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Table
40.15.2.
1094
I/O
devices
and
features
not
supported
by
the
1094
Emulator
program
for
the
Model
165
1909
Data
Channel
and
attached
devices:
1414
Input/Output
Synchronizer
Model
6
1631
File
Control
and
1301,
1302
Disk
Storage
1640
Hypertape
Control
and
1340
Hypertape
Drives
1320
Drum
Storage
1140
Communication
Control
System
1150
Programmed
Transmission
Control
Data
Channel
Switch
Direct
data
connection
Direct
couple
External
signal
trap
140
CRT
Recorder
(109
device)
180
CRT
Recorder
(109
device)
1094
special
and
custom
features
104
Compatibility
Feature
SET DENSITY
instruction
(mixed
density
tapes)
System/310
and
1094
emulator
jobs
can
be
intermixed
in
the
OS
input
stream,
with
special
processing
necessary
sometimes
for
binary
format
jobs
and
data.
OS
job
control
and any
required
1094
emulator
control
statements
must
be
supplied
for
each
1094
program
to
be
emulated.
Existing
1094
object
programs
and
control
statements
need
not
be
modified
unless
they
use
facilities
not
supported
by
the
Model
165
1094
Emulator
program.
BCD
format
1094
jobs
and
data
can
be
placed
in
the
input
stream
or
in
a
card
or
tape
data
set.
Binary
format
1094
jobs
in
card
form
(object
programs
and
data)
can
be
placed
in
the
input
stream
(in
a
card
reader
with
the
column
binary
feature)
in
an
MVT
environment
if
the
automatic
SYSIN
batching
(ASB)
reader
interpreter
is
used.
Binary
card
input
can
also
be
read
from
a
dedicated
card
reader
with
the
column
binary
feature.
Required
emulator
control
statements
can
be
entered
via
the
operator's
console
or
a
data
set
identified
by
a
specially
named
DD
statement
(SYSEMCTL).
This
data
set
can
be
in
the
input
stream
or
in
a
card,
tape,
or
disk
sequential
data
set
(including
a
member
of
a
partitioned
data
set).
The
1094
Emulator
program
operator
commands
available
can
be
entered
via
the
operator's
console
or
the
input
stream
(located
in
the
emulator
control
statement
data
set),.
These
commands
provide
simulation
of
1094
console
operations
and
allow
the
operator
to
request
dumps
of
emulator
processor
storage
areas
and
to
obtain
certain
displays
(sense
switch
settings,
register
values,
etc.).
If
multiple
console
support
(MCS)
is
included
in
the
OS
control
program
generated,
emulator
program
messages
can
be
routed
to
a
specific
console
device
(assigned
routing
code
12)
so
that
emulation
messages
are
isolated.
Assuming
that
the
1094
programs
to
be
emulated
do
not
use
facilities
or
I/O
devices
unsupported
by
the
Model
165
1094
emulator,
the
following
is
required:
OS
job
control
and
any
required
Model
165
1094
emulator
control
statements
must
be
supplied
for
each
1094
object
program
to
be
emUlated.
Changes
to
BCD
format
data
is
not
required.
If
binary
card
input
is
not
handled
by
card
reader
operations,
a
utility
program
must
be
written
to
prepare
an
acceptable
tape
from
the
binary
input.
A
user-written
data
set
writer
is
required
to
print
and
punch
1094
files
written
to
SYSOUT
data
sets,
if
any.
(See
Emulating
the
109,
1090, 1094,
109411
Qg
the
IBM
System/310
Model
165
Using
08/360,
GC21-6951,
for
suggestions
regarding
these
utilities.>
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