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SINTRAN III - How to order it

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Manual Information

This manual is in loose-leaf form for ease of updating. Old pages may be removed and new pages easily inserted if the manual is revised.

The loose leaf form also allows you to place the manual in a ring binder (A) for greater protection and convenience of use. Ring binders with 4 rings corresponding to the holes in the manual may be ordered in two widths, 30 mm and 40 mm. Use the order form below.

The manual may also be placed in a plastic cover (B). This cover is more suitable for manuals of less than 100 pages than for large manuals. Plastic covers may also be ordered below.

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Please send your order to the local ND office or (in Norway) to:

Norsk Data A.S
Graphic Center
P.O. Box 25, Bogerud
0621 Oslo 6, Norway

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NOTICE

The information in this document is subject to change without notice. Norsk Data A.S assumes no responsibility for any errors that may appear in this document. Norsk Data A.S assumes no responsibility for the use or reliability of its software on equipment that is not furnished or supported by Norsk Data A.S.

The information described in this document is protected by copyright. It may not be photocopied, reproduced or translated without the prior consent of Norsk Data A.S.

Copyright ©1985 by Norsk Data A.S.

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Manual Updates

Manuals can be updated in two ways, new versions and revisions. New versions consist of a complete new manual which replaces the old manual. New versions incorporate all revisions since the previous version. Revisions consist of one or more single pages to be merged into the manual by the user, each revised page being listed on the new printing record sent out with the revision. The old printing record should be replaced by the new one.

New versions and revisions are announced in the Customer Support Information (CSI) and can be ordered as described below.

The reader's comments form at the back of this manual can be used both to report errors in the manual and to give an evaluation of the manual. Both detailed and general comments are welcome.

These forms and comments should be sent to:

Documentation Department
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P.O. Box 25, Bogerud
0621 Oslo 6, Norway

Requests for documentation should be sent to the local ND office or (in Norway) to:

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P.O. Box 25, Bogerud
0621 Oslo 6, Norway

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Preface

GENERAL INFORMATION ON THIS MANUAL

The intention of this "manual" is to give the reader some hints on how to fill in the SINTRAN III ORDER FORM. It will not give all details, but cover the most important information needed to generate a SINTRAN III that will satisfy the users. Even though this manual is dedicated to the J-version, it may serve as a guide for other versions as well.

The reader should have some basic knowledge of SINTRAN III, software and hardware.

If you cannot find devices or functions on the order form, this information should be written under SOFTWARE-NOTES on page 1.

The normal way of ordering SINTRAN III is like this:
New systems to be delivered: contact the SYSTEM INTEGRATION department that will install your system (in Norway, UK or Germany).
"Old" systems (systems already installed): contact your local ND-support office.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Section	Page
1 CUSTOMER INFORMATION	1
2 MASS STORAGE	3
2.1 DISKS	3
2.2 MAG-TAPES	4
2.3 FLOPPY-DISKS	4
3 TERMINALS	6
4 INPUT/OUTPUT DEVICES AND SPOOLING	9
4.1 HDLC / MEGALINK	9
4.2 PIOC	10
4.3 GP1O	10
4.4 OCTOBUS	10
4.5 MPM 4	10
4.6 BUS EXPANDER	10
4.7 X.21	10
4.8 X.25	10
4.9 X.29	10
4.10 SYNCRONOUS MODEMS	11
4.11 CAMAC	11
4.12 UNIVERSAL DMA / VICOM INTERFACES	11
4.13 FAST UDMA/VICOM OPTION FOR ND-500	11
4.14 LINE-PRINTER	11
4.15 FUJITSU-PRINTER	12
4.16 VERSATEC	12
4.17 COSMOS SPOOLING	12
4.18 DEVICE NUMBERS FOR SPOOLING	12
5 SYSTEM PARAMETERS	13
5.1 RT-PROGRAMS	13
5.2 SEGMENTS	14
5.3 SEMAPHORES	14
5.4 INTERNAL DEVICES	14
5.5 BATCH PROCESSORS	14
5.6 CX-CPU	15
5.7 DEVICE BUFFERS	15
5.8 SYMBOLIC DEBUGGER	15
5.9 FILE ACCESS SEGMENTS	15
5.10 CONNECT TO	16
5.11 TERMINAL ACCESS DEVICE (TAD)	16
5.12 ND-500	16

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Table of Contents

Section	Page
5.13 NO-500 PROCESSES	16
5.14 ACCOUNTING	16
5.15 NOT PANEL CLOCK	16
5.16 SIBAS	16
5.17 REMOTE JOB ENTRIES	17
5.17.1 HASP DMA	17
5.17.2 IBM	17
5.17.3 HONEYWELL BULL	17
5.17.4 UNIVAC	17
5.17.5 CDC	17
5.18 RT COMMON (CORE COMMON)	17
5.19 BACKGROUND ALLOCATION SYSTEM	17
5.20 LOGGING FUNCTIONS	18
5.20.1 SWAP	18
5.20.2 DISC ACCESS	18
5.20.3 MON CALL	18
5.21 SCREEN	18
5.22 LAMU	18
5.23 READ SEGMENT	18
5.24 TPS	18
5.25 NORD NET (ND-NET)	19
5.26 DIRECT TASK	19
5.27 NO OF RT-PROGRAMS TO BE STARTED FROM DIRECT TASK	19
5.28 MAG-TAPE FROM DIRECT TASK	19
5.29 DIRECT TRANSFER ON MAG-TAPE	19
5.30 CONNECT DATAFIELD	19
5.31 EXTENDED OPEN FILE TABLE	19

6 ND-NET

Section	Page
6.1 LINE NUMBER	21
6.2 CHANNELS	21
6.3 FILLING IN ND-NET CHANNELS	22
6.4 OVERLAPPING ND-NET VERSUS OTHER DEVICES	24

7 TERMINAL DEVICE NUMBERS

Section	Page
7	25

8 OVERLAPPING DEVICE NUMBERS

Section	Page
8	28

Appendix A SINTRAN III ORDER FORM

Section	Page
A	31

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Customer Information

The boxes should be filled in as described below. In order to find out to which system and customer the SINTRAN III belongs, one should be very precise when filling in.

+-------------------------------+----------------------+------------------+
|        S I N T R A N  I I I  O R D E R               |     PAGE 1       |
+-------------------------------+----------------------+------------------+
| CUSTOMER:                     | CPU NO:              | DATE:            |
+-------------------------------+----------------------+------------------+
| CUSTOMER REP. :               | PHONE:               |                  |
+-------------------------------+----------------------+------------------+
| CUSTOMER NOTES:                                      | MAINT. :         |
+-------------------------------+----------------------+------------------+
|                               |                     |                  |
|    ISSUED BY:                 | DUMPED:    (1)      | LISTING:   (2)   |
+-------------------------------+----------------------+------------------+

• Customer: Write the name of the company to which this system is delivered.

• CPU no.: The system number must be filled in. It will identify the SINTRAN III later on when the system is going to have a new SINTRAN III.

• Date: This is the date when the order form has been completed.

• Customer rep.: The name of a customer representative to whom one can turn for information if the customer have any specific requirements to SINTRAN III.

• Phone: Here is the telephone-number to the customer.

• Customer notes: The customer's address or other relevant information.

• Maint.: For internal use by the support office. They will make a note if there is a maintenance contract.

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Customer Information

Issued by

Write your initials here. If you don't, we will not be able to trace and report back if SINTRAN III becomes too big or ask for any missing information.

Dumped

Specify the type of floppy disks to be used for delivery of SINTRAN III:

• 8 means 0.3-Megabyte, 8-inch diskettes.
• 5 means 1.2-Megabyte, 5 1/4-inch diskettes.

Listing

Specify if you want a listing of SINTRAN III:

• C means complete listing of part two (the configuration dependent part).
• S means symbol listing only.
• N means no listing.
• F means that the listing will be delivered on floppy disks (the same type as for SINTRAN III itself).
• P means that the listing will be printed on paper.

You may specify combinations, for example, CF will give you a complete listing on diskettes. Note that if you don't fill in here, new systems will come with a complete listing on floppies, while old systems will get a listing as decided by regional support.

Below is an example of a correctly filled in customer information form.

+-----------------------------+------------------------------------+
|            S I N T R A N   I I I   O R D E R                     |
+-----------------------------+------------------------------------+
| CUSTOMER: NORSK DATA A/S    | CPU NO:   100-1273   DATE: 85.01.31|
| CUSTOMER REP. : PAL VELGAARD| PHONE:    29 54 00                 |
| CUSTOMER NOTES: INSTALLED IN SYSTEM-INTEGRATION AT SKULLERUD     |
| MAINT. :                                                       |
| ISSUED BY:    PV         | DUMPED: 8 (1) | LISTING: CP (2)      |
+-----------------------------+------------------------------------+

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Mass Storage

2. Mass Storage

2.1 Disks

Please take great care when you decide your disk configuration. There are limits on how to configurate disks, i.e., you cannot put a Phoenix disk (30/60/90MB) on the same controller as a 450MB. They use different types of controllers. A Phoenix disk requires the 10MHZ disk controller, while the 450MB requires the new 15MHZ controller. The old 33 and 66MB disk drives are not handled by the ND-100 disk interface. The 288MB disk is often referred to as 300MB. Winchester and Hawk drives are using two different interfaces, but they have the same device numbers, and must therefore be used on two different controllers.

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|               MASS STORAGE           |
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| AVAILABLE SIZES ON:      |  30MB   |  70MB   |  75MB   |
|                          |         |         |         |
| REMOVABLE PACKS:         |  288MB AS: |  288MB R  |  288MB R  |
|                          |  230MB R  |  280MB R  |  3-75MB   |  4-70MB R |
|                          |           |           |          |
| FIXED DRIVES:            |  140MB AS: |  140MB   |  2-70MB   |
|                          |  150MB AS: |  275MB   |          |
|                          |  288MB AS: |  280MB F |  4-70MB F |
|                          |  450MB AS: |  450MB   |  2-225MB  |  6-70MB   |
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|               PHOENIX:               |
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|                          |  30MB    |  60MB    |  90MB    |
| UNIT 0                   |  ........MB  |  ........MB  |  ........MB |
| CONTROL 1                |  ........MB  |  ........MB  |  ........MB |
| CONTROL 2                |  ........MB  |  ........MB  |  ........MB |
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| AVAILABLE SIZES ON WINCHESTER DRIVES: |
|         14 16  21  23  45    HAWK: 10 |
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| UNIT 0                   |  1        |  1        |
| CONTROL 1                |  ........MB  |  ........MB |
| CONTROL 2                |  ........MB  |  ........MB |
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SYSTEM UNIT ON:  ...... MB DISK

When you have decided which disk that will be your system disk (the disk that will contain the files "SINTRAN:DATA" and "MACM-AREA:DATA"), write it on the dotted line below UNIT 0 and to the right hand side of CONTROLLER 1. Write it exactly as described above beside "AVAILABLE SIZES ON :" (see also example below). If you have two different controller types on your system, e.g., 75MB and 21MB, you can put both on UNIT 0 - CONTROLLER 1 (they have different device numbers). Remember then to identify your system disk by writing the correct disk size in the bottom right hand box called "SYSTEM UNIT ON: ...... MB DISK".

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2.2 MAG-TAPES

CONTR/UNIT	MAG-TAPES
	HP
1/
2/

The mag-tape interface for HP has the same device number as PERTEC, CIPHER and STC. In fact, PERTEC and CIPHER are using the same interface. If you are going to use more than one make of mag-tapes, you must define them on separate controllers (see example below).

2.3 FLOPPY-DISKS

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| FLOPPY DISK |
| SMALL | BIG |
|       |     |
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When it comes to floppy disks, you have to know which kind of interface you have in the system. The old "floppy + 4 terminals" interface is referred to as "SMALL FLOPPY", and all the new DMA-interfaces (even if it is a single-side/single-density 8" or a 5 1/4" drive) are referred to as "BIG FLOPPY". The interfaces have the same device numbers.

Note that your "system-floppy" (the one you use for stand-alone programs) must always be on controller 1/unit 0.

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MASS STORAGE

Below is an example of a correctly filled-in MASS STORAGE order.

+------------------------------------------------------+
| MASS STORAGE                                         |
|                                                      |
| AVAILABLE SIZES ON: REMOVABLE PACKS:  38MB  70MB  75MB |
|                    280MB AS: 225MB R 280MB R 3-75MB 4-70MB R |
| FIXED DRIVES:     140MB AS:  140MB   2-70MB          |
|                   150MB AS:  2-75MB                  |
|                   280MB AS:  280MB F  4-70MB F       |
|                   450MB AS:  450MB   2-225MB R  6-70MB |
| PHOENIX:                        30MB    60MB    90MB |
+------------------------------------------------------+
| UNIT          0           1            2          3   |
| CONTROL 1    ..6-70. MB   ..4-70. MB R  .......MB  .......MB |
| CONTROL 2    ......70. MB  ..288. MB F  ..288. MB R  .......MB |
+------------------------------------------------------+
| AVAILABLE SIZES ON WINCHESTER DRIVES: 14 16 21 23 45 HAWK: 10 |
+---------------------------------------------------------------+
| UNIT          0            1                                   |
| CONTROL 1    ......45. MB   ........MB                         |
| CONTROL 2    ......10. MB   ........MB                         |
+---------------------------------------------------------------+
| CONTR/UNIT | MAG-TAPES | FLOPPY DISK                           |
|            | HP  PERT  | CIPHER  STC   SMALL, BIG              |
| 1/         |       2   |   4       1      2                    |
| 2/         |                                               2    |
+---------------------------------------------------------------+

+------------------------------+
| SYSTEM UNIT ON: .6-70. MB DISK |
+------------------------------+

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TERMINALS

3. TERMINALS

| TERMINALS (3) | |---------------|--------------------------------------------------------------------------| | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 | 15 | 16 | 17 | 18 | 19 | 20 | 21 | 22 | 23 | 24 | | B | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | 25 | 26 | 27 | 28 | 29 | 30 | 31 | 32 | 33 | 34 | 35 | 36 | 37 | 38 | 39 | 40 | 41 | 42 | 43 | 44 | 45 | 46 | 47 | 48 | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | 49 | 50 | 51 | 52 | 53 | 54 | 55 | 56 | 57 | 58 | 59 | 60 | 61 | 62 | 63 | 64 | 65 | 66 | 67 | 68 | 69 | 70 | 71 | 72 | | 4 | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | 73 | 74 | 75 | 76 | 77 | 78 | 79 | 80 | 81 | 82 | 83 | 84 | 85 | 86 | 87 | 88 | 89 | 90 | 91 | 92 | 93 | 94 | 95 | 96 | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | 97 | 98 | 99 | 100| 101| 102| 103| 104| 105| 106| 107| 108| 109| 110| 111| 112| 113| 114| 115| 116| 117| 118| 119| | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | 121| 122| 123| 124| 125| 126| 127| 128| | | R | B | | | | | | | |

We have two standard terminal interfaces, the 8-term. and the 4-term. The 8-term. is divided into two groups of 4. Device numbers for each four-group are set by thumbwheels. Terminal number 1 will always be present, as this is the console.

This means that normally the first terminal on your system should be set on terminal number 5. Terminals 2, 3 and 4 may be used if the system is using some of the old Nord-10 interfaces.

The following letters must be used as described below:

• B:
  "B" means terminal with background. (This is the normal way of using a terminal.)

• R:
  "R" means terminal without background. This is used when the terminal is used for RT-programs only, or if "Background Allocation System" is ordered. See chapter 5 "SYSTEM PARAMETERS".

• S:
  "S" means printer terminal with spooling.
  You may put an "S" on terminal 2, 3 and 4. This is often done if the system is going to have printers in the future, but the customer does not know where he wants to have them connected. By using "SINTRAN-SERVICE-PROGRAM" the spooling can be moved to another output. That output must however be known by SINTRAN III, i.e., another letter must be in that position when you look at the order form.

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Terminals

If you want to alternate between printer output and terminal output, you may write a "B" in the box for your terminal number and under "DEVICE NUMBERS FOR SPOOLING" on page 2 of the order form, you can write that terminal's octal device number. By using "SINTRAN-SERVICE-PROGRAM" you can then remove or insert the background program.

- P :

"P" means printer terminal without spooling.

- T :

"T" means text editing terminal. The first should be on terminal 16, the second on 15, and so on down to terminal number 2.

- F :

"F" means photosetter. The first should be on terminal 31, the second on 30 and the last on 29.

- H :

"H" means Harris photosetter. The first should be on terminal 30 and the second on 29.

- G :

"G" means Graf cassette. The first should be on terminal 27 and the second on terminal 28.

- X :

"X" means ND-net on async-modem output or machine-machine communication. The first line should be on terminal 16, the second on terminal 15 and so on down to terminal 8. On page 2, you must write an "X" in the box "ASYNC" "LINE NO. 1" for terminal 16, in "LINE NO. 2" for terminal 15 and so on.

- Terminals 127 and 128.

Terminal 127 is as standard "R" and terminal 128 is "B". This is for patching in the code for "TELEFIX". Please note that you have to have the new 8-terminal interface if you are going to use terminals from 65 and upwards. There are several overlapping device numbers between terminals and HDLC. See chapter 8 ("OVERLAPPING DEVICE NUMBERS").

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Terminals

Below is an example of a correctly filled-in order for TERMINALS.

TERMINALS (3)
1
B
25
49
73
97
121

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INPUT/OUTPUT DEVICES AND SPOOLING

4. INPUT/OUTPUT DEVICES AND SPOOLING

INPUT/OUTPUT DEVICES AND SPOOLING
HDLC DMA DRIVER / SYNC. MOD. HDLC (H/S) (4) PIOC GPIB OCTOBUS MPM-4 BUS EXPANDER
1

X.21	X.25	X.29	SYNCRONOUS MODEMS (4)
1-8			1

CAMAC	UNIVERSAL DMA / VICOM INTERFACES (D / V)	FAST UDMA/VICOM OPT. FOR ND-500
1	2	3

NE- VT/ER/VERSAT EC COSMOS INTER DMA I/O SPOOLING	DEVICE NUMBER FOR SPOOLING (5)
1	2

4.1 HDLC / MEGALINK

The HDLC interface is treated in two different ways by SINTRAN III. One is the DMA and the other is I/O. The hardware is the same, software decides if you must use DMA or I/O (sync. mod.). Seen from SINTRAN III, both HDLC-DMA and MEGALINK is the same interface, and you order them both as HDLC.

To separate them on the order form, you must write "H" for HDLC-DMA/MEGALINK and "S" for HDLC-Sync modem.

In general terms it means that if you are going to communicate with another ND-system, you must use the DMA-function. That is, even if you are going to use X-message on a synchronous line, X.21, X.25 or X.29, you must use the DMA-function. It is the connection on the cabinet's backpanel that will separate the link and the sync function now. Link is machine-machine communication without modem, sync is communication via modem.

MEGALINK can only run directly machine-machine, i.e., you cannot put a modem in between.

If you are communicating with IBM or CDC or other makes, you must use I/O (sync. mod.). HASP DMA is the only exception.

In order to find out which function to use, you have to look into the PO-sheets of the software that is going to be used on the system. The maximum number of HDLC-DMA/MEGALINKs on one system is 32. For HDLC-Sync modem it is 6, and they must be from 1 to 6.

If you are using HDLC both for ND-net and other communication, take care not to use the same HDLC device number. I.e., if you have X-message on HDLC number 1, you must put ND-net on everything but "LINE NO 1".

Some device numbers on terminals and HDLC will overlap. In chapter 8 ("OVERLAPPING DEVICE NUMBERS") you will find the HDLC and terminals you cannot have simultaneously in the same system.

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4.2 PIOC

Fill in the number of PIOCs in the system. PIOCs have no overlapping device numbers.

4.3 GPIB

Fill in the number of GPIBs in the system. GPIBs have no overlapping device numbers.

4.4 OCTOBUS

Fill in the number of OCTOBUS'es in the system. OCTOBUS'es have no overlapping device numbers.

4.5 MPM 4

If the system has MPM 4, you should fill in this box with an "X". It is not necessary to fill in for Bus Expander. For the MPM 5 there is no box to fill in.

4.6 BUS EXPANDER

Fill in the number of Bus Expanders in the system. Normally it is minimum 2, one for the one in the A-crate and one for the B-crate. If there is a C-crate you write 3 in the box.

4.7 X.21

Fill in the number of lines the system is going to use. X.21 must have an HDLC-DMA. The TPS monitor call is not necessary to fill in, it will be generated automatically.

4.8 X.25

Fill in with an "X" if the system is going to use X.25, and at least one HDLC-DMA. The TPS monitor call will be generated automatically.

4.9 X.29

Fill in with an "X" if the system is going to have X.29, and at least one HDLC-DMA. The rest of the requirements will be generated automatically.

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4.10 SYNCRONOUS MODEMS

Fill in the number of modems in the system, but not those which are going to be used by the ND-net (they must be filled in on page 2). Sync. modem no. 1 will overlap with ND-net sync. modem no. 6, sync. modem no. 2 will overlap with ND-net sync. modem no. 5 and so on up to sync. modem no. 6. See also chapter 8 ("OVERLAPPING DEVICE NUMBERS").

4.11 CAMAC

Fill in the number of CAMAC crates the system is going to communicate with. The maximum number is 16.

4.12 UNIVERSAL DMA / VICOM INTERFACES

Fill in the number of interfaces in the system, and the way you want them configured. For UNIVERSAL DMA you must write "D", and for VICOM you must write "V".

4.13 FAST UDMA/VICOM OPTION FOR ND-500

This is a monitor call to speed up the use of UDMA/VICOM when using it from the ND-500.

4.14 LINE-PRINTER

Fill in the number of printer interfaces using parallel-byte interface, i.e., the 1000/600 l.p.m. printers and Terminet (ND-426). The spooling device numbers for these printers are:

No 1)    5
No 2)    15
No 3)    1014
No 4)    1015

Note that device numbers will overlap with VERSATEC I/O.

4.15 FUJITSU-PRINTER

This printer is using a new DMA interface. It is using the same device numbers for spooling as a line printer, see above. In order to have them generated, write which of the printers you want under "SOFTWARE NOTES" in the bottom right hand corner of page 1. Write the correct spooling device number on page 2.

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4.16 VERSATEC

There are two ways of interfacing the VERSATEC printers. One is DMA and the other is I/O. The system can have two DMA interfaces with spooling device numbers:

• No 1) 22
• No 2) 23

If I/O interfaces are used, they have the same device numbers as the line printers mentioned above.

4.17 COSMOS SPOOLING

Fill in with an "X" if the system is going to have COSMOS Spooling in conjunction with COSMOS communication. This function should always be present in systems with COSMOS.

4.18 DEVICE NUMBERS FOR SPOOLING

All terminals can be used as printer interfaces (see TERMINALS). The octal device numbers should be filled in here. In chapter 7 ('TERMINAL DEVICE NUMBERS') you will find the octal and decimal device numbers for all terminals.

Below is an example of a correctly filled-in order for INPUT/OUTPUT DEVICES.

────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
|                 INPUT/OUTPUT DEVICES AND SPOOLING                         |
|───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────|
| HDLC DMA DRIVER / SYNC. MOD. HDLC (H/S) (4)  | PIOC | GPIB | OCTOBUS |   |
| 1  2      3  4  5  6  7  8  9 10 11 12       |  1-8 |  1-4  |  1-4   |   |
|───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────|
| H  S                                        |  1    |  1    |  1     | X |
|─────────────────────────────────────────────┼───────┴───────┴────────┴───|
| X.21   X.25   X.29                          | SYNCRONOUS MODEMS (4)      |
| 1-8     1  2  3  4  5  6  7  8  9 10   11   |  1  2  1  2  3  4  5  6  7 |
|─────────────────────────────────────────────┼─────────────────────────────|
| 1  X   X  X  X  X                           |                            |
|───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────|
| CAMAC                                     | UNIVERSAL DMA / VICOM INTERFACES |
|                                           |    (D / V)                      |
| 1  2  3  4  5  6  7  8  9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16   |           | FAST UDMA/VICOM  |
|                                               | D  V       | OPT. FOR ND-500   |
|───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────|
| LINE-   VERSATEC COSMOS   | DEVICE NUMBER FOR SPOOLING (5)                    |
|PRINTER DMA I/O  SPOOLING  | 1  2  3  4  5  6  7  8  9 10 11 12 13 14  15  X   |
|───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────|
| 1     1     X               |  5  22 15 11 44                                 |
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────

As you can see above, the line printer and VERSATEC has got separate spooling device numbers, 5 and 15. It is now hardware that will decide which device number is going to be used by which printer.

There are two additional device numbers for spooling, 11 and 44. These are written for user convenience in order to show from page 1 TERMINALS that the spooling device numbers are 11 for terminal 2 and 44 for terminal 5.

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5. SYSTEM PARAMETERS

SYSTEM PARAMETERS
RT
-50
SYMB. DEBUG.
ACCOUNTING RT
HASP
LOGGING FUNCTIONS
SWAP DISC ACCESS
T FROM

The system parameters are very dependent on the use of the system. Customer written programs, software delivered from ND and the use of this software will decide which and perhaps how many of each function to generate.

5.1 RT-PROGRAMS

Fill in the number of extra RT-programs required. The system will have generated the system-required RT-programs automatically. That means you have to calculate only the need of RT-programs for own purpose, like loading SIBAS and so on. You have to look into the PD-sheets of the software you are going to use in order to find the exact number required. However, if you don't fill in, you will automatically get 50 extra.

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5.2 SEGMENTS

As for the RT-programs, just write the number of extra segments needed. The maximum number of segments SINTRAN III can have is 255. Below you will find the list telling you how many segments different functions use.

Function	Segments
System in general	33
- ND-500 and XMSG is included
Terminal	2
Batch-processor	2
ND-500 process	2
Terminal access device (TAD)	2
File access segment	1
Debugging function	1
- Addition for each debug terminal	1
Transaction processing system (TPS)	31
- Transaction processing terminal (TPT)	2
Common spooling segment	1
- Addition for each spooling process	1
Each ND-net channel	1
Each ND-net background	3

If nothing is written, the system will be generated with 75 extra segments. You may also write "MAX". Then you will get as many extra segments as possible.

5.3 SEMAPHORES

Fill in the number of semaphores the system will need. You can have 5, 10, 20, 30, 40 or 50. The default value is 5. Semaphores are used for simple timing between programs. Refer to SINTRAN III Real Time Guide.

5.4 INTERNAL DEVICES

There are two different types of internal devices, one character (byte) oriented, and one block oriented. The character oriented internal devices can be ordered from 1 up to 32, default value is 2. The block oriented internal devices can be ordered from 1 up to 5. The default value is 0. Internal devices are used for information transfer between programs. Character oriented internal devices will transfer information byte by byte, while block oriented internal devices will transfer up to one page (2048 bytes). Refer to SINTRAN III Real Time Guide.

5.5 BATCH PROCESSORS

Fill in the number of batch-processors you need. The maximum number is 10. Default value is 1. Remember to add one if the system is going to use "ACCESS".

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5.6 CX-CPU

If the system has got a CX-CPU, you may write an "X" here. SINTRAN III will then be generated in a different way, enabling the system to contain more devices.
If the system is an ND-500 system, you must have a CX-CPU. SINTRAN III will not run if you don’t have it.
If the system has a CX-CPU, it can without any difficulties run a standard SINTRAN III/VSE.

5.7 DEVICE BUFFERS

The default number of device buffers are 20. This will normally be sufficient to cover most systems. It may also be reduced if you have problems with space in SINTRAN III. Calculate the number of device buffers the system needs by using the table below:

Device	Buffers Needed
Each disk interface needs	1
Each floppy interface needs	1
Each mag-tape drive needs	1
Each spooling process needs	1

The device buffers act as a kind of "cache" in memory. That means that the more device buffers you generate, the faster the system will work. The maximum number is 64.
Remember that each device buffer will require one page in memory. You should on small systems (with less than 1.0 MB memory) not have more than 20, as the number of pages for swapping will be insufficient and reduce performance.

5.8 SYMBOLIC DEBUGGER

Fill in the number of terminals that is expected to run debugging simultaneously. The symbolic debugger function is not connected to any particular terminal, but is picked out of a pool.
This is a facility that will help programmers to debug their programs written in, e.g., FORTRAN and a few other languages. Not all languages have this option.
This covers the debugging function in the ND-100. The ND-500 have this function as standard.

5.9 FILE ACCESS SEGMENTS

Fill in the number of segments that will be used.
File access segments will be used when using BACKUP-SYSTEM from a remote computer. The number required is difficult to forecast. It depends on how many users will use this facility simultaneously. The segments are not released after use until the user logs out.

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5.10 CONNECT TO

Fill in with an "X".
This will enable users to connect to other systems.

5.11 TERMINAL ACCESS DEVICE (TAD)

Fill in the number of TADs the system shall have. Maximum is 96.
A TAD is the background for users on this system logging in from remote computers.

5.12 ND-500

Fill in an "X" if the system is an ND-500 system.
Under "Software notes" on page 1, you may write the number of ND-500's if the system consists of more than one ND-500. Maximum is 8.

5.13 ND-500 PROCESSES

Fill in the number you want to have on the system. The maximum number that can be generated is 62. The ND-500 may handle up to 64, but 2 must be reserved for the ND-500 itself.
If nothing is filled in, you will have default 10.

5.14 ACCOUNTING

Fill in with an "X" if you want to keep accounting of RT-programs and/or I/O.
Background accounting is always present.

5.15 NOT PANEL CLOCK

If the system has got no panel clock, you may fill in an "X" here. The system must, however, always be updated (SINTRAN III command: ∂UPDAT) after every restart.

5.16 SIBAS

Fill in an "X" under the number of SIBAS'es that will run simultaneously on the system. It will cover both ND-100 and ND-500 SIBAS.

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5.17 REMOTE JOB ENTRIES

5.17.1 HASP DMA

Fill in the number of HASP DMA interfaces the system has. Maximum is 6.
It is not necessary to generate the standard HDLC DMA. HASP DMA will overlap with several other interfaces, see chapter 8 ('OVERLAPPING DEVICE-NUBERS').

5.17.2 IBM

If the system is going to communicate with an IBM system over a synchronous modem, fill in an "X" here.

5.17.3 HONEYWELL BULL

If the system is going to communicate with an HONEYWELL BULL system over a synchronous modem, fill in an "X" here.

5.17.4 UNIVAC

If the system is going to communicate with an UNIVAC system over a synchronous modem, fill in an "X" here.

5.17.5 CDC

If the system is going to communicate with an CDC system over a synchronous modem, fill in an "X" here.

5.18 RT COMMON (CORE COMMON)

Fill in the number of pages you want for RT COMMON. Default is 0.

5.19 BACKGROUND ALLOCATION SYSTEM

The intention of this system is to give the customer the possibility to connect up to 128 terminals to the system. However, all terminals cannot be used simultaneously because of the limited number of segments. By using BACKGROUND ALLOCATION SYSTEM one can connect all terminals, but only a limited number are able to log on simultaneously. That limited number is written below "NO OF BACK" and an "X" below the arrow "BACKGR. ALLOC". All terminals and TAOs will now take a background from a pool. When there are no more backgrounds available, no more users can enter. There is also a timeout function which automatically can log out terminals that have been passive for a predecided period.

NOTE: The console and batches will always have fixed backgrounds.

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5.20 LOGGING FUNCTIONS

5.20.1 SWAP

This is a standard function in SINTRAN III.

5.20.2 DISC ACCESS

This is a standard function in SINTRAN III.

5.20.3 MON CALL

This is a standard function in SINTRAN III.

5.21 SREEN

Fill in with an "X" if you want this monitor call.
SREEN automatically writes all pages belonging to shadow segment (current segment) which have been modified, back to the segment file before the reentrant segment is fetched. Refer to the SINTRAN III Reference Manual.

5.22 LAMU

Fill in with an "X" if you want LAMUs.
A LAMU is a limited physically and virtually contiguous address area in the SINTRAN III systems. LAMUs are intended to be an extension to the segment structure. They make it possible for RT-programs and background processes to address more space than covered by the available 3 segments. LAMUs can be shared by several RT-programs or CPUs. Refer to the SINTRAN III System Supervisor manual.

5.23 READ SEGMENT

Fill in with an "X" if you want to have read segment. It is automatically generated on ND-500 systems.
The monitor call READ SEGMENT will read the contents of a segment table entry to the user's memory. Refer to the SINTRAN III Reference Manual, monitor call 53.

5.24 TPS

Fill in the number of terminals that will run TPS.

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5.25 NORD NET (ND-NET)

See chapter 6 ("ND-NET").

5.26 DIRECT TASK

Fill in with an "X" if you want direct task.
Direct task is a routine executing on one of the free interrupt levels, independent of the operating system. Refer to the SINTRAN III Real Time Guide.

5.27 NO OF RT-PROGRAMS TO BE STARTED FROM DIRECT TASK

Fill in the number of RT-programs to be started. Refer to the SINTRAN III Real Time Guide.

5.28 MAG-TAPE FROM DIRECT TASK

Fill in with an "X" if this function is wanted.

5.29 DIRECT TRANSFER ON MAG-TAPE

Fill in with an "X" if this function is wanted.
Direct transfer on mag-tape is a function that will transfer data from memory directly to the mag-tape interface not using the device buffers.

5.30 CONNECT DATAFIELD

Fill in the number of fields wanted.
These data fields are connected to interfaces used in direct tasks.

5.31 EXTENDED OPEN FILE TABLE

Fill in the extra number of tables wanted.
If all files are accessed sequentially, the maximum number is 13. If all files are accessed randomly, the number is 28. Refer to SINTRAN III Reference Manual. For each table added, you will increase the number by 13 or 28. (This function requires very much space in SINTRAN III.)

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Below is an example of a correctly filled-in order for SYSTEM PARAMETERS.

RT PROG.	SEGM. CHAR.	SEMA- CHAR.	INTERN. DEVICE BLOCK	BATCH PROC.	CX CPU	DEV BUF	SYMB. DEBUG.	FILE ACC. SEGM.	CONN. TO DEVICE	TERM. ACCESS	ND-500 ND-500 PROCESS
-50-75-5-	-2-	-1-	1-	-20-
80	MAX 10	5	2	5 X	40 3	10	X 5	X	30

ACCOUNTING	NO I RT 1/0	PANEL CLOCK	SIBAS 1-3	1-6	1-12	REMOTE JOB ENTRIES	RT BACKGR. ALLOC	ND-500 COMM	NO OF BACK
X	X	X	1	X	X	X	X	4	X 10

LOGGING FUNCTIONS SWAP DISC ACCESS	MON CALL	SREEM SEGM	LAMU SEG	READ 6	TPS NET 7	NORD	DIRECT TASK	NO. OF RT-PROG FROM DIR. TASK
X	X	X	X	X 10	X	X	2

M-T FROM DIRECT TASK	DIRECT TRANSFER ON M-T	CONNECT DATAFIELD	EXTEND OPEN FILE TABLE
X	X	20	1

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NO-NET

LINE NO	ASYNC	SYNC MODEM			HDLC I/O	CHANNELS
		FULL DPX.	HALF DPX.	DMA		1
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9

POOL:

6.1 LINE NUMBER

On line number you should fill in the appropriate communication line, e.g., ASYNC. If you have used Async on line 1 and you want to have HDLC communication in addition, you must put this one on line 2. Fill in with an "X".

6.2 CHANNELS

There are three different types of channels:

• B:
  This is the background channel for a remote terminal, i.e., where it comes into this system.

• N:
  This is "the way out" for a local terminal to a remote system.

• C:
  This has almost the same function as "N" above. The difference between "N" and "C" is that "C" can handle the monitor call "MAGTP". The "C" therefore requires more space in SINTRAN III.

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POOL

Fill in the size of the ND-NET buffer pool. Use the table below to find proper size:

Lines	Channels	Use
If 1 line with less/equal	5	4
If 1 line with greater than	5	5
If 2 or 3 lines with less/equal	5	5
If 2 or 3 lines with greater than	5	6
If 4 lines with less/equal	5	6
If 4 lines with greater than	5	7
If 5 or 6 lines with less/equal	5	7
If 5 or 6 lines with greater than	5	8
If 7 lines with less/equal	5	8
If 7 lines with greater than	5	9
If 8 or 9 lines		9

6.3 Filling in ND-NET Channels

A "B" on the remote system channel 1 must communicate with an "N" or a "C" on channel 1 on the local system. This will make it possible to perform remote login.

For file transfer, one can use "N" at the local system and the same on the remote system. Remember that the channel number has to be the same.

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ND-NET

Below you will find two orders for ND-NET on two systems that are going to communicate with each other.

System A

LINE NO	ASYNC	SYNC MODEM	HDLC	CHANNELS
		FULL DPX.	DMA	1
		HALF DPX.	I/O
1	X			N
2		X		N
3
4
5
6
7
8
9

POOL: 6

System B

LINE NO	ASYNC	SYNC MODEM	HDLC	CHANNELS
		FULL DPX.	DMA	1
		HALF DPX.	I/O
1	X			B
2		X		B
3
4
5
6
7
8

POOL: 6

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ND-NET

LINE NO	ASYNC	SYNC MODEM	H D L C	CHANNELS
		FULL DPX.	DMA	1
		HALF DPX.	I/O
1	*16	SYNC. MOD. NO. 6	HDLC 1	*53,54
2	*15	SYNC. MOD. NO. 5	HDLC 2	*55,56
3	*14	SYNC. MOD. NO. 4	HDLC 3	*57,58
4	*13	SYNC. MOD. NO. 3	HDLC 4	*59,60
5	*12	SYNC. MOD. NO. 2	HDLC 5	*61,62
6	*11	SYNC. MOD. NO. 1	HDLC 6	*63,64
7	*10		CAMAC1
8	* 9		CAMAC2
9	* 8		CAMAC3

• "*" means terminal number.

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7. Terminal Device Numbers

Term.no.	Device	IDENT-	Logical Dev.no.	Back-
Oct. Dec.	No.	Code	Oct. Dec.	ground
1 1	300	120(1)	1 1	BAK01
2 2	310	121(5)	11 9	BAK02
3 3	320	122(6)	42 34	BAK03
4 4	330	123(7)	43 35	BAK04
5 5	340	44	44 36	BAK05
6 6	350	45	45 37	BAK06
7 7	360	46	46 38	BAK07
10 8	370	47	47 39	BAK08
11 9	1300	50	60 48	BAK09
12 10	1310	51	61 49	BAK10
13 11	1320	52	62 50	BAK11
14 12	1330	53	63 51	BAK12
15 13	1340	54	64 52	BAK13
16 14	1350	55	65 53	BAK14
17 15	1360	56	66 54	BAK15
20 16	1370	57	67 55	BAK16
21 17	200	60	7 7	BAK17
22 18	210	61	17 15	BAK18
23 19	220	62	52 42	BAK19
24 20	230	63	53 43	BAK20
25 21	240	64	54 44	BAK21
26 22	250	65	55 45	BAK22
27 23	260	66	56 46	BAK23
30 24	270	67	57 47	BAK24
31 25	1200	70	70 56	BAK25
32 26	1210	71	71 57	BAK26
33 27	1220	72	72 58	BAK27
34 28	1230	73	73 59	BAK28
35 29	1240	74	74 60	BAK29
36 30	1250	75	75 61	BAK30
37 31	1260	76	76 62	BAK31
40 32	1270	77	77 63	BAK32
41 33	640	124	1040 544	BAK33
42 34	650	125	1041 545	BAK34
43 35	660	126	1042 546	BAK35
44 36	670	127	1043 547	BAK36
45 37	1100	130	1044 548	BAK37
46 38	1110	131	1045 549	BAK38
47 39	1120	132	1046 550	BAK39
50 40	1130	133	1047 551	BAK40
51 41	1140	134	1050 552	BAK41
52 42	1150	135	1051 553	BAK42
53 43	1160	136	1052 554	BAK43

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Term. no.	Device No.	IDENT-Code	Logical Dev. no.	Background
Oct.	Dec.		Oct.	Dec.
54	44	1170	137	1053
55	45	1400	140	1054
56	46	1410	141	1055
57	47	1420	142	1056
60	48	1430	143	1057
61	49	1500	144	1060
62	50	1510	145	1061
63	51	1520	146	1062
64	52	1530	147	1063
65	53	1640	150	1064
66	54	1650	151	1065
67	55	1660	152	1066
70	56	1670	153	1067
71	57	1700	154	1070
72	58	1710	155	1071
73	59	1720	156	1072
74	60	1730	157	1073
75	61	1740	160	1074
76	62	1750	161	1075
77	63	1760	162	1076
100	64	1770	163	1077
101	65	140040	140040	2000
102	66	140041	140041	2001
103	67	140042	140042	2002
104	68	140043	140043	2003
105	69	140044	140044	2004
106	70	140045	140045	2005
107	71	140046	140046	2006
110	72	140047	140047	2007
111	73	140050	140050	2010
112	74	140051	140051	2011
113	75	140052	140052	2012
114	76	140053	140053	2013
115	77	140054	140054	2014
116	78	140055	140055	2015
117	79	140056	140056	2016
120	80	140057	140057	2017
121	81	140060	140060	2020
122	82	140061	140061	2021
123	83	140062	140062	2022
124	84	140063	140063	2023
125	85	140064	140064	2024
126	86	140065	140065	2025

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Term.no. Oct. Dec.	Device No.	IDENT-Code	Logical Dev.no. Oct. Dec.	Background
127 87	140660	140066	2026 1046	BAK87
130 88	140670	140067	2027 1047	BAK88
131 89	140700	140070	2030 1048	BAK89
132 90	140710	140071	2031 1049	BAK90
133 91	140720	140072	2032 1050	BAK91
134 92	140730	140073	2033 1051	BAK92
135 93	140740	140074	2034 1052	BAK93
136 94	140750	140075	2035 1053	BAK94
137 95	140760	140076	2036 1054	BAK95
140 96	140770	140077	2037 1055	BAK96
141 97	141000	140100	2040 1056	BAK97
142 98	141010	140101	2041 1057	BAK98
143 99	141020	140102	2042 1058	BAK99
144 100	141030	140103	2043 1059	BAA100
145 101	141040	140104	2044 1060	BAA101
146 102	141050	140105	2045 1061	BAA102
147 103	141060	140106	2046 1062	BAA103
150 104	141070	140107	2047 1063	BAA104
151 105	141100	140110	2050 1064	BAA105
152 106	141110	140111	2051 1065	BAA106
153 107	141120	140112	2052 1066	BAA107
154 108	141130	140113	2053 1067	BAA108
155 109	141140	140114	2054 1068	BAA109
156 110	141150	140115	2055 1069	BAA110
157 111	141160	140116	2056 1070	BAA111
160 112	141170	140117	2057 1071	BAA112
161 113	141200	140120	2060 1072	BAA113
162 114	141210	140121	2061 1073	BAA114
163 115	141220	140122	2062 1074	BAA115
164 116	141230	140123	2063 1075	BAA116
165 117	141240	140124	2064 1076	BAA117
166 118	141250	140125	2065 1077	BAA118
167 119	141260	140126	2066 1078	BAA119
170 120	141270	140127	2067 1079	BAA120
171 121	141300	140130	2070 1080	BAA121
172 122	141310	140131	2071 1081	BAA122
173 123	141320	140132	2072 1082	BAA123
174 124	141330	140133	2073 1083	BAA124
175 125	141340	140134	2074 1084	BAA125
176 126	141350	140135	2075 1085	BAA126
177 127	141360	140136	2076 1086	BAA127
200 128	141370	140137	2077 1087	BAA128

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8. Overlapping Device Numbers

Overlapping Device Numbers, ND-100

Hardware Device Name	First DevNo	Last DevNo	Ident-Code	Comment
REAL TIME CLOCK	3	20	23	6 Overlaps with
EXTERNAL INTERRUPT	2	20	23	6 Overlaps with
SYNCHRONOUS MODEM	7	160	167	40 Overlaps with
LINE PRINTER	3	160	163	35
LINE PRINTER	4	164	167	36
SYNCHRONOUS MODEM	8	170	177	10 Overlaps with
LINE PRINTER	5	170	173	33
LINE PRINTER	6	174	177	32
PARALLELL BYTE OUTPUT	1	430	433	3 Overlaps with
LINE PRINTER	1	430	433	3
10 MB DISC CONTR.	1	500	507	1 Overlaps with
FINCH 8" DISC CONTR.	1	500	507	1
ST506 5" DISC CONTR.	1	500	507	1
STC MAG TAPE CONTR.	4	500	507	1
10 MB DISC CONTR.	2	510	517	5 Overlaps with
FINCH 8" DISC CONTR.	2	510	517	5
ST506 5" DISC CONTR.	2	510	517	5
STC MAG TAPE CONTR.	3	510	517	5
STC MAG TAPE CONTR.	1	520	527	3 Overlaps with
PERTEC MAG TAPE CONTR.	1	520	527	3
STC MAG TAPE CONTR.	2	530	537	7 Overlaps with
PERTEC MAG TAPE CONTR.	2	530	537	7
SMD 10 MHZ DISC CONTR.	3	540	547	2 Overlaps with
SMD 15 MHZ DISC CONTR.	3	540	547	2
SMD 10 MHZ DISC CONTR.	4	550	557	6 Overlaps with
SMD 15 MHZ DISC CONTR.	4	550	557	6
ND-500	5	560	577	76 Overlaps with
HASP DMA	1	560	577	156
VERSATEC DMA	1	600	607	4 Overlaps with
VERSATEC PIO	1	600	607	4
ND-500	3	660	677	36 Overlaps with
TERMINAL INTERFACE	35	660	667	126
TERMINAL INTERFACE	36	670	677	127
SYNCHRONOUS MODEM	9	1100	1107	70 Overlaps with
TERMINAL INTERFACE	37	1100	1107	130

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HARDWARE DEVICE NAME	FIRST DEVNO	LAST DEVNO	IDENT-CODE	Notes
SYNCHRONOUS MODEM	10	1110	1117	44
TERMINAL INTERFACE	38	1110	1117	131
SYNCHRONOUS MODEM	11	1120	1127	50
TERMINAL INTERFACE	39	1120	1127	132
SYNCHRONOUS MODEM	12	1130	1137	54
TERMINAL INTERFACE	40	1130	1137	133
SYNCHRONOUS MODEM	13	1140	1147	60
TERMINAL INTERFACE	41	1140	1147	134
SYNCHRONOUS MODEM	14	1150	1157	64
TERMINAL INTERFACE	42	1150	1157	135
SYNCHRONOUS MODEM	15	1160	1167	74
TERMINAL INTERFACE	43	1160	1167	136
SYNCHRONOUS MODEM	16	1170	1177	75
TERMINAL INTERFACE	44	1170	1177	137
UNIVERSAL DMA, Nord-10	1	1400	1407	24
TERMINAL INTERFACE	45	1400	1407	140
UNIVERSAL DMA, Nord-10	2	1410	1417	25
TERMINAL INTERFACE	46	1410	1417	141
UNIVERSAL DMA, Nord-10	3	1420	1427	26
TERMINAL INTERFACE	47	1420	1427	142
UNIVERSAL DMA, Nord-10	4	1430	1437	27
TERMINAL INTERFACE	48	1430	1437	143
HASP DMA	5	1500	1517	162
UNIVERSAL DMA, Nord-10	9	1500	1507	34
TERMINAL INTERFACE	49	1500	1507	144
UNIVERSAL DMA, Nord-10	10	1510	1517	35
TERMINAL INTERFACE	50	1510	1517	145
HASP DMA	6	1520	1537	163
TERMINAL INTERFACE	51	1520	1527	146
TERMINAL INTERFACE	52	1530	1537	147
SMD 10 MHZ DISC CONTR.	1	1540	1547	17
SMD 15 MHZ DISC CONTR.	1	1540	1547	17
SMD 10 MHZ DISC CONTR.	2	1550	1557	20
SMD 15 MHZ DISC CONTR.	2	1550	1557	20
FLOPPY DISC PIO	1	1560	1567	21
FLOPPY DISC DMA	1	1560	1567	21
FLOPPY & STREAMER 8’	1	1560	1567	21
FLOPPY & STREAMER 5 & 8	1	1560	1567	21

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OVERLAPPING DEVICE NUMBERS

HARDWARE DEVICE NAME	FIRST DEVNO	LAST DEVNO	IDENT-CODE	Overlaps with
FLOPPY DISC PIO	2	1570	1577	22
FLOPPY DISC DMA	2	1570	1577	22
FLOPPY & STREAMER 8"	2	1570	1577	22
FLOPPY & STREAMER 5 & 8	2	1570	1577	22
VERSATEC DMA	2	1600	1607	14
VERSATEC PIO	2	1600	1607	14
HOLC AUTO LOAD		1600	1603
HDLC REMOTE LOAD	1	1604	1607
HDLC / MEGALINK	1	1640	1657	150
TERMINAL INTERFACE 53	3	1640	1647	150
TERMINAL INTERFACE 54		1650	1657	151
HDLC / MEGALINK	2	1660	1677	151
TERMINAL INTERFACE 55	3	1660	1667	152
TERMINAL INTERFACE 56		1670	1677	153
HDLC / MEGALINK	3	1700	1717	152
TERMINAL INTERFACE 57	3	1700	1707	154
TERMINAL INTERFACE 58		1710	1717	155
HDLC / MEGALINK	4	1720	1737	153
TERMINAL INTERFACE 59	3	1720	1727	156
TERMINAL INTERFACE 60		1730	1737	157
HDLC / MEGALINK	5	1740	1757	154
TERMINAL INTERFACE 61	3	1740	1747	160
TERMINAL INTERFACE 62		1750	1757	161
HDLC / MEGALINK	6	1760	1777	155
TERMINAL INTERFACE 63	3	1760	1767	162
TERMINAL INTERFACE 64		1770	1777	163

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OVERLAPPING DEVICE NUMBERS

APPENDIX A

SINTRAN III ORDER FORM

On the next two pages you will find a complete SINTRAN III order form.

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SINTRAN III ORDER

Customer Information

• Customer:
• CPU No:
• Date:
• Tomer Rep.:
• Phone:
• Maint.:
• Customer Notes:
• Issued By:
• Dumped: (1)
• Listing: (2)

Mass Storage

Available Sizes on Removeable Packs

Size	23MB	34MB	70MB	75MB
280MB AS:	280MB R	280MB R	3-75MB R
			4-70MB R
Control 1	.......MB	.......MB	.......MB	.......MB
Control 2	.......MB	.......MB	.......MB	.......MB

Phoenix

Unit	0	1	2	3
30MB	60MB	90MB
Control 1	.......MB	.......MB	.......MB	.......MB
Control 2	.......MB	.......MB	.......MB	.......MB

Available Sizes on Winchester Drives: 14, 16, 21, 23, 45, Hawk: 10

Unit	0	1
Control 1	.......MB	.......MB
Control 2	.......MB	.......MB

Control/Unit

	MAG-TAPES	FLOPPY DISK
1/	HP	PERT
2/

Terminals (3)

   1  2  3  4  5  6  7  8  9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24
 B                                                                         
25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48    

   50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72     

73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96    

97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 

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R  B                                                                        

Notes

(1) 8: ON 8" FLOPPY 5: ON 5 1/4" FLOPPY

(2) C: COMPLETE LISTING F: ON FLOPPY
S: SYMBOL LISTING P: ON PAPER
N: NO LISTING
(Default: Listing on FLOPPY)

(3) B: TERM. WITH BACKGROUND
A: TERM. WITHOUT BACKGROUND
S: PRINTER TERM. WITH SPOOLING
P: PRINTER TERM. WITHOUT SPOOLING
T: TEXT EDITING (TERM. 16-2)
F: PHOTOSETTER (TERM. 29-31)
H: HARRIS PHOTOSETTER (TERM. 29-30)
G: GRAF CASSETTE (TERM. 27-28)
X: RESERVED FOR ND-NET

Delivery

• Mail:
• Local Pickup:

Software Notes

	Vers	Gen By	Date

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Input/Output Devices and Spooling

	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	1-8	1-4	1-4
HDLC DMA DRIVER
SYNC. MOD. HDLC (H/S)
(4)
PIOC
GPIB
OCTOBUS
MPM-4
BUS EXPANDER

X.21	X.25	X.29	SYNCRONOUS MODEMS (4)	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	15	16
1-8				1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	15	16

CAMAC	UNIVERSAL DMA / VICOM INTERFACES (D/V)	FAST UDMA/VICOM OPT. FOR ND-500
1 2 3 4 5 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

LINE- PRINTER	VERSATEC	COSMOS	DEVICE NUMBER FOR SPOOLING (5)	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	15
DMA, I/O SPOOLING

System Parameters

RT PROG.	SEGM.	SEMA- CHAR.	INTERN. DEVICE BLOCK	BATCH PROC.	CX CPU	DEV BUF	SYMB. DEBUG.	FILE ACC. SEGM.	CONN. TO DEVICE	TERM. ACCESS	ND-500 OR PROC
.50-	.75-	.5-	.2-	.1-	20-						-10

Accounting

NOI PANEL	SIBAS	REMOTE JOB ENTRIES	RT BACKGR.	ALLOC
RT I/O	CLOCK	1-3 1-6 1-12 HASP DMA IBM HONEYWELL UNIVAC CDC COMM	# NO OF BACK

Logging Functions

SWAP DISC ACCESS	MON CALL	SCREEN	LAMU	READ SEGM (6)	TPS NET(7)	NORD	DIRECT TASK	NO. OF RT-PROG FROM DIR. TASK

M-T FROM DIRECT TASK	DIRECT TRANSFER ON M-T	CONNECT DATAFIELD	EXTEND OPEN FILE TABLE

NO-NET

LINE NO	ASYNC	SYNC MODEM FULL DPX. HALF DPX. DMA	H D L C I/O	CHANNELS	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	15	16
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9

POOL:

(4) EXCLUSIVE OF NO-NET CONNECTIONS

(5) GIVE OCTAL NUMBERS

(6) GIVE DECIMAL NUMBERS OF TERMINALS RUNNING TPS

(7) SPECIFY CONFIGURATION BELOW

Every SINTRAN will also contain as standard:
MAGTP, ECHO BREAK TABLE 7, TELINT/TELNET, EXTENDED ADDRESS MODE,
FIXC, 5 FIXC500, X-MESSAGE, XON/XOFF, INSTING/OUTSTRING, MON LOGIN

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