    48
- Environment Requirements
  48
- Electrical Requirements
  49
  - Cabling
    50
  - Typical Unit Placements
    51
- Features
  53
  - Communications
    53
  - Serial I/O Adapter
    53
  - Parallel I/O Adapter
    54
- Customer Setup
  54
Appendix A. 5110 System Configurations and Cable Lengths

55
- Glossary
  57
- Index
  59

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