SINTRAN III/CAMAC communication - Revision history

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2014-07-23T21:50:24Z

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2012-07-17T22:38:49Z

Monitor Calls: updated text for MON 154

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	MON 154 ASSIG		MON 154 ASSIG
	~~T = graded~~ LAM Assigns a graded LAM in the CAMAC ident table to a logical number in the logical number table		CALL ASSIG (<logical no>, <grated LAM>, <crate no>)
	~~A = logical unit no~~.		Assigns a graded LAM in the CAMAC ident table to a logical number in the logical number table.
	(A = 0 is used for high		Note that LAM 0 (<grated LAM> = 0) is used for high priority interrupts on level 13.
	priority on level 13)
	~~D = crate no~~.
	~~Return:~~
	~~A = -1 means wrong parameter~~

	The calls CAMAC, GL, LMASK and CONTR handle their <value> parameter as an integer if bit 15 in the <crate no> parameter is set, otherwise, <value> is treated as a real number.		The calls CAMAC, GL, LMASK and CONTR handle their <value> parameter as an integer if bit 15 in the <crate no> parameter is set, otherwise, <value> is treated as a real number.

2012-07-17T22:33:39Z

Monitor Calls: corrected an obvious error in the description of MON 153

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	CALL IOXN (<value>, <flag>, <device no>)		CALL IOXN (<value>, <flag>, <device no>)
	Issues direct IOX commands.		Issues direct IOX commands.
	If <flag> >= 0, an ~~output~~ transfer is executed and the information is returned in <value>.		If <flag> >= 0, an input transfer is executed and the information is returned in <value>.
	If <flag> < 0, an output transfer is executed, and the output information must be in <value> before the call.		If <flag> < 0, an output transfer is executed, and the output information must be in <value> before the call.
	Return: <flag> = 0, OK		Return: <flag> = 0, OK

2012-07-17T22:32:29Z

Monitor Calls: updated text for MON 153

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	MON 153 IOXN		MON 153 IOXN
	~~A = data if write Executes a signle~~ IOX ~~instruction~~		CALL IOXN (<value>, <flag>, <device no>)
	D = ~~IOX code (2000 octal~~ < D < ~~4000 octal)~~		Issues direct IOX commands.
	Return:		If <flag> >= 0, an output transfer is executed and the information is returned in <value>.
	A = ~~data if read~~		If <flag> < 0, an output transfer is executed, and the output information must be in <value> before the call.
			Return: <flag> = 0, OK
			<flag> = 24, NOT OK

	MON 154 ASSIG		MON 154 ASSIG

2012-07-17T22:26:39Z

Monitor Calls: updated text for MON 150

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	MON 150 GL		MON 150 GL
	~~A = -1 read last ident Reads the~~ GL ~~register or the last CAMAC ident number~~		CALL GL (<value>, <flag>, <crate no>)
	A <> ~~-1 read GL register~~		Reads graded LAM status. The status is returned in <value>.
	~~D =~~ crate no. in ~~bit position 6-9~~		If <crate no> = 1 on the entry, the last IDENT code is returned as an integer in <value>.
	~~Return:~~		Return: <flag> = 0, OK
	~~A = last ident if A~~ = -1 on entry		<flag> = 24, NOT OK
	A = ~~GL reg. if A~~ <> ~~-1 on entry~~

	MON 151 LMASK		MON 151 LMASK

2012-07-17T22:21:28Z

Monitor Calls: replacing 'sub ' with '<sub '

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	MON 147 CAMAC		MON 147 CAMAC
	CALL CAMAC (<value>, <flag>, <crate no>, <station>, < sub address>, <function>)		CALL CAMAC (<value>, <flag>, <crate no>, <station>, <sub address>, <function>)
	Operates the CAMAC (executes NAF). If <function> is clear, the contents of COST are returned in <value>.		Operates the CAMAC (executes NAF). If <function> is clear, the contents of COST are returned in <value>.
	If <function> is read, data is returned in <value>.		If <function> is read, data is returned in <value>.

2012-07-17T22:13:25Z

Monitor Calls: updated text for MON 147

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	MON 147 CAMAC		MON 147 CAMAC
	~~T = data if write~~ Operates the CAMAC (executes NAF)		CALL CAMAC (<value>, <flag>, <crate no>, <station>, < sub address>, <function>)
	A = ~~NAF~~		Operates the CAMAC (executes NAF). If <function> is clear, the contents of COST are returned in <value>.
	~~(bit~~ 0-4 = ~~function)~~		If <function> is read, data is returned in <value>.
	~~(bit 5-8~~ = ~~subaddress)~~		For clear and read functions, <flag> must be >= 0 on entry.
	(bit ~~9-13 = station)~~		If function is write, data must be in <value> and <flag> must be > 0 before the call.
	~~D =~~ crate no. ~~in bit positions 6-9~~		Return: <flag> = 0, OK
	~~Return:~~		<flag> = 24, NOT OK
	~~T = data if read~~		If bit 15 in <crate no> is set equal to one, <value> is treaded as integer instead of floating.
	~~X = status~~

	MON 150 GL		MON 150 GL

2012-07-17T12:28:40Z

Monitor Calls: added notes.

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	Return:		Return:
	A = -1 means wrong parameter		A = -1 means wrong parameter

			The calls CAMAC, GL, LMASK and CONTR handle their <value> parameter as an integer if bit 15 in the <crate no> parameter is set, otherwise, <value> is treated as a real number.

			Note: for use with [[MAC]], standard [[FORTRAN]] parameter communication is applied.

	== CAMAC Library ==		== CAMAC Library ==

2012-07-17T12:23:26Z

Monitor Calls: added MON 152

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	CALL LMASK (<value>, <flag>, <crate no>)		CALL LMASK (<value>, <flag>, <crate no>)
	Reads and writes MASK.		Reads and writes MASK.
	If <flag> >= 0, the ~~maskin~~ is read and returned in <value>.		If <flag> >= 0, the mask is read and returned in <value>.
	If <flag> < 0, the contents of <value> are written to the mask.		If <flag> < 0, the contents of <value> are written to the mask.
			Return: <flag> = 0, OK
			<flag> = 24, NOT OK

			MON 152 CONTR
			CALL CONTR(<value>, <flag>, <crate no>)
			Reads and writes COST (control / status register).
			If <flag> >= 0, the COST is read and returned in <value>.
			If <flag> < 0, the contents of <value> are written to COST.
	Return: <flag> = 0, OK		Return: <flag> = 0, OK
	<flag> = 24, NOT OK		<flag> = 24, NOT OK

2012-07-17T12:19:23Z

Monitor Calls: added MON 151

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	A = last ident if A = -1 on entry		A = last ident if A = -1 on entry
	A = GL reg. if A <> -1 on entry		A = GL reg. if A <> -1 on entry

			MON 151 LMASK
			CALL LMASK (<value>, <flag>, <crate no>)
			Reads and writes MASK.
			If <flag> >= 0, the maskin is read and returned in <value>.
			If <flag> < 0, the contents of <value> are written to the mask.
			Return: <flag> = 0, OK
			<flag> = 24, NOT OK

	MON 153 IOXN		MON 153 IOXN