IBM 129 Instructions d'utilisation et d'installation

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Card Data RecDrder/MachineDescriPtion GA22·6980·1

Preface

This publication has

been

prepared primarily

for

the

experienced

operator

the

IBM

Card Punch

and

the

IBM

Card Verifier.

is designed

be used as a

reference document

the

operator

position

the IBM

129

Card Data Recorder.

This description briefly defines

the

machine character-

istics, capabilities,

and

special features.

addition,

contains operating information

and

procedures.

Second Edition (April

1971)

This

a major revision of, and obsoletes, GA22-6980-0.

This manual should be reviewed in its entirety. Changes are

continually made

the

specifications herein; any such

changes will be reported in subsequent revisions.

Requests for copies

IBM

pUblications should be made

your

IBM

representative

the

IBM

branch office serving

your locality.

This manual has been prepared

the

IBM Systems

Development Division,

Product

Publications, Dept. B98, PO

Box 390, Poughkeepsie, N.Y. 12602. A form for readers'

comments

provided

the

back

this pUblication.

the

form has been removed, comments may

sent

the

above address. Comments become

property

IBM.

1970,1971

Notes:

1. This document describes

the

Model 3 (punch-print-

verify) machine, which has a single combination punch/

read station. The Model 1 also has a combination

station. Initial Model 2 machines (punch-print) have a

separate punch

station

and read station, similar

the

IBM

29 Card Punch. Model 2 machines with serial

numbers 2xxxx and higher will have a single combina-

tion

punch/read station,

the

same as

the

Model 1 and 3

machines.

All operations are

the

same

all Model 2 machines,

whether

they

have

the

separate read and

punch

stations

the

combination punch/read station.

2. This document states.

that

column indicator shows

when a correction card should be

punched

in verify

mode

Models 1 and 3. (See

"Column

Indicator,"

"VER

CORR (Verify Correction) Key," "Verify a

Card,"

and

"Punch

a Verify Correction Card.") This

indication will

not

be available on initial shipment

Modell

and 3 machines;

will be provided

machines

with serial numbers

2xxxx

and higher.

On initial Model 1

and

3 machines,

without

the

indication, column indicator will show

for

the

preceding situation. All operations

are

the same for all

machines; only

the

indication

the column indicator

different.

Contents

Introduction

CLEAR

Switch

(Momentary

Operating Procedures

Standard

Features

4 Spring

Loaded)

Power

Special

Features

4 REC BKSP

(Record

Backspace)

Store

a Program (Program

Load)

Data

Storage

Pushbutton

Punch

Out

a Program

Punch

Card

Operating Features 6 Keyboard Controls

Read

Data.

.20

Column

Indicator

Keyboard

11 Verify a Card 20

Card Release

Pushbutton

FEED

(Card

Feed)

Key

Punch

a Verify

Correction

Card

Punch/Read

and

Eject

Stations

REG

(Register) Key

Add

Punch

Card

Stacker

7 SKIP Key.

Repunch

(Make Over) a

Card.

Card

Count

Scale . 7

REL

(Release) Key 11 Replace

the

Ribbon

(Models 2

and

Stacker

Stop

Switch.

Data

Keys (Alpha, Numeric, Remove a Card

Jam

Card

Hopper

7 Special

Character,

Space)

Card

Information

Unit

PROG

SEL

(Program

Select)

Key .

Acoustic Cover 24

Combination

Punch/Read

Unit

ALPHA

(Alphabetic

Shift)

Key

Keyboard

Lockup

Recovery 24

Keyboard

Console

7 NUMERIC

(Numeric

Shift)

Key

Special Features

Summary

Keyboard

CHAR

BKSP (Character 26

Chip

Box

7 Backspace) Key

Production

Statistics.

Mainline

Switch

FIELD/WORD

BKSP

(Field/Word

Keystroke

Counter

Backspace) Key .

Card

Counter

•

Console Controls . 8 MULT PCH (Multiple

Punch)

Key.

Verify

Correction

Keystroke

Keyboard

Console 8

VER/DUP

(Verify-or

Duplicate)

Counter.

Punchout

Procedure

PUNCH/VERIFY

Switch

Key

......

Accumulate

(Models 1

and

3) . 8

BLANK

COLUMNS/LEFT

ZERO

Column

Indicator

. 8

CTRL

(Control)

Key

Additional

Accumulate

Program

AUTO

SKIP/DUP

Switch

VER

CORR

(Verify

Correction)

Levels . 29

VERIFY

Light

. 9 Key

Self-checking

Number

Device.

REC ADV

(Record

Advance)/

VER

RES

(Verify

Reset)

Key

Modulus

CARD

FEED

Switch

Modulus

11 .

.30

PROGRAM

MODE

(Rotary

Direct

Punch

Control

Dial)

Switch

9 Graphics

and

Card

Codes.

Verify

Read

Control.'

.32

Switch

(Models 2

and

9 Program Card

Codes.

Extended

Reading

Board

CHARACTER

MODE

Switch

9 Card Visibility

and

Printing

Expansion

Feature

READ

Pushbutton.

Data

Card

Codes

and

Graphics

Index

Introduction

The

IBM

129 Card Data Recorders are key-entry, card

punching and verifying machines with both data and

program storage used

prepare standard 80-column cards

for data processing.

The

IBM

129 Card Data Recorders are available in three

models:

Model 1: Punch

Model

Punch

Model 3: Punch Print

STANDARD

FEATURES

Verify

• Two 80-position storage units plus program storage.

•

Key

data simultaneously with auto functions.

• Six program levels plus

"no

format"

leveL

• Keyed input error correction and correction punching.

• Immediate error correction and correction punching

during verification (Models 1 and 3).

• Character, field, word, and record backspace_

• Automatic left-zero

left-blank insertion.

• Program read-in and punchout.

129 Card Data Recorder/Machine Description 4

• Data read for duplicating and card makeover.

• A 48/64-character keyboard mode switch.

• A 29 type interlocked keyboard.

• Column indicator located

keyboard.

• A 64-character set for printing (Models 2 and 3).

• ASCII graphics available for keyboard and printing.

SPECIAL

FEATURES

The following special features are described under "Special

Features Summary":

• Production Statistics.

• Accumulate.

• Additional Accumulate Program Levels.

• Self-checking Number Device (Modulus 10 or 11).

• Direct Punch Control.

• Verify Read Control.

• Extended Reading Board.

• Expansion Feature.

DATA

STORAGE

The

129

Card Data Recorder contains input and

output

sections

data storage. Each storage section can store

characters

columns

card information recorded in

electronic form. Data keyed for punching is

stored

(recorded) in input storage. The column indicator shows

the

input storage position where the next character

recorded.

a character

keyed incorrectly, the machine

can be backspaced and the correct character can

keyed.

Rekeying erases

the

incorrect character in input storage

and

records

the

corrected character. After a card data record

complete in

input

storage,

is transferred

output

storage

and

then

punched

in a card. While

the

card

being

punched from

output

storage, the

card record can be

keyed into

input

storage. (See Figure 1.)

For duplicating, data from

the

record in

output

storage

transferred

input

storage

and

becomes part

the input

record.

In a verify operation,

the

punched card

be verified

read into

input

storage,

and

the keyed data

compared

with the data read into input storage. Errors can be

corrected in input storage by a correction routine, and a

correction card can be punched immediately after comple-

tion

each record verification. For verify duplicating, data

output

storage

compared with data in

input

storage.

Output

Storoge

Input

Storage

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Column

Indicator

Figure 1.

Input

and

Output

Storage

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Duplicating

Introduction 5

129

Card Data Recorder/Machine Description 6

Operating Features

Figure

IBM

129

Card Data Recorder Model 3 (Punch-Print-Verify)

See Figure 2 for location

following components.

• COLUMN INDICATOR

The column indicator,

keyboard console, shows next

card column to be keyed. Refer

this indicator as a guide

for spacing

backspacing

a particular column.

• CARD RELEASE PUSHBUTTON

The card release pushbutton permits manual removal

card from punch/read station.

• ePUNCH/READ AND EJECT STATIONS

Models 1 and 3 (verify capability) have

a_combination

punch/read unit

punch station, and only a card eject

mechanism at

the

unused read location. Initial Model 2

machines have a separate0 punch anderead station;

later Model 2 machines have the combination punch/read

station.

o CARD STACKER

• CARD COUNT SCALE

• STACKER STOP SWITCH

The card stacker holds approximately 500 cards and has a

convenientecard

count scale. A full stacker operates

Gstacker

stop switch

that

interlocks

the

card feed.

However, power

not turned

off

and operation may

continue when cards are removed from stacker.

• CARD HOPPER

The card hopper holds approximately 500 cards. Cards are

placed in the hopper, in front

sliding pressure plate, face

forward, with 9-edge down.

o PRINT UNIT

The 64-character set print unit

only on Models 2 and 3.

e COMBINATION PUNCH/READ UNIT

• KEYBOARD CONSOLE

The keyboard console contains operating switches and

controls.

_KEYBOARD

The keyboard contains keys for a 64-character set and for

control

machine. The keyboard pivots for convenience.

eCHIPBOX

The chip box

under the desk

top

below

the

keyboard,

and it should be emptied daily.

• MAINLINE SWITCH

The mainline switch is

front right-hand side

cabinet

under the keyboard.

When

mainline switch is turned on,

machine

ready for use, in program level

When this

switch

turned off, all programs and data are reset

blanks.

Operating Features 7

129 Card Data Recorder/Machine Description 8

Console Controls

PUNCH

AUTO

C C C C C Q

m I

VERIFY

OFF

MANUAL

OFF

AUTO CHARACTER

REC/CARD

SKIP/DUP AD\{, FEED PROGRAM MODE PRINT MODE CLEAR

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Figure

Keyboard Console

KEYBOARD CONSOLE

See

Figure 3 for location

following controls and

indicators.

PUNCH/VERIFY Switch (Models 1

and

When PUNCH/VERIFY switch is set

PUNCH, machine

operates as a punch. When PUNCH/VERIFY

set to

VERIFY, machine operates as a verifier

This switch should

be set only when card bed

clear and column indicator

shows 01.

;

ll1

Column

Indicator

The column indicator shows the position

input storage

that

will receive the next character. Column indicator

shows 00 when REC ADV/CARD FEED

set

MANUAL

and input buffer

complete; shows 88 when a field or

record must be reverified in verify mode; shows

when

correction card should

punched in verify mode; and

advances to 01

next record when REC

ADV

/CARD

FEED

set to AUTO,

when at 00 and manual program

selection

made.

AUTO SKIP/DUP Switch

When AUTO SKIP/DUP

ON, programmed auto skip/dup

fields operate automatically at electronic speeds. Auto

duplication

blanks does not stop the function. When this

switch

OFF, fields operate as manual fields. (Switch

should

OFF for first record after clear operation,

data has not been keyed or read into

output

storage.)

VERIFY

Light

VERIFY light indicates verify error

verify models,

and/or self-check error,

self-check feature

used.

REC ADV

(Record

Advance)/CARD

FEED

Switch

When REC ADVICARD FEED

set to:

1. AUTO, machine advances from column 80

one input

record

column 01

next input record, sets program

level shown on PROGRAM

-MODE

dial, stacks present

card, and feeds next card.

MANUAL, machine stops

column 00

current

record. This allows manual program selection for next

record

allows backspacing into present input record

for correction

record before card

punched. Press

FEED key if card feed

desired.

PROGRAM MODE

(Rotary

Dial)

Switch

When PROGRAM

MODE

set

to:

1. 0-6, program level 0-6

selected for next input record

(when column indicator advances from 00 to 01)

REC

ADV/CARD FEED

set

AUTO.

DATA READ, master card data enters

output

storage

for duplication into following record.

PROG PCH, data from program storage

punched.

4. STAT PCH, totals for production statistics special

feature are punched.

PRINT SWitch (Models 2

and

When

set

during keying into input storage,

characters

be printed are the same

those punched in

card.

All

leading

O's

are print suppressed, except for units

position

a field. Only 64-characterset will print.

CHARACTER MODE Switch

When

CHARACTER

MODE

set to:

1. 64, the 64-character keyboard mode

selected.

48, the 48-character keyboard mode

selected.

READ

Pushbutton

When READ

pressed, program/data cards are read into

storage, in conjunction with PROGRAM

MODE

dial.

CLEAR Switch (Momentary Spring Loaded)

When

CLEAR

held ON, all cards move

out

transport

into stacker and column indicator returns

01. Dup will

not operate in first record following a clear operation.

REC BKSP

(Record

Backspace)

Pushbutton

When

REC

BKSP

pressed, column indicator returns

column 01

input storage without changing current

program level, and any auto operation (skip/dup) pro-

grammed for column 01

suspended.

Console Controls 9

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