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3. After each section
of
the
message
is
written
and/or
printed,
the
5100
returns
the
auto
response
text
as a
complete
line
to
the
remote system
to
prompt
transmission
of
the
next
section
of
the
message. The
auto
response
text
is
not
printed
or
written
on
tape
as
part
of
the
received message.
4. Transmission ends when:
a.
The
5100
receives less
than
four
lines.
b.
You hold down
the
shift key and press ATTN.
c. A
tape
or
printer error occurs.
If
less
than
four
lines are received,
the
data
is
not
automatically written
or
printed so
that
error
messages are
not
printed
or
written
on
tape.
If
you
must
save this data,
start
the
edit
operation
and use
the
write
or
print
key.
~CLOSE
(OPTION T
ONLY)
The
~CLOSE
command
makes
the
tape
on
the
specified tape
unit
unavailable for
further
data
transfer and completes writing
the
data
to
an
output
file. You
must
use
the
~CLOS£
command
to
close an
output
tape,
or
data
may be lost
from
both
the
cartridge removed from
the
tape
unit
and
the
next
cartridge inserted. The
syntax
of
the
~CLOSE
command
is:
&CLOSE
JEBol
-
LE40J
£80
specifies
the
built-in
tape
unit
and
£40
specifies
the
auxiliary
tape
unit.
~OPEN
(OPTION T
ONLY)
The
~OPEN
command
makes
the
file
on
the
specified tape
unit
available
for
data
transfer. The
syntax
of
the
~OPEN
command
is:
IN, OUT,
or
ADD
specifies
the
type
of
tape
file:
IN
specifies
that
messages will be
transmitted
from
the
tape.
OUT
specifies
that
messages will be
written
on
tape, starting
at
the
beginning
of
the
file. The messages
written
on
tape
are
determined
by
the
~OUTSEL
command.
OUT destroys
data
previously written
on
the
specified file even
if
no new
data
is
written
to
the
file.
ADD
is
the
same as
the
OUT parameter
except
the
messages are
written
following
the
last existing
data
on
the
file and always use
at
least
512
character
positions.
file number specifies
the
file number.
£80
specifies
the
built-in
tape
unit and
£40
specifies
the
auxiliary
tape
unit.
Communications
Commands
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BrandIBM
Model5100
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LanguageEnglish

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