INTERVAL-TIMER CONTROL The interval-timer control disables or
enables operation of the interval timer.
Disabling the interval timer does not
affect any other facility.
When the control is set to the disable
position, updating of real-storage
locations80-83 ceases. The contents of
the interval timer remain at the last
value to which they were updated, unless
changed by a subsequent store operation.
Depending on the model, any already
pending interval-timer-interruption con
dition is unaffected, is cleared, or is
kept pending without regard to the state
of the external mask,PSW bit 7, and the
interval-timer mask, bit 24 of control
registerO. When the control is set to the enable
position, updating of real-storage
locations80-83 is resumed by using the
current contents. If an interval
timer-interruption request existed and
was kept pending when the interval-timer
control was last set to the disable
position, that condition remains pending
until theCPU is enabled for the inter
ruption.
The enable position is considered the
normal position. The test indicator may
or may not be turned on when the
interval-timer control is set to the
disable position.Programming Note
Disabling the interval timer allows
execution of a program which uses real
storage locations80-83 as ordinary
storage. A program which does not use
the interval timer will function
correctly with the interval timer disa
bled, even when the interval timer
fails.LOAD INDICATOR The load indicator is on during initial
program loading, indicating that theCPU is in the load state. The indicator
goes on for a particularCPU when the
load-clear or load-normal key is acti
vated for thatCPU and the corresponding
operation is started. It goes off after
the newPSW is loaded successfully. For
details, see the section "InitialProgram Loading" in Chapter 4, "Control." LOAD-CLEAR KEY Activating the load-clear key causes a
reset operation to be performed and
initial program loading to be started by
using the channel andI/O device desig
nated by the load-unit-address controls.Clear reset is performed on the config
uration. For details, see the sections
"Resets" and "InitialProgram Loading"
inChapter 4, "Control." The load-clear key is effective when the CPU is in the operating, stopped, load,
or check-stop state.LOAD-NORMAL KEY Activating the load-normal key causes a
reset operation to be performed and
initial program loading to be started by
using the channel andI/O device desig
nated by the load-unit-address controls.
InitialCPU reset is performed on the CPU for which the load-normal key was
activated,CPU reset is propagated to
allother CPUs in the configuration, and
a subsystem reset is performed on the
remainder of the configuration. For
details, see the sections "Resets" and
"InitialProgram Loading" in Chapter 4, "Control." The load-normal key is effective when
theCPU is in the operating, stopped,
load, or check-stop state.LOAD-UNIT-ADDRESS CONTROLS The load-unit-address controls specify
theI/O address of the channel and the
device used for initial program loading.
For details, see the section "InitialProgram Loading" in Chapter 4, "Control." MANUAL INDICATOR The manual indicator is on when the CPU is in the stopped state. Some functions
and several manual controls are effec
tive only when theCPU is in the stopped
state.POWER CONTROLS The power controls are used to turn the
power on and off.
TheCPUs, storage, channels, operator
facilities, andI/O devices may all have Chapter 12. Operator Facilities 12-3
enables operation of the interval timer.
Disabling the interval timer does not
affect any other facility.
When the control is set to the disable
position, updating of real-storage
locations
the interval timer remain at the last
value to which they were updated, unless
changed by a subsequent store operation.
Depending on the model, any already
pending interval-timer-interruption con
dition is unaffected, is cleared, or is
kept pending without regard to the state
of the external mask,
interval-timer mask, bit 24 of control
register
position, updating of real-storage
locations
current contents. If an interval
timer-interruption request existed and
was kept pending when the interval-timer
control was last set to the disable
position, that condition remains pending
until the
ruption.
The enable position is considered the
normal position. The test indicator may
or may not be turned on when the
interval-timer control is set to the
disable position.
Disabling the interval timer allows
execution of a program which uses real
storage locations
storage. A program which does not use
the interval timer will function
correctly with the interval timer disa
bled, even when the interval timer
fails.
program loading, indicating that the
goes on for a particular
load-clear or load-normal key is acti
vated for that
operation is started. It goes off after
the new
details, see the section "Initial
reset operation to be performed and
initial program loading to be started by
using the channel and
nated by the load-unit-address controls.
uration. For details, see the sections
"Resets" and "Initial
in
or check-stop state.
reset operation to be performed and
initial program loading to be started by
using the channel and
nated by the load-unit-address controls.
Initial
activated,
all
a subsystem reset is performed on the
remainder of the configuration. For
details, see the sections "Resets" and
"Initial
the
load, or check-stop state.
the
device used for initial program loading.
For details, see the section "Initial
and several manual controls are effec
tive only when the
state.
power on and off.
The
facilities, and