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I_N_D_H_O_L_D_S_F_O_R_T_E_G_N_E_L_S_E_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _S_I_D_E_
1. BETJENINGSPANEL ....................................... 1
2. BETJENINGSVEJLEDNING .................................. 2
2.1 Ilægning af strimmel ............................. 2
2.2 Udtagning af strimmel ............................ 4
3. SUPPLERENDE OPLYSNINGER ............................... 5
3.1 Strimmeltyper .................................... 5
3.2 Vedligeholdelse .................................. 7
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1_._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _B_E_T_J_E_N_I_N_G_S_P_A_N_E_L_ 1.
1 2 3 4
Fig. 1: Frontpanel, betjeningstrykknapper.
1) RESET - når trykknappen aktiveres, slettes bufferens
trykknap eventuelle indhold og de første tegn fra den
ilagte hulstrimmel indlæses. Strimmellæseren
afventer derefter en systemordre, før den
læser videre.
2) READ - når trykknappen aktiveres, læser strimmellæ-
trykknap seren tegn ind i bufferen uden først at
slette dennes eventuelle indhold. Ved at
anvende READ knappen kan man indlæse flere
hulstrimler i fortsættelse af hinanden, uden
der går information tabt.
3) SKIP - når trykknappen aktiveres, løber hulstrim-
trykknap len ud med fuld hastighed, uden der læses
tegn.
4) UP - når trykknappen aktiveres, løftes trykskoen,
trykknap der holder hulstrimlen på plads i strimmel-
føringen.
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F_ 2_._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _B_E_T_J_E_N_I_N_G_S_V_E_J_L_E_D_N_I_N_G_ 2.
2_._1_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _I_l_æ_g_n_i_n_g_ _a_f_ _s_t_r_i_m_m_e_l_ 2.1
Fig. 2: Ilægning af strimmel.
Når man skal lægge en strimmel i læseren, går man frem efter
nedenstående punkter:
1) Tryk på TAPE DOOR knappen. Derved åbnes TAPE DOOR samtidig
med, at trykskoen løftes.
2) Før strimlen lægges i læseren, skal man indstille strimmel-
sporet til bredden af den strimmel, der skal læses. Dette gø-
res med to indstillingsdrejeknapper (se fig. 3).
Indstillingsmarkeringerne: '8', '7', '5' eller 'OL' svarer til
strimmelbredder på henholdsvis 1, 7/8, 11/16 tommer eller Oli-
vetti standard hulstrimmel.
Se efter, at begge drejeknapper er stillet ens.
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3) Læg strimlen ind i strimmelkassen. Referencekanten på strimlen
skal vende bort fra strimmellæseren. Træk den frie ende
henover rullen og luk TAPE DOOR.
4) Placr derefter strimlen under trykskoen i strimmelføringen og
luk forsigtigt trykskoen nedover strimlen.
Fig. 3: Strimmelføring, læsemekanisme.
5) Afhængig af den aktuelle situation, enten:
a) aktiver RESET knappen, når man skal læse en strimmel
uafhængig af andre strimler. Strimmellæseren vil da læse
et antal tegn ind i bufferen, og derefter afvente en ordre
fra systemet, før den læser videre.
- eller:
b) aktiver READ knappen, når man skal læse en strimmel i
direkte fortsættelse af en anden strimmel. Strimmellæseren
vil da fortsætte læsningen i henhold til ordre fra syste-
met.
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2_._2_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _U_d_t_a_g_n_i_n_g_ _a_f_ _s_t_r_i_m_m_e_l_ 2.2
Normalt løber strimlen selv ud, når den er læst færdig.
Hvis f.eks. strimlen knækker, kan den fjernes, idet TAPE DOOR åb-
nes med TAPE DOOR trykknappen. Derefter kan den knækkede strimmel
fjernes fra dels strimmelkassen, dels strimmelføringen.
Bliver det ellers nødvendigt at udtage strimlen, før den er læst
færdig, kan SKIP trykknappen aktiveres. I så fald løber strimlen
ud med fuld hastighed uden at blive læst.
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F_ 3_._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _S_U_P_P_L_E_R_E_N_D_E_ _O_P_L_Y_S_N_I_N_G_E_R_ 3.
3_._1_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _S_t_r_i_m_m_e_l_t_y_p_e_r_ 3.1
Nedenfor er vist de strimmeltyper, læseren kan arbejde med.
Desuden er anført nogle specifikationer med relation til ind-
stilling af strimmelføringen (jf. fig. 3).
Referencekant
Nominelle bredde: 25,4 mm
Strimmelføringens bredde: 25,5 mm + 0,05/-0,00
Fig. 4: 1-tomme strimmel, 8 spor maximum.
Referencekant
Nominelle bredde: 22,2 mm
Strimmelføringens bredde: 22,3 mm + 0,05/-0,00
Fig. 5: 7/8-tomme strimmel, 7 spor maximum.
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Referencekant
Nominelle bredde: 17,5 mm
Strimmelføringens bredde: 17,6 mm + 0,05/-0,00
Fig. 6: 11/16-tomme strimmel, 5 spor.
Referencekant
Nominelle bredde: 20,5 mm
Strimmelføringens bredde: 20,6 mm + 0,00/-0,05
Mellemrum, længderetning: 3 mm minimum mellem tegnene
Fig. 7: Olivetti-strimmel, rektangulære huller, 6 spor.
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3_._2_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _V_e_d_l_i_g_e_h_o_l_d_e_l_s_e_ 3.2
1_ _g_a_n_g_ _h_v_e_r_ _u_g_e_ _(_h_v_e_r_ _4_0_._ _d_r_i_f_t_s_t_i_m_e_)_
Strimmelkasse, strimmelføring og læsehoved rengøres med en blød
pensel og støvsuges. Strimmelføringen og læsehovedet aftørres
desuden med en blød, fnugfri klud fugtet med isopropyl alkohol.
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RC 3675 Strimmellæser
f_i_g_u_r_t_e_k_s_t_
fig. 2: tryksko
strimmel-
føring
afbøjningsrulle
rulle
TAPE DOOR
trykknap til
dør og tryksko
åbning til brug
for korte strim-
ler
TAPE CORRIDOR
TAPE DOOR
dør for adgang
til strimmel-
kasse
strimmelkasse
fig. 3: tryksko
indstillings-
drejeknap,
strimmelbredde
indstillings-
drejeknap,
strimmelbredde
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MUSIL
PROGRAMMER'S
REFERENCE
CARD
The information in these pages is based on data contained
in "MUSIL Programming Guide" RCSL 42-i 0344 and "RC 3600
File System - System Programmer's Guide" RCSL 44-RT 1278.
M_U_S_I_L_ _C_H_A_R_A_C_T_E_R_ _S_E_T_
The following characters are used for identifiers:
A through Z capital letters
0 through 9 digits
First character must be letter, the first 7 characters
and the length are significant.
The following symbols are used for punctuation:
! ! surrounding comments
# # surrounding sequences of byte values
surrounding numeric representation of
character
' ' surrounding character string
' separating radix and number
, separating elements of lists
: follows labels; separates list of
identifiers and their type
= separating identifier and constant;
separating identifier and type
; separates statements
space
. denotes record variable components
denotes reference to file record
:= separating variable and expression
( ) surrounding length of string type; surround-
ing simple expressions
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The following symbols are used for arithmetic
expressions:
B_Y_T_E_ operand: string; result: integer.
Take first byte.
W_O_R_D_ operand: string; result: integer.
Take first and second byte.
+ operands: integer; result: integer.
Addition.
- operands: integer; result:integer.
Subtraction.
* operands: integer; result: integer.
Multiplication.
/ operands: integer; result: integer.
Integer division.
S_H_I_F_T_ operands: integer; result: integer.
First operand logical shift, second operand
positions.
E_X_T_R_A_C_T_ operands: integer; result: integer.
First operand mask out, second operand
positions from right.
A_N_D_ operands: integer; result: integer.
Logical and.
The following symbols are used in comparison operations
(operands: strings or integers, for strings the length
compared is computed as for assignments):
greater than
= greater than or equal to
= equal to
not equal to
= less than or equal to
less than
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M_U_S_I_L_ _P_R_O_G_R_A_M_
A MUSIL program may contain C_O_N_S_T_ section where constants
are defined, a T_Y_P_E_ section where data types are defined,
a V_A_R_ section where variables and files are defined, a
P_R_O_C_E_D_U_R_E section where procedures are declared, and a
S_T_A_T_E_M_E_N_T_ part where algorithmic actions are defined.
M_U_S_I_L_ _C_O_N_S_T_ _S_E_C_T_I_O_N_
C_O_N_S_T_ !examples of constantdefini-
tions!
A= 17, !A 17 integer!
B= -33, !B -33 integer!
C=8'77, !C 63 integer!
D='EXAMPLE' !D is a string!
E=' 10 NL text NL 10 ', !E is a string!
F=#128 0 0 1 0 2 #; !F is a string!
M_U_S_I_L_ _T_Y_P_E_ _S_E_C_T_I_O_N_
Note that a data type must be declared before a reference
can be made to its associated identifier.
T_Y_P_E !examples of type definitions!
LINE= S_T_R_I_N_G (20);
PLINE= R_E_C_O_R_D_
L1: LINE;
L2: LINE;
L3: LINE
E_N_D_;
IN F_I_L_E_ 'MT0', 14, 1, 600, FB O_F_ PLINE;
M_U_S_I_L_ _V_A_R_ _S_E_C_T_I_O_N_
V_A_R_ !examples of variabledefini-
tions!
G: I_N_T_E_G_E_R_;
H, I, J: I_N_T_E_G_E_R_;
K, L: LINE; !string (20) see the examples
under T_Y_P_E_!
M: PLINE; !record, see the examples under
T_Y_P_E_!
N, O: S_T_R_I_N_G_(30);
P: IN; !file, see the examples under
T_Y_P_E_!
Q: R_E_C_O_R_D_ !a record definition!
CCW: S_T_R_I_N_G_(1);
DATA: S_T_R_I_N_G_(19)
E_N_D_;
R: R_E_C_O_R_D_ !a record definition!
I1: I_N_T_E_G_E_R_;
S1: S_T_R_I_N_G_(16);
J1: S_T_R_I_N_G_(2)
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S: R_E_C_O_R_D_ !a record definition!
TOTAL: S_T_R_I_N_G_(20);
COL10: S_T_R_I_N_G_(1) F_R_O_M_ 10;
ILAST: I_N_T_E_G_E_R_ F_R_O_M_ 19
E_N_D_;
T: F_I_L_E_ 'PTR', 1,2,600,U;
G_I_V_E_U_P_ PTRERROR, 8'143777
O_F_ S_T_R_I_N_G_(600);
U: F_I_L_E_ 'PTP', 1,2,600,FB;
G_I_V_E_U_P_ PTPERROR, 8'143777;
C_O_N_V_ F !conversion table!
O_F_ PLINE;
M_U_S_I_L_ _P_R_O_C_E_D_U_R_E_ _S_E_C_T_I_O_N_
P_R_O_C_E_D_U_R_E_ P0001(V_A_R_ X: S_T_R_I_N_G_(8));
C_O_D_E_B_O_D_Y_;
P_R_O_C_E_D_U_R_E_ D_A_T_E_ (V_A_R_ X: S_T_R_I_N_G_(8));
C_O_D_E_B_O_D_Y_ P0003;
P_R_O_C_E_D_U_R_E_ PTRERROR;
B_E_G_I_N_
!statement(s)!
E_N_D_;
M_U_S_I_L_ _S_T_A_T_E_M_E_N_T_ _P_A_R_T_
The ASSIGNMENT statement serves to replace the current
value of a variable by a new value indicated by an
expression.
G :=A; !G becomes 17, see the examples under C_O_N_S_T!
N :=D; !N becomes EXAMPLE, see the examples under
C_O_N_S_T_!
U :=E;
U .L2:=E; !see the examples under C_O_N_S_T_ and T_Y_P_E_!
U .L3:=E; !see the examples under CONST and TYPE!
H :=A*C+B;
In assignment between string types, the number of bytes
moved is determined by
(_1_)_:_=_(_2_)_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _s_t_r_i_n_g_(_L_2_)_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _f_i_l_e_2_______ _ _
s_t_r_i_n_g_(_L_1_)_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _m_i_n_(_L_1_,_L_2_)_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _L_1_ _ _ _ ______ _ _
file1 L2 file1.zlength
In the following e means integer expression constant or
variable, s means statement, int means integer
variable,str means string variable, strc means string
variable or constant and f means file.
The following statements are used to control PROGRAM
FLOW:
G_O_T_O_ label !unconditional jump!
I_F_ e T_H_E_N_ s; !conditional execution!
I_F_ e T_H_E_N_ s1 ELSE s2;
R_E_P_E_A_T_ s U_N_T_I_L_ e; !repetitive statement!
W_H_I_L_E_ e D_O_ s; !repetitive statement!
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The following statements are used to CONVERT DATA:
B_I_N_D_E_C_(e, str); !converts an integer to a 5 cha-
racter decimal string followed by
a binary zero byte!
C_O_N_V_E_R_T_(strc1, strc2, strc3, e);
!converts e bytes from strc 1 to
strc 2 using strc 3 as table!
D_E_C_B_I_N_(strc, int); !converts a numeric string to an
integer!
T_R_A_N_S_L_A_T_E_(strc1, strc2, strc3);
!converts first byte of strc1 to
first byte of strc2 using strc3
as table!
The following statements are used to MOVE DATA:
I_N_S_E_R_T_(e1, strc, e2); !places value of e1 mod 256 in
strc indexed by e2!
M_O_V_E_(strc1, e1, strc2, e2, e3);
!moves e3 bytes from strc1
indexed by e1 to strc2 indexed by
e2!
The following statements are used to control TRANSPUT
THROUGH ZONES:
C_L_O_S_E_(f, e); !if e 0 then the driver is re-
leased, otherwise not!
G_E_T_R_E_C_(f, int); !make a new record available!
I_N_B_L_O_C_K_(f); !read a whole block!
I_N_C_H_A_R_(f, int); !make a new character available!
O_P_E_N_(f, int); !open a file in mode int!
O_U_T_B_L_O_C_K_(f); !write a whole block!
O_U_T_C_H_A_R_(f, e); !write out one byte value (e)!
O_U_T_T_E_X_T_(f, strc); !write out a string strc!
P_U_T_R_E_C_(f, e); !make room for new output record!
R_E_P_E_A_T_S_H_A_R_E_(f); !repeat last erroneous operation.
Note: should only be used inside
giveup procedures!
S_E_T_P_O_S_I_T_I_O_N_(f, e1, e2); !position a file to a certain
tape mark=e1 and block=e2
position!
T_R_A_N_S_F_E_R_(f, e1, e2); !transfer a buffer of length =e1
bytes with mode operation = e2 to
the driver specified by f!
W_A_I_T_T_R_A_N_S_F_E_R_(f); !wait for a buffer to be retur-
ned!
W_A_I_T_Z_O_N_E_(f); !wait for all buffers of file f
to be returned!
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The following statements are used to control TRANSPUT
WITH CAT 76 THROUGH ZONES:
I_N_I_T_C_A_T_(f, e1, e2); !e1=driveno, e2 irrelevant!
C_R_E_A_T_E_E_N_T_R_Y_(f, e1, int2);
!creates a new file f.zname with
size e1, int2=0 means fixed
length, int2=1 means extensible!
R_E_M_O_V_E_E_N_T_R_Y_(f); !removes file f.zname!
L_O_O_K_U_P_E_N_T_R_Y_(f, str); !moves the 32-byte entry de-
scriptor of file f.zname to str!
C_H_A_N_G_E_E_N_T_R_Y_(f, str); !changes the entry descriptor of
file f.zname to the filename and
filelength of the entry descrip-
tor held in str!
S_E_T_E_N_T_R_Y_(f, str); !sets an entry with name and size
according to the values held in
the 32-byte entry descriptor held
in str!
The following statements are used to control
OPERATOR COMMUNICATION WITHOUT ZONE:
O_P_I_N_(str); !enables str to receive what the
operator types to the process!
O_P_M_E_S_S_(strc); !writes contents of strc on the
operator device!
O_P_S_T_A_T_U_S_(e, strc); !strc is supposed to hold a set
of texts separated by 0 . Text
numbers from strc are written
according to bits set in e!
O_P_W_A_I_T_(int); !the process will wait for a
message from the operator, int is
the length of the message!
Input-Output statusword when communicating with operator
without files, using the OPIN statement:
O_P_T_E_S_T_ !=0 if no message typed,
0 if a message has been typed.
OPWAIT will reset the value to 0!
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M_U_S_I_L_ _F_I_L_E_ _D_E_F_I_N_I_T_I_O_N_
ident: F_I_L_E_ filename, filekind, buffers,
bufferlength
, datatype
; GIVEUP procedurename, mask
; CONV tablename
OF recordtype scalartype ;
M_U_S_I_L_ _F_I_L_E_K_I_N_D_ _B_I_T_S_
1b15 file character-oriented
1b14 file block-oriented
1b13 file positionable
1b12 file operations repeatable
1b11 file is a disc file
1b10 irrelevant
1b0 coroutine file
M_U_S_I_L_ _F_I_L_E_ _D_A_T_A_T_Y_P_E_
U (0) undefined format
UB (1) undefined blocked format
F (2) fixed format
FB (3) fixed blocked format
V (4) variable format (IBM
compatible)
VB (5) variable blocked format (IBM
compatible)
M_U_S_I_L_ _F_I_L_E_ _S_T_A_T_U_S_W_O_R_D_ _B_I_T_S_
1b0 device disconnected
1b1 device off-line
1b2 device busy
1b3 device bit 1
lb4 device bit 2
lb5 device bit 3
lb6 driver reserved
lb7 end of file
lb8 device block length error
1b9 device data late
1b10 parity error
1b11 end medium
1b12 device position error
1b13 device driver missing
1b14 device time out
1b8+1b15 format error in getrec/putrec
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M_U_S_I_L_ _F_I_L_E_ _S_T_A_T_U_S_W_O_R_D_ _B_I_T_S_ _F_R_O_M_ _C_A_T_ _7_6_
I_N_I_T_C_A_T_
1b3+1b0 catalog i/o error
1b3+1b1 'sys' or 'map' not in catalog
1b3+1b6 illegal drive number
C_R_E_A_T_E_E_N_T_R_Y_
1b3+1b0 catalog i/o error
1b3+1b11 entry with same name already exists
1b3+1b7 disc area of requested size not available
1b3+1b6 illegal drive number, wrong size, wrong type
or disc not initialized
1b3+1b12 catalog full
R_E_M_O_V_E_E_N_T_R_Y_
1b3+1b0 catalog i/o error
1b3+1b1 entry does not exist
1b3+1b6 illegal name format or disc not initialized,
or area process exists
L_O_O_K_U_P_E_N_T_R_Y_
1b3+1b0 catalog i/o error
1b3+1b1 entry does not exist
1b3+1b6 disc not initialized
C_H_A_N_G_E_E_N_T_R_Y_
1b3+1b0 catalog i/o error
1b3+1b1 entry does not exist
1b3+1b7 not enough disc space for new size
1b3+1b6 illegal name format, disc not initialized,
area process exists, wrong attribute, change
of name of permanent file
1b3+1b11 entry with new name already exists
S_E_T_E_N_T_R_Y_
1b3+1b0 catalog i/o error
1b3+1b6 wrong size, wrong attribute, disc not
initialized
1b3+1b7 disc full
1b3+1b11 entry with same name exists
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M_U_S_I_L_ _F_I_L_E_ _D_E_S_C_R_I_P_T_O_R_ _R_E_C_O_R_D_ _C_O_M_P_O_N_E_N_T_S_
ZNAME: file name, string(6)
ZMODE: operation mode, integer
ZKIND: file kind, integer
ZMASK: GIVEUP mask, integer
ZFILE: current file number, integer
ZBLOCK: current block number, integer
ZCONV: conversion table address, integer
ZFORM: record format = datatype, integer
ZREM: remaining bytes in current buffer, integer
ZLENGTH: record length, integer
ZFIRST: address of first byte of current record,
integer
ZTOP: address of first byte after current record,
integer
Z0: statusword, integer
ZUSED: address of currently used buffer
ZSHAREL: length of buffer, integer
M_U_S_I_L_ _C_A_T_ _7_6_ _E_N_T_R_Y_ _D_E_S_C_R_I_P_T_O_R_
ident: R_E_C_O_R_D_
filename: STRING(6);
free1: STRING(6);
attribute: INTEGER;
length: INTEGER;
filestart: INTEGER;
filesize: INTEGER;
free 2: STRING(12)
E_N_D_
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M_U_S_I_L_ _Z_O_N_E_ _O_P_E_R_A_T_I_O_N_ _M_O_D_E_ _S_U_R_V_E_Y_
TTY 1 normal read mode
3 write mode
5 read mode with time out
17 read mode with attention request
PTR 1 read binary
5 read odd parity, deliver 7 bits
9 read even parity, deliver 7 bits
PTP 3 punch binary
7 punch odd parity
11 punch even parity
LPT 3 print characters
7 interpret first byte of share as CCW
MTn 1 read byte limit 12
3 write
5 read byte limit 0
+8192 selects lower of two possible densities
+4096 selects even parity
CDR 1 read binary bytes
5 read binary punched cards
21 read decimal punched cards
33 read decimal punched cards and skip
trailing blank columns (from column 10)
RDP 1 read binary bytes with conversion
5 read binary punched cards
9 read decimal punched cards, convert, skip
trailing blank columns, and terminate
with byte values 13 10 . A maximum of
72 card columns are delivered.
21 read decimal punched cards and convert
33 read decimal punched cards, convert, and
skip trailing blank columns. A minimum of
10 columns is delivered.
+256 selects the secondary hopper
+64 demotes that the card in the wait station
will be led out to stacker 2
3 punch binary byte, no conversion
7 punch binary word, no conversion
11 punch decimal byte with conversion
19 print decimal byte with conversion
27 punch and print decimal byte with conver-
sion
+512 separates print data. The first 80 (51)
bytes are interpreted as the punch data,
and the rest as the print data. (If binary
words, the first 160 (102) bytes are the
punch data.) Only relevant in modes 3, 7
and 11.
+256 selects stacker 2
+64 the card in the wait station is led out to
the appropriate stacker, and a card is fed
before the write operation (read before
write).
+32 selects the primary hopper
\f
11
CTn (normal)
1 read (ECMA 34 vs 2)
3 write (ECMA 34 vs 2)
9 read (ECMA 34 vs 1)
17 read, no check
(special)
1 read (ECMA 34 vs 2)
3 write (ECMA 34 vs 2)
7 write (ECMA 34 vs 2) with control read
9 read (ECMA 34 vs 1)
11 write (ECMA 34 vs 1)
15 write (ECMA 34 vs 1) with control read
17 read, no check
+4 added to a read mode causes continuous
reading
DKPO 1 read sequential
5 read random
3 write sequential
7 write random
11 write/read sequential
15 write/read random
FDO 1 read sequential
5 read random
17 read sequential nonskip
21 read random nonskip
3 write sequential
7 write random
11 write/read sequential
15 write/read random
+32 for logical position
PLT 3 interpret 4-bits output instruction
CPT 3 print characters
7 interpret first byte of block as CCW
15 output to VFU (6 lpi)
31 output to VFU (8 lpi)
SP 3 print characters
7 interpret first byte of block as CCW \f
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C_O_M_P_I_L_E_R_ _O_P_E_R_A_T_I_O_N_ _P_R_O_C_E_D_U_R_E_
Commands are underscored, messages not.
C_o_m_m_a_n_d_/_M_e_s_s_a_g_e_ E_x_p_l_a_n_a_t_i_o_n_
MUSIL READY compiler ready for commands
D_I_S_P_ display of parameter values
(here the standard values):
IN <PTR source file
OUT <PTP object file
LIST list file (here none)
INCOD codeprocedure file (here none)
NAME MAIN process name
IDENT ASCII ident (here none)
OPCOM TTY process operator device
MODIF modifications (here none)
I_N_I_T_ parameters set to standard
values
S_T_A_R_T_ compilation will start
Parameter Modification:
I_N_ _f_i_l_e_ e.g. <PTR, <MT0:3, TEXT:1
O_U_T_ _ _f_i_l_e_ e.g. <PTP, <MT1:1, OBJ:1
L_I_S_T_ _ _f_i_l_e_ e.g. <LPT, LIST:1
I_N_C_O_D_ _ _f_i_l_e_ e.g. <PTR, CODES:1
N_A_M_E_ _ _t_e_x_t_ 1 to 5 characters, e.g. EDIT
I_D_E_N_T_ _ _t_e_x_t_ 0 to 5 characters, e.g. EDNEW
O_P_C_O_M_ _ _d_e_v_i_c_e_ e.g. TTY, OCP, TTY1
M_O_D_I_F_ _ _l_e_t_t_e_r_s_ C for coroutines (process de-
scription structure), B for one
message buffer per share (in-
cluded in C), N for no process
description
file denotes a file. Files controlled
by drivers: < driver . Multifile
drivers: < driver : filenumber .
Files controlled by CAT(76):
filename or filename : drive
when other than drive 0.
text denotes an ASCII text. Up to 5
characters are significant.
device denotes an operator device driver
letters denote modifications
\f
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C_O_M_P_I_L_E_R_ _O_P_E_R_A_T_I_O_N_ _P_R_O_C_E_D_U_R_E_ (continued)
Drivers supported by the compiler are:
PTR, PTP, TTY, MT0, MT1, CDR, RDP,
CT0, CT1, FD0, FD1, LPT, CPT, SP.
Copy, inclusion of source texts from other files:
PRIME: BEGIN
source text
<COPY SEGM1
source text
<COPY SEGM2
source text
END
SEGM1: source text
<END
SEGM2: source text
<END
Code Conversion:
May be used in connection with source file, copy files,
and list file. Conversion table program names are:
CITAB for normal source file
CCTAB for copied source file(s)
CLTAB for list file
Command Error Messages:
ILLEGAL COMMAND command unknown
DRIVER MISSING driver or CAT (76)-system
missing
ILLEGAL DEVICE file cannot be used for input
or output
NO INPUT FILE input disc file does not exist
FILE NO MISSING filenumber for a multible file
driver is missing
ILLEGAL MODIF ITEM other MODIF letters than B, C or
N are used
Normal Messages During Compilation:
MUSIL COMPILER 3 written to list file at start
name name = process name
SIZE size written to list file at end,
if no errors in source text,
size = number of bytes.
***SIZE size no object file specified and
codeprocedure not included
\f
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C_O_M_P_I_L_E_R_ _O_P_E_R_A_T_I_O_N_ _P_R_O_C_E_D_U_R_E_ (continued)
Error Messages During Compilation:
file STATE status REP?
indicates status error on
file . Answer NO terminates
compilation, other answers cause
repetition of last operation.
COREOVERFLOW lack of core, compilation is
terminated
Error Messages During Codeprocedure Loading:
STATUS EM codeprocedure(s) missing
INCOD ERROR no INCOD device specified
END ERROR start block missing
SUM ERROR sumcheck error
ILL ERROR inconsistent block
Syntax Error Messages In the List File:
020202 number overflow in constant
020301 illegal character in source
030102 illegal use of nnn in string
040105 name conflict in CONST section
040205 name conflict in TYPE section
040302 syntax error in TYPE section, ident not
followed by =
040405 name conflict in VAR section
040602 procedure head not followed by a ;
050102 type is no identifier
050202 ( missing
050203 length undefined for string
050502 ) missing after string
050604 undefined type identifier. Note that a
name shall be declared before any use.
050702 improper termination of file specification
051002 field of structured type or too long
051102 incorrect use of FROM or integer field
starting at odd byte address
051205 name conflict in GIVEUP procedure
051304 conversion table undeclared
051406 conversion table type error
060206 multiple defined table
060302 variable not identifier, or multiple
060402 . is not followed by identifier or by un-
declared field
060504 identifier undefined
060606 type error with BYTE or WORD
060702 relational operator missing
061002 procedure statement missing )
061102 type error in procedure parameter
061306 illegal number of parameters
061406 type error with operator
061506 overflow of work registers, expression too
complex
\f
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C_O_M_P_I_L_E_R_ _O_P_E_R_A_T_I_O_N_ _P_R_O_C_E_D_U_R_E_ (continued)
Syntax Error Messages In the List File Which Cause
Skipping of Program Parts:
000040 syntax in section delimiter
000041 syntax in CONST section
000043 type specification incorrectly terminated
000044 variable declaration incorrect
000045 variable declaration incorrectly terminated
000046 procedure heading incorrect
000047 incorrect parameter format
000051 syntax in field list
000052 syntax in file declaration
000063 incomprehensible statement
000064 incorrect label declaration
000065 incomprehensible expression
L_I_S_T_ _O_F_ _R_E_S_E_R_V_E_D_ _M_U_S_I_L_ _W_O_R_D_S_
AND GOTO RECORD
REMOVEENTRY
BEGIN IF REPEAT
BINDEC INBLOCK REPEATSHARE
BYTE INCHAR
INITCAT SETENTRY
CHANGEENTRY INSERT SETPOSITION
CLOSE INTEGER SHIFT
CODEBODY STRING
CONV LOOKUPENTRY
CONVERT THEN
CONST MOVE TRANSFER
CREATEENTRY TRANSLATE
OF TYPE
DECBIN OPEN
DO OPIN UNTIL
OPMESS
ELSE OPSTATUS VAR
END OPTEST
EXTRACT OPWAIT WAITTRANSFER
OUTBLOCK WAITZONE
FILE OUTCHAR WHILE
FROM OUTTEXT WORD
GETREC PROCEDURE
GIVEUP PUTREC
For detailed information consult also
the RC 3600 Operating Guide.\f
A_S_C_I_I_ _C_O_D_E_ _T_A_B_L_E_
0 000 NUL 43 053 + 86 126 V Decimal
1 001 SOH 44 054 , 87 127 W Representation
2 002 STX 45 055 - 88 130 X
3 003 ETX 46 056 . 89 131 Y 7-Bit
4 004 EOT 47 057 / 90 132 Z Octal Code
5 005 ENQ 48 060 0 91 133
6 006 ACK 49 061 1 92 134 *** Character
7 007 BEL 50 062 2 93 135
8 010 BS 51 063 3 94 136
9 011 HT 52 064 4 95 137 Decimal
10 012 LF 53 065 5 96 140 Representation
11 013 VT 54 066 6 97 141 a
12 014 FF 55 067 7 98 142 b 7-Bit
13 015 CR 56 070 8 99 143 c Octal Code
14 016 SO 57 071 9 100 144 d
**15 017 SI 58 072 : 101 145 e Character
16 020 DLE 59 073 ; 102 146 f
17 021 DC1 60 074 103 147 g
18 022 DC2 61 075 = 104 150 h Decimal
19 023 DC3 62 076 105 151 i Representation
20 024 DC4 63 077 ? 106 152 j
21 025 NAK 64 100 107 153 k 7-Bit
22 026 SYN 65 101 A 108 154 l Octal Code
23 027 ETB 66 102 B 109 155 m
24 030 CAN 67 103 C 110 156 n Character
25 031 EM 68 104 D 111 157 o
26 032 SUB 69 105 E 112 160 p
27 033 ESC 70 106 F 113 161 q
28 034 FS 71 107 G 114 162 r
29 035 GS 72 110 H 115 163 s
30 036 RS 73 111 I 116 164 t
31 037 US 74 112 J 117 165 u
32 040 SP 75 113 K 118 166 v
33 041 ! 76 114 L 119 167 w
34 042 " 77 115 M 120 170 x
35 043 # 78 116 N 121 171 y
36 044 < 79 117 O 122 172 z
37 045 % 80 120 P 123 173
38 046 & 81 121 Q 124 174 ***
39 047 ' 82 122 R 125 175
40 050 ( 83 123 S 126 176
41 051 ) 84 124 T 127 177 DEL
42 052 * 85 125 U
** Special control characters.
Will be interpreted in accordance with actual device
specifications.
*** Reserved for national characters.
RCSL 42-i 0519\f
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CUST.NO. CREDIT LINE BALANCE EXCESS
AMOUNT PERCENT
192016 10000.00 11000.00 1000.00 10.0
201614 15000.00 20000.00 5000.00 33.3
211300 5000.00 10000.00 5000.00 100.0
211406 10000.00 16000.00 6000.00 60.0
220001 5000.00 7500.00 2500.00 50.0
TOTAL 45000.00 64500.00 19500.00 43.3 \f
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REMITTED
1 613449 132616 711.40 711.40
1 613500 113749 12.00 12.00
1 613816 214921 4310.10 81.23 4391.33
1 613999 175316 12789.02 234.38 13023.40
1 CASH 17822.52 315.61 18138.13
2 123 131139 411.00 411.00
2 124 113193 709.00 709.00
2 125 123476 12419.00 12419.00
2 GIRO 13539.00 13539.00
3 4916 210246 100.09 11.91 112.00
3 4917 161848 68.00 68.00
3 BANK 168.09 11.91 180.00
TOTAL 31529.61 327.52 31857.13
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INVOICE JOURNAL
DEPARTMENT 11 INV.DATA 11.10.77
INV. NO. CUST.NO. COMM.AMOUNT DISCOUNT ADDITION VAT INVOICE PROFIT
TOTAL
26181 113124 814.40 -22.25 122.16 936.56 215.41
26182 246479 1000.00 -27.75 8.00 150.00 1158.00 266.34
26183 217284 500.00 -24.12 75.00 575.00 132.25
26184 166821 2100.00 -52.30 52.50 315.00 2467.50 567.52
26185 223249 1900.00 -42.58 10.00 285.00 2195.00 504.85
26186 343637 541.50 -10.83 79.60 610.27 317.23
TOTAL 11.10.77 541.50 -10.83 00.00 79.60 610.27 317.23
TOTAL, INVOICE 6855.90 -179.83 70.50 1026.76 7942.33 2003.60
92976 343637 -651.50 13.03 -95.77 -734.24 -377.27
TOTAL 11.10.77 -651.50 13.03 00.00 -95.77 -734.24 -377.27
TOTAL CREDITADVICE -651.50 13.03 00.00 -95.77 -734.24 -377.27
TOTAL DEPT 11 6204.40 -166.80 70.50 930.99 7208.09 1626.33
DEPT 12
26186 5095 1273.00 190.95 1463.95 288.00
26187 90042 7600.00 1140.00 8740.00 1450.00
26188 33202 2688.00 403.20 3091.20 537.60
26189 33165 4250.00 637.50 4887.50 1000.74
TOTAL 11.10.77 15811.00 00.00 00.00 2371.65 18182.65 3277.14
TOTAL DEPT. 12 15811.00 00.00 00.00 2371.65 18182.65 3277.14
TOTAL 22015.40 -166.80 -70.50 3302.64 25390.74 4903.47 \f
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STOCK STOCK NO. NO. Y-M-DAY CODE SER.NO.
123 HINGE 218 A 319 416 97 801 11327 6 12 1 1
123 HINGE 218 A 319 416 97 9143 93426 313 77 12 30 1 1
124 HINGE 218 C 3000 8000 5000 1000 11327 3000 78 03 01 1 1
125 HINGE 221 X 198 199 1 1109 11327 50 78 06 01 1 1
126 HINGE 299 A 291 400 109 1110 11327 291 78 07 03 1 1
116439 FITTING 294-11N 912 1033 121 915 11324 316 77 10 03 1 6
116439 FITTING 294-11N 912 1033 121 1006 11324 584 77 11 01 1 12
116439 FITTING 294-11N 912 1033 121 1110 11327 12 78 07 03 1 2
117094 DOOR STOP B 36 14 170 156 915 11324 14 77 10 03 1 3
ORDER TYPE BACKORDER
COMM.NO. DESCRIPTION RESERVED PHYSICAL DIFF. ORDER NUMBER DELIV.TIME ORDER ORDER
STOCK STOCK NO. Y-M-DAY CODE SER.NO.
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191115 TERMINAL STRIP BK 4KRG 19522 1000 200 800 0
211319 TERM. STRIP SAKD 2.5 26952 1500 1300 200 0
222400 ELVIRA LEAD STRAP T18R 1900 1500 400 0
222409 ELVIRA LEAD STRAP T90R 500 500 0 \f
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70337 10 LOUDSPEAKER MINISTAR 234.00 2340.00
49401 12 LOUDSPEAKER SUPERSTAR 841.00 10092.00
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12432.00 220.00 12652.00 12652.00
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100, HOVEDVEJEN158, SVEAGATAN
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DELIVERY BEFORE 31.08.77
1 70337 10 PC LOUDSPEAKER MINISTARR 234.00 2340.00 1
2 49401 12 PC LOUDSPEAKER SUPERSTAR 841.00 10092.00 1
3 EXPORT PACKING 220.00 220.00 1
TOTAL 12652.00
DELIVERY BEFORE 31.12.77
4 23316 1 PC TV-SET C. 234-WHITE 3241.00 3241.00 2
5 98142 100 MTR COAXIAL CABLE 2.46 24.60 221.40 2
TOTAL 3462.40
Total, Gross Discount Addition Total, VAT excl. VAT Total
16139.00 24.60 220.00 16114.40 16114.40\f
DATASHEET MANUAL
Second Edition
A/S REGNECENTRALEN July 1978
Information Department RCSL 42 - i 0602\f
Author: Pia Wright
Technical Editor: Nikolai Bisgaard
Text Editor: Anders Marcussen
Copyright A/S Regnecentralen, 1978
Printed by A/S Regnecentralen, Copenhagen\f
Table of Contents
Introduction page 5
1 DATASHEET FUNCTIONS 6
2 GENERAL DATASHEET STRUCTURE7
2.1 Contents7
2.1.1 Keywords7
2.1.2 General7
2.1.3 Characteristics7
2.1.4 Specifications7
2.1.5 Dimensions7
2.2 Lay-out7
2.2.1 Print - Front page7
2.2.2 Print - Back page8
3 HARDWARE DATASHEETS9
3.1 Contents9
3.2 Lay-out9
3.2.1 Print - Front page9
3.2.2 Print - Back page10
4 PACKAGE DATASHEETS11
4.1 Contents11
4.2 Lay-out11
4.2.1 Print - Front page11
4.2.2 Print - Back page12
5 SOFTWARE DATASHEETS13
5.1 Contents13
5.2 Lay-out13
5.2.1 Print - Front page13
5.2.2 Print - Back page14
6 OUTPUT DATASHEETS15
6.1 Contents15
6.2 Lay-out15
6.2.1 Print - Front page15
7 APPLICATION REPORTS17
7.1 Contents17
7.2 Lay-out 17\f
7.2.1 Print - Front pagepage 18
7.2.2 Print - Back page 19
8PRESTIGE-LEAFLET20
8.1 Contents20
8.2 Lay-out20
8.2.1 Print - Front page20
8.2.2 Print - Back page21
F_\f
Introduction
This paper provides instruction for working out datasheets. The
information on all kinds of datasheets is divided into three
sections: a section for the writer, a section for the paste-up
artist and an example.
F_
Index
1 Datasheet functions
2 General datasheet structure
3 Hardware datasheets
4 Package datasheets
5 Software datasheets
6 Output datasheets
7 Application reports
8 Prestige datasheets \f
1Datasheet functions
The following is a description of the intended functions of
DATASHEETS.
Imagine a sales situation, where an RC sales representative is
in conference with the sales manager of a large firm, that
wishes to purchase a computer from Regnecentralen in order to
solve their - say - increasing administrative and/or bookkeeping
problems - but whatever the problems might be, RC's sales
representative is prepared.
So the sales representative is explaining a system, both the
hardware and software side, and how it can solve the firm's
problem. During the conversation the sales representative shows
the sales manager a few DATASHEETS - front page only to start
with - underlining/using the keywords also printed on the front
page.
This is very important, but it is in the first instance only
shown for a brief moment, to avoid distracting the sales
manager's attention from the sales representative. When the
sales representative feels he has explained everything in
question, he leaves the sales manager with several other
DATASHEETS concerning the system discussed. This gives the sales
manager a chance to study the DATASHEETS, which have technical
details on the back page. After a few days the sales represen-
tative will contact the sales manager and hopefully the firm has
made a decision so that the representative can follow this up
and send a folder with prices, further DATASHEETS etc., - to
stimulate this decision, and enable a final order.
The above should give an idea of how import DATASHEETS actually
are - and the fictive sales situation is to underline the
important f_u_n_c_t_i_o_n_s_ of DATASHEETS.
F_ \f
2General datasheet structure
2.1Contents
Having realized the function of a data sheet, it is evident
that the information on a data sheet should, in general, be
arranged in sections with an increasing technical level.
With the exception of application reports the writer can present
the information under a combination of headings chosen from the
following possibilities:
2.1.1K_e_y_w_o_r_d_s_. Keywords are placed on the front page. They are short
slogan like statements pointing out advantageous features of the
product.
2.1.2G_e_n_e_r_a_l_. This paragraph, which is always included, contains a
short non-technical description of the product.
2.1.3C_h_a_r_a_c_t_e_r_i_s_t_i_c_s_. This paragraph, which is optional, contains an
extension and elaboration of the general information aiming at a
reader with some technical background.
2.1.4S_p_e_c_i_f_i_c_a_t_i_o_n_. This paragraph, which is always included,
contains the exact technical data of the product. (Heat
dissipation in kJ/h as well as kCal/h and BTU/h.)
2.1.5 D_i_m_e_n_s_i_o_n_s_. This paragraph contains the physicalcharacte-
ristics of the product. Dimensions, in cm and inches, weight
in kg and lbs.
2.2Lay-out
P_A_P_E_R_. All RC Datasheets are printed on OMEGA COAT 145 gr size
A4.
2.2.1P_r_i_n_t_ _-_ _F_r_o_n_t_ _p_a_g_e_. The RC Logo has the following standards:
Height: 36 mm
Width: 36 mm
Colour: Black and Pantone 152
The positioning of typesetting, photo etc. on the front page is\f
within an area of 130 mm between 2 parallel borders of the colour
Pantone 152. The width of each border is 1.5 mm (4 pt) whereas
the length is to bleed off. The Logo is placed 22 mm (5 cis) from
the top edge and 5 mm (1 cis) from the left border (see example).
F_ To the right of the Logo is the main heading of the Datasheet.
The first line is set in 28 pt. Helvetica Medium Italic, the top
of the letters to correspond with the top of the Logo. The fol-
lowing lines are to be reduced under 28 pt. Helvetica Medium
Italic - if necessary, especially if there are 4 lines in the
heading. The overall area used here is 90 mm (20 cis) in width
and 36 mm (8 cis) in height with the letters justified to the
right.
K_E_Y_W_O_R_D_S_ are set in 11 pt. Univers Bold CAPITALS with double
spacing and a dot (1 mm) in front of each keyword.
The keywords and the P_H_O_T_O_, which corresponds with the main
heading and text of the datasheet should be placed well balanced
- at the artist's discretion/decision - on the front page. The
photo should be as big as possible in order to show small
details, and may then exceed the parallel borders and bottom
edge.
A small A_R_R_O_W_ (colour Pantone 152) is placed 4 mm (1 cis) outside
the right border and pointing to the right - the lower point of
the arrow being 10 mm (2 cis) from the bottom edge.
2.2.2 P_r_i_n_t_ _-_ _B_a_c_k_ _p_a_g_e_. The back page is mostly typewritten and
justified to the left within an area of 130 mm. The typeface used
here is 10 point Univers Medium, whereas the headings are typed
in 11 point Univers Bold Capitals.
An R_C_S_L_ number is to be placed vertically outside the right
border - 10 mm (2 cis) from the bottom edge. Typeface 10 point
Univers Medium and printed in the colour Pantone 152.
Next to the RCSL number in the same typeface is to be set the
following sentence: 'This datasheet is of a summary nature and
specifications are subject to change without prior notice'. The
colour to be the same as the vertical lines of the datasheet. \f
3Hardware datasheet
3.1Contents
On hardware datasheets qualities as ease of operation,
compatibility and of course technical advantages should be
emphasized.
The front page has a photo of the device and 4-10 keywords.
On the back page the following headings are to be used:
G_e_n_e_r_a_l_. A short description stating the functions, range of
application, and advantages of the product.
C_h_a_r_a_c_t_e_r_i_s_t_i_c_s_ (optional). An extension and elaboration of the
General paragraph, stating mode of operation, structure,
optional features, and similar technical details.
S_p_e_c_i_f_i_c_a_t_i_o_n_s_. Exact technical data.
D_i_m_e_n_s_i_o_n_s_. Physical characteristics of the product.
3.2Lay-out
P_a_p_e_r_. To be printed on OMEGA COAT 145 gr size A4.
3.2.1P_r_i_n_t_ _-_ _F_r_o_n_t_ _p_a_g_e_. The RC Logo has the following standards:
Height: 36 mm
Width: 36 mm
Colour: Black and Pantone 152
The positioning and typesetting, photo on the front page is
within an area of 130 mm between 2 parallel borders of the
colour Pantone 152. The width of each border is 1.5 mm (4 pt),
whereas the length is to bleed off. The Logo is placed 22 mm (5
cis) from the top edge and 5 mm (1 cis) from the left border.
To the right of the Logo is the main heading of the Datasheet.
The first line is set in 28 pt. Helvetica Medium Italic, the top
of the letters to correspond with the top of the Logo. The fol-
lowing lines are 28 pt. Helvetica Medium Italic. If necessary,
they are to be reduced especially if there are 4 lines in the\f
heading. The overall area used here is 90 mm (20 cis) in width
and 36 mm (8 cis) in height with the letters justified to the
right. K_E_Y_W_O_R_D_S_ are set in 11 pt. Univers Bold CAPITALS with
double spacing and a dot (1 mm) in front of each keyword.
The keywords and the P_H_O_T_O_, which corresponds with the main
heading and text of the datasheet should be placed well balanced
- at the artist's discretion/decision - on the front page. The
photo should be as big as possible in order to show small
details, and may then exceed the parallel borders and bottom
edge.
A small A_R_R_O_W_ (colour Pantone 152) is placed 4 mm (1 cis)
outside the right border and pointing to the right - the lower
point of the arrow being 10 mm (2 cis) from the bottom edge.
3.2.2P_r_i_n_t_ _-_ _B_a_c_k_ _p_a_g_e_. The back page is mostly typewritten and
justified to the left within an area of 130 mm. The typeface
used here is 10 point Univers Medium, whereas the headings used
are typed in 11 point Univers Bold Capitals.
An R_C_S_L_ number is to be placed vertically outside the right
border - 10 mm (2 cis) from the bottom edge. Typeface 10 point
Univers Medium and printed in the colour Pantone 152.
Next to the RCSL number in the same typeface is to be set the
following sentence: 'This datasheet is of a summary nature and
specifications are subject to change without prior notice'. The
colour to be the same as the vertical lines of the datasheet.
F_ \f
4Package Datasheet
4.1Contents
When writing about Packages emphasis should be laid on ease of
operation, compatibility and flexibility rather than the
technical details inside the package.
Front page: Drawing and Keywords.
Back page: G_e_n_e_r_a_l_ Short description stating
the functions, range of
application, andadvan-
tages of the product.
C_h_a_r_a_c_t_e_r_i_s_t_i_c_s_ Extension and elaboration
of the "general"para-
graph. Stating, mode of
operation, structure,
optional feature, and
similar technical
details.
S_p_e_c_i_f_i_c_a_t_i_o_n_s_ Exact technical data.
D_i_m_e_n_s_i_o_n_s_ Physical characteristics.
4.2Lay-out
P_a_p_e_r_. To be printed on OMEGA COAT 145 gr size A4.
4.2.1P_r_i_n_t_ _-_ _F_r_o_n_t_ _p_a_g_e_. The RC Logo has the following standards:
Height: 36 mm
Width: 36 mm
Colour: Black and Pantone 152
The positioning of typesetting, photo etc. on the front page is
within an area of 130 mm between 2 parallel borders of the
colour Pantone 152. The width of each border is 1.5 mm (4 pt)
whereas the length is to bleed off. The Logo is placed 22 mm (5
cis) from the top edge and 5 mm (1 cis) from the left border
(see example). To the right of the Logo is the main heading of\f
the Datasheet. The first line is set in 28 pt. Helvetica Medium
Italic, the top of the letters to correspond with the top of the
Logo. The following lines are to be reduced under 28 pt. Helveti-
ca Medium Italic if necessary, especially if there are 4 lines
in the heading. The overall area used here is 90 mm (20 cis) in
width and 236 mm (52 cis) in height with the letters justified
to the right.
K_E_Y_W_O_R_D_S_ are set in 11 pt. Univers Bold CAPITALS with double
spacing and a dot (1 mm dia) in front of each keyword - all
justified to the left.
The keywords and the D_R_A_W_I_N_G_S_, which correspond with the main
heading and text of the datasheet should be placed well balanced
- at the artist's discretion/decision - on the front page. The
photos may exceed the parallel borders and bottom edge, if
necessary so long as the main picture is not disfigured.
A small A_R_R_O_W_ (colour Pantone 152) is placed 4 mm (1 cis)
outside the right border and pointing to the right - lower point
of the arrow being 10 mm (2 cis) from the bottom edge.
4.2.2P_r_i_n_t_ _-_ _B_a_c_k_ _p_a_g_e_. The back page is mostly typewritten and it is
very important to remember that there are no parallel lines on
this page. It is therefore written in 2 columns, 18 cis wideand
typeface for the text is 10 point Medium Univers and for the
heading 11 point Univers Bold Capitals.
An R_C_S_L_ number is to be placed vertically on the right of the
Logo - 10 mm from the bottom edge. Typeface 10 point Univers
Medium and printed in the colour Pantone 152.
Next to the RCSL number in the same typeface is to be set the
following sentence: 'This datasheet is of a summary nature and
specifications are subject to change without prior notice'. The
colour to be the same as the vertical lines of the datasheet. \f
5 Software data sheets
5.1Contents
The software to be described can be basis software, application
systems and application modules.
Front page: Illustrative drawing.
G_e_n_e_r_a_l_ Short description of the
system stating main
features and range of
application.
Back page:
C_h_a_r_a_c_t_e_r_i_s_t_i_c_s_ Structure, mode of
operation and exhaustive
list of features.
S_p_e_c_i_f_i_c_a_t_i_o_n_s_ If possible exact details
of the systems may be
stated under thisheading.
5.2Lay-out
P_A_P_E_R_. To be printed on OMEGA COAT 145 gr size A4.
5.2.1P_r_i_n_t_ _-_ _F_r_o_n_t_ _p_a_g_e_. The RC Logo has the following standards:
Height: 36 mm
Width: 36 mm
Colour: Black and Pantone 152
The positioning of typesetting and drawing on the front page is
within an area of 130 mm between 2 parallel borders of the
colour Pantone 152. The width of each border is 1.5 mm (4 pt),
whereas the length is to bleed off. The Logo is placed 22 mm (5
cis) from the top edge and to the right hereof is the main
heading of the datasheet, set in 28 point Helvetica Medium
Italic. In this case the heading is to read SYSTEM 80. The
overall area used here is 90 mm in width justified to the right,
and the top and bottom line must not exceed the size of the
Logo.\f
A D_R_A_W_I_N_G_ or other illustrative description in relation to the
mainheading and text is to be placed under the Logo at the
artist's decision.
The text is to be set in 10 point Univers Medium, the heading
set in 11 point Univers Bold Capitals.
The information/T_E_X_T_ on both the front and back page can be
divided into 4 sections, but let us start with the front page,
where the heading should be:
G_E_N_E_R_A_L_. This paragraph might continue to the back page. A small
A_R_R_O_W_ (colour Pantone 152) is placed 4 mm (1 cis) outside the
right border and pointing to the right - the lower point of the
arrow being 10 mm (2 cis) from the bottom edge.
5.2.2P_r_i_n_t_ _-_ _B_a_c_k_ _p_a_g_e_. The back page is all typewritten and
justified to the left within an area of 130 mm. The typeface
used is 10 point Univers Medium, whereas the headings used are
typed in 11 point Univers Bold Capitals.
An R_C_S_L_ number is to be placed vertically outside the right
border - 10 mm from the bottom edge. Typeface 10 point Univers
Medium and printed in the colour Pantone 152.
Next to the RCSL number in the same typeface is to be set the
following sentence: 'This datasheet is of a summary nature and
specifications are subject to change without prior notice'. The
colour to be the same as the vertical lines of the datasheet.
F_\f
6 OUTPUT DATASHEETS
6.1 Contents
An overall description of the output together with a general
description of the use of the output. The illustration and
description varies, depending on the nature of the manual or
datasheet in which it is used.
Front page: Example of output
General: Short description of the output
stating main features and use of
output.
Back page: n/a (not applicable).
6.2 Lay-out
P_A_P_E_R_._ To be printed on 145 gr OMEGA COAT.
6.2.1 P_r_i_n_t_ _-_ _F_r_o_n_t_ _p_a_g_e_. The RC Logo has the following standards:
Height: 36 mm
Width: 36 mm
Colour: The 'r' to be black and the 'c' to
be pantone 152
The positioning of typesetting, set in 10 point Univers Medium,
on the front page is within an area of 130 mm between 2 parallel
borders, which are pantone 152. The width of each border is 1.5
mm (4 pt), whereas the length is to bleed off. The Logo is plac-
ed 22 mm (5 cis) from the top edge and to the right hereof is
the main heading of the datasheet set in 28 point Helvetica Me-
dium Italic. The overall area used here is 90 mm in width justi-
fied to the right and the top and bottom line must not exceed
the size of the Logo.
The illustration of the output in relation to the main heading
and text is to be placed under the Logo at the artist's
discretion and may exceed the parallel borders. The illustration
is to be screened with 40 L/CME.
\f
7Application Reports
7.1Contents
In the main text, which starts under the heading P_R_O_B_L_E_M_, the
writer describes the user and the size of the operation. Then he
describes the major problem facing the user, the reasons for it,
and the consequences and how previous attempts (perhaps) were
made by the user to solve the problem and why they proved
unsatisfactory.
R_E_Q_U_I_R_E_M_E_N_T_S_ - This section states the user's requirements
for a system that would solve the problem
satisfactorily.
S_O_L_U_T_I_O_N_ - This section simply states that the user has
now installed one or more ofRegnecentra-
len's systems and describes the performance
of its functions.
R_E_S_U_L_T_S_ - This section states the actual results
achieved through use of the system in
question expressed in percentages, for
example a 50% reduction in document turnout
- with direct quotations from the user,
taken from a personal interview.
The above headings should really be used in every application
report, but depending on the company and system used for an
application, it is up to the writer to use these headings as
much as possible. If, however, they do not fit in at all, then
the writer must invent his own headings in reference to the
company and system he is describing. Therefore an application
report is very much left to the writer's imagination so long as
he is able to fill both the front and most of the back page with
text.
7.2Lay-out
P_A_P_E_R_. To be printed on OMEGA COAT 145 gr size A4.
7.2.1P_r_i_n_t_ _-_ _F_r_o_n_t_ _p_a_g_e_. The RC Logo has the following standards:
\f
Height: 36 mm
Width: 36 mm
Colour: Black and Pantone 152
The positioning of typesetting and photos is within an area of
130 mm between 2 parallel borders of the colour Pantone 152.
The width of eachborder is 1.5 mm (4 pt), whereas the length
is to bleed off. The Logo is placed 22 mm (5 cis) from the top
edge and to the right hereof is the main heading of the appli-
cation report set in 28 point Helvetica Medium Italic. The
overall area used here is 90 mm width justified to the right,
and the top and bottom line must not exceed the size of the
Logo. The wording in the main heading is, the first line the
name of the system, for example RC 3600, and on the next line(s)
the name of the company, who has bought the system. (See
example.)
Approximately 10 mm (4 cis) under the Logo in outlined black
boxes are to be placed photos of the company and system de-
scribed and if available the Logo of the company itself. This
collage of photos may vary in size length-wise but lines up with
the Logo of RC and the main heading, thus not exceeding the
parallel borders.
The text on the front page begins 10 mm (4 cis) under the photos
with 3 (three) headings:
INDUSTRY COMPANY APPLICATIONS
F.ex. Banking Name and address of keywords, which
Service Bureau the company describes the
overall functions
of the system
installed.
A_l_l_ _h_e_a_d_i_n_g_s_ _a_r_e_ _s_e_t_ _i_n_ _1_1_ _p_o_i_n_t_ _U_n_i_v_e_r_s_ _B_o_l_d_ _C_a_p_i_t_a_l_s_. The rest
of the text is set in 10 point Univers Medium.
A small A_R_R_O_W_ (colour Pantone 152) is placed 4 mm (1 cis)
outside the right border and pointing to the right - the lower
point of the arrow being 10 mm (2 cis) from the bottom edge.
7.2.2P_r_i_n_t_ _-_ _B_a_c_k_ _p_a_g_e_. The back page is mostly typewritten and
justified to the left within an area of 130 mm. The typeface\f
used here is 10 point Univers Medium, whereas the headings are
typed in 11 point Univers Bold Capitals.
An RCSL number is to be placed vertically outside the right
border - 10 mm (2 cis) from the bottom edge. Typeface 10 point
Univers Medium and printed in the colour Pantone 152.
Next to the RCSL number in the same typeface is to be set the
following sentence: 'This datasheet is of a summary nature and
specifications are subject to change without prior notice'. The
colour to be the same as the vertical lines of the datasheet.
F_\f
8 PRESTIGE-LEAFLET
8.1 Contents
The Prestige-Leaflet contains descriptions of Historical
Highlights, Hardware, Software, selected Application Reports,
Keywords from the Annual Report, Customers etc., all in the form
of datasheets. The Prestige-Leaflet will be made up by specially
produced pages as well as normal datasheets and application
reports.
8.2 Lay-out - for specially produced datasheets.
P_A_P_E_R_. To be printed on OMEGA COAT 145 gr size A4.
8.2.1 P_r_i_n_t_ _-_ _F_r_o_n_t_ _p_a_g_e_. The RC Logo has the following standards:
Height: 36 mm
Width: 36 mm
Colour: Black and Pantone 152
The positioning of typesetting and photos is within an area of
130 mm between 2 parallel borders of the colour Pantone 152. The
width of each border is 1.5 mm (4 pt), whereas the length is to
bleed off. The Logo is placed 22 mm (5 cis) from the top edge
and to the right hereof is the main heading of the datasheet,
which in some cases is to read HIGHLIGHTS, and set in 60 point
Futura Display. The overall area used here is 90 mm in width
justified to the right, and the top and bottom line must not
exceed the size of the Logo. Under the heading e.g. HIGHLIGHTS
the years, f.ex. 1962 - 1968 is to be set in 28 point Helvetica
Medium Italic. (See example.)
Approximately 10 mm (4 cis) under the Logo the text and photos
are to be placed at the artist's decision. The text is to be set
in 10 point Univers Medium. The individual photos are either
black/white or colour - depending on the nature and age of the
photo in question. Under each photo is a text set in 6 point
Univers Medium Italic.
The numbers indicating the years described, are to be placed on
the left side of the orange border and set in 16 point Helvetica
Medium Italic. (See example.)\f
8.2.2 P_r_i_n_t_ _-_ _B_a_c_k_ _p_a_g_e_. The back page is similar to the front page in
relation to the text and photos. The typeface used is 10 point
Univers Medium, set within an area of 130 mm and justified to
the left. The numbers indicating the years described are to be
placed on the right side of the orange border and set in 16
point Univers Medium.
An RCSL number is to be placed outside the orange border,
vertically and where space is available. Typeface is 10 point
Univers Medium and the colour used is Pantone 152.\f
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Ballerup, May 1981.
To: RC customers
Re: RC8000 System,
Operating Guide,
_ _ _ _U_p_-_d_a_t_i_n_g_._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
The operating guide(s) forwarded with this letter we kindly ask you to
file in the document package labelled:
RC8000 SYSTEM - OPERATING GUIDE - DLI 015.
The operating guide(s) should be filed in the section 2 of the package;
filing order should be the RC product numbers.
Thank you!
Yours truely,
RC COMPUTER
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Ballerup, May 1981.
To: RC customers
Re: RC8000 System,
Operating Guide,
_ _ _ _U_p_-_d_a_t_i_n_g_._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
The operating guide(s) forwarded with this letter we kindly ask you to
file in the document package labelled:
RC8000 SYSTEM - OPERATING GUIDE - DLI 015.
The operating guide(s) should be filed in the section 3 of the package;
filing order should be the RC product numbers.
Thank you!
Yours truely,
RC COMPUTER
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