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/* pdp10_lp20.c: PDP-10 LP20 line printer simulator
Copyright (c) 1993-2009, Robert M Supnik
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lp20 line printer
23-Jun-13 TL Add optical VFU support and fix some inconsistencies
with the hardware. Add documentation.
29-May-13 TL Force append when an existing file is attached.
Previously over-wrote file from the top.
19-Jan-07 RMS Added UNIT_TEXT flag
04-Sep-05 RMS Fixed missing return (found by Peter Schorn)
07-Jul-05 RMS Removed extraneous externs
18-Mar-05 RMS Added attached test to detach routine
29-Dec-03 RMS Fixed bug in scheduling
25-Apr-03 RMS Revised for extended file support
29-Sep-02 RMS Added variable vector support
Modified to use common Unibus routines
New data structures
30-May-02 RMS Widened POS to 32b
06-Jan-02 RMS Added enable/disable support
30-Nov-01 RMS Added extended SET/SHOW support
References:
EK-LP20-TM-004 LP20 LINE PRINTER SYSTEM MANUAL
B-TC-LP20-0-1 MP0006 LP20 Field Maintenance Print Set
DpC255137D Dataproducts Corp Maintenance Guide Vol. I
300LPM/600 LPM Line Printers.
LP2SER.MAC TOPS-10 Device driver
LPKSDV.MAC TOPS-20 Device driver
LP20.MAC TOPS-10/20 VFU/RAM utility
LPTSPL/LPTSUB.MAC TOPS-10/20 GALAXY spooler
*/
#include "pdp10_defs.h"
#include <ctype.h>
/* Time (seconds) of idleness before data flushed to attached file. */
#ifndef LP20_IDLE_TIME
#define LP20_IDLE_TIME (10)
#endif
/* The LP20 has the following CSR assignments:
* Unit No. 1: 775400, Vector: 754
* Unit No. 2: 775420, Vector: 750
*
* Note that the KS only supported one LP20.
* Note also that the vector assigned to unit 2 is lower than unit 1's.
*/
#define UNIT_DUMMY (1 << UNIT_V_UF)
#define LP_WIDTH 132 /* printer width */
#define DEFAULT_LPI 6 /* default lines-per-inch of LPT */
/* DAVFU RAM */
#define DV_SIZE 143 /* DAVFU size */
#define DV_DMASK 077 /* data mask per byte */
#define DV_TOF 0 /* top of form channel */
#define DV_BOF 11 /* bottom of form channel */
#define DV_MAX 11 /* max channel number */
#define MIN_VFU_LEN 2 /* minimum VFU length (in inches) */
#define VFU_LEN_VALID(lines, lpi) ((lines) >= (lpi * MIN_VFU_LEN))
/* Translation RAM */
#define TX_SIZE 256 /* translation RAM */
#define TX_AMASK (TX_SIZE - 1)
#define TX_DMASK 007777
#define TX_PARITY 010000 /* Parity bit (emulated: 'valid'; unwritten has bad 'parity') */
#define TX_V_FL 8 /* flags */
#define TX_M_FL 017
/* define TX_INTR 04000 *//* interrupt */
#define TX_DELH 02000 /* delimiter */
/* define TX_XLAT 01000 *//* translate */
/* define TX_DVFU 00400 *//* DAVFU */
#define TX_SLEW 00020 /* chan vs slew */
#define TX_VMASK 00017 /* spacing mask */
#define TX_CHR 0 /* states: pr char */
#define TX_RAM 1 /* pr translation */
#define TX_DVU 2 /* DAVFU action */
#define TX_INT 3 /* interrupt */
#define TX_GETFL(x) (((x) >> TX_V_FL) & TX_M_FL)
/* LPCSRA (765400) */
#define CSA_GO 0000001 /* go */
#define CSA_PAR 0000002 /* parity enable NI */
#define CSA_V_FNC 2 /* function */
#define CSA_M_FNC 03
#define FNC_PR 0 /* print */
#define FNC_TST 1 /* test */
#define FNC_DVU 2 /* load DAVFU */
#define FNC_RAM 3 /* load translation RAM */
#define FNC_INTERNAL 1 /* internal function */
#define CSA_FNC (CSA_M_FNC << CSA_V_FNC)
#define CSA_V_UAE 4 /* Unibus addr extension */
#define CSA_UAE (03 << CSA_V_UAE)
#define CSA_IE 0000100 /* interrupt enable */
#define CSA_DONE 0000200 /* done */
#define CSA_INIT 0000400 /* init */
#define CSA_ECLR 0001000 /* clear errors */
#define CSA_DELH 0002000 /* delimiter hold */
#define CSA_ONL 0004000 /* online */
#define CSA_DVON 0010000 /* DAVFU online */
#define CSA_UNDF 0020000 /* undefined char */
#define CSA_PZRO 0040000 /* page counter zero */
#define CSA_ERR 0100000 /* error */
#define CSA_RW (CSA_DELH | CSA_IE | CSA_UAE | CSA_FNC | CSA_PAR | CSA_GO)
#define CSA_MBZ (CSA_ECLR | CSA_INIT)
#define CSA_GETUAE(x) (((x) & CSA_UAE) << (16 - CSA_V_UAE))
#define CSA_GETFNC(x) (((x) >> CSA_V_FNC) & CSA_M_FNC)
/* LPCSRB (765402) */
#define CSB_GOE 0000001 /* go error */
#define CSB_DTE 0000002 /* DEM timing error NI */
#define CSB_MTE 0000004 /* MSYN error (Ubus timeout) */
#define CSB_RPE 0000010 /* RAM parity error */
#define CSB_MPE 0000020 /* MEM parity error NI */
#define CSB_LPE 0000040 /* LPT parity error NI */
#define CSB_DVOF 0000100 /* DAVFU not ready */
#define CSB_OFFL 0000200 /* offline */
#define CSB_TEST 0003400 /* test mode */
#define CSB_OVFU 0004000 /* optical VFU */
#define CSB_PBIT 0010000 /* data parity bit NI */
#define CSB_NRDY 0020000 /* printer error NI */
#define CSB_LA180 0040000 /* LA180 printer NI */
#define CSB_VLD 0100000 /* valid data NI */
#define CSB_ECLR (CSB_GOE | CSB_DTE | CSB_MTE | CSB_RPE | CSB_MPE | CSB_LPE)
#define CSB_ERR (CSB_ECLR | CSB_DVOF | CSB_OFFL)
#define CSB_RW CSB_TEST
#define CSB_MBZ (CSB_DTE | CSB_RPE | CSB_MPE | CSB_LPE | \
CSB_PBIT | CSB_NRDY | CSB_LA180 | CSB_VLD)
/* LPBA (765404) */
/* LPBC (765506) */
#define BC_MASK 0007777 /* <15:12> MBZ */
/* LPPAGC (765510) */
#define PAGC_MASK 0007777 /* <15:12> MBZ */
/* LPRDAT (765512) */
#define RDAT_MASK 0007777 /* <15:12> MBZ */
/* LPCOLC/LPCBUF (765514) */
/* LPCSUM/LPPDAT (765516) */
static int32 lpcsa = 0; /* control/status A */
static int32 lpcsb = CSB_DVOF; /* control/status B */
static int32 lpba = 0; /* bus address */
static int32 lpbc = 0; /* byte count */
static int32 lppagc = 0; /* page count */
static int32 lprdat = 0; /* RAM data */
static int32 lpcbuf = 0; /* character buffer */
static int32 lpcolc = 0; /* column count */
static int32 lppdat = 0; /* printer data */
static int32 lpcsum = 0; /* checksum */
static int32 dvptr = 0; /* davfu pointer */
static int32 dvlnt = 0; /* davfu length */
static int32 lp20_irq = 0; /* int request */
static int32 lp20_stopioe = 0; /* stop on error */
static int32 dvld = 0;
static int32 dvld_hold = 0;
static int32 lpi = DEFAULT_LPI; /* Printer's LPI. */
static int16 txram[TX_SIZE] = { 0 }; /* translation RAM */
static int16 davfu[DV_SIZE] = { 0 }; /* DAVFU */
static t_stat lp20_rd (int32 *data, int32 pa, int32 access);
static t_stat lp20_wr (int32 data, int32 pa, int32 access);
static int32 lp20_inta (void);
static t_stat lp20_svc (UNIT *uptr);
static t_stat idle_svc (UNIT *uptr);
static void set_flush_timer (UNIT *uptr);
static t_stat lp20_reset (DEVICE *dptr);
static t_stat lp20_init (DEVICE *dptr);
static t_stat lp20_attach (UNIT *uptr, CONST char *ptr);
static t_stat lp20_detach (UNIT *uptr);
static t_stat lp20_set_lpi (UNIT *uptr, int32 val, CONST char *cptr, void *desc);
static t_stat lp20_show_lpi (FILE *st, UNIT *up, int32 v, CONST void *dp);
static t_stat lp20_set_vfu_type (UNIT *uptr, int32 val, CONST char *cptr, void *desc);
static t_stat lp20_show_vfu_type (FILE *st, UNIT *up, int32 v, CONST void *dp);
static t_stat lp20_show_vfu (FILE *st, UNIT *up, int32 v, CONST void *dp);
static t_stat lp20_set_tof (UNIT *uptr, int32 val, CONST char *cptr, void *desc);
static t_stat lp20_clear_vfu (UNIT *uptr, int32 val, CONST char *cptr, void *desc);
static t_bool lp20_print (int32 c);
static t_bool lp20_adv (int32 c, t_bool advdvu);
static t_bool lp20_davfu (int32 c);
static void update_lpcs (int32 flg);
static void change_rdy (int32 setrdy, int32 clrrdy);
static int16 evenbits (int16 value);
static t_stat lp20_help (FILE *st, DEVICE *dptr,
UNIT *uptr, int32 flag, const char *cptr);
static const char *lp20_description (DEVICE *dptr);
/* DEC standard VFU tape for 'optical' VFU default.
* Note that this must be <= DV_SIZE as we copy it into the DAVFU.
*/
static const int16 defaultvfu[] = { /* Generated by vfu.pl per DEC HRM */
/* 66 line page with 6 line margin */
00377, /* Line 0 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 */
00220, /* Line 1 8 5 */
00224, /* Line 2 8 5 3 */
00230, /* Line 3 8 5 4 */
00224, /* Line 4 8 5 3 */
00220, /* Line 5 8 5 */
00234, /* Line 6 8 5 4 3 */
00220, /* Line 7 8 5 */
00224, /* Line 8 8 5 3 */
00230, /* Line 9 8 5 4 */
00264, /* Line 10 8 6 5 3 */
00220, /* Line 11 8 5 */
00234, /* Line 12 8 5 4 3 */
00220, /* Line 13 8 5 */
00224, /* Line 14 8 5 3 */
00230, /* Line 15 8 5 4 */
00224, /* Line 16 8 5 3 */
00220, /* Line 17 8 5 */
00234, /* Line 18 8 5 4 3 */
00220, /* Line 19 8 5 */
00364, /* Line 20 8 7 6 5 3 */
00230, /* Line 21 8 5 4 */
00224, /* Line 22 8 5 3 */
00220, /* Line 23 8 5 */
00234, /* Line 24 8 5 4 3 */
00220, /* Line 25 8 5 */
00224, /* Line 26 8 5 3 */
00230, /* Line 27 8 5 4 */
00224, /* Line 28 8 5 3 */
00220, /* Line 29 8 5 */
00276, /* Line 30 8 6 5 4 3 2 */
00220, /* Line 31 8 5 */
00224, /* Line 32 8 5 3 */
00230, /* Line 33 8 5 4 */
00224, /* Line 34 8 5 3 */
00220, /* Line 35 8 5 */
00234, /* Line 36 8 5 4 3 */
00220, /* Line 37 8 5 */
00224, /* Line 38 8 5 3 */
00230, /* Line 39 8 5 4 */
00364, /* Line 40 8 7 6 5 3 */
00220, /* Line 41 8 5 */
00234, /* Line 42 8 5 4 3 */
00220, /* Line 43 8 5 */
00224, /* Line 44 8 5 3 */
00230, /* Line 45 8 5 4 */
00224, /* Line 46 8 5 3 */
00220, /* Line 47 8 5 */
00234, /* Line 48 8 5 4 3 */
00220, /* Line 49 8 5 */
00264, /* Line 50 8 6 5 3 */
00230, /* Line 51 8 5 4 */
00224, /* Line 52 8 5 3 */
00220, /* Line 53 8 5 */
00234, /* Line 54 8 5 4 3 */
00220, /* Line 55 8 5 */
00224, /* Line 56 8 5 3 */
00230, /* Line 57 8 5 4 */
00224, /* Line 58 8 5 3 */
00220, /* Line 59 8 5 */
00020, /* Line 60 5 */
00020, /* Line 61 5 */
00020, /* Line 62 5 */
00020, /* Line 63 5 */
00020, /* Line 64 5 */
04020, /* Line 65 12 5 */
};
/* LP data structures
lp20_dev LPT device descriptor
lp20_unit LPT unit descriptor
lp20_reg LPT register list
*/
static DIB lp20_dib = {
IOBA_LP20, IOLN_LP20, &lp20_rd, &lp20_wr,
1, IVCL (LP20), VEC_LP20, { &lp20_inta }
};
/* Actual device timing varies depending on the printer.
* Printers used with the LP20 include both drum and band printers.
* Nominal speeds ranged from 200 LPM to 1250 LPM. Besides speed,
* the major variants were: Optical vs DAVFU, 64 vs. 96 character
* band/drum, and scientific vs. EDP fonts. Scientific used slashed
* Z and 0; EDP did not. All supported 132 colum output at a pitch
* of 10 CPI. Some had operator switch-selectable vertical pitches
* for either 6 or 8 LPI. Paper and ribbon are hit by a hammer onto
* the rotating drum when the desired character is in front of the
* hammer. Thus, a line that contains all the characters on a drum
* would take one full revolution to print, plus paper motion time.
* (Assuming no overstrikes.) At 100 RPM, this translates to 16.7 ms
* printing + 41 ms motion for the LP05. The math works out to 1,040
* LPM, but the rated speeds account for slew in the margins and some
* overstrikes (most commonly underline.) One could construct data
* patterns that overlapped some paper motion with unused character
* time on the drum. So the LP10, with 14 ms line advance could
* print the alphabet using 1/2 a rotation and move the paper in the
* other half - about 50% faster than rated speed. Bands move the
* characters horizontally (similar to chain/train printers), but
* the basic timing constraints are similar.
*
* Timing for several printers: a/b is 64/96 character set value.
* LP05 LP07 LP10 LP14
* Line advance: 41 ms 12.5 ms 14 ms 20 ms
* Slew: 20 ips 60 ips 35 ips 22.5 @8LPi/30 @6
* Drum Rotation: 1000/600 RPM band 1800/1200 1280/857
* Rated LPM: 230/300 1220/905 1250/925 890/650
* Weight lb/kg 340/154 800/363 800/363 420/191
*
* There is a variant that was designed to drive an LA180 with either
* a 7 or 8 bit parallel interface. The prints label it 'not a standard
* product'. It's not implemented in this emulation.
*/
static UNIT lp20_unit[] = {
{UDATA (&lp20_svc, UNIT_SEQ+UNIT_ATTABLE+UNIT_TEXT, 0), SERIAL_OUT_WAIT},
{UDATA (&idle_svc, UNIT_DIS, 0), 1000000, LP20_IDLE_TIME}
};
static REG lp20_reg[] = {
{ ORDATAD (LPCSA, lpcsa, 16, "control/status register A") },
{ ORDATAD (LPCSB, lpcsb, 16, "control/status register B") },
{ ORDATAD (LPBA, lpba, 16, "bus address register") },
{ ORDATAD (LPBC, lpbc, 12, "byte count register") },
{ ORDATAD (LPPAGC, lppagc, 12, "page count register") },
{ ORDATAD (LPRDAT, lprdat, 13, "RAM data register") },
{ ORDATAD (LPCBUF, lpcbuf, 8, "character buffer register") },
{ ORDATAD (LPCOLC, lpcolc, 8, "column counter register") },
{ ORDATAD (LPPDAT, lppdat, 8, "printer data register") },
{ ORDATAD (LPCSUM, lpcsum, 8, "checksum register") },
{ ORDATAD (DVPTR, dvptr, 7, "vertical forms unit pointer") },
{ ORDATAD (DVLNT, dvlnt, 7, "vertical forms unit length"), REG_RO + REG_NZ },
{ ORDATA (DVLD, dvld, 2), REG_RO | REG_HIDDEN },
{ ORDATA (DVLDH, dvld_hold, 6), REG_RO | REG_HIDDEN },
{ FLDATAD (INT, int_req, INT_V_LP20, "interrupt request") },
{ FLDATAD (IRQ, lp20_irq, 0, "clear interrupt request") },
{ FLDATAD (ERR, lpcsa, CSR_V_ERR, "error flag") },
{ FLDATAD (DONE, lpcsa, CSR_V_DONE, "done flag") },
{ FLDATAD (IE, lpcsa, CSR_V_IE, "interrupt enable flag") },
{ DRDATAD (POS, lp20_unit[0].pos, T_ADDR_W, "position in output file"), PV_LEFT },
{ DRDATAD (TIME, lp20_unit[0].wait, 24, "response time"), PV_LEFT },
{ FLDATAD (STOP_IOE, lp20_stopioe, 0, "stop on I/O error") },
{ BRDATAD (TXRAM, txram, 8, 13, TX_SIZE, "translation RAM") },
{ BRDATAD (DAVFU, davfu, 8, 12, DV_SIZE, "vertical forms unit array") },
{ DRDATA (LPI, lpi, 8), REG_RO | REG_HIDDEN },
{ ORDATA (DEVADDR, lp20_dib.ba, 32), REG_HRO },
{ ORDATA (DEVVEC, lp20_dib.vec, 16), REG_HRO },
{ NULL }
};
static MTAB lp20_mod[] = {
{ MTAB_XTD|MTAB_VDV, 004, "ADDRESS", "ADDRESS",
&set_addr, &show_addr, NULL },
{ MTAB_XTD|MTAB_VDV, 0, "VECTOR", "VECTOR",
&set_vec, &show_vec, NULL },
{ MTAB_XTD|MTAB_VDV|MTAB_NMO, 0, "VFU", NULL, NULL, &lp20_show_vfu,
NULL, "Display VFU tape/contents" },
{ MTAB_XTD|MTAB_VDV|MTAB_VALR|MTAB_NC, 0, "VFUTYPE", "VFUTYPE={DAVFU|OPTICAL{=tapefile}}",
&lp20_set_vfu_type, &lp20_show_vfu_type, NULL, NULL },
{ MTAB_XTD|MTAB_VDV|MTAB_VALO, 0, "LPI", "LPI={6-LPI|8-LPI}", &lp20_set_lpi, &lp20_show_lpi,
NULL, "Printer vertical lines per inch" },
{ UNIT_DUMMY, 0, NULL, "TOPOFFORM", &lp20_set_tof, NULL,
NULL, "Advance to top-of-form" },
{ UNIT_DUMMY, 0, NULL, "VFUCLEAR", &lp20_clear_vfu, NULL,
NULL, "Clear the VFU & Translation RAM" },
{ 0 }
};
DEVICE lp20_dev = {
"LP20", lp20_unit, lp20_reg, lp20_mod,
2, 10, 31, 1, 8, 8,
NULL, NULL, &lp20_reset,
NULL, &lp20_attach, &lp20_detach,
&lp20_dib, DEV_DISABLE | DEV_UBUS, 0,
NULL, NULL, NULL, &lp20_help, NULL, NULL, &lp20_description,
};
/* Line printer routines
lp20_rd I/O page read
lp20_wr I/O page write
lp20_svc process event (printer ready)
lp20_reset process reset
lp20_attach process attach
lp20_detach process detach
*/
static t_stat lp20_rd (int32 *data, int32 pa, int32 access)
{
update_lpcs (0); /* update csr's */
switch ((pa >> 1) & 07) { /* case on PA<3:1> */
case 00: /* LPCSA */
*data = lpcsa = lpcsa & ~CSA_MBZ;
if (lpcsb & CSB_OVFU) /* Optical: no DAVFU present */
*data &= ~CSA_DVON;
break;
case 01: /* LPCSB */
*data = lpcsb = lpcsb & ~CSB_MBZ;
if (lpcsb & CSB_OVFU)
*data &= ~CSB_DVOF;
break;
case 02: /* LPBA */
*data = lpba;
break;
case 03: /* LPBC */
*data = lpbc = lpbc & BC_MASK;
break;
case 04: /* LPPAGC */
*data = lppagc = lppagc & PAGC_MASK;
break;
case 05: /* LPRDAT */
*data = lprdat & RDAT_MASK;
if (evenbits((int16)*data))
*data |= TX_PARITY;
if (((lprdat & TX_PARITY) == 0) && (lpcsa & CSA_PAR)) /* Data invalid & parity checked? */
*data ^= TX_PARITY; /* Invalid: Provide bad parity */
break;
case 06: /* LPCOLC/LPCBUF */
*data = (lpcolc << 8) | lpcbuf;
break;
case 07: /* LPCSUM/LPPDAT */
*data = (lpcsum << 8) | lppdat;
break;
} /* end case PA */
return SCPE_OK;
}
static t_stat lp20_wr (int32 data, int32 pa, int32 access)
{
update_lpcs (0); /* update csr's */
switch ((pa >> 1) & 07) { /* case on PA<3:1> */
case 00: /* LPCSA */
if (access == WRITEB)
data = (pa & 1)? (lpcsa & 0377) | (data << 8): (lpcsa & ~0377) | data;
/* In hardware, a write that sets GO must not change any other
* bits in CSRA due to timing restrictions. Modifying any bits in
* CSRA while GO is set "may destroy the contents of the checksum register
* and produce other undesirable effects."
*/
if (data & CSA_ECLR) { /* error clear? */
lpcsa = (lpcsa | CSA_DONE) & ~CSA_GO; /* set done, clr go */
lpcsb = lpcsb & ~CSB_ECLR; /* clear err */
sim_cancel (lp20_unit); /* cancel I/O */
}
if (data & CSA_INIT) /* init? */
lp20_init (&lp20_dev);
if (data & CSA_GO) { /* go set? */
if ((lpcsa & CSA_GO) == 0) { /* not set before? */
if (lpcsb & CSB_ERR)
lpcsb = lpcsb | CSB_GOE;
lpcsum = 0; /* clear checksum */
sim_activate (lp20_unit, lp20_unit->wait);
}
}
else sim_cancel (lp20_unit); /* go clr, stop DMA */
lpcsa = (lpcsa & ~CSA_RW) | (data & CSA_RW);
if (dvld && (CSA_GETFNC (lpcsa) != FNC_DVU)) { /* DVU load aborted */
change_rdy (0, CSA_DVON); /* Mark DVU off-line and empty */
dvlnt = 0;
}
break;
case 01: /* LPCSB */
break; /* ignore writes to TEST */
case 02: /* LPBA */
if (access == WRITEB)
data = (pa & 1)? (lpba & 0377) | (data << 8): (lpba & ~0377) | data;
lpba = data;
break;
case 03: /* LPBC */
if (access == WRITEB)
data = (pa & 1)? (lpbc & 0377) | (data << 8): (lpbc & ~0377) | data;
lpbc = data & BC_MASK;
lpcsa = lpcsa & ~CSA_DONE;
break;
case 04: /* LPPAGC */
if (access == WRITEB)
data = (pa & 1)? (lppagc & 0377) | (data << 8): (lppagc & ~0377) | data;
lppagc = data & PAGC_MASK;
lpcsa &= ~CSA_PZRO; /* Note that even if at TOF, PZRO does not set */
break;
case 05: /* LPRDAT */
if (access == WRITEB)
data = (pa & 1)? (lprdat & 0377) | (data << 8): (lprdat & ~0377) | data;
lprdat = data & RDAT_MASK;
txram[lpcbuf & TX_AMASK] = (int16)(lprdat | TX_PARITY);/* load RAM and mark valid */
break;
case 06: /* LPCOLC/LPCBUF */
if ((access == WRITEB) && (pa & 1)) /* odd byte */
lpcolc = data & 0377;
else {
lpcbuf = data & 0377; /* even byte, word */
if (access == WRITE)
lpcolc = (data >> 8) & 0377;
}
break;
case 07: /* LPCSUM/LPPDAT */
break; /* read only */
} /* end case PA */
update_lpcs (0);
return SCPE_OK;
}
/* Line printer service
The translation RAM case table is derived from the LP20 spec and
verified against the LP20 RAM simulator in TOPS10 7.04 LPTSPL.
The equations are:
flags := inter, delim, xlate, paper, delim_hold (from CSRA)
actions : = print_input, print_xlate, davfu_action, interrupt
if (inter) {
if (!xlate || delim || delim_hold)
interrupt;
else if (paper)
davfu_action;
else print_xlate;
}
else if (paper) {
if (xlate || delim || delim_hold)
davfu_action;
else print_input;
}
else {
if (xlate || delim || delim_hold)
print_xlate;
else print_input;
}
*/
static t_stat lp20_svc (UNIT *uptr)
{
int32 fnc, i, tbc, txst;
uint16 wd10;
t_bool cont;
a10 ba;
static const uint32 txcase[32] = {
TX_CHR, TX_RAM, TX_CHR, TX_DVU, TX_RAM, TX_RAM, TX_DVU, TX_DVU,
TX_RAM, TX_RAM, TX_DVU, TX_DVU, TX_RAM, TX_RAM, TX_DVU, TX_DVU,
TX_INT, TX_INT, TX_INT, TX_INT, TX_RAM, TX_INT, TX_DVU, TX_INT,
TX_INT, TX_INT, TX_INT, TX_INT, TX_INT, TX_INT, TX_INT, TX_INT
};
lpcsa = lpcsa & ~CSA_GO;
ba = CSA_GETUAE (lpcsa) | lpba;
fnc = CSA_GETFNC (lpcsa);
tbc = 010000 - lpbc;
if (((fnc & FNC_INTERNAL) == 0) && ((uptr->flags & UNIT_ATT) == 0)) {
update_lpcs (CSA_ERR);
return IORETURN (lp20_stopioe, SCPE_UNATT);
}
if ((fnc == FNC_PR) && (lpcsb & CSB_DVOF)) {
update_lpcs (CSA_ERR);
return SCPE_OK;
}
for (i = 0, cont = TRUE; (i < tbc) && cont; ba++, i++) {
if (Map_ReadW (ba, 2, &wd10)) { /* get word, err? */
lpcsb = lpcsb | CSB_MTE; /* set NXM error */
update_lpcs (CSA_ERR); /* set done */
break;
}
lpcbuf = (wd10 >> ((ba & 1)? 8: 0)) & 0377; /* get character */
lpcsum = (lpcsum + lpcbuf) & 0377; /* add into checksum */
switch (fnc) { /* switch on function */
/* Translation RAM load */
case FNC_RAM: /* RAM load */
txram[(i >> 1) & TX_AMASK] = (wd10 & TX_DMASK) | TX_PARITY;
break;
/* DAVFU RAM load. The DAVFU RAM is actually loaded in bytes, delimited by
a start (354 to 356) and stop (357) byte pair. If the number of bytes
loaded is odd, or no bytes are loaded, the DAVFU is invalid.
Thus, with DVU load mode set in CSRA, there are three states:
0) Inactive 2) Start code seen,even byte 3) Start code seen, odd byte.
Normally, only a start or a stop code should be seen in (0), but any other
code that is received is ignored. A stop without a corresponding start is
legal, and specified to reset the current line pointer to 0 without
modifying the content of the RAM.
The DAVFU is physically in the printer, so printers with an optical
VFU see load data as normal data to be printed. The LP20 logic inhibits
the translation RAM in this mode, so any translation will not occur.
This is an unexpected condition; the OS/User should check the optical
VFU bit before attempting to load a DAVFU.
*/
case FNC_DVU: /* DVU load */
if (lpcsb & CSB_OVFU) {
/* OS should not attempt to load VFU if printer has Optical VFU.
* The DAVFU is in the printer, so it will see the attempted load
* as print data. The LP20 inhibits translation.
*/
cont = lp20_print (lpcbuf);
break;
}
if ((lpcbuf >= 0354) && (lpcbuf <= 0356)) { /* start DVU load? */
dvlnt = 0; /* reset lnt */
dvld = 2; /* Load is active, even */
if (lpcbuf == 0354)
lpi = 6;
else if (lpcbuf == 0355)
lpi = 8;
}
else if (lpcbuf == 0357) { /* stop DVU load? */
dvptr = 0; /* reset ptr */
dvld = 0;
if ((dvld & 1) || !VFU_LEN_VALID(dvlnt, lpi)) { /* if odd or invalid length */
dvlnt = 0;
change_rdy (0, CSA_DVON);
}
else change_rdy(CSA_DVON, 0);
}
else if (dvld == 2) { /* even state? */
dvld_hold = lpcbuf & DV_DMASK;
dvld = 3;
}
else if (dvld == 3) { /* odd state? */
if (dvlnt < DV_SIZE) {
davfu[dvlnt++] = (int16)(dvld_hold | ((lpcbuf & DV_DMASK) << 6));
dvld = 2;
}
else {
change_rdy (0, CSA_DVON);
dvlnt = dvld = 0;
}
}
break;
/* Print characters through the translation RAM */
case FNC_PR: /* print */
lprdat = txram[lpcbuf]; /* get RAM char */
if (((lprdat & TX_PARITY) == 0) && (lpcsa & CSA_PAR)) { /* Check for valid */
lpcsb |= CSB_RPE; /* Declare RAM parity error */
cont = FALSE;
break;
}
txst = (TX_GETFL (lprdat) << 1) | /* get state */
((lpcsa & CSA_DELH)? 1: 0); /* plus delim hold */
if (lprdat & TX_DELH)
lpcsa = lpcsa | CSA_DELH;
else lpcsa = lpcsa & ~CSA_DELH;
lpcsa = lpcsa & ~CSA_UNDF; /* assume char ok */
switch (txcase[txst]) { /* case on state */
case TX_CHR: /* take char */
cont = lp20_print (lpcbuf);
break;
case TX_RAM: /* take translation */
cont = lp20_print (lprdat);
break;
case TX_DVU: /* DAVFU action */
if (lprdat & TX_SLEW)
cont = lp20_adv (lprdat & TX_VMASK, TRUE);
else cont = lp20_davfu (lprdat & TX_VMASK);
break;
case TX_INT: /* interrupt */
lpcsa = lpcsa | CSA_UNDF; /* set flag */
cont = FALSE; /* force stop */
break;
} /* end case char state */
break;
case FNC_TST: /* test */
break;
} /* end case function */
} /* end for */
if (lpcolc == 0)
set_flush_timer (uptr);
else
sim_cancel (uptr+1);
lpba = ba & 0177777;
lpcsa = (lpcsa & ~CSA_UAE) | ((ba >> (16 - CSA_V_UAE)) & CSA_UAE);
lpbc = (lpbc + i) & BC_MASK;
if (lpbc) /* intr, but not done */
update_lpcs (CSA_MBZ);
else update_lpcs (CSA_DONE); /* intr and done */
if ((fnc == FNC_PR) && ferror (uptr->fileref)) {
sim_perror ("LP I/O error");
clearerr (uptr->fileref);
return SCPE_IOERR;
}
return SCPE_OK;
}
/* Print routines
lp20_print print a character
lp20_adv advance n lines
lp20_davfu advance to channel on VFU
Return TRUE to continue printing, FALSE to stop
*/
static t_bool lp20_print (int32 c)
{
t_bool r = TRUE;
int32 i, rpt = 1;
lppdat = c & 0177; /* mask char to 7b */
if (lppdat == 000) /* NUL? no op */
return TRUE;
if (lppdat == 012) /* LF? adv carriage */
return lp20_adv (1, TRUE);
if (lppdat == 014) /* FF? top of form */
return lp20_davfu (DV_TOF);
if (lppdat == 015) /* CR? reset col cntr */
lpcolc = -1;
else if (lppdat == 011) { /* TAB? simulate */
lppdat = ' '; /* with spaces */
if (lpcolc >= 128) {
r = lp20_adv (1, TRUE); /* eol? adv carriage */
rpt = 8; /* adv to col 9 */
}
else rpt = 8 - (lpcolc & 07); /* else adv 1 to 8 */
}
else {
if (lppdat < 040) /* cvt non-prnt to spc */
lppdat = ' ';
if (lpcolc >= LP_WIDTH) /* line full? */
r = lp20_adv (1, TRUE); /* adv carriage */
}
for (i = 0; i < rpt; i++)
fputc (lppdat, lp20_unit->fileref);
lp20_unit->pos = (t_addr)sim_ftell (lp20_unit->fileref);
lpcolc = lpcolc + rpt;
return r;
}
static t_bool lp20_adv (int32 cnt, t_bool dvuadv)
{
int32 i;
int stoppc = FALSE;
if (cnt == 0)
return TRUE;
if (lpcsb & CSB_DVOF)
return FALSE;
/* This logic has changed because it did not account for the case of more than one TOF
* occuring in the advance. Consider a tape with odd/even pages, and a slew channel that
* stops on the even. If we slew from the bottom of the even, we will pass the TOF of the
* odd page and stop on the odd; seeing a second TOF.
*/
lpcolc = 0; /* reset col cntr */
for (i = 0; i < cnt; i++) { /* print 'n' newlines; each can complete a page */
fputc ('\n', lp20_unit->fileref);
if (dvuadv) { /* update DAVFU ptr */
dvptr = (dvptr + cnt) % dvlnt;
if (davfu[dvptr] & (1 << DV_TOF)) { /* at top of form? */
lppagc = (lppagc - 1) & PAGC_MASK; /* decr page cntr */
if (lppagc == 0) {
lpcsa = lpcsa | CSA_PZRO; /* stop if zero */
stoppc = TRUE;
}
} /* At TOF */
} /* update pointer */
}
lp20_unit->pos = (t_addr)sim_ftell (lp20_unit->fileref);
if (stoppc) /* Crossed one or more TOFs? */
return FALSE;
return TRUE;
}
static t_bool lp20_davfu (int32 cnt)
{
int i;
if (lpcsb & CSB_DVOF)
return FALSE;
if (cnt > DV_MAX) /* inval chan? */
cnt = 7;
for (i = 0; i < dvlnt; i++) { /* search DAVFU */
dvptr = dvptr + 1; /* adv DAVFU ptr */
if (dvptr >= dvlnt) /* wrap at end */
dvptr = 0;
if (davfu[dvptr] & (1 << cnt)) { /* channel stop set? */
if (cnt) /* ~TOF, adv */
return lp20_adv (i + 1, FALSE);
if (lpcolc) /* TOF, need newline? */
lp20_adv (1, FALSE);
fputc ('\f', lp20_unit->fileref); /* print form feed */
lp20_unit->pos = (t_addr)sim_ftell (lp20_unit->fileref);
lppagc = (lppagc - 1) & PAGC_MASK; /* decr page cntr */
if (lppagc != 0)
return TRUE;
else {
lpcsa = lpcsa | CSA_PZRO; /* stop if zero */
return FALSE;
}
}
} /* end for */
change_rdy (0,CSA_DVON); /* Code to channel with no channel stop */
return FALSE;
}
/* Update LPCSA, optionally request interrupt */
static void update_lpcs (int32 flg)
{
if (flg) /* set int req */
lp20_irq = 1;
lpcsa = (lpcsa | flg) & ~(CSA_MBZ | CSA_ERR | CSA_ONL);
lpcsb = (lpcsb | CSB_OFFL) & ~CSB_MBZ;
if (lp20_unit->flags & UNIT_ATT) {
lpcsa = lpcsa | CSA_ONL;
lpcsb = lpcsb & ~CSB_OFFL;
}
else lpcsa = lpcsa & ~CSA_DONE;
if (lpcsb & CSB_ERR)
lpcsa = lpcsa | CSA_ERR;
if ((lpcsa & CSA_IE) && lp20_irq)
SET_INT (LP20);
else CLR_INT (LP20);
return;
}
/* Set and clear READY bits in csa.
* used for bits where a transition should cause an interrupt.
* also updates corresponding bits in csb.
*/
static void change_rdy (int32 setrdy, int32 clrrdy)
{
int32 newcsa = (lpcsa | setrdy) & ~clrrdy;
if ((newcsa ^ lpcsa) & (CSA_ONL | CSA_DVON) && !sim_is_active (lp20_unit)) {
lp20_irq |= 1;
if (newcsa & CSA_IE)
SET_INT(LP20);
}
/* CSA_ERR is handled in update_csa */
if (newcsa & CSA_DVON)
lpcsb &= ~CSB_DVOF;
else
lpcsb |= CSB_DVOF;
if (newcsa & CSA_ONL)
lpcsb &= ~CSB_OFFL;
else
lpcsb |= CSB_OFFL;
lpcsa = newcsa;
}
/* Acknowledge interrupt (clear internal request) */
static int32 lp20_inta (void)
{
lp20_irq = 0; /* clear int req */
return lp20_dib.vec;
}
/* Simulator RESET
* Note that this does not reset the printer's DAVFU or the
* translation RAM, which survive system bootstraps.
* (SET VFUCLEAR will do that.)
*
*/
t_stat lp20_reset (DEVICE *dptr)
{
/* On power-up reset, clear DAVFU & RAM. Set DAVFU off-line. */
if (sim_switches & SWMASK ('P')) {
memset (davfu, 0, sizeof(davfu));
memset (txram, 0, sizeof(txram));
dvlnt = dvptr = dvld= 0;
lpcsa &= ~CSA_DVON;
lpcsb |= CSB_DVOF;
lpi = DEFAULT_LPI;
}
return lp20_init (dptr);
}
/* Local init does NOT initialize the DAVFU/TRANSLATION RAMs.
* They are in the printer, which reset does not reach.
*/
t_stat lp20_init (DEVICE *dptr)
{
lpcsa = (lpcsa & CSA_DVON) | CSA_DONE;
lpcsb = lpcsb & (CSB_OVFU | CSB_DVOF);
lpba = lpbc = lppagc = lpcolc = 0; /* clear registers */
lprdat = lppdat = lpcbuf = lpcsum = 0;
lp20_irq = 0; /* clear int req */
sim_cancel (lp20_unit); /* deactivate unit */
if (sim_is_active (lp20_unit+1)) {
fflush (lp20_unit->fileref);
sim_cancel (lp20_unit+1);
}
update_lpcs (0); /* update status */
return SCPE_OK;
}
static t_stat lp20_attach (UNIT *uptr, CONST char *cptr)
{
t_stat reason;
reason = attach_unit (uptr, cptr); /* attach file */
if (reason == SCPE_OK) {
sim_fseek (uptr->fileref, 0, SEEK_END);
uptr->pos = (t_addr)sim_ftell (uptr->fileref);
}
if (lpcsa & CSA_DVON) {
int i;
for (i = 0; i < dvlnt; i++) { /* Align VFU with new file */
if (davfu[dvptr] & (1 << DV_TOF))
break;
dvptr = (dvptr +1) % dvlnt;
}
if (!(davfu[dvptr] & (1 << DV_TOF))) /* No TOP channel -> bad VFU */
change_rdy (0, CSA_DVON);
}
if (lpcsa & CSA_ONL) /* just file chg? */
return reason;
if (sim_is_active (lp20_unit)) /* busy? no int */
update_lpcs (0);
else update_lpcs (CSA_MBZ); /* interrupt */
return reason;
}
static t_stat lp20_detach (UNIT *uptr)
{
t_stat reason;
if (!(uptr->flags & UNIT_ATT)) /* attached? */
return SCPE_OK;
if (sim_is_active (lp20_unit+1)) {
fflush (lp20_unit->fileref);
sim_cancel (lp20_unit+1);
}
reason = detach_unit (uptr);
sim_cancel (lp20_unit);
lpcsa = lpcsa & ~CSA_GO;
update_lpcs (CSA_MBZ);
return reason;
}
/* Set a timer after which, if idle, the IO buffer will be flushed.
* This allows simulator users to see their output.
* The timeout is in seconds; this is problematic with sim_activate timers.
* So u3 contains the number of seconds desired, and u4 the number to go.
*/
static void set_flush_timer (UNIT *uptr) {
uptr = lp20_unit+1;
uptr->u4 = uptr->u3;
uptr->u5 = (int32)time(NULL);
sim_cancel(uptr);
sim_activate_after (uptr, uptr->wait);
}
static t_stat idle_svc (UNIT *uptr)
{
if (--uptr->u4 > 0) {
sim_activate_after (uptr, uptr->wait);
return SCPE_OK;
}
uptr = lp20_unit+1;
fflush (uptr->fileref);
return SCPE_OK;
}
static t_stat lp20_set_vfu_type (UNIT *uptr, int32 val, CONST char *gptr, void *desc)
{
char gbuf[CBUFSIZE], *cptr;
char *fname, *cp;
FILE *vfile;
int sum = 0;
if (!gptr || !*gptr)
return SCPE_ARG;
gbuf[sizeof(gbuf)-1] = '\0';
strncpy (gbuf, gptr, sizeof(gbuf)-1);
cptr = gbuf;
fname = strchr (cptr, '=');
if (fname)
*fname++ = '\0';
for (cp = cptr; *cp; cp++)
*cp = (char)toupper (*cp);
if (strncmp (cptr, "DAVFU", strlen(cptr)) == 0) { /* set lp20 vfutype=davfu: Switch to DAVFU, empty */
if (fname && *fname)
return SCPE_ARG;
if (!(lpcsb & CSB_OVFU)) /* No change */
return SCPE_OK;
if (uptr->flags & UNIT_ATT)
return SCPE_NOATT;
lpcsb &= ~CSB_OVFU;
change_rdy (0, CSA_DVON);
dvptr = 0;
dvlnt = 0;
return SCPE_OK;
}
if (strncmp (cptr, "OPTICAL", strlen(cptr)) != 0)
return SCPE_ARG;
if (!fname || !*fname) { /* set lp20 vfutype=optical */
if ((uptr->flags & UNIT_ATT) && !(lpcsb & CSB_OVFU))
return SCPE_NOATT;
lpcsb |= CSB_OVFU;
change_rdy (CSA_DVON, 0);
memcpy (davfu, defaultvfu, sizeof defaultvfu);
dvlnt = sizeof (defaultvfu) / sizeof (defaultvfu[0]);
dvptr = 0;
return SCPE_OK;
}
/* set lp20 vfutype=optical=file
* This is OK when attached, so long as not changing from DAVFU.
* Read an optical tape file. These are line-oriented ASCII files:
* # ! ; comment
* lno: [ch [ch]...] Define line lno (0-length-1 with punches in
* channel(s) ch (1-12)
* Not required to be in order, if a lno appears more than once, the entries
* are ORed. (You can't unpunch a tape.)
* The highest lno defines the VFU length. Note that there is confusion about
* whether line numbers start at one or at zero. The HRM uses 0. Some of the
* utilitites use 1. We stick with 0 here..
*/
if (!(lpcsb & CSB_OVFU) && (uptr->flags & UNIT_ATT)) /* Changing device out from under OS */
return SCPE_NOATT;
vfile = sim_fopen( fname, "r" );
if (vfile == NULL) {
return SCPE_OPENERR;
}
memset (davfu, 0, sizeof davfu);
dvptr = dvlnt = 0;
while (!feof(vfile)) {
int32 line, hole;
int c;
/* Discard comments */
c = fgetc(vfile);
if (c == EOF)
break;
if ((c == '#') || (c == ';') || (c == '!')) {
while (!feof(vfile) && (c != '\n'))
c = fgetc(vfile);
continue;
}
ungetc(c, vfile);
/* Read a line number */
c = fscanf (vfile, " %u:", &line);
if (c == EOF)
break;
if ((c < 1) || (line < 0) || (((size_t)line) >= (sizeof (davfu)/sizeof davfu[0])))
goto fmt_err;
if (line+1 > dvlnt)
dvlnt = line+1;
/* Read channel numbers for current line */
while (!feof(vfile)) {
do {
c = fgetc (vfile);
} while (isspace(c) && (c != '\n'));
if ((c == '\n') || (c == EOF))
break;
ungetc(c, vfile);
c = fscanf (vfile, "%u", &hole);
if ((c == EOF) || (c < 1) || (c > 12))
goto fmt_err;
sum |= (davfu[line] |= 1 << (hole -1));
} /* End of line */
} /* EOF */
/* Validate VFU content */
if (!(sum & (1 << DV_TOF))) /* Verify that at least one punch is in the TOF channel. */
goto fmt_err;
if (!VFU_LEN_VALID(dvlnt, lpi)) /* Verify VFU has minimum number of lines */
goto fmt_err;
fclose(vfile);
lpcsb |= CSB_OVFU;
change_rdy (CSA_DVON, 0);
return SCPE_OK;
fmt_err:
dvlnt = 0;
change_rdy (0, CSA_DVON);
fclose(vfile);
return SCPE_FMT;
}
static t_stat lp20_show_vfu_type (FILE *st, UNIT *up, int32 v, CONST void *dp)
{
if (lpcsb & CSB_OVFU)
fprintf (st, "optical VFU");
else
fprintf (st, "DAVFU");
if (lpcsa & CSA_DVON)
fprintf (st, " loaded: %u lines, %.1f in", dvlnt, (((double)dvlnt)/lpi));
else
fprintf (st, " not ready");
return SCPE_OK;
}
static t_stat lp20_set_lpi (UNIT *uptr, int32 val, CONST char *cptr, void *desc)
{
int32 newlpi;
if (uptr->flags & UNIT_ATT)
return SCPE_NOATT;
if (!cptr || !*cptr)
newlpi = DEFAULT_LPI;
else if (!strcmp (cptr, "6") || !strcmp (cptr, "6-LPI"))
newlpi = 6;
else if (!strcmp (cptr, "8") || !strcmp (cptr, "8-LPI"))
newlpi = 8;
else
return SCPE_ARG;
if ((lpcsa & CSA_DVON) && !VFU_LEN_VALID(dvlnt, newlpi))
return SCPE_ARG;
lpi = newlpi;
return SCPE_OK;
}
static t_stat lp20_show_lpi (FILE *st, UNIT *up, int32 v, CONST void *dp)
{
fprintf (st, "%u LPI", lpi);
return SCPE_OK;
}
static t_stat lp20_show_vfu (FILE *st, UNIT *up, int32 v, CONST void *dp)
{
int l, c, sum;
if (lpcsb & CSB_OVFU)
fprintf (st, "Tape");
else
fprintf (st, "DAFVU");
if (lpcsb & CSB_DVOF) {
fprintf (st, " is not loaded\n");
return SCPE_OK;
}
fprintf (st, " contains:\n"
" 1 1 1\n"
"line 2 1 0 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1\n"
"---- - - - - - - - - - - - -\n");
sum = 0;
for (l = 0; l < dvlnt; l++) {
if ( l && !(l % 5) )
fputc ('\n', st);
fprintf (st, "%4u", l);
for (c = DV_MAX; c >= 0; c--)
fprintf (st, " %c", (davfu[l] & (1 << c))? ((c >= 9)? 'X': '1'+c) : ' ');
fputc ('\n', st);
sum |= davfu[l];
}
if (!(sum & (1 << DV_TOF))) {
fprintf (st, "? No stop in channel %u (Top-of-Form)\n", DV_TOF+1);
}
if (!(sum & (1 << DV_BOF))) {
fprintf (st, "%% No stop in channel %u (Bottom-of-Form)\n", DV_BOF+1);
}
return SCPE_OK;
}
static t_stat lp20_set_tof (UNIT *uptr, int32 val, CONST char *cptr, void *desc)
{
int32 s_lpcsa = lpcsa;
int32 s_lppagc = lppagc;
if (cptr && *cptr)
return SCPE_ARG;
if (!(uptr->flags & UNIT_ATT))
return SCPE_NOATT;
if (lpcsb & CSB_DVOF)
return SCPE_INCOMP;
lp20_davfu (DV_TOF);
lppagc = s_lppagc;
lpcsa = s_lpcsa;
return SCPE_OK;
}
static int16 evenbits (int16 value)
{
int16 even = 1;
while (value) {
even ^= 1;
value &= value-1;
}
return even;
}
static t_stat lp20_clear_vfu (UNIT *uptr, int32 val, CONST char *cptr, void *desc)
{
int i;
if (!get_yn ("Clear DAVFU & RAM? [N]", FALSE))
return SCPE_OK;
for (i = 0; i < DV_SIZE; i++)
davfu[i] = 0;
for (i = 0; i < TX_SIZE; i++)
txram[i] = 0;
dvlnt = dvptr = dvld= 0;
change_rdy (0, CSA_DVON);
update_lpcs (0);
return SCPE_OK;
}
static t_stat lp20_help (FILE *st, DEVICE *dptr,
UNIT *uptr, int32 flag, const char *cptr)
{
fprintf (st,
"The LP20 DMA line printer controller is a UNIBUS device developed by the 36-bit product line.\n"
"The controller is used in the KS10, in PDP-11 based remote stations and in the KL10 console.\n"
"Several models of line printer can be (and were) attached to the LP20; with the long lines\n"
"option, up to 100 feet from the controller. Each LP20 controls one line printer.\n\n"
"Besides DMA, the LP20 incorporates a translation RAM that can handle case translation and more\n"
"sophisticated processing, such as representing control characters as ^x and FORTRAN carriage\n"
"control. In the former case, special characters are flagged for OS attention with an interrupt.\n"
"But FORTRAN carriage control can be handled entirely by the hardware. The RAM is loaded by\n"
"the host procesor. The LP20 supports printers with the traditional paper tape VFU, which is \n"
"used to define vertical motion. It also suports the DAVFU, (direct access) which is the electronic\n"
"equivalent of the optical tape. The DAVFU is more convenient for operators, as the print spooler\n"
"changes it automatically to match the forms. The traditional paper tape was read for every line\n"
"printed. Later printers read the tape at power-up (or change) and cached the data in on-board RAM.\n"
"This reduced wear on the tape (and the operator), and provides an example of hardware emulating hardware.\n\n"
"Emulator specifics:\n"
"The emulator can be configured with either a optical or a DAVFU. When the optical VFU is configured\n"
"a default tape is provided, which is setup for a 66 line page with a 60 line printable area, and\n"
"the DEC standard channels punched. (These correspond to FORTRAN carriage control.)\n\n"
"A custom optical tape can be configured with the SET lp20 VFUTYPE=OPTICAL=filename command. This will\n"
"load an ASCII file into the VFU, which has the following format:\n"
" #. ; ! at the beginning of a line are comments, and ignored.\n"
" line: n,m,o\n"
" These lines indicate the channels to be punched in each line. That is, that the paper\n"
" motion will stop when a \"move to channel n\" command is received.\n"
" The line number is decimal, between 0 and the page length -1.\n"
" The channel number can be between 1 and 12 - although most printers supported only 1-8\n"
" Channel 0 is the TOP OF FORM channel, and must be punched in at least one line.\n\n"
" Channel 12 is the BOTTOM OF FORM channel. Some printers use this to allow completion of the\n"
" last page when PAPER OUT is detected. Paper out sensors tended to alert early.\n"
" SET LP20 VFUTYPE=DAVFU (the default) configures the LP20 for a printer with a DAVFU.\n"
"\n"
"SET LP20 TOPOFFORM advances the paper to the top of the next page by slewing to VFU channel 0, as\n"
"does the TOP OF FORM button on a physical printer.\n"
"The DAVFU and translation RAMs survive RESET unless RESET -P is used. SET LP20 CLEARVFU is\n"
"provided to clear them independently.\n");
return SCPE_OK;
}
static const char *lp20_description (DEVICE *dptr)
{
return "DMA Line Printer controller";
}