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On
cycle
steal
service
sequences,
the
condition
code
in
bus
is
used
by
the
device
to
pass
the
address
key
to
the
channel.
On
cycle
steal
data
transfers,
condition
code
bits
0--2
are
logically
equal
to
the
cycle
steal
address
key.
This
key
is
bits
5--7
of
the
DCB
control
word
previously
fetched
by
the
device.
During
cycle
steal
transfers
for
fetching
the
DeB
and
for
reporting
residual
status,
a
value
of
logical
zero
is
used
for
the
address
key.
During
IPL
cycle
steal
transfers
a
value
of
logical
zero
is
also
used
for
the
address
key.
£.Y.£1~
InE!!!
IndicatQ!:.
This
is
an
inbound
tag
used
by
the
device
on
a
cycle
steal
service
sequence.
This
tag
signals
the
channel
that
the
cycle
steal
is
either:
(1)
an
output
from
storage
or
(2)
an
input
to
storage.
When
the
indicator
is
a
logical
1,
an
input
to
storage
is
indicated.
When
the
indicator
is
a
logical
0,
an
output
from
storage
is
indicated.
Cycl~
~~i~
Ingica!Q£.
This
is
an
inbound
tag
used
by
the
device
on
a
cycle
steal
service
sequence.
This
tag
signals
the
channel
that
the
cycle
steal
is
either:
(1) a
word
transfer
or
(2) a
byte
transfer.
When
the
indicator
is
a
logical
1.
a
byte
transfer
is
indicated.
When
the
indicator
is
a
logical
0,
a
word
transfer
is
indicated.
sta!.!!§
BU§.
This
is
an
outbound
4-bit
bus
used
by
the
channel
on
a
cycle
steal
service
sequence.
The
bus
signals
the
device
being
serviced
of
any
errors
the
channel
has
detected.
The
bus
is
bit
significant
as
follows:
status
bus
bit
o
1
2
3
Meaning
Storage
data
check
Invalid
storage
address
Protect
check.
Interface
data
check
If
an
error
is
indicated
on
cycle
steal
service
sequences
that
are
not
a
part
of
IPL,
the
device
retains
this
information
for
presentation
to
the
software
via
ISB
bits
4--7
at
interruption
time.
Cycle
steal
operations
are
terminated
and
an
exception
interrupt
is
presented.
If
an
error
is
indicated
on
IPL
cycle
steal
sequences,
the
device
terminates
cycle
steal
operations,
but
remains
in
an
IPL
state
with
the
IPL
line
active
and
does
not
present
and
end
interrupt.
Therefore
it
is
not
necessary
that
status
bus
bits
be
recorded
during
IPL
for
later
presentation.
DPe
devices
supporting
IPL
should
especially
note
this.
2-12
GA34-0033
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