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parity
positions)
is
sent
directly
to
storage
location
80
(positions
0-35) and
no
parity
is
generated.
Fold
Operation:
FLT
op
reg
position 0
specifies
the
fold
operation.
This
operation
is
necessary
to
com-
pletely
log
or
scan-out
a
32-bit
register
as
discussed
in
Parity
Bit
Propagation.
The fold
operation
sends
bits
28-31 of the
specified
register
into SDR (24-27)
via
the
scan
bus.
This
operation
occurs
on
FLT
op
reg
codes
31, 35, 36, and 37.
Logout
Operation:
Initiated by
the
logout pushbutton
or
a
system
error
check.
Either
condition
turns
on
the
log
trigger
(KT151) and the log
trigger
indicator
located
on
the
system
control
panel.
The logout
operation
uses
all
three
CPU
control
modes:
se-
quence
counter,
main
store,
and
ROS.
The
ROS
mode
portion
of a logout
operation
is
performed
by
the
ROS
scan-out
kernel.
Up
to
42
storage
locations
may
be
used
for
the
storing
of
machine
status.
See
Figure
12.
Figure
18 shows the
initial
logout
sequence
under
sequence
counter
control
mode and
main
store
(MS)
mode
before
logout
is
completed
under
ROS
mode.
Log
Trigger
The log
trigger
is
set
on
if
the
log-request
trigger
(KT101-5F)
is
on and an
error
condition
occurs.
It
may
also
be
set
on by
depressing
the logout
PB
on
the
system
control
panel.
Either
of the two
preced-
ing
conditions
initiates
a logout which
is
indicated
by
the
log
trigger
indicator
on the
'system
control
panel.
The
log
trigger
is
checked in one of
the
ROS
maintenance
routines
(scan-out
kernel)
where
its
status
determines
the
path
to
be followed in ROS.
Supervisory
Stat
When
on,
the
supervisory
stat
(SS)
puts
the
number
of
microinstructions
(ROS
words)
to
be
executed
under
control
of
the
sequence
counter.
The
SS
also
inhibits
storage
access
unless
the
supervisory
enable
storage
stat
(SESS)
is
on. The
SS
is
set
to the value of
SDR(6) by
the
microorder
E - SCANCTL combined
with EMIT 1000 (QY110-C5), When
the
sequence
counter
reaches
seven,
the
SS
is
reset
off (KH321-6J).
Progressive
Scan
Stat
The
progressive
scan
stat
(PSS)
is
set
on by
bit
14
of the
diagnose
instruction,
via SDR(5),
or
by
bit
5
of a linkage
control
word
(LCW). The PSS
is
also
set
on
by
depressing
the
start
PB
when
the
FLT
mode
switch
is
on
the
force
pass
position.
The PSS
is
checked
in
various
ROS
kernels
where
its
status
32
(3/71} Model
SO
FEMM
determines
the
path
to be followed within ROS.
Test-
ing
the
PSS
resets
it
off
unless
an
inhibit
storage
condition
(SS
on and SESS off)
exists.
When
the
PSS
is
tested
and
found
to
be on,
it
usually
initiates
the
fetching of a new LCW
from
main
storage.
The PSS
is
off when
reset,
normally
off
for
FLT
execution,
and always off
during
an
error
logout.
Supervisory
Enable Stori;ige Stat
The
supervisory
enable
storage
stat
(SESS)
allows
access
to
main
storage
even though the
supervisory
stat
(SS)
is
on.
This
is
accomplished
by
decondition-
ing
the
inhibit stori;ige line
activated
by the
super-
visory
stat
(KH331-2E). The SESS
is
set
to
the value
of SDR(4)
by
the
microorder
E - SCANCTL
com-
bined with EMIT 1000 (QY110-C5). The SESS
is
reset
off when the
sequence
counter
equals
seven
and
the
supervisory
stat
is
on (KH321-6J).
Binary
Trigger
The
binary
trigger
is
used
when running
FLT's.
In
main
store
mode,
FLT
op
reg
instructions
are
used
to
reset
off (op
codes
07
or
08),
or
step
(op code OF),
or
test
(op code
OE)
this
trigger.
In
ROS
mode,
the
microorder
E - SCANCTL (combined with
the
emit
field bits)
is
used
to
test
and/or
set
or
reset
the
binary
trigger
in the
FLT
compare
and
branch
ker-
nel
(QY510).
Scan
Test
Counter
The
scan
test
counter
controls
the
number
of
times
(16)
each
individual
test
is
executed
during
the
FLT
zero
and
one-cycle
tests.
The
microorder,
STC = 0,
branches
on and
increments
the
counter
(QY510-G5)
on
each
pass
through the
FLT
compare
and
branch
kernel.
The
cowtter
equals
one when in
the
reset
position.
Pass/Fail
Triggers
The
pass
and
fail
triggers
are
used
in the
FLT
com-
pare
and
branch
kernel
in
ROS
(QY510). They
are
set,
according
to
the
status
of
the
binary
trigger,
by
the
microorder
E
._
SCANCTL in combination
with EMIT 0001. That
is,
if
the
binary
trigger
is
on,
the
fail
trigger
is
set;
if
the
binary
trigger
is
off,
the
pass
trigger
is
set.
They
are
both uncondition-
ally
reset
off by
the
same
microorder
(E
-
SCA
NC
TL)
in combination with EMIT 0101. The
pass
trigger
is
tested,
and
branched
on,
by
the
microorder
SCPS.
The
fail
trigger
is
tested,
and
branched
on, by
the
microorder
SCFS.

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