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Revised September 1, 1975
By TNL: GN22-0498
busy(I/O unit status condition) 230, 238
byte (definition) 14
byte index field 58
byte-interleave mode 187
byte-multiplexer channel 188
byte-oriented-operand feature 15
cache 13
CAl (channel available interruption) 227
CAW (channel address word) 210,190
CBC (checking block code) 171
CBC, invalid
handling of
in keys in storage 173
in registers 173
in storage 172
CCW (channel command word) 189,211
address in CAW210 address in CSW 229
command code 212
definition 211
CCWI (lPL) in absolute main storage 91
CCW2 (lPL) in absolute main storage 91
central processing unit (seeCPU) chain command (CC) flag (in CCW) 211
chain data (CD) flag (in CCW) 211
chaining check (channel status condition) 235,237
chaining, command 215,279
chaining data 213,191
change bit 57,67channel 187
address 192
burst mode 187
byte-interleave mode 187
commands 217
compatibility of operation 191
control check (status condition) 235,237
data check (status condition) 235,237
description of 17
equipment error 196
identification (lD) 240,206
indirect data addressing (CIDA) 216
mask, BC mode (see extended control mode) 33
masks (in control register 2) 88
modes of operation 187
not operational (state ofI/O system) 194
program, termination of (or conclusion of) 222
subchannel 188 types 188
working (state ofI/O system) 194
channel address validity flag 241
channel address word (CAW) 190,210
channel available interruption (CAl) 227
channel command word (see CCW)
channel end(I/O unit status condition) 231, 238 channcllD 240,92,206
channel logout240 channel status conditions 233 chaining check 235
channel control check 235
channel data check 235
incorrect length 233
interface control check 235
program check 234
program-controlled interruption 233
protection check 234
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channel status word(CSW) 228
channel-to-channel adapter 186
characteristic in floating-point operand 158
check (or checking) bit 171, 14
check-stop indication 245
control bit (in control register 14) 181
status bit 99
check-stop state 31
checking block 171
code (see CBC)
class number, monitor 39
classes of interruptions (see interruption classes)
CLEARI/O (CLRIO) instruction 198
clock
interval timer as a real-time 49
time-of-day(TOD) 46
clock comparator 47
interruption 48, 87
interruption submask 88
mask bit (in control register0) 87
priority of interruption 86
valid bit in machine-check interruption code180 save area (machine-check extended interruption information,
timing facilities) (see timing facilities) 177
code
command 217
condition (see condition code inPSW) instruction length 71, 34, 72
interruption, in BC modePSW 34, 72
monitor 39
operation 19
PER (program-event recording)40 codes, decimal sign, and zone 148
command
control 219I/O 210,217
read 218
read backward 218
retry 221
sense 219
transfer in channel 221
write 218
command address,I/O 236
in CAW210 in CSW 229,235
command address/key validity flag 241
command chaining 215,191
command code (in CCW) 211
command, immediate (see immediate operation) 222
command reject (sense data)220 command retry 221
communications area,I/O 239
COMPARE (C, CR) instruction 123
COMPARE (CDR, CD, CER, CE) instruction 163
example310 COMPARE AND SWAP (CS) instruction 123
example310 COMPARE DECIMAL (CP) instruction 149
example305 COMPARE DOUBLE AND SWAP (CDS) instruction 124
COMPARE HALFWORD (CH) instruction 125
example 294
COMPARE LOGICAL CHARACTERSUNDER MASK (CLM)
instruction 126
example 295
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busy
byte (definition) 14
byte index field 58
byte-interleave mode 187
byte-multiplexer channel 188
byte-oriented-operand feature 15
cache 13
CAl (channel available interruption) 227
CAW (channel address word) 210,190
CBC (checking block code) 171
CBC, invalid
handling of
in keys in storage 173
in registers 173
in storage 172
CCW (channel command word) 189,211
address in CAW
command code 212
definition 211
CCWI (lPL) in absolute main storage 91
CCW2 (lPL) in absolute main storage 91
central processing unit (see
chain data (CD) flag (in CCW) 211
chaining check (channel status condition) 235,237
chaining, command 215,279
chaining data 213,191
change bit 57,67
address 192
burst mode 187
byte-interleave mode 187
commands 217
compatibility of operation 191
control check (status condition) 235,237
data check (status condition) 235,237
description of 17
equipment error 196
identification (lD) 240,206
indirect data addressing (CIDA) 216
mask, BC mode (see extended control mode) 33
masks (in control register 2) 88
modes of operation 187
not operational (state of
program, termination of (or conclusion of) 222
sub
working (state of
channel address validity flag 241
channel address word (CAW) 190,210
channel available interruption (CAl) 227
channel command word (see CCW)
channel end
channel logout
channel control check 235
channel data check 235
incorrect length 233
interface control check 235
program check 234
program-controlled interruption 233
protection check 234
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channel status word
channel-to-channel adapter 186
characteristic in floating-point operand 158
check (or checking) bit 171, 14
check-stop indication 245
control bit (in control register 14) 181
status bit 99
check-stop state 31
checking block 171
code (see CBC)
class number, monitor 39
classes of interruptions (see interruption classes)
CLEAR
clock
interval timer as a real-time 49
time-of-day
clock comparator 47
interruption 48, 87
interruption submask 88
mask bit (in control register
priority of interruption 86
valid bit in machine-check interruption code
timing facilities) (see timing facilities) 177
code
command 217
condition (see condition code in
interruption, in BC mode
monitor 39
operation 19
PER (program-event recording)
command
control 219
read 218
read backward 218
retry 221
sense 219
transfer in channel 221
write 218
command address,
in CAW
command address/key validity flag 241
command chaining 215,191
command code (in CCW) 211
command, immediate (see immediate operation) 222
command reject (sense data)
communications area,
COMPARE (C, CR) instruction 123
COMPARE (CDR, CD, CER, CE) instruction 163
example
example
example
COMPARE HALFWORD (CH) instruction 125
example 294
COMPARE LOGICAL CHARACTERS
instruction 126
example 295