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If
(I)1O =
0,
trap
or
interrupt
instructions
only,
effective
address
is
independent
of
current
active
addressing mode.
PSD
-
EDL
ED2
0
_
3
-CC;
ED24_7 -
FR,FS,FZ,FN
ED2S -
MS;
ED29 - MM
ED210 -
DM;
ED211
- AM;
ED
15
-
31
-
IA
ED232-35 -
WK
ED2
37
_
39
u
CI,
II,
EI
-
CI,
II,
EI
If
{I)s =
1,
ED2
56
_
59
-
RP
If {I)s =
0,
RP
not
affected
ED260
-RA
ED261
-MA
If
nonexistent
instruction,
1
-CCl
then,
if
(1)9
=
1,
IA+S-IA
If
nonexistent
memory
address,
1 -
CC2
then,
if
(1)9 =
1,
IA
+ 4 -
IA
If
privileged
instruction
violation,
1 -
CC3
then,
if
{I)9 =
1,
IA
+ 2 -
IA
If
memory
protection
violation,
1 -
CC4
then,
if
(1)9
=
1,
IA
+ 1 -
IA
If
CALL
instruction,
CC u
CALLS_ll
-
CC
then,
if
(I)9 =
1,
IA
+
CALLS_ll
-
IA
If
(1)9 =
0,
IA
not
affe
cted
If
watchdog
timer,
parity
error,
or
instruction
exception
trap,
ED2
0
_3 u
TCCl-4
-CCl-4
then,
if
(1)9=
1,
IA
+ TCC
1-4
-
IA
LRP
LOA.D
REG
ISTER
POINTER
(Word
index
al
ignment,
privileged)
Referenc~
address
LOAD
REGISTER
POINTER loads bits
24-27
of
the
effective
word
into
the
register
pointer
(RP)
portion
of
the
current
program
status
words. Bit positions 0 through 23
and
2S
through
31
of
the
effective
word
are
ignored,
and
no
other
portion
ofthe
program status words
is
affected.
If
the
LOAD
REGISTER
POINTER instruction
attempts
to
load
the
register
pointer
with
a
value
that
points
to
a
nonexistent
block
of
general
registers,
the
basi c processor
traps
to
location
X'4D'.
Affected:
RP
Trap: Instruction
exception
EW
24
_
27
-
RP
MOVE
TO
MEMORY
CONTROL
INSTRUCTIONS
The
following
instructions may
be
used to sel
ectively
move
a string
of
control words from a control image
area
to
speci-
fied
memory control registers:
Instruction
Name
Mnemonics
Move
to
Memory Control
MMC
Load
Map
(S-bit
format)
LMAP
Load
Map
ell-bit
format)
LMAPRE
Load
Protection
Code
LPC
Load Locks
(2-bit
format)
LLOCKS
Load Locks
(4-bit
format)
LLOCKSE
MMC
MOVE
TO
MEMORY
CONTROL
(Word
index
alignment,
privileged,
continue
after
interrupt)
The MMC
instruction
may
be
used
to
perform
any
move to
memory control
operation.
Depending
upon
the
type
and
format
of
the
control
image,
the
move
to
memory control
operation
may
be
performed
either
by
an
MMC
instruction
witn
a
specifi
c
vaiue
in
The
conTroi
fieid
(biT
position
12-
14.)
or
by a
special
purpose
instruction
(i.
e.,
LMAP, LMAPRE,
LPC,
LLOCKS,
or
LLOCKSE),
as
shown below:
Control
Field
of
MMC
instruction:
Bit positions
12
13
14
0 0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Type
and
format
of
control image to
be
loaded
Memory
write
protection
locks
(2-bit
format)
Memory
write
protection
locks
(4-b
it
format)
Access
protection
(always
2-bit
format)
Memory map
(S-bit
format)
Memory map
(ll-bit
format)
Alternate
Instruction
Mnemonic
LLOCKS
LLOCKSE
LPC
LMAP
LMAPRE
Attempting
to
execute
an
MMC
instruction
with
any
code
other
than
the
five
shown
above
causes
the
instruction to
trap
to
location
X'4D'
(instruction
exception
trap).
Control
Instructions 113

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Print Resolution2400 x 2400 dpi
Monthly Duty CycleUp to 300, 000 pages
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Operating System CompatibilityWindows, Mac OS, Linux
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