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3278 DISPLAY STATION
Purpose: An enhanced cathode-ray tube (CRT) display station
used in clusters with the 3274 Control Unit or the 3276 Control
Unit Display Station for displaying alphameric data, and for
entering data into and retrieving data from a System/3. A
Keyboard, Selector Light-Pen, or both permit an operator to
display and manipulate data on the screen in a flexible and
efficient manner. With its set of basic and optional features,
the 3278 meets both general-purpose and unique display
req ui rements.
Model 2: For use with 3274 or 3276 to display up to 1920
characters ... 24 lines of 80 characters each.

to the customer. This increased availability has been achieved
through the use of problem determination and recovery
procedures that are easily understood and used by the
operator. The procedures are provided by the Problem
Determination Guide manual that will be stored under the
keyboard palm rest. See "Customer Responsibilities" below.
Customer Setup (CSU): The 3278 Model 2 is designated a
customer setup device. The CSU allowance is 4 days.
For additional information on CSU, contact IBM.
Customer Responsibilities:
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Adequate site, system, and other vendor preparation.

Model Changos: Not applicable. All features may be field
installed. Features 1720 and 46XX (except for 4690) are CSU.

Receipt at customer's
placement of 3278.

Highlights: Displays each character within a 7 x 14 dot
matrix. (The 26 uppercase letters are developed in a 7 x 9
matrix.) There is a set of 94 characters: 26 uppercase letters,
26 lowercase letters, 10 numerals, and 32 special characters.
A monocase switch is used for 3277 compatibility. Uses 3270
field formatting which permits individual fields of data on the
screen to be program defined with various attributes such as
alphameric, protected or unprotected, normal or intensified
brightness, displayable or non-displayable, and Selector
Light-Pen detection allowed or disallowed.

Physical setup, connection of cables in customer access
areas, switch settings, and check out.

Operator Factors: The 3278 has an anti-glare screen.
Indicators are displayed on the bottom row of the screen,
outside the data display area, to provide useful operator
information.
Host display of data on the screen is
accomplished without refresh interrupt (i.e., no blinking). The
low profile keyboard provides a palm rest and has separators
to help prevent accidental striking of control keys. The operator
may select one of several cursor modes.
Editing Function: Cursor move, tab, home key, back tab,
insert, delete, oxtended erase (erase to end-of-field, erase all
keyboard Input data, and erase entire screen) and cursor select
keys are all boslc for displays equipped with a keyboard. All
alphameric, special symbol. and cursor move keys have
typamatic capability. Double speed cursor typamatic is
attained with a Simultaneous depressing of the ALT key and a
horizontal cursor positioning key.
Input Flexibility: A choice of keyboards or the Selector
Light-Pen provide input flexibility. A Magnetic Slot Reader
(optional) and, for 32785 attached to a 3274 Control Unit, a
Magnetic Hand Scanner (optional) provide for the input of
magnetically encoded data ... See "Special Features" below.
Fields of data can be selected by positioning the cursor and
pushing the cursor select key, instead of using the Selector
Light-Pen. Twelve Program Function (PF) keys are basic with
all typewriter keyboards.
Security Functions: A special Non-Displayed Input mode
provides for fields of data to be program-defined so that they
will accept data entered from the keyboard without displaying
tho data on the screen. A Security Keylock (optional) prevents
modification or display of data in the display buffer unless the
key IS turned to the "on" position. A Magnetic Slot Reader
(optional) or a Magnetic Hand Scanner (optional) can also be
attached. These capabilities allow customer-supplied security
program routines and procedures to control access to data and
audit of actions.

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receiving dock,

unpacking,

and

Contact Customer Engineering to make cable connections of
IBM CSU units to IBM non-CSU units where customer
access areas are not provided.
Notify IBM of intent to relocate and follow IBM instructions
for relocation.
Use and follow the problem determination procedures and
fill out a trouble report prior to calling for I BM service.
Disconnecting, packing, and removal to the customer's
shipping dock at the time of discontinuance appropriate
instructions will be provided by IBM.

Prerequisites: Each 3278 requires a 3274 or 3276 with
appropriate Terminal Adapters. See the M3274 or M3276
pages.
Publications: See KWIC Index G320-1621 or specific system
bibliography.
SPECIFY
Default: Specify codes are not normally required to order a
3278. If codes are not specified, the machine is shipped with
the following specifications:
RPQs-Machine has no associated RPQs
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Voltage-120 V AC, 1-phase, 3-wire, 60 Hz
Power Cable Plug-Non-Iocking
Power Cable Length-2.8 meters (9 feet)
Keyboard Cable Length-0.9 meters (3 feet)

If special circumstances require a deviation from the default
values, the following codes may be specified:
1. RPQs: Specify #9841 if machine has any associated RPQs.
2. Power Cable Plug: Specify #9890 for locking plug.
3. Power Cable Length: If the standard 2.8 meter (9 feet)
power cable is not desired, specify #9511 for a 1.B meter (6
feet) cable, #9512 for a 3.7 meter (12 feet) cable, or #9513
for a 4.5 meter (15 feet) cable.
4. Keyboard Cable Length: If the standard 0.9 meter (3 feet)
keyboard cable is not desired, specify #9399 for a 1.8 meter
(6 feet) cable.

Problem Determination Procedures: Significant function
has been designed into this unit to provide greater availability

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Note: Support of 3278 special features may require increments
of 3274 control storage. When ordering any of the following
special features. check the 3274 Control Storage Requirements
tables to assure that adequate Extended Function Store is
available.
Audible Alarm (#1090): An alarm. sounded under program
control. to alert the operator to a special condition. This alarm.
during keyboard operation. is also sounded when a character is
entered into the next-to-Iast position on the screen. The
operator may adjust the volume of the tone. Maximum: One.
Keyboard
Keyboards are provided with a standard 0.9 meter (3 feet)
attachment cable. See "Specify" section for options.
(#4621) 75-Key EBCDIC Typewriter Keyboard. typewriter-like
layout. movable. with 49 data keys and 26 control keys.
Twelve program function keys are included in the top row of
data keys through use of an alternate shift key.
(#4622) 75-Key EBCDIC Data Entry Keyboard. movable. with
35 data keys. 10 program function keys and 30 control keys.
(#4623) 75-Key EBCDIC Data Entry Keyboard, keypunch
layout. movable. with 35 data keys. 10 program function keys
and 30 control keys. This is the recommended keyboard for
Data Entry.
(#4624) 75-Key ASCII Typewriter Keyboard. ASCII typewriter
layout. movable. with 49 data keys and 26 control keys.
Twelve program function keys are included in the top row of
the data keys through use of an alternate shift key.
(#4627) 87-Key EBCDIC Typewriter Keyboard. typewriter-like
layout. movable. with 49 alphameric data keys. 26 control
keys, and 12 program function keys (24 total PF keys). Twelve
of the program function keys are included in the top row of
data keys through the use of an alternate shift key.
(#4628)
87-Key
ASCII
Typewriter
Keyboard.
ASCII
typewriter-like layout. movable. with 49 alphameric data keys.
26 control keys. and 12 program function keys (24 total PF
keys). Twelve of the program function keys are included in the
top row of data keys and are available through the use of an
alternate shift key.
Maximum: One of the above. The keyboard is set up by the
customer. Limitation: Keyboards used on 3275 and 3277
machines are not interchangeable with keyboards used on
3276/3278/3279 machines.
Keyboard Numeric Lock (114690): Provides the machine with
the ability to lock keyboard #4621. #4622. #4623. #4624.
#4627 or #4628 if a non-numeric key [other than 0-9. minus
(-), decimal sign. or dup] is depressed in a pre-defined
numeric-only field. Maximum: One. Contact Customer
Engineering for installation.
Security Keylock (#6340): A lock and key which prevents
modification or display of data in the display terminal when in
the "off" position. Maximum: One.
Selector Light-Pen (#6351): A hand-held, pen-like device
which permits the operator to select fields of data from a
display for input to the host system. The Selector Light-Pen.
while not being used. can be placed in a recess of the
keyboard, which is for stowing incidental items. Maximum:
One.

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Switch Control Unit (#1720): Permits switching operational
control of the display station between two different 3274 or
3276 control units. Maximum: One. Customer Setup: Yes.
Magnetic Reader Control (#4999): Provides the capability of
attaching a Magnetic Slot Reader. (MSR) or Magnetic Hand
Scanner (MHS) which read encoded information from a
magnetic stripe. The MSR can be used when the 3278 is
connected to either a 3274 or 3276, but the MHS can only be
used when the 3278 is connected to a 3274 Control Unit.
Maximum: One.
ACCESSORIES
The following items are available on a "Purchase Only" basis.
For shipment with machine, order by using the feature number
shown below.
Magnetic Hand Scanner (#9440/Part No. 4123495): The
Magnetic Hand Scanner (MHS) attaches by a 1.5 meter (4.9
feet) coiled cable to a number of data entry and reporting
devices that have an appropriate magnetic adapter feature. It
allows the user to read magnetic stripe labels that are attached
to shelves, cartons. machines, etc. It can also be used to read
magnetic stripe tags which are hand-held or placed on a flat
surface.
The MHS has three lights and a buzzer which provide feedback
to the user on the status of the scanned data. I t can read a
stripe
in
either
direction.
Field
Insta"ation:
Yes.
Prerequisite: Magnetic Reader Control (#4999). See Note
below.
Magnetic Slot Reader (#9441/Part No. 4123500): The
Magnetic Slot Reader (MSR) attaches by a 1.5 meter (4.9 feet)
cable to a number of data entry and reporting devices that have
an appropriate magnetic adapter feature. The slot reader
accommodates a wide ran~w (height and length) of magnetic
striped card stock and plastiC badges including' job tickets,
80-column punch cards, identification badges. and credit
cards.
The MSR has three lights and a buzzer which prOVide feedback
to the user on the status of scanned data. Holes in the bottom
of the MSR allow it to be fastened to an appropriate flat
surface. Field Installation: Yes. Prerequisite: Magnetic
Reader Control (#4999). See Note below. An MHS/MSR
Customer Service Manual, GA24-3663, should be requested
when ordering the MHS/MSR for field installation.
Note:
The following cable assemblies can be used to extend the
Magnetic Hand Scanner and Magnetic Slot Reader distances.
Limitations: Extension cables cannot be plugged into other
extension cables.
Description

Feature/Part Number

6 meter (19.7 feet)
12 meter (39.4 feet)

#9106/4832986
#9107/4832987

Both the MHS and the MSR read magnetically encoded
information from an alphameric character set; the MSR also
reads the same 10-numerics-only character set as the 3277
Operator Identification Card Reader (#4600). which is not a
subset of the alphameric character set. For a further
description of both character sets, see IBM 3270 Information
Display System Character Set Reference, GA27-2837. Either
(not both) the alphameric or the 1O-numerics-only character set
may be selected for the 3274 Control Unit at customization

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time for attached 32785. The 3276 Control Unit Display
Station and attached 32785 support only the MSR and the
10-numerics-only character set as used by the 3277.
Limitation: If 10-numerics-only magnetic cards are coded
with the Alternate End of Message character (hexidecimal C)'
they cannot be read by the MSR or MHS. The alphameric
character set and the MHS are only supported on 32785 which
are attached to 3274 Control Units. With the 10-numerics-only
character set, the range of data characters that can be read is
7 to 37 at 75 BPI or 210 BPI (MSR only) and 7 to 118 at 127
BPI. A minimum of seven characters must be encoded
between the start sentinel and end sentinel characters.
Locks and Keys: The 3278 with the Security Keylock (#6340)
special feature is shipped with two keys, PIN 2577741.
Additional keys may be purchased only from IBM. (Vendor will
supply additional keys only to original purchaser.) Allow 2-3
weeks for shipment.
Keyboard Accessories:
The following keyboard accessories allow the customer to
define and change the messages on the keytops of the 3278
Display Station keyboard. These accessories affect the
key tops only and do not change any characters or functions of
the display station.

AIN
BIN
PIN
AIN
BIN
PIN
PIN
PIN

2577672
0323921
1836418
1833108
5252750
1836419
2621414
1833106

PIN
PIN
PIN

5252643
1830818
5252899

Note 1

Note 2

Note 3

Note 4

Legendable Key top: Consists of two parts: a molded key
base and a clear plastic cover. The user may define unique
keytop messages by writing on a piece of paper, affixing the
paper to the key top base, and sliding on the clear plastic
cover. The key top is available in three colors and with top
keyboard row contour only (for example, the Clear key).
PIN 5188775
PIN 8627192
PIN 8542831

Note 5
Note 6
Note 7

Cable Assembly Indoor
Coax Wire (Note 1)
Connector Kit (Note 1)
Cable Assembly Outdoor
Coax Wire (Note 2)
Connector Kit (Note 2)
Modification Kit (Note 3)
Station Protector Attachment
Kit (Note 5)
Adapter (Note 7)
Station Protector Kit. Gas (Note 4)
Station Protector Element. Gas
(Note 6)

Coax wire and one connector kit (includes two
connectors, PIN 1836444) required for each indoor
cable assembly.
Coax wire and one connector kit (includes two
connectors, PIN 1836447) required for each outdoor
cable assembly.
Customers replacing 2260 Display Stations may
utilize the existing installed cables by use of this
modification kit. One kit required for each cable.
Must be used with outdoor cable assembly when
installed outdoors {either above or below ground
level. One kit required for each cable assembly.
Used to attach outdoor cable to station protector.
One kit required for each cable assembly.
Replacement station protector elements.
Used to join two PIN 2577672 or two PIN 1833108
cable assemblies.

Legendable keytop, white
Legendable key top, charcoal gray
Legendable key top, light gray

BlanK K oytop: For use as an unlabeled key top or for
customer engraved nomenclature. The key top comes in
three colors and is available with top keyboard row contour
only (for example, the Clear key).
PIN 1853775
PIN 1853567
PIN 1853563

Blank keytop, white
Blank key top. charcoal
Blank keytop, light gray

Key top Extractor: A small tweezers-like device with which
you can pull a keytop off its stem. The customer should use
the extractor. PIN 9900373. whenever a keytop is to be
removed from a keyboard.
Cobles
Cables andlor associated parts may be purchased from IBM or
from some other source. For the proper identification,
installation. and application of the subject cables and parts. see
the 3270 Installation Manual--Physical Planning, GA27-2787.
and the Coaxial Cable and Accessories Manual, GA27-2805.
The customer is responsible for installation and maintenance of
those cables and their associated parts.

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3279 COLOR DISPLAY STATION
Purpose: A high quality color cathode ray tube (CRT) display
station used in clusters with the 3274 Control Unit or the 3276
Control Unit Display Station for displaying alphameric data,
and for entering data into and receiving data from a System/3.
Data fields may be displayed in a choice of four colors. A
Keyboard, Selector Light Pen, or both, permit an operator to
display and manipulate data on the screen in a flexible and
efficient manner.
Model 2A: For use with 3274 or 3276 to display up to 1920
characters in 24 lines of 80 characters each
Model Changes: Model changes from 2A to 28 and from 3A
to 38 are field installable. Changes from Model 2x to Model 3x
are not recommended for field installation. Note: Models 28,
3A and 38 are not supported by System/3. All features except
6340 may be field installed. Features 1720 and 46XX (except
4690) are CSU.
Highlights: Characters are displayed within a 9 x 12 dot
matrix. (The 26 uppercase letters are developed in a 7 x 9 dot
matrix.) A set of 94 characters are displayed: 26 uppercase
alphabetics, 26 lowercase alphabetics, 10 numerals, and 32
special characters. A monocase switch provides the capability
of switching to uppercase alphameric mode. The 3279 uses
3270 field formatting capability which permits individual fields
of data on the screen to be program defined with various
attributes such as: protected/unprotected, normal/intensified
intensity, displayable/ nondisplayable, and selector light pen
detection allowed/ disallowed. An audible alarm is provided.
The 3279 uses the 3270 formatting attributes of protect and
intensify for the additional purpose of displaying individual
fields in base colors according to the following table:
Protected and intensified
Unprotected and intensified
Protected and normal intensity
Unprotected and normal intensity

white
red
blue
green

The 3279 Model 2A attaches to the 3276 Model 2 and to all
models of the 3274.
The
operator
may
initiate
a
local display-to-printer
(monochrome or color 3287) copy function (i.e., without host
intervention) from the keyboard of a 3279. When the 3279 is
attached to a 3274 Control Unit, the printer deSignation is
controlled by operator use of the I DE NT key and by a customer
definable matrix loaded from the system diskette at 1M L time.
For further details, see the IBM 3270 Information Display
System Planning and Setup Guide (GA27-2827).
When the 3279 is attached to a 3276, the printer designation is
controlled by operator use of the I DENT key and by a
configuration default matrix. This matrix is determined by the
relative positions of devices attached to the 3276.
Operator Factors: The 3279 has an anti-glare screen to improve
contrast and readability. Indicators are displayed in symbols on
the bottom row of the screen, outside the data area, to provide
useful operator information. These symbols, except those
indicating color attributes, appear in blue. Display of data on
the screen is accomplished without refresh interrupt (i.e., no
blinking). The low-profile keyboard provides a palm rest and
has separators to help prevent accidental striking of control
keys. The operator may select one of several cursor modes.
The cursor is displayed in white on the 3279.

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A base color switch allows the 3279 Model 2A to run in
'monochrome mode' for 3278 compatibility. In this mode,
fields are displayed in green for normal intensity and in white
for high intensity.
For comfortable viewing, the CRT face is inclined and may be
adjusted to 15 degrees, 17.5 degrees or 20 degrees from the
vertical.
The operator may adjust the color convergence quickly and
easily by using a simple keyboard procedure with a special
screen test pattern.
Editing Functions: Cursor move, tab, home key, back tab,
insert, delete, extended erase (erase to end-of-field, erase all
keyboard input data, and erase entire screen) and cursor select
keys are all basic for 3279 displays. All alphameric, special
symbol, and cursor move keys have repeat action capability.
Double speed cursor repeat action is attained with
simultaneous depressing of the AL T key and a horizontal cursor
positioning key.
Input Flexibility: A choice of keyboards and/or the Selector
Light Pen provide input flexibility. A Magnetic Slot Reader
(optional) or, for 3279s attached to a 3274 Control Unit, a
Magnetic Hand Scanner (optional) is available for the input of
magnetically coded data ... see "Special Features" and
"Accessories" below. Fields of data can be selected by
positioning the cursor and operating the cursor select key,
instead of by using the Selector Light Pen. Twelve Program
Function (PF) keys are basic with all typewriter keyboards.
Security Functions: A special Non-Displayed Input mode
provides for fields of data to be program defined so that they
will accept data entered from the keyboard without displaying
the data on the screen. A Security Keylock (optional) prevents
modification or display of data in the display terminal unless
the key is turned to the "on" position. These capabilities, and
the terminal's ability to identify itself to the host program, allow
customer-supplied security program routines to help control
access to data and aid audit of actions. A Magnetic Slot
Reader (optional), or for 3279s attached to a 3274 Control
Unit, a Magnetic Hand Scanner (optional) is available to enter
system user identification.
Problem Determination Procedures: Significant function
has been designed into this unit to provide greater availability
to the customer. This increased availability has been achieved
through the use of problem determination and recovery
procedures that are easily understood and used by the
operator. The procedures are provided by the Problem
Determination Guide manual that can be stored under the
keyboard palm rest. See "Customer Responsibilities" below.
Customer Setup (CSU): The 3279 Model 2A is designated a
customer setup device. The customer setup allowance is 4
days. For additional information on CSU, contact IBM.
Customer Responsibilities: The customer is responsible for:
•

Adequate site, system, and other vendor preparation.
Receipt at the customer's receiving dock, unpacking, and
placement of the 3279.
Physical setup, connection of cables in customer access
areas, switch setting, and check out.

•

Contacting
Customer
Engineering
to
make
cable
connections of IBM CSU units to non-CSU units where
customer access areas are not provided.

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Notifying IBM of intent to relocate and following IBM
instructions for relocation.

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Using and following the problem determination procedures
and filling out a trouble report prior to calling for IBM
service.

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Disconnecting, packing, and removal to the customer's
shipping dock at the time of discontinuance. Appropriate
instructions will be provided by IBM.

Prerequisites: Each 3279 requires a 3274 or 3276 with
appropriate features. See the M3274 or M3276 pages.
Attachment

Device Adapter on Control Unit

3274-1 C
3274-51C
3276-2

Type A Adapter
None
Color Display Attachment Feature (#1950)

Note: 3279 attachment to a 3274 may require an increment of
3274 control storage.
Refer to 3274 control storage
requirement tables to ensure that adequate Extended Function
Store is available if required.
Each 3279 must be equipped with a keyboard.
Publications: See KWIC Index G320-1621 or specific system
bibliography
SPECIFY
Default-Specify codes may not be necessary when ordering
a 3279. If codes are not specified, the machine is shipped with
the following spocifications:
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•
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Voltage---- 120 V. 1-phase, 3-wire, 60 Hz
Power Cablo Plug non-locking (#9891)
Power Cablo Longth --2.8 meters (9 feet)
Keyboard Cablo l ongth-O.9 meters (3 feet)

If special circumstancos require a deviation from the default
values, the following codes may be ordered:
1. Powor Cable: If standard 2.8 meter (9 feet) power cable is
not desired, specify #9511 for 1.8 meter (6 feet) cable or
#951 3 for 4.5 meter (1 5 feet) ca ble.
2. Powor Cable Plug: If locking plug required, specify #9890.
3. Keyboard Language: All 3279s in a 3274/3276 cluster must
specify the same keyboard language as that used on the
3274/3276.
SPECIAL FEATURES
Switch Color Unit (#1720): This feature, when installed on a
3279 Color Display Station, permits switching operational
control of that display between two different control units.
Maximum: One. Customer Setup: Yes.
Keyboard
(#4621) 75-key EBCDIC Typewriter Keyboard, typewriter-like
layout, movable, with 49 data keys and 26 control keys.
Twelve program function keys are included in the top row of
data keys and are available through use of an alternate shift
key.
(#4622) 75-key EBCDIC Data Entry Keyboard, movable, with
36 data keys, 10 program function keys, and 30 control keys.
(#4623) 75-key EBCDIC Data Entry Keyboard, keypunch
layout, movable, with 35 data keys, 10 program function keys,
and 30 control keys. This is the recommended keyboard for
data entry.

(#4624)
76-key
ASCII
Typewriter
Keyboard,
ASCII
typewriter-like layout, movable, with 49 data keys and 26
control keys. Twelve program function keys are included in the
top row of the data keys and are available through use of an
alternate shift key.
(#4627) 87-key EBCDIC Typewriter Keyboard, typewriter-like
layout, movable, with 49 alphameric data keys, 26 control
keys, and 12 program function keys (24 total PF keys). Twelve
of the program function keys are included in the top row of
data keys and are available through the use of the alternate
shift key.
(#4628)
87-key
ASCII
Typewriter
Keyboard,
ASCII
typewriter-like layout, movable, with 49 alphameric data keys,
26 control keys, and 12 program function keys (24 total PF
keys). Twelve of the program function keys are included in the
top row of the data keys and are available through the use of
an alternate shift key.
Limitations: Each 3279 Color Display Station must be
equipped with a keyboard. Keyboards used on 3275/3277
machines are not interchangeable with keyboards used on
3276/3278/3279 machines. Maximum: One of the above.
The keyboard is set up by the customer. A 0.9 meter (3 feet)
keyboard cable is provided as standard.
Keyboard Numeric Lock (#4690): Provides the machine with
the ability to lock keyboard #4621, #4622, #4623, #4624,
#4627, or #4628 if a non-numeric key [other than 0-9, minus
(-l. decimal sign, or dup] is operated in a predefined
numeric-only field. Maximum: One. Contact local Customer
Engineering for installation.
Magnetic Reader Control (#4999): Provides for attaching a
Magnetic Slot Reader or a Magnetic Hand Scanner which
reads encoded information from a magnetic stripe. The MSR
can be used when the 3279 is connected to either a 3274 or
3276, but the MHS can be used only when the 3279 is
connected to a 3274 Control Unit. Maximum: One.
Security Key Lock (#6340): A lock and key which prevents
modification or display of data in the display terminal when in
the "off" position. Maximum: One. Field Installation: Not
recommended.
Selector Light Pen (#6351): Hand-held, pen-like device
which permits the operator to select fields of data from a
display for input to the host system. The Selector Light Pen will
detect on any color. The Selector Light Pen, while not being
used, can be placed in a recess of the keyboard, which is for
stowing incidental items. Selector Light Pen (and Cursor
Select) operations include a designator character" & ". When
this designator is used, the Read Modified operation returns
both the addresses and the data of all modified fields on the
screen. Maximum: One.
ACCESSORIES
The following items are available on a purchase only basis. For
shipment with machine, order by using the feature number
shown below.
Mercury Battery (Part #1743456): Provides power to sustain
the convergence parameters in a 3279 when normal power is
not present. This supply item is a 4.14 volt non-rechargeable
mercury battery. It has a shelf life of one year under normal
conditions and can be expected to provide 3.5 years of normal
operation. Field Installation: Yes, by customer. Note:

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Locks and Keys: The 3279 with the Security Keylock (#6340)
special feature is shipped with two keys, PIN 2577741.
Additional keys may be purchased only from I BM (vendor will
supply additional keys only to original purchaser). Allow 2-3
weeks for shipment.
Keyboard Accessories:
The following keyboard accessories allow the customer to
define and change the messages on the key tops of the 3279
Display Station keyboard. These accessories affect the
key tops only and do not change any characters or functions of
the display station.

Legendable Key top: Consists of two parts: a molded key
base and a clear plastic cover. The user may define unique
key top messages by writing on a piece of paper, affixing the
paper to the keytop base, and sliding on the clear plastic
cover. The keytop is available in three colors and with top
keyboard row contour only (for example, the Clear key).
Legendable keytop, white
Legendable key top, charcoal gray
Legendable keytop, light gray

PIN 5188775
PIN 8627192
PIN 8542831

Blank Key top: For use as an unlabeled key top or for
customer engraved nomenclature. The keytop comes in
three colors and is available with top keyboard row contour
only (for example, the Clear key).
Blank keytop, white
Blank key top, charcoal
Blank keytop, light gray

PIN 1853775
PIN 1853567
PIN 1853563

Key top Extractor: A small tweezers-like device with which you
can pull a keytop off its stem. The customer should use the
extractor, PIN 9900373, whenever a keytop is to be
removed from a keyboard.
Cables
Cables and/or associated parts may be purchased from IBM or
from some other source. For the proper identification,
installation, and application of the subject cables and parts, see
the 3270 Installation Manual-Physical Planning, GA27-2787,
and the Coaxial Cable and Accessories Manual, GA27-2805.
The customer is responsible for installation and maintenance of
these cables and their associated parts.
A/N
B/N
PIN
A/N
B/N
PIN
PIN
PIN

2577672
0323921
1836418
1833108
5252750
1836419
2621414
1833106

PIN
PIN
PIN

5252643
1830818
5252899

Note 1

Note 2

Cable Assembly Indoor
Coax Wire (Note 1)
Connector Kit (N ote 1 )
Cable Assembly Outdoor
Coax Wire (Note 2)
Connector Kit (Note 2)
Modification Kit (Note 3)
Station Protector Attachment
Kit (Note 5)
Adapter (Note 7)
Station Protector Kit, Gas (Note 4)
Station Protector Element, Gas
(Note 6)

Coax wire and
connectors, P / N
cable assembly.
Coax wire and
connectors, P / N
cable assembly.

one connector kit (includes two
1836444) required for each indoor
one connector kit (includes two
1836447) required for each outdoor

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Note 3

Note 4

Note 5
Note 6
Note 7

Customers replacing 2260 Display Stations may
utilize the existing installed cables by use of this
modification kit. One kit required for each cable.
Must be used with outdoor cable assembly when
installed outdoors (either above or below ground
level. One kit required for each cable assembly.
Used to attach outdoor cable to station protector.
One kit required for each cable assembly.
Replacement station protector elements.
Used to join two PIN 2577672 or two P / N 1833108
cable assemblies.

Magnetic Hand Scanner (#9440/Part #4123495): The
Magnetic Hand Scanner (MHS) attaches by a 1.5 meter (4.9
feet) coiled cable to a 3279 that has a Magnetic Reader Control
special feature. It allows the user to read magnetic stripe labels
that are attached to shelves, cartons, machines. etc. It can also
be used to read magnetic stripe tags which are hand-held or
placed on a flat surface.
The MHS has three lights and a buzzer which provide feedback
to the user on the status of the scanned data. It can read a
stripe
in
either
direction.
Field
Installation:
Yes.
Prerequisite: Magnetic Reader Control (#4999). See Note
below.
Magnetic Slot Reader (#9441/Part #4123500): The
Magnetic Slot Reader (MSR) attaches by a 1.5 meter (4.9 feet)
cable to a 3279 that has a Magnetic Reader Control special
feature. The slot reader accommodates a wide range (height
and length) of magnetic striped card stock and plastic badges
including job tickets, magnetic striped 80-column cards,
operator identification badges, and large and small credit
cards.
The MSR has three lights and a buzzer which provide feedback
to the user on the status of scanned data. Holes in the bottom
of the MSR allow for fastening it to an appropriate flat surface.
Field Installation: Yes. Prerequisite: Magnetic Reader
Control (#4999). See Note below.

Note:
The following cable assemblies can be used to extend the
Magnetic Hand Scanner and Magnetic Slot Reader distances.
Limitations: Extension cables cannot be plugged into other
extension cables.

Description

Feature/Part Number

6 meter (19.7 feet)
12 meter (39.4 feet)

#9106/4832986
#9107/4832987

The following MSR / MHS Customer Service Manual should be
ordered: GA24-3663.
Both the MHS and MSR read magnetically encoded
information from an alphameric character set. The MSR also
reads the same 10-numerics-only character set as the 3277
Operator Identification Card Reader (#4600), which is not a
subset of the alphameric character set. For a further
description of both character sets, see IBM 3270 Information
Display System Character Set Reference (GA27-2837). Either
(not both) the alphameric or the 1O-numerics-only character set
may be selected for the 3274 Control Unit at customization
time for attached 3278s and 3279s. The 3276 Control Unit
Display Station and attached 3278s and 3279s support only
the MSR and the 10-numerics-only character set as used by
the 3277.

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Numeric and alphameric character set capacities are as
follows:
MSR/MHS

Minimum Number
of Hex Cod..
between Start
Sentinel and
End Sentinel
Charectar.

3277 Like
10-

Maximum Number
of Characters
between Start
Sentinel and
End Sentinel
Characters

37
118

Bit Density

Bits per
Inch

75
127

Bits per
mm

3
5

Numeric
Character
Set
Alphameric
Cheracter
Set·

7

37
18
118
59
37

numerics
nonnumerics
numerics
nonnumerics
numerics

75
75
127
127
··210

3
3
5
5
8.3

1 Hex Code ... 1 numeric character
2 Hex Codes - 1 non numeric character
MSR only

Note: Full width encoding is recommended for the MSR and is
required for the MHS.
Maximums shown are for all-numeric or for all-nan-numeric
characters. If a combination of numeric and non-numeric
characters is recorded, the total number of hex codes must not
exceed the numeric character maximum. For example: At 127
bpi, a combination of 60 numeric and 20 non-numeric
characters is permissible.
Limitation: If 10-numerics-only magnetic cards are coded
with the Alternate End of Message character (hexadecimal C).
they cannot be road by the MSR or MHS. The alphameric
character set and the MHS are only supported on 3278s and
3279s which lHO attached to 3274 Control Units.
A variety of magnotlc documents, tags, and labels which the
MSR and MHS can read may be obtained from the IBM
Systems Supplies DIVision. Some of them, depending on their
length, can be encoded by devices such as the 3642 Encoder
Printer. For complete information on the availability of
pre-encoded magnetic striped plastic cards, contact an SSD
Marketing Representative.

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Models

Specify #9089 for EBCDIC Character Set. A 3271, 3272, or
3274 Control Unit is not required. A cable order is required.
See "Specify" below for voltage and cable ordering
information.

Model 1: Provides storage of 480 characters and attaches to:

For Local Display Adapter on System/3 Model 8 or Model 12:

3284 PRINTER
Purpose: Provides hard copy output at a speed of 40 cps.

For use with System/3, see below.

3284 Printers (Models 1 and 2) may be intermixed with 3277
Display Stations (Models 1 and 2) and 3286 Printers (Models 1
and 2) and 3287 Printers (Models 1 and 2) and 3288 Printers
(Model 2) for a maximum of 12 devices attached via the Local
Display Adapter (#4702) and its subfeatures on the 5408 or
5412. A 3271,3272, or 3274 Control Unit is not required. A
cable is required. Specify #9089 for EBCDIC Character Set.
Not compatible with ASCII Character Sets. See "Specify"
below for voltage and cable ordering information.

Model 2: Provides storage

For Console Use with System/3 Model 15: A 3284 Model 1 is

•
•
•
•
•
•
•

3271 Model 1 or 2
3272 Model 1 or 2
3274
Local Display Adapter (#4702 on System/3 Model 8 or 12)
Display Adapter (#4601 on System/3 Model 15)
3284 Attachment (#7901 on System/3 Model 15)
System /3 Model 4 as local work station.

of 1,920 characters and attaches

to:
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•
•
•
•
•

3271 Model 2
3272 Model 2
3274
Local Display Adapter (#4702 and #4705 on 5408 or 5412)
Display Adapter (#4601 on System/3 Model 15)
System/3 Model 4 as local work station (#4705 on 5404).

For use with System/3, see below.

Model 3:
Attaches to, and uses the storage buffer of, a 3275 Display
Station Model 1, 2, or 3.
Also attaches to, and uses the storage buffer of, a 5275 Direct
Numerical Control Station.
Model Changes: Model changes between Model 1 and Model
2 are field installable. Mode! 3 is field installable on the 3275 or
5275 but is not interchangeable with a Model 1 or Model 2.
Highlights: Provides hard copy output at a speed of 40 cps
with the EBCDIC character set (for ASCII character sets, see
"Specify" below).
Model 1 and 2 may print from the CPU or the contents of a
3277 Display Station or 3284 or 3286/3287 printer buffer via
the 3271, 3272, or 3274 Control Unit.
Model 3 prints the contents of the buffers of the 3275 Display
Station or the 5275 Direct Numerical Control Station.
The unit has a pin feed platen that enables the use of
margin-punched continuous forms paper. Specify 120, 126, or
132 print positions. See "Specify". Line spacing is six
lines/inch. Matrix characters are formed by 7 vertical wires
printing dots in up to 4 of 7 possible horizontal positions. Use
of the underscore in conjunction with another character will
overprint the lowest dot in that character and is not
recommended.
Up to 6-part forms can be printed with a maximum thickness of
.018 inches (for optimum feeding and stacking, no more than
three parts are recommended). Forms lengths can be 3 inches
to 14 inches in increments of 1/6 inch. Card stock continuous
forms are not recommended. Refer to GA24-3488 for forms
design considerations and limitations.

For Local Work Station on System/3 Model 4: 3284 Printers
(Models 1 and 2) may be intermixed with 3277 Display
Stations (Models 1 and 2) and 3286 Printers (Models 1 and 2)
and 3287 Printers (Models 1 and 2) and 3288 Line Printers
(Model 2) for a maximum of 5 devices attached to the 5404.

optional and is primarily used to provide console message
logging. For Voltage, specify #9881 ... For Character Set,
specify #9089 ... For Pin Feed Platen, specify as shown
below. No cable order is required. Prerequisite: 3284
Attachment (#7901) on the 5415.

For Display Adapter on System/3 Model 15: 3284 Printers
(Models 1 and 2) may be intermixed with 3277 Display
Stations (Models 1 and 2) and 3286 Printers (Models 1 and 2)
and 3287 Printers (Models 1 and 2) and 3288 Printers (Model
2) for a maximum of 30 devices attached via the Display
Adapter (#4601/#4602) on the 5415. A 3271, 3272, or 3274
Control Unit is not required. A cable is required. Specify #9089
for EBCDIC Character Set. Not compatible with ASCII
Character Set. See "Specify" below for voltage and cable
ordering information.
Prerequisites:

Model 1: A 3271 Model 1 or 2, a 3272 Model 1 or 2, 3274. or
#7901 on a 5415.

Model 2: A 3271 Model 2, a 3272 Model 2, or 3274.
Model 3: A 3275 Model 1, 2 or 3 with Printer Adapter (#5550)
or a 5275 with Printer Adapter (#5555).
Publications: System/370 System Summary, GA22-7001
Supplies: A black ribbon, P / N 1136970 or equivalent. is
required.
SPECIFY
1. Voltage (115 V AC, 1-phase, 3-wire, 60 Hz): #9880 for
locking plug. or #9881 for non-locking plug.
Note: The Hospital Grade Plug. RPQ 8K0696 (No-charge),
is required for Hospital General Patient care areas. This
RPQ is NOT field installable.
2. Pin Feed Platen: #9162 for 126 print positions (13-1/8
inches hole-to-holeL or #9167 for 120 print positions
(12-1/2 inches hole-to-holeL or #9168 for 132 print
positions (13-7/8 inches hole-to-hole). Note: Do not order
#9167 or #9168 unless paper is available in your area.
3. Character Set: Specify one of the following:
(#9089) for EBCDIC Character Set (available at time of
manufacture only) .. , provides the 64 ASCII characters
described on the EBCDIC typewriter keyboard. #9089
required if used with the 3275 Model 3. Prerequisite: If
used with the 3271, EBCDIC Transmission Code (#9761)
required on the 3271.

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(#9091) for ASCII Character Set A (available at time of
manufacture only) ... provides the 64 ASCII characters
but substitutes the Logical 0 R (I) and Logical NOT (...,) in
place of the exclamation mark(!) and circumflex (").
Prerequisite: If used with the 3271, ASCII Transmission
Code (#9762) is required on the 3271.

Note 7

Used to join two PIN 2577672 or two PIN 1833108
cable assemblies.

(#9092) for ASCII Character Set B (available at time of
manufacture only) ... provides the standard 64 ASCII
characters. Prerequisite: If used with the 3271, ASCII
Transmission Code (#9762) is required on the 3271.
4. Cables: See "Accessories" for cable ordering instructions.
For cable specifications, see the System/370 Installation
Manual-Physical Planning, GC22-7004, or the 3270
Installation Manual-Physical Planning, GA27-2787.
ACCESSORIES
Forms Stand #4450: This two-shelf forms stand permits
placement of continuous forms on the stand above floor level
and provides for stacking forms after printing. For shipment
with the machine or for shipment to the field, order by feature
number.
Cables
Cables and / or associated parts to attach the subject machines
to the 3271/3272/3274 Control Units, the Local Display
Adapter (#4702) on System/3 Model 8 and Model 12, or the
Display Adaptor (#4601) on System/3 Model 15 or directly to
the System/3 Model 4, may be purchased from IBM or from
some other source. For proper identification, installation, and
application of tho subject cables and parts, see the 3270
Installation Manual-Physical Planning, GA27-2787, and the
Coaxial Cable and Accessories Manual, GA27-2805. The
customer is responsible for installation and maintenance of
these cables and thfllr associated parts.
A/N
B/N
PIN
A/N
B/N

PIN
PIN

PIN
PIN
PIN
PIN

2577672
0323921
1836418
1833108
5252750
1836419
2621414
1833106
5252643
1830818
5252899

Cable Assembly Indoor
Coax Wire (Note 1)
Connector Kit (Note 1)
Cable Assembly Outdoor
Coax Wire (Note 2)
Connector Kit (Note 2)
Modification Kit (Note 3)
Station Protector Attachment
Kit (Note 5)
Adapter (Note 7)
Station Protector Kit, Gas (Note 4)
Station Protector Element, Gas
(Note 6)

Allow a lead time of 120 days when ordering.

Noto 1

Note 2

Nato 3

Note 4

Note 5
Note 6

Coax wire and one connector kit (includes two
connectors, P / N 1836444) required for each indoor
cable assembly.
Coax wire and one connector kit (includes two
connectors, P / N 1836447) required for each outdoor
cable assembly.
Customers replacing 2260 Display Stations may
utilize the existing installed cables by use of this
modification kit. One kit required for each cable.
Must be used with outdoor cable assembly when
installed outdoors (either above or below ground
level. One kit required for each cable assembly.
Used to attach outdoor cable to station protector.
One kit required for each cable assembly.
Replacement station protector elements.

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3286 PRINTER
Purpose: Provides hard copy output at a speed of 66 cps.
Models

For Display Adaptsr on System/3 Model 15: 3286 Printers

Modsl 1: Provides storage of 480 characters and attaches to:
•
•
•
•
•
•

3271 Model 1 or 2
3272 Model 1 or 2
3274
Local Display Adaptor (#4702 on System/3 Model 8 or 12)
Display Adapter (#4601 on System/3 Model 15)
System/3 Model 4 as local work station.

For use with System/3, see below.
Model 2: Provides storage of 1,920 characters and attaches
to:
•
•
•
•
•
•

cable is required. Specify #9089 for EBCDIC Character Set.
Not compatible with ASCII Character Sets. See "Specify"
below for voltage and for cable ordering information.

3271 Model 2
3272 Model 2
3274
Local Display Adapter (#4702 and #4705 on 5408 or 5412)
Display Adapter (#4601 on System/3 Model 15)
System/3 Model 4 as local work station (#4705 on 5404).

(Models 1 and 2) may be intermixed with 3277 Display
Stations (Models 1 and 2) and 3284 Printers (Models 1 and 2)
and 3287 Printer (Models 1 and 2) and 3288 Printers (Model 2)
for a maximum of 30 devices attached via the Display Adapter
(#4601/#4602) on the 6415. A 3271.3272. or 3274 Control
Unit is not required. A cable is required. Specify #9089 for
EBCDIC Character Set. Not compatible with ASCII Character
Sets. See "Specify" below for voltage and for cable ordering
information.
Prerequisites:

Model 1: a 3271 Model 1 or 2 or a 3272 Model 1 or 2 or a
3274.

Model 2: a 3271 Model 2 or a 3272 Model 2 or a 3274.
Model 3: a 3735 Model 1 with #7880 installed.
Publications: System/370 System Summary, GA22-7001.

For use with System/3, see below.

Supplies: A black ribbon. P / N 1136970 or equivalent, is
required.

Model Changes: Model changes between Model 1 and Model
2 are field installable.

SPECIFY

Highlights: Provides controls and storage, and provides hard
copy output at a speed of 66 cps with the EBCDIC character
set (for ASCII character sets, see "Specify" below).
The unit may print from a CPU or the contents of a 3277
Display Station or a 3284, 3286, or 3287 printer buffer via the
3271, 3272, or 3274 Control Unit. When attached to a 3735,
the 3286 Model 3 prints under 3735 Program Control.
The unit has a pin feed platen that enables the use of
margin-punched continuous forms paper. Specify 120, 126 or
132 print positions. See "Specify". Line spacing is 6
lines/inch. Matrix characters are formed by 7 vertical wires
printing dots in up to 4 of 7 possible horizontal positions. Use
of the underscore in conjunction with another character will
overprint the lowest dot in that character and is not
recommended.
Up to 6-part forms can be printed with a maximum thickness of
.018" (for optimum feeding and stacking, no more than 3 parts
are recommended). Forms lengths can be 3" to 14" in
increments of 1/6". Card stock continuous forms are not
recommended.
Refer to GA24-3488 for forms design
considerations and limitations.

For Local Work Station on System/3 Model 4: 3286 Printers
(Models 1 and 2) may be intermixed with 3277 Display
Stations (Models 1 and 2) and 3284 Printers (Models 1 and 2)
and 3287 Printers (Models 1 and 2) and 3288 Line Printers
(Model 2) for a maximum of 5 devices attached to the 5404.
Specify #9089 for EBCDIC Character Set. A 3271, 3272, or
3274 Control Unit is not required, but a cable is needed. See
"Specify" below for voltage and for cable ordering information.

For Local Display Adaptsr on Systsm/3 Modsl 8 or Modsl 12:
3286 Printers (Models 1 and 2) may be intermixed with 3277
Display Stations (Models 1 and 2) and 3284 Printers (Models 1
and 2) and 3287 Printers (Models 1 and 2) and 3288 Printers
(Model 2) for a maximum of twelve devices attached via the
Local Display Adapter (#4702) and its subfeatures on the 6408
or 6412. A 3271,3272, or 3274 Control Unit is not required. A

1. Voltage (115 V AC. 1-phase. 3-wire, 60 Hz): #9880 for
locking plug or #9881 for non-locking plug.
Note: The Hospital Grade Plug. RPQ 8K0696 (No-Charge).
is required for Hospital General Patient Care areas. This
RPQ is NOT field installable.
2. Pin Feed Platen: #91 62 for 126 print positions (13-1 /8
inches hole-to-hole). or #9167 for 120 print positions
(12-1/2 inches hole-to-hole). or #9168 for 132 print
positions (13-7/8 inches hole-to-hole). Note: Do not order
#9167 or #9168 unless paper is available in your area.
3. Character Set. Specify one of the following:
(#9089) For EBCDIC Character Set .. , provides the 64
characters described on the EBCDIC typewriter keyboard.
Prerequisites:
If used with the 3271.
EBCDIC
Transmission Code (#9761) is required on the 3271. If used
with the 3735. EBCDIC Transmission Code (#9761) is
required on the 3735.
(#9091) For ASCII Character Set A ... provides the 64
ASCII characters but substitutes the Logical OR (I) and
Logical NOT (..,) in place of the exclamation mark (I) and
circumflex ("). Prerequisites: If used with the 3271. ASCII
Transmission Code (#9762) is required on the 3271.
(#9092) For ASCII Character Set B ... provides the
standard 64 ASCII characters. Prerequisites: If used with
the 3271, ASCII Transmission Code (#9762) is required on
the 3271. If used with the 3736. ASCII Transmission Code
(#9762) is required on the 3735.
4. Cables: See "Accessories" for ordering instructions. For
cable specifications. see the Systsm/370 Instal/ation
Manual-Physical Planning, GC22-7004. or the 3270
Installation Manual-Physical Planning, GA27-2787.

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ACCESSORIES
Forms Stand #4460: This two-shelf forms stand permits
placement of continuous forms on the stand above floor level
and provides for stacking forms after printing. For shipment
with the machine or to the field. order by feature number.
Cables
Cables andlor associated parts to attach the subject machines
to the 3271/3272/3274 Control Units. the Local Display
Adapter (#4702) on System/3 Model 8 and Model 12. or the
Display Adaptor (#4601) on System/3 Model 15 or directly to
the System/3 Model 4. may be purchased from IBM or from
some other source. For proper identification. installation. and
application of the subject cables and parts. see the 3270
Installation Manual-Physical Planning, GA27-2787. and the
Coaxial Cable and Accessories Manual, GA27-2805. The
customer is responsible for installation and maintenance of
these cables and their associated parts.
AIN
BIN
PIN
AIN
BIN
PIN
PIN
PIN

2577672
0323921
1836418
1833108
5252750
1836419
2621414
1833106

PIN
PIN
PIN

5252643
1830818
5252899

Cable Assembly Indoor
Coax Wire (Note 1)
Connector Kit (Note 1)
Cable Assembly Outdoor
Coax Wire (Note 2)
Connector Kit (Note 2)
Modification Kit (Note 3)
Station Protector Attachment
Kit (Note 5)
Adapter (Note 7)
Station Protector Kit. Gas (Note 4)
Station Protector Element. Gas
(Note 6)

Allow a lead time of 120 days when ordering.

Note 1

Note 2

Note 3

Note 4

Note 5
Note 6
Note 7

Coax wire and one connector kit (includes two
connectors. PIN 1836444) required for each indoor
cable assembly.
Coax wire and one connector kit (includes two
connectors. PIN 1836447) required for each outdoor
cable assembly.
Customers replacing 2260 Display Stations may
utilize the existing installed cables by use of this
modification kit. One kit required for each cable.
Must be used with outdoor cable assembly when
installed outdoors (either above or below ground
level). One kit required for each cable assembly.
Used to attach outdoor cable to station protector.
One kit required for each cable assembly.
Replacement station protector elements.
Used to join two PIN 2577672 or two PIN 1833108
cable assemblies.

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3287 PRINTER-MODELS 1 AND 2
Purpose: Provides hard copy output. The 3287 Models 1 and
2 attach to a 3271 Control Unit Model 1 or 2, or a 3272 Control
Unit Model 1 or 2, or 3274 Control Unit Model 1C or 51C, or a
3276 Control Unit Display Model 2, or a System/3 Models 4,
8, 12, or 15 or as an optional console printer on System/3
Model 15.
Model 1: 80 cps maximum bi-directional printer.
Model 2: 120 cps maximum bi-directional printer.

that can be understood and used by the operator.
"Customer ~esponsibilities" below.

Customer Setup (CSU): The 3287 Models 1 and 2 are
designated to be customer setup devices. The CSU allowance
is 4 days.
For additional information on CSU, contact IBM.
Customer Responsibilities:
•

system characteristics. The controller configuration and line
transmission speed, the output format, and the application
program processing all have an effect on throughput.

Physical setup, connection of cables, switch settings, and
checkout.
•

Highlights: The 3287 consists of control functions, printer,
and indicator lights in one integrally designed desk-top unit.
Special features are available which permit tailoring the printer
to the user's requirements.

Printer:

Maximum printer throughput is obtained with
bi-directional serial matrix printing and indexing with minimized
print head movement. The printer dot matrix is 4 of 7 wide by 8
high. This presentation gives high legibility with character
spacing at 10 to the inch. Line spacing is 6 and 8 lines to the
inch. Up to 132 characters can be printed in a line. Up to six
part forms [total thickness-0.457 mm (0.018 in)) may be used.
For any multi-part or preprinted continuous forms, the Variable
Width Forms Tractor (#8700) is recommended. Five-part and
six-part continuous forms should be tried on an individual basis
for acceptable feeding, registration and print quality.
The Friction Feed Paper Handling (#4110) is recommended for
use with non-preprinted single part roll or fan-fold paper, with
a minimum width of 203 mm (8 inl. when the Variable Width
Forms Tractor (#8700) is not used. Maximum overall forms
width is 378 mm (14.9 in); card stock forms are not
recommended. (See Form Design Printers Reference Guide,
GA24-3488, for form specifications and limitations.)
Audible Alarm, Mono-Dual case, Single/ Double line spacing
6/8 lines per inch, Page Length Control Selector Switches, and
Maximum Print Position are standard functions. Dual Case is
not supported for ASCIIB when using 3271/3272 Attachment
(#8330) Mono/ Dual switch is inoperative when the 3287 is
copying from a display.
Problem Determination Procedures: Significant function
has been designed into this unit to provide greater availability
to the customer. This has been done through the use of
problem determination and recovery routines and procedures

Contacting
Customer
Engineering
to
make
cable
connections of IBM CSU units to IBM non-CSU units where
customer access areas are not provided.
Notifying IBM of intent to relocate and following IBM
instructions for relocation.
Using and following the problem determination procedures
and filling out a trouble report prior to calling for IBM
service.

Where the 3287 replaces a 3284 or 3286 Printer, the Variable
Width Forms Tractor (Special Features) is used in lieu of the
Pin Feed Platen or Forms Tractor RPQ WD4031. In addition,
Friction Feed Paper Handling is available as a Special Feature.

Control Functions: Provides the control for all online
operations. This unit requires the 3271/3272 Attachment
(#8330) for receiving data from a 3271/3272 Control Unit, or a
3274 Control Unit (with Terminal Adapter Bl. or a System/3.
The 3274/3276 Attachment (#8331) is used for receiving data
from a 3274 Control Unit {with Terminal Adapter Type Al. or a
3276 Control Unit Display Station.

Adequate site, system, and other vendor preparation.
Receipt at the customer's receiving dock, unpacking, and
placement of the 3287.

Note: Actual printer throughput depends on operational and

Model Changes: Field installable. All features may be field
installed. Features 4110 and 8700 are CSU.

See

Disconnecting, packing, and removal to the customer's
shipping dock at the time of discontinuance. Appropriate
instructions will be provided by IBM.
•

Provide a desk or table top to support the 3287.

Prerequisites:

Attachment

Attachment
Feature
on 3287

3271/3272

#8330

3274

#8331 or
#8330
#8331

3276

Device Adapter
on Control Unit
Available port or added
#3250
Type A or B Adapter
(See the M3274 pages)
Available port or added
#3255,#3256,#3257

For Direct Local Attachment to a System/3
(via #8330 on the 3287 and available device interface on
System/3 CPU):
System/3 Model 4

5404 Processing Unit

System/3 Model 8

#4701/#4702 on 5408
Processing Unit

System/3 Model 12

#4701/#4702 on 5412
Processing Unit
#4601 on 5415
Processing Unit

System/3 Model 15
For console use
with System/3
Model 15

#8330 is required on 3287
#7901 is required on 5415

Variable Width Forms Tractor (#8700) or Friction Feed Paper
Handling (#4110) must be ordered for each 3287.
Publications: See KWIC Index GA20-1621 or specific system
bibliography.
Supplies: A black ribbon, IBM PIN 1136653 or equivalent. is
required. Also available is a black ribbon cartridge capability

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through RPO 800199. The replacement ribbon cartridge has
IBM PIN 7034535.
SPECIFY
1. Voltage (120 V AC, 1-phase 3 wire 60 Hz): #9890 for
locking plug, or #9891 for non-locking plug.
2. Power Cord: If standard 2.8 meter (9 feet) Power Cord is
not desired, specify: #9511 for 1.8 meter (6 feet) Power
Cord, #9512 for 3.7 meter (12 feet) Power Cord, or #9513
for 4.5 meter (15 feet) Power Cord.
3. Cables: See "Accessories" below for 3287 Models 1 and 2
ordering
instructions.
See
the
3270 Installation
Manual-Physical Planning, GA27-2787, for cable details.
A separate cable is not required when attaching to a
System/3 Model 15 via #7901 on the 5415.
4. Character Set. Specify one of the following:
(#9082) for f:BCDIC Character Set.
(#9084) for ASCII B Character Set. (Not for System/3
LDA/ DA or as console printer)

Note: The Character Set specified [EBCDIC or ASCII B]
must be the same as the transmission code/character set
used on the control unit to which it is attached.
5. Variable Width Forms Tractor-Paper Handling (#9185):
Specify if Vanahlo Width Forms Tractor (#8700) is ordered
and there is a rOQuiroment to handle forms with an overall
width from 76.2 to 203.2 mm (3 to 8 inches). Prerequisite:
Variable Width Forms Tractor (#8700).
6. X Print Error Indication (#9488): To indicate an error an X is
printed on the print line immediately below the last line
normally printed.
7.

Character Print Operations.
With the 3271/3272
Attachment (#8330) specify one of the following:
(#9520) (480 character print operation) for use with a
3271 Control Unit Model 1, or a 3272 Control Unit Model
1 or a 3274 Control Unit Model 1C (Adapter Type B), or
a System/3 Model 4, 8, 12, or 15. Note: #9520
(480-character print operation) can also be specified for
uso with a 3271 Control Unit Model 2, or a 3272 Control
Unit Model 2. #9520 is required for console printer on
System/3 Model 15.
(#9522) (1,920 character print operation) for use with a
3271 Control Unit Model 2, a 3272 Control Unit Model 2,
or a 3274 Control Unit Model 1C (Adapter Type B), or a
System/3 Model 4, 8, 12, or 15.
With 3274/3276
following:

Attachment

(#8331)

specify

the

(#9522) (1920 character print operation) for use with a
3276 Control Unit Display Station Model 2, or a 3278
Display Station Model 2 attached to a 3274 Control Unit
(Adapter Type A).
S. Blower (#9030): Must be specified only for 3287 Model 1 or
2 to be used in an environment above 90°F (32.2°C)
ambient temperature [specification limits up to 104°F
(40.5°C)]. Field Installation: Yes.

9. System Attachment. Identify the attaching Control Unit or
natively attached Host Processor by specifying one of the
following codes:

Control Unit / natively attached
Host Processor

Code

3271
3272
3274 Model1C
3274 Model 51 C
3276 Model 2
System/3 Model
System/3 Model
System/3 Model
System/3 Model

#9251
#9252
#9551
#9609
#9552
#9288
#9289
#9290
#9291

4
8
12
15

SPECIAL FEATURES
Friction Feed Paper Handling (#4110): For friction feeding
of single part non-preprinted continuous roll and fan-fold paper
with a minimum width of 203 mm (8 inch). Included in Special
Feature #4110 is a paper tear bar for tearing continuous forms
approximately 64 mm (2.5 inch) from the last line printed. This
special feature is used interchangeably with the Variable Width
Forms Tractor and is attached and removed by the customer.
Maximum: One. Customer Setup: Yes.
3271/3272 Attachment (#8330): Provides one interface for
attachment of a 3287 Model 1 or 2 to a 3271 Control Unit
Model 1 or 2, a 3272 Control Unit Model 1 or 2, or a 3274
Control Unit Model 1Cor 51 C or a System/3 Model 4, 8, 12, or
15. Provides the buffer storage required for print operation.
Maximum: One. Limitation: Canilot be installed with 3274 or
3276 Attachment (#8331). Prerequisite: For 3270 System ...
An available port or added #3250 on a 3271 Model 1, 2, or
3272 Model 1, 2 ... See M3271 or M3272. For 3274 Control
Unit ... An available port (Type B) or added Type B Adapter ..
. See M3274. For System/3 Model 4, 8, 12, or 15 ... See
M5404, M5408, M5412 or M5415 . . . An available device
interface on the System/3 CPU. For console printer on
System/3 Model 15, #7901 is required on 5415.
3274 or 3276 Attachment (#8331): Provides one interface for
attachment of a 3287 Model 1 or 2 to a 3274 Control Unit
Model 1C or 51 C or to a 3276 Control Unit Display Station
Model 2. Provides buffer storage required for print operation.
Included in this feature is Buffer Reprint support. Maximum:
One. Limitation: Cannot be installed with 3271/3272
Attachment (#8330). Prerequisite: An available port or added
#3255, #3256, #3257, or a 3276, or an available port (Type A)
or added Type A ada pter on a 3274.
Variable Width Forms Tractor (#8700): A forms feeding
device for continuous margin-punched forms. Overall forms
width from 76.2 to 381.0 mm (3 to 15 inches) can be fed.
Prerequisites: Variable Width Forms Tractor-Paper Handling
(#9185) where there is a requirement to handle forms with an
overall width from 76.2 to 203.2 mm (3 to 8 inches).
Maximum: One. Customer Setup: Yes.

Note: If forms skipping is required, it is recommended that the
Variable Width Forms Tractor (#8700) be used.
ACCESSORIES
Forms Stand #4450: This two-shelf forms stand permits
placement of continuous forms on the stand above floor level
and provides for stacking after printing. For shipment with the
machine or to the field, order by feature number.

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3287 PRINTER-MODELS 1C AND 2C

Cables andlor associated parts may be purchased from IBM or
from some other source. For the proper identification,
installation, and application of the subject cables and parts, see
the 3270 Installation Manual-Physical Planning (GA27-2787)
and the Coaxial Cable and Accessories Manual (GA27-2805).
The customer is responsible for installation and maintenance of
these cables and their associated parts.

Purpose: Provides hard copy in black or color (by using
replaceable ribbon cartridges) when attached to the 3274
Control Unit and the 3276 Control Unit Display Station.

AIN
BIN
PIN
AIN
BIN
PIN
PIN
PIN

2577672
0323921
1836418
1833108
5252750
1836419
2621414
1833106

PIN
PIN
PIN

5252643
1830818
5252899

Note 1

Note 2

Note 3

Note 4

Note 5
Note 6
Note 7

Cable Assembly Indoor
Coax Wire (Note 1)
Connector Kit (Note 1 )
Cable Assembly Outdoor
Coax Wire (Note 2)
Connector Kit (Note 2)
Modification Kit (Note 3)
Station Protector Attachment
Kit (Note 5)
Adapter (Note 7)
Station Protector Kit, Gas (Note 4)
Station Protector Element, Gas
(Note 6)

Coax wire and one connector kit (includes two
connectors, PIN 1836444) required for each indoor
cable assembly.
Coax wire and one connector kit (includes two
connectors, PIN 1836447) required for each outdoor
cable assembly.
Customers replacing 2260 Display Stations may
utilize the existing installed cables by use of this
modification kit. One kit required for each cable.
Must be used with outdoor cable assembly when
installed outdoors (either above or below ground
level). One kit required for each cable assembly.
Used to attach outdoor cable to station protector.
One kit required for each cable assembly.
Replacement station protector elements.
Used to join two PIN 2577672 or two PIN 1833108
cable assemblies.

Model 1 C: 80 cps maximum with bi-directional printing for a
single color on a line.
Model 2C: 120 cps maximum with bi-directional printing for a
.
single color on a line.

Note: Actual printer throughput depends on operational and
system characteristics. The controller configuration and line
transmission speed, the output format, and the application
program processing all have an effect on throughput.
Compared to black or monochrome printing, throughput will be
reduced when printing in multi-color because a separate pass
of the prmt head is required for each color on a line.
Model Changes: Model 1C to 2C is field installable. Model
changes from Models 1 and 2 to Models 1C and 2C are not
recommended for field installation. All features may be field
installed and are CSU.
Highlights: The 3287 consists of control functions, printer and
indicator lights in one integrally designed desk-top unit. Special
features are available which permit tailoring the printer to the
user's requirements.

Control Functions: Provides the control for all online
operations. This unit requires receiving data from a 3274
Control Unit or from a 3276 Control Unit Display Station.
Printer:

Maximum printer throughput is obtained with
bi-directional serial matrix printing and indexing with minimized
print head movement. The printer dot matrix is 4 of 7 wide by 8
high, which gives high legibility with character spacing at 10 to
the inch. Line spacing is 6 and 8 lines to the inch.
With the replaceable black ribbon cartridge, up to 132 print
positions can be printed in black on a line. With the replaceable
multi-color ribbon cartridge, up to 120 print positions can be
printed in the colors black, blue, green, or red. with print
positions 121-132 printed in black or the whole line printed in
black. With the multi-color ribbon, the machine can print in
base color. Base color refers to a given color being printed at
the field level as a function of the protect and intensity bit
positions in the 3270 Data Stream attribute byte. Specifically.
the display-to-printer color mapping is as follows:

3270 Attribute Byte
Protected and Intensified
Unprotected and Intensified
Protected but not Intensified
Neither Protected nor
Intensified

Color
Displayed

Color
Printed

White
Red
Blue

Black or Green
Red
Blue

Green

Green or Black

The printing of black or green as shown in the table depends
upon the Base Color selected-Black (#9135) or Green (#9136)
Specify Code.
Up to six-part forms [total thickness 0.457 mm (0.018 in)] may
be used. For any multi-part or preprinted continuous forms. the
Variable Width Forms Tractor (#8700) is recommended.
Five-part and six-part continuous forms should be tried on an
individual basis for acceptable feeding, registration, and print
quality.

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Friction Feed Paper Handling (#4110) is recommended for use
with non-preprinted, single part roll or fan-fold paper, with a
minimum width of 203 mm (8 in), when the Variable Width
Forms Tractor (#8700) is not used. Maximum overall forms
width is 378 mm (14.9 in); card stock forms are not
recommended. (See Form Design Printers Reference Guide
(GA24-3488) for form specifications and limitations.)
Audible Alarm, Mono-Dual case, Single/Double line spacing,
Page Length Control Selector Switches, 6/8 lines per inch, and
Maximum Print Position are standard functions. Monol Dual
switch is inoperative when the 3287 is copying from a display.
Problem Determination Procedures: Significant function
has been designed into this unit to provide greater availability
to the customer. Th~"(has been done through the use of
problem determination ~nd recovery routines and procedures
that can be understood and used by the operator. See
"Customer Responsibilities" below.
Customer Setup (CSU): The 3287 Models 1C and 2C are
designated to be customer setup devices. The CSU allowance
is 4 days.
For additional information on CSU, contact IBM.
Customer Responsibilltlos:
•

Adequate site, system, and other vendor preparation.

•

Receipt at the customer's receiving dock, unpacking, and
placement of the 3287.

•

Physical setup, connection of cables, switch settings, and
check out.

•

Contacting
Customer
Engineering
to
make
cable
connections of IBM CSU units to non-CSU units where
customer accoss areas are not provided.

•

Notifying IBM of intent to relocate and following IBM
instructions for relocation.

•

Using and following the problem determination procedures
and filling out a trouble report prior to calling for IBM
servlco.

•

Disconnectinu. packing, and removal to the customer's
shipping dock at the time of discontinuance. Appropriate
instructions will be provided by IBM.

•

Provide a desk or table top to support the 3287.

Attachment Device Adapter on Control Unit

3274-51C
3276

1. Plugs (Voltage 120 V AC, 1-phase, 3 wire, 60 Hz): #9890
for locking plug or #9891 for non-locking plug.
2. Power Cord: If standard 2.8 meter (9 feet) Power Cord is
not desired, specify: #9511 for 1.8 meter (6 feet) Power
Cord, #9512 for 3.7 meter (12 feet) Power Cord, or #9513
for 4.5 meter (15 feet) Power Cord.
3. Cables: See "Accessories" section below and see the IBM
3270 Installation Manual-Physical Planning (GA27-2787)
for cable details.
4. Character Set:
Specify one of the following:
(#9082) for EBCDIC Character Set
(#9084) for ASCII (B) Character Set

Note: The Character Set specified [EBCDIC or ASCII (B)]
must be the same as the transmission codel character set
used on the control unit to which it is attached.
5. Variable Width Forms Tractor-Paper Handling (#9185):
Specify if Variable Width Forms Tractor (#8700) is ordered
and there is a requirement to handle forms with an overall
width from 76.2 to 203.2 mm (3 to 8 inches). Prerequisite:
Variable Width Forms Tractor (#8700).
6. X Print Error Indication (#9488): To indicate an error, an X
is printed on the print line immediately below the last line
normally printed.
7. Character Print Operation (#9522): (1920 character print
operation) for use with a 3276 Control Unit Display Station
Model 2, or a 3274 Control Unit.
8. Blower (#9030): Must be specified for 3287 Model 1 Cor 2C
to be used in an environment above 90°F (32.2°C) ambient
temperature [specification limits up to 104°F (40.5°C)].
Field Installation: Yes.
9. System Attachment. Identify the attaching control unit by
specifying one of the following codes:

Control Unit

Code

3274 Model 1 C
3274 Model 51 C
3276 Model 2

#9551
#9609
#9552

10. Base Color: Applies only when printing in base color. Base
color defined in the Highlights section.

Prerequisites

3274-1 C

SPECIFY

Black #9135: Specified to print in black when the 3279
Color Display Station displays in green or the equivalent
3270 attribute byte code is received. The Printer will print
in green when the 3279 displays in white or the equivalent
3270 attribute byte code is received. Limitations: Cannot
be installed with Base Color-Green (#9136).

Available Category A port
or added #6901, #6902 or #6903
None
Available port or Added Feature
#3255,#3256,#3257

Note: The 3287 Model 1C or 2C cannot be attached to a
System I 3 via Local Display Adapter or #7901. Variable Width
Forms Tractor (#8700) or Friction Feed Paper Handling (#4110)
must be ordered for each IBM 3287 Model 1C or 2C.
Publications: See KWIC Index
system bibliography.

(GA20-1621)

or specific

Green #9136: Specified to print in green when the 3279
Color Display Station displays in green or the equivalent
3270 attribute byte code is received. The printer will print
in black when the 3279 displays in white or the equivalent
3270 attribute byte code is received. Limitations: Cannot
be installed with Base Color-Black (#9135).

Supplies: A black ribbon cartridge, IBM PIN 7032482 or
equivalent, IS required for printing only black. A multi-colored
ribbon cartridge, IBM PIN 7032483 or equivalent, is required
for color printing.

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SPECIAL FEATURES
Friction Feed Paper Handling (#4110): For friction feeding
of single part non-preprinted continuous roll and fan-fold paper
with a minimum width of 203 mm (8 in). Included in this
feature is a paper tear bar for tearing continuous forms
approximately 64 mm (2.5 in) from the last line printed.
Feature #4110 is used interchangeably with the Variable Width
Forms Tractor and is attached and removed by the customer.
Maximum: One. Customer Setup: Yes. Note: If forms
skipping is required, the Variable Width Forms Tractor (#8700)
should be used.
Variable Width Forms Tractor (#8700): A forms feeding
device for continuous margin punched forms. Overall forms
width from 76.2 to 381.0 mm (3 to 15 inches) can be fed.
Prerequisites: Variable Width Forms Tractor-Paper Handling
(#9185) where there is a requirement to handle forms with an
overall width from 76.2 to 203.2 mm (3 to 8 inches).
Maximum: One. Customer Setup: Yes.
ACCESSORIES
Forms Stand #4450: This two-shelf stand permits placing
continuous forms on the stand above floor level and provides
for stacking after printing. For shipment with the machine or to
the field, order by feature number.
Cables
Cables andlor associated parts may be purchased from IBM or
some other source. For the proper identification, installation,
and application of the subject cables and parts, see 3270
Installation Manual-Phys;cal Planning (GA27-2787) and
Coaxial Cable and Accessories Manual (GA27-2805). The
customer is responsible for installation and maintenance of
these cables and their associated parts.
AIN
BIN
PIN
AIN
BIN
PIN
PIN
PIN

2577672
0323921
1836418
1833108
5252750
1836419
2621414
1833106

PIN
PIN
PIN

5252643
1830818
5252899

Note 1

Note 2

Note 3

Note 4

Note 5
Note 6
Note 7

Cable Assembly Indoor
Coax Wire (Note 1)
Connector Kit (Note 1)
Cable Assembly Outdoor
Coax Wire (Note 2)
Connector Kit (Note 2)
Modification Kit (Note 3)
Station Protector Attachment
Kit (Note 5)
Adapter (Note 7)
Station Protector Kit, Gas (Note 4)
Station Protector Element, Gas
(Note 6)

Coax wire and one connector kit (includes two
connectors, PIN 1836444) required for each indoor
cable assembly.
Coax wire and one connector kit (includes two
connectors, PIN 1 836447) req uired for each outdoor
cable assembly.
Customers replacing 2260 Display Stations may
utilize the existing installed cables by use of this
modification kit. One kit required for each cable.
Must be used with outdoor cable assembly when
installed outdoors (either above or below ground
level). One kit required for each cable assembly.
Used to attach outdoor cable to station protector.
One kit required for each cable assembly.
Replacement station protector elements.
Used to join two PIN 2577672 or two PIN 1833108
cable assemblies.

Not to be reproduced without written permission

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3288 LINE PRINTER-MODEL 2
Purpose: Provides hard copy output at speeds up to 120 LPM.

SPECIFY

Highlights:
Provides hard copy output at a speed of up to 120 LPM when
using the EBCDIC or ASCII 64-character sets. See "Specify"
below.
May print from the CPU or the contents of a 3277 Display
Station.
Attaches to:
•
•
•
•

Publications: See KWI C Index G320-1621 or specific system
bibliography.

3271 Model 2 or 3272 Model 2
Local Display Adapter (#4702 and #4705 on 5408 or 5412)
Display Adapter (#4601 on System/3 Model 15)
System/3 Model 4 as local work station (#4705 on 5404).

For use with System/3, see below.
Prints 10 characters per inch, 132 character positions per line,
at 6 lines per inch on continuous fan-fold paper. The paper
handling mechanism is adjustable to accept paper from widths
of 8.9 cm (3.5 in) to 38.1 cm (15.0 in). Paper up to six parts
plus carbon [maximum total thickness is 0.50 mm (0.20 in)] can
be accommodated. Forms jam detection is provided. Use of
card stock forms is not recommended.

Notes: (1) The 3288 Line Printer is recommended for use only

1. Voltage (115 V AC, 1-phase, 3-wire, 60 Hz): #9880 for
locking plug or #9881 for non-locking plug.
2. Character Set. Specify one of the following:
#9089 for EBCDIC Character Set (available at time of
manufacture only) ... provides the 64 characters described
on the EBCDIC Typewriter Keyboard. Prerequisite: If used
with the 3271 Model 2, EBCDIC Transmission Code (#9761)
is required on the 3271 Model 2.
#9091 for ASCII Character Set A (available at time of
manufacture only) ... provides the 64 ASCII characters but
substitutes the Logical OR ( I ) and Logical NOT (...,) in place
of the exclamation mark (!) and circumflex (").
Prerequisite: If used with the 3271 Model 2, ASCII
Transmission Code (#9762) is required on the 3271 Model

2.
#9092 for ASCII Character Set B (available at time of
manufacture only) ... provides the standard 64 ASCII
characters. Prerequisite: If used with the 3271 Mode4 2,
ASCII Transmission Code (#9762) is required on the 3271
Model 2.

in a machine room environment because of its appreciable
noise level. The 3288 is supported by programming as a 3286
Printer Model 2.

3. X Print Error Indication: #9944 ... to indicate an error, an X
is printed on the print line immediately below the last line
normally printed.

For Local Work Station on System/3 Model 4: 3288 Line

4. Vertical Forms Control: Specify #9850 ... allows customer
insertion of a Forms Feed Character (Hex OC) into the data
stream. Upon detection of the FF character, the printer will
skip to the first print line of the next form. The form length
is entered into two decade switches by the operator and is
variable from 00 to 99. (The implementation of this feature
is the customer's responsibility.)

Printers (Model 2) may be intermixed with 3277 Display
Stations (Modols 1 and 2) and 3284 Printers (Models 1 and 2)
and 3286 Printers (Models 1 and 2) and 3287 Printers (Models
1 and 2) for a maximum of 5 devices attached to the 5404.
Specify #9089 for ~BCDIC Character Set. A 3271, 3272, or
3274 Control Unit is not required. A cable order is required.
See "Specify" below for voltage and cable ordering
information.

For Local Display Adapter on System/3 Model 8 or 12: 3288
Line Printers (Model 2) may be intermixed with 3277 Display
Stations (Models 1 and 2). 3284 Printers (Models 1 and 2).
3286 Printers (Model 1 and 2) and 3287 Printers (Models 1 and
2), for a maximum of twelve devices attached via the Local
Display Adapter (#4702) and its subfeatures on the 5408 and
5412. A 3271, 3272, or 3274 Control Unit is not required. A
cable is required. Specify #9089 for EBCDIC Character Set.
See "Specify" below for voltage and cable ordering
information.

For Display Adapter on System/3 Model 15: The 3288 Printer
(Model 2) may be intermixed with 3277 Display Stations
(Models 1 and 2) and 3284 Printers (Models 1 and 2) and 3286
Printers (Models 1 and 2), or 3287 Printers (Models 1 and 2)
for a maximum of 30 devices attached via the Display Adapter
(#4601/#4602) on the 5415. A 3271, 3272, or 3274 Control
Unit is not required. A cable is required. Specify #9089 for
EBCDIC Character Set. Not compatible with ASCII Character
Sets. See "Specify" below for voltage and cable ordering
information.

5. Cables: See 3288 cable ordering instructions. For cable
specifications see the System/370 Installation ManualPhysical Planning, GC22-7004, or the System/370
Installation Manual-Physical Planning, GA27-2787.
ACCESSORIES
Forms Stand #4450: This two-shelf stand permits placing
continuous forms on the stand above floor level and provides
for stacking forms after printing. For shipment with the
machine or to the field, order by feature number.
Cables
Cables and/or associated parts may be purchased from IBM or
from some other source. For the proper identification,
installation, and application of the subject cables and parts, see
the 3270 Installation Manual-Physical Planning, GA27-2787,
and the Coaxial Cable and Accessories Manual, GA27-2805.
The customer is responsible for installation and maintenance of
these cables and their associated parts.

Prerequisite: A 3271 Control Unit Model 2, a 3272 or a 3274
Control Unit Model 2.
Supplies: A black ribbon, P / N 1136634 or equivalent, is
required.

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AIN
BIN
PIN
AIN
BIN
PIN
PIN
PIN

PIN
PIN
PIN

2577672
0323921
1836418
1833108
5252750
1836419
2621414
1833106
5252643
1830818
5252899

Cable Assembly Indoor
Coax Wire (Note 1)
Connector Kit (Note 1)
Cable Assembly Outdoor
Coax Wire (Note 2)
Connector Kit (Note 2)
Modification Kit (Note 3)
Station Protector Attachment
Kit (Note 5)
Adapter (Note 7)
Station Protector Kit, Gas (Note 4)
Station Protector Element. Gas
(Note 6)

Allow a lead time of 120 days when ordering the above items.

Note 1

Note 2

Note 3

Note 4

Note 5
Note 6
Note 7

Coax wire and one connector kit (includes two
connectors, PIN 1836444) required for each indoor
cable assembly.
Coax wire and one connector kit (includes two
connectors, PIN 1836447) required for each outdoor
cable assembly.
Customers replacing 2260 Display Stations may
utilize the existing installed cables by use of this
modification kit. One kit required for each cable.
Must be used with outdoor cable assembly when
installed outdoors (either above or below ground
level). One kit required for each cable assembly.
Used to attach outdoor cable to station protector.
One kit required for each cable assembly.
Replacement station protector elements.
Used to join two PIN 2577672 or two PIN 1833108
cable assemblies.

Not to be reproduced without written permission

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3289 LINE PRINTER-MODELS 1 AND 2
Purpose: A line printer for attachment to a 3274 Control Unit
or a 3276 Control Unit Display Station.
Highlights: Line printing is from characters engraved on a
revolving metal belt. The 3289 models operate at the following
speeds:

Model 1

Model 2

Maximum Lines
Per Minute *

Character
Set

155
120
80

48
64
94

400
300
230

48
64
94

*Actual printer throughput depends on operational and system
characteristics. Maximum print speed may be degraded by
such factors as communication line speed, control unit load,
and application program intricacies.
Model Changes: Not field installable. All features may be
field installed. None are CSU,
Included is one interchangeable print belt (48, 64, and
94-character set}-see "Specify". A variable width forms
tractor for feeding margin-punched continuous forms (one to
six parts) up to 15 inches overall width is provided. The
following functions are basic: paper jam detection; front forms
loading; vertical forms control; vertical/horizontal format
control; end of forms detection; single/ double vertical spacing;
132 print positions; character spaCing of 10 per inch; line
spacing of six or eight lines per inch; and 4016 byte buffer.
Standard color accent panel will be pebble gray; any other
colors are via RPQ only.
Limitations: Refer to Form Design Printers Reference Guide,
GA24-3488, for forms design considerations. Printed output is
not supported for optical character reading.
Prerequisite: A 3274 Control Unit with appropriate adapter or
a 3276 Control Unit Display Station. See the M3274 and
M3276 pages for details.
Problem Determination Procedure: Significant function has
been designed into this unit to provide greater availability to the
customer. This has been done through the use of problem
determination and recovery routines and procedures that are
easily understood and used by the operator. See "Customer
Responsibility" below.
Customer Setup (CSU): The 3289 Model 1 and 2 are
designated to be customer setup devices. The CSU allowance
is 4 days. For additional information on CSU, contact IBM.
Customor Responsibilities:
•

Adequate site, system, and other vendor preparation.

•

Receipt at the customer's receiving dock, unpacking, and
placement of the 3289.

•

Physical setup, connection of cables, switch settings, and
check out.
Notify IBM of intent to relocate and follow IBM instructions
for relocation.

•

Use and follow the problem determination procedures and
fill out a trouble report prior to calling IBM for service.

•

Disconnecting, packing and removal to the customer's
shipping dock at the time of discontinuance appropriate
instruction will be provided by IBM.

Publications: See KWIC Index G320-1621 or specific system
bibliogra phy.
Supplies: Black ribbon, IBM P / N 1136634 or equivalent for
Model 1 or IBM P / N 1136670 or equivalent for Model 2, is
required ... see the SSD Sales Manual.
SPECIFY
1. Voltage (120 V AC, 1-phase, 3-wire, 60 Hz): #9890 for
locking plug or #9891 for non-locking plug.
2. Power Cord: If standard 2.8 meter (9 feet) Power Cord is
not desired, specify: #9511 for 1.8 meter (6 feet) Power
Cord, #9512 for 3.7 meter (12 feet) Power Cord, or #9513
for 4.6 meter (15 feet) Power Cord.
3. Print Belt Character Set: Specify one. Available at time of
manufacture only. See Print Belt, additional, below:
#9490
#9491
#9492
#9493
#9494
#9495

48-Character
64-Character
94-Character
48-Character
64-Character
94-Character

Set
Set
Set
Set
Set
Set

EBCDIC
EBCDIC
EBCDIC
ASCII (B)
ASCII (B)
ASCII (B)

(Code must be the same as that specified for the control
unit.)
4. Cabling: Customer is responsible for procurement,
maintenance, and installation of coaxial signal cable. See
below. See 3270 Installation Manual-Physical Planning,
GA27-2787, for cable details.
5. Print Error Indication: The letter X is printed on the line just
below the last print line for a given data buffer when the
printer is used in 3270 data stream mod,e. Specify #9488.
6. Character Print Operation: #9522 (1920-character print) to
specify the printer buffer size when the printer is used in
3270 data stream mode. For use with a program which
assumes the buffer size is 1920 bytes.
7. System Attachment: Identify the attaching control unit by
specifying one of the following codes (reference only, no
parts required):

Control Unit

Code

3274-1 C
3274-51 C
3276-2

#9551
#9609
#9552

SPECIAL FEATURE
Audible Alarm (#1090): Creates a sound that alerts the
operator of conditions that require manual intervention. The
operator can set the loudness level and duration (short or
continuous) .
ACCESSORIES
The following items are available on a purchase only basis. For
shipment with machine, order the feature number as indicated
below.
Print Belt. additional-Permits the customer to obtain more
than one character set print belt.

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#5821
#5822
#5823
#5811
#5812
#5813

48-Character
64-Character
94-Character
48-Character
64-Character
94-Character

EBCDIC
EBCDIC
EBCDIC
ASCII (B)
ASCII (B)
ASCII (B)

Cables

AIN
BIN
PIN
AIN
BIN
PIN
PIN
PIN

2577672
0323921
1836418
1833108
5252750
1836419
2621414
1833106

PIN
PIN

5252643
1830818

PIN

5252899

Note 1

Note 2

Note 3

Note 4

Note 5
Note 6
Note 7

Cable Assembly Indoor
Coax Wire (Note 1)
Connector Kit (Note 1)
Cable Assembly Outdoor
Coax Wire (Note 2)
Connector Kit (Note 2)
Modification Kit (Note 3)
Station Protector Attachment
Kit (Note 5)
Adapter (Note 7)
Station Protector Kit. Gas
(Note 4)
Station Protector Element. Gas
(Note 6)

Coax wire and one connector kit (includes two
connectors. PIN 5214874) required for each indoor
cable assembly.
Coax wire and one connector kit (includes two
connectors. PIN 5252758) required for each outdoor
cable assembly.
Customers replacing 2260 Display Stations may
utilize the existing installed cables by use of this
modification kit. One kit required for eacn cable.
Must be used with outdoor cable assembly when
installed outdoors (either above or below ground
level). One kit is r'3quired for each cable assembly.
Used to attach outdoor cable to station protector.
One kit required for each cable assembly.
Replacement station protector elements.
Used to join two PIN 2577672 or two PIN 1833108
cable assemblies.

Not to be reproduced without written permission

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3340 DIRECT ACCESS STORAGE FACILITY

3348 Cylinder Concepts

Purpose: Multiple capacity, high-speed, direct access storage
for attachment to:
• System/3 Model 12
• System/3 Model 16 with B, C, or 0 Processing Unit
• System/7 with E Model Processing Unit.
For use on System / 370, see the "white pages" Consultants'
Manual (SY20-0161).
Model A2: Two disk storage drives and associated control for
attachment to a System/3 Model 15, with B, C, or 0 Model
Processing Unit via native attachment, or a System/7 equipped
with a 5998-T01. 3340 Attachment Module. It provides logic
and power for the attachment of up to three 3340 Model B
units.
Model B1: Contains one disk storage drive.
Config u rations:
System/7: Up to three can be attached to a 3340 Model
A2 to provide a 3- , 4- , or 5-drive configuration. Can be
combined with Models A2 and B2 for a 5- , 6- , or 7-drive
config uration.
System/3 Model 15 with B, C, or D Model Processor:
One can be attached to a 3340 Model A2 to provide a
3-drive configuration.
Model B2: Contains two disk storage drives.
Configurations:
System/7: Up to three can be attached to a 3340 Model
A2 for a 4- . 6- . or 8-drive configuration. Can be combined
with Models A2 and B1 for a 5- • 6- , or 7-drive
config uration.
System/3 Modol 15 with B, C, or D Model Processor:
One can be attached to a 3340 Model A2 to provide a
4-drive configuration.
Model C2: Contains two disk storago drives.
Configuration:
System/3 Model 12: One can be attached directly to the
5412 to provide a 2-d rive configuration.
Model Changes: Available at time of manufacture only. All
features may be field installed.
Highlights: Each 3340 contains an air filtration system and
the load/ unload mechanism for the 3348 Data Module. It
features low cost. multiple capacity. fast access and high data
rate ... two drives (C2 only) attach to a System/3 Model
12 .... up to four drives attach to a System/3 Model 15 B, C,
or 0 .... up to eight drives attach to a System/7.
The 3340 introduced a design in which a sealed cartridge (3348
Data Module) contains the disks. access arms, read/write
heads and spindle. Multiple capacity options on each drive
become possible through the modularity provided by this
unique design. In addition, the 3348 Model 70F contains fixed
heads which provide low cost, fixed head capability for the
3340 user. Users may place selected components of IBM
software as well as their own programs in the fixed head area
to increase device performance. The 3348 Model 70F requires
the Fixed Head Feature (#4301) on the 3340. See "Special
Features". Note: The 3348 Model 70 is the only model
available on the System/3 Model 12 or Model 15.

Bytes per Track
Tracks per Cylinder
Cylinders per
Data Module
Bytes per Cylinder

Mdl35 on
System/7
(34.9MB)

Mdl70 or
70F on
System/7
(69.8MB)

Mdl70 on
System/3-12
or 15
(41.0MB)

8,368
12

8.368
12

12,288
20

348
100,416

696
100,416

210*
245,760

·Note: For the Model 12 or 15, these are "logical" cylinders
rather than physical cylinders. For capacities on the System/7
see System/7 under 3348.
Data Rate: 885,000 bytes per second. See GA09-1 004 for Data
Rate on System/7.
Access Time: For the 3348 Model 35 and 70, the average seek
time is 25 ms, with a minimum of 10 ms and a maximum of 50
ms. For the Model 70F. the average seek time is less than 1 ms
for cylinders 1 through 5, while all other cylinders retain the
above seek timing. Rotation time is 20.2 ms, and latency is 10.1
ms, the same as for the 3348 Models 35 and 70.
AutOloading: Data Modules are automatically loaded after the
Data Module is placed in the drive. the drive cover is closed
and a switch is turned on. The Data Module is a sealed unit
and requires no cover removal. Start up time is less than 20
seconds.
Read Only: A "write" switch on every 3340 drive can be
activated only by inserting a latch in the Data Module. When
the latch is not inserted. the Data Module is in read-only mode
and is protected from being written on or erased.
Data Modules: Each drive requires a Data Module to operate.
These must be ordered separately ... see 3348.
3348 Data Module Model 70 provides 41.041,920 bytes of
main data storage plus 9,830,400 bytes for program support
on System/3 Model 12 and Model 15.
3348 Data Module Model 70F provides 69.889.536 bytes of
storage of which 502.080 are accessible by fixed heads.
Only the 3348 Data Module Model 70 is available on System/3
Model 12 and Model 15.
The Model 35 and the Model 70 may operate on any drive. and
they are interchangeable between drives. including drives with
the Fixed Head feature (#4301 or #4302) installed. The Model
70F, however, requires the Fixed Head feature (#4301 or
#4302) on the drive.
Data written on a data module by System/3 cannot be
retrieved by System/370. and vice versa.
Prerequisites: A 3340 facility requires-a 3340 Model A2
(except System/3 Model 12. which supports only 3340 Model
C2) ... a System/3 Model 15 with a B. e, or D Model
Processor. System/7 with a 5998-T01 Module ... each 3340
drive requires a 3348 Data Module.
Maximum:
System/3 Model 12-two 3340 drives (e2)
System/3 Model 15B. 15e, or 15D-four 3340 drives
System/7 Model E-eight 3340 drives

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1. Voltage (AC, 3-phase, 4-wire, 60 Hz): #9903 for 208 V, or
#9905 for 230 V ... must be consistent with system
voltage.
2. Color: #9041 for red, #9042 for yellow, #9043 for blue,
#9045 for gray, or #9046 for white.
3. System Attachment: Specify #9589 for attachment of a
Model A2 to System!3 Model 15. Feature #9589 must also
be used for a Model 81 or 82 attached to the 3340 A2 to
provide a 3 or 4-drive system.
Attachment

Specify

System!3 Model 15
System!7 Model E

#9589
#9590

The following must be specified for a 3340 Model C2.
Attachment

Specify

System!3 Model 12

#9600

4. For conversion of a 5415A Model CPU to a 54158, 5415C,
or 54150 Model CPU, specify deletion of Feature #9400; if
a second 5444 is installed, specify deletion of Feature
#9401 or #9402.

SPECIAL FEATURES
Fixed Head Feature (#4301. #4302). #4301 For Model A2 or
82 ... #4302 For Model 81. To operate the 3348 Model 70F
on the 3340. The Fixed Head Feature is available on System!7.
Attachment is via the 5998-T01 on the System!7. See
appropriate
machines
for
additional
requirements.
Limitations: Not available on 3340s attached to System!3
Model 12 or 15.

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3344 DIRECT ACCESS STORAGE
Purpose: Dual drive, large capacity, direct access storage for
attachment via a 3340 Model A2 to a System/3 Model 150.
For use on System/370, see the "white pages" Consultants'
Manual (SY20-0161).
Model 82: Two-drive disk storage unit which attaches to a
3340 Model A2. On System/3 Model 150, one 3344 B2 can
be attached to a 3340 A2 to make a four-drive system.
Highlights: The 3344 features a large capacity, fixed storage
medium. Each 3344 has two drives and requires eight logical
device addresses. On a System/3 Model 150, each drive is
approximately equivalent to four logical 3348 Model 70s-each
logical volume features a larger main data area, and a smaller
area reserved for simulation, than on a 3348 data module.

Cylinder concept-System/3 Model 150: Each drive has 828
logical cylinders with 20 tracks per cylinder. Maximum track
capacity is 12,288 bytes providing up to 245,760 bytes per
logical cylinder. Maximum drive capacity is 203.489,280 bytes.
Data Rate-885,OOO bytes per second.

Access Time: Average seek time is 25 ms, with a minimum of
10 ms and a maximum of 50 ms. Rotation time is 20.2 ms, and
latency is 10.1 ms.

Read Only: A two position switch is provided for each drive.
When the switch is in the "read only" position, the drive is
protected from being written upon or erased.

Data Recovery (Plant Only): Should data in the field prove
unrecoverable, data recovery
manufacture will be provided.

assistance at the

plant of

Alternate Tracks: As used on System/3 Model 15D, there are
160 alternate tracks per drive (40 per logical volume). The
3344 will be shipped from the plant with not more than 5
flagged tracks per drive. Therefore, a minimum of 155
alternate tracks per drive are available for customer use.
Prerequisites: For use with System/3-15D, a 5415D with
specify #9781 and #9784, and a 3340 Model A2, are required.
limitations: Data written by System/3 cannot be retrieved by
System/370. Data written by System/370 cannot be retrieved
by System/3 using SCP support.
Publications: System/3 Bibliography, GC20-8080

SPECIFY
1. Voltage (AC, 3-phase, 4-wire, 60 Hz): #9903 for 208 V, or
#9905 for 230 V ... must be consistent with that of the unit
to which the 3344 is attached.
2. Color: #9041 for red, #9042 for yellow, #9043 for blue,
#9045 for gray, or #9046 for white.
3. System Attachment: Specify #9589 for attachment to
System/3 Model 15D.

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3348 DATA MODULE (SSD Product)

Dimensions:

Model 35

Model 70

Mode/70F

Purpose: A removable and interchangeable Data Module for
the 3340 Disk Drive family.

Height
Width
Maximum Length
Shipping Weight (lbs)

8"
16"
18"
21

8"
16"
18"
23

8"
16"
18"
24

Models: Three are available in two different capacities:
3348 Model 35
3348 Model 70

3348 Model 70F

34,944,768 bytes
69,889,536 bytes on System/370
and 41,041,920 bytes of main data
storage plus 9,830,400 bytes for
program support on System/3 Model
12 and Model 15.
69,889,536 bytes of which 502,080
are accessible by fixed heads.

System /7 Capacities
Mode of Recording
5022 Emulation
Native Max Record Length
7,294 bytes
Native Optimum Record Length
4,100 bytes

Capacity by Model (MB)
35
70
70F

Covers are sealed at the plant and are unbreakable and
noninflammable. A large handle is provided for ease of
installation, removal and transportation. The Data Module has
an aperture that is opened (or closed) automatically by the
drive during loading (or unloading). The Data Module is then
connected to the drive for power and communications.

A CE cylinder is assigned to facilitate maintenance of the 3340.

29.4

58.9

58.9

Data Recovery (Plant Only): Should data in the field. for any
reason. prove unrecoverable. a method for data recovery
assistance at the plant of manufacture will be provided.

30.4

60.9

60.9

Initialization: The Data Module will be initialized at the plant.
Home addresses and record zero will be written for each track.

34.2

68.4

68.4

System/3 Model 12 and Model 15 use only the 3348 Model
70.

3348 Data Module Repair Service (Plant Only): Replace one or
more defective disks (including servo disk) and / or heads. clean
and lubricate. and retest to new Data Module performance
specifications:

Highlights
Data Module Concept: The 3348 Data Module consists of
direct access storage components within a sealed but
removable cartridge. The Data Module contains the disks, the
spindle, the read/write heads, and the access arms. The
access arms and heads are not part of the drive as in other disk
pack/ disk drive combinations. The sealed module design
protects the disk surfaces by excluding outside contamination.
Multiple capacity options on each drive be"come possible
through the modularity provided by this unique design. In
addition, the Model 70F contains fixed heads which provide
low cost, fixed head capability for the 3340 user. Users may
place selected components of IBM software as well as their
own programs in the fixed head area to increase device
performance. The 3348 Model 70F requires that the Fixed
Head Feature (#4301) be installed on the 3340.

Repair Service

Model 35

Model 70

*

*

Model 70F

* Contact I BM to ascertain the cost of service.
If in addition to normal repair service a new cover is required.
there will be an additional charge.

Removable: Can be installed on and removed from the 3340 by
the operator.
Interchangeable: The Model 35 or the Model 70 may operate
on any drive and are interchangeable between drives, including
those with the Fixed Head Feature (#4301) installed. The
Model 70F, however, requires that Feature #4301 or #4302 be
installed on the drive. The System/3 Model 12 and Model 15
use only the 3348 Model 70.
Auto-loading: Data Modules are automatically loaded after the
Data Module is placed in the drive, the cover is closed, and a
switch is turned on. Start-up time is less than 20 seconds.
Flag-Free: Data Modules are shipped from the plant free of
flags. If within 90 days after receipt the customer is required to
assign an alternate track (using DOS/VS System utilities). he
may return the Data Module to I BM, and it will be repaired at
no cost to the customer.
Capacity Upgrade (Plant Only): The Model 35 may be capacity
upgraded to a Model 70. Data Modules must be returned to
the plant of manufacture for the upgrade service. Downgrading
is not available. Recorded data will not be recoverable.
Upgrade of either the Model 35 or 70 to the Model 70F is
available at time of manufacture only.

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Note: The color for the base enclosure is Pearl White.

3370 DIRECT ACCESS STORAGE
Purpose: High speed, large capacity, fixed medium, direct
access storage for attachment to a System/38 5381 System
Unit.
Model A11: Single drive disk storage with two access arms
and associated control for attachment to 5381 System Unit
(Models 4 and 5 only) with a 3370 Attachment Adapter. The
Model A 11 provides logic and power for the attachment of up
to three 3370 Model 811 units.
Model B11: Single drive disk storage with two access arms.
Up to three 3370 Model 811 units may be attached to a 3370
Model A11.
Model Changes: Available at time of manufacture only.
Highlights: The 3370 features high data rate, fast access,
fixed block format. and low cost per byte. It employs a fixed.
sealed Head/Disk Assembly (HDA) as the storage medium.
The HDA is a field replaceable unit. Two access'arms per
spindle (each arm accessing one half of the data) separately
addressable with overlapped operation-seeking and/or
reading/writing of the other actuator. Reduced power and
space requirements.
Fixed Block Format:
Bytes per block (usable)
Blocks per actuator
Bytes per actuator
Bytes per spindle

512
558.000
285.696.000
571,392.000

Blocks are soparately addressable, and they jointly form a
contiguous address space.

Data Rate: 1.859 megabytes per second (nominal).
Access Ti rna:
Minimum sook time - 5 ms
Averago sook tIme - 20 ms
Maximum sook time - 40 ms
Average Rotational Delay - 10.1 ms

Error Correction: Provides capability of correcting single data
error bursts of up to 9 bits span as well as detecting all single
error bursts of up to 16 bits span.

Rotational Position Sensing: Fixed Block Architecture provides
for relative
addressable.

block

addressing,

each

block

separately

HDA Data Recovery (Plant Only): Should data in the field prove
unrecoverable. data recovery
manufacture will be provided.

assistance at the plant of

Prerequisites:
1. A 3370 requires an attachment feature (#1130) on the 5381
System Unit (Models 4 and 5 only).
2. A Specify code is required for the 5381 System Unit to
designate the 3370 units to be attached. See "Specify"
under the 5381 description.
Maximum: One A11 and three 811s per System/38 5381
System Unit (Models 4 and 5 only).
SPECIFY
1. Voltage (AC. 3-phase, 4-wire, 60 Hz) Must be consistent
with system voltage: #9903 for 208 V or #9915 for 240 V.
If a 5381 System Unit uses 230 V, specify #9915 for the
3370).
2. Accent Panel Color One must be specified: Willow Green
#9060, Garnet Rose #9061, Sunrise Yellow #9062, Classic
Blue #9063, Charcoal Brown #9064, Pebble Gray #9065.

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3410 MAGNETIC TAPE UNIT
3411 MAGNETIC TAPE UNIT AND CONTROL

Characteristics

Purpose: Magnetic tape units and controls for a System/3
(Models 8/10/12/15) or System/38. The 3410 Model 001 can
be used with a 3881 Optical Mark Reader Model 002 or a 3886
Optical Character Reader Model 002. Refer to the "white
pages" Consultants' Manual (SY20-0161) for use with
System/360 and System/370.

Data Rate (kb/ sec)
at 1600 bpi (P.E.)
20
40
80
at800bpi(NRZI)
10
20
40
at 556 bpi
6.9
13.9
27.8
at 200 bpi
2.5
5.0
10.0
Recording Density (bpi) 1600/800/556/200-all models
Tape Speed (ips)
12.5
25
50
Nominal I BG (inch)
- 9 Track
.6
.6
.6
- 7 Track
.75
.75
.75
NominallBG Time (ms)
- 9 Track
48
24
12
- 7 Track
60
30
15
Nominal Read/Write
Access Time (ms)
15
12
6
Rewind Time Full Reel (min)
3
3
2

Models:
Data rates in 8-bit bytes per second (1600 bpi).

Model 001
Model 002
Model 003

3410

3411

20,000
40,000
80,000

20,000
40,000
80,000

Model Changes: Field installable. All features may be field
installed.

Model
001

Model
002

Model
003

Highlights: The 3410 is a single tape unit controlled by a
3411. The 3411 is a single channel control unit with one tape
drive.

Maximums: Interconnected 3410s and 3411 s must be of the
same model ... models cannot be intermixed. The maximum
number of tape units (3410s) per 3411 are:

•

Model 001 Up to three 3410 Model 001 s ... a total of 4 drives.
Model 002 Up to three 3410 Model 002s ... a total of 4 drives.
Model 003 Up to three 3410 Model 003s ... a total of 4 drives.

•

•
•

Efficient. compact space saving design.
Dual Density feature ... allows processing of data recorded
at 1600 bpi PE or 800 bpi N RZI.
Seven Track feature ... tape written in seven track format
compatible with tapes written at 200, 556, 800 bpi by
729/7330/7335 and 2401/2402/2403/2404/2415/3420
tape drives equipped with 7-track read/write heads.
Radial attachment of tape units permits limited offline
maintenance.
Simplified tape threading path.

Checking: During write operations, both parity and signal
amplitude are checked. (When used with a 3881 Optical Mark
Reader, both are checked In 800 bpi N RZI ... signal
amplitudes only in 1600 bpi). Dunng read operations, parity is
checked.
Error Correction: In 1600 bpi PE recording format single track
error correction in flight takes place. For 9-track, 800 bpi
N RZI, track in error (T.I.E.) is provided. (Not applicable when
used with a 3881 Optical Mark Reader.)
Functions: The following table indicates feature numbers for
corresponding functions:

Limitation: A maximum of four tape drives (any model) can be
attached to a Systern/3 Model 8/10/12/15, or to a
System/38. A maximum of one 3410 Model 001 can be
attached to the 3881 or 3886.
Prerequisites: Each 3411 requires the following:
For System/3 Model 10/15-a 3411
Magnetic Tape
Attachment (#7951) on the 5410 or 5415 and a System/3
Model 8/10/12/15 and System/38 Attachment (#7003) on
the 3411. See "Special Features".
For System/3 Model 8-A 3411 Magnetic Tape Attachment
(#7960) on the 5408 and a System/3 Model 8/10/12/15 and
System/38 Attachment (#7003) on the 3411. See "Special
Featu res" .
For System/3 Model 12-a Basic Attachment Feature (#4701)
and a 3411 Magnetic Tape Attachment (#7960) on the 5412, a
System/3 Model 8/10/12/15 and System/38 attachment
(#7003) on the 3411. See "Special Features".

Subsys(f!m
Functi()n

Feature
Name

3411
Control
Unit

3410* Tape Unit
(includes tape unit
on 3411)

1600 bpI
9-track only

Single
Density

For System/38-a 3411 Magnetic Tape Adapter (#7960) on
the System/38 and a System/3 Model 8/10/12/15 and
System/38 Attachment (#7003) on the 3411. See "Special
Features" .

Standard

#3211

1600 bpI Pi /800 bpi Dual
NRZI9 track
Density

Each 3410 requires an appropriate model of the 3411, except
when a 3410 Model 001 is attached to a 3881 or 3886.

#9150

#3211 or #3221

1600 bpi PE/200-556800 bpI N RZI
Seven
7 -track
Track

#9160**

#3211 or #6550

Magnetic Tape: The following tapes and reels can be used:
IBM Series 500, IBM Heavy Duty, IBM Dynexcel, or
competitive formulations which meet the tape and reel criteria
in Tape Specifications GA32-0006.
Note: IBM tapes other than those above do not provide
adequate reliability and should not be used.

*

units must all be the same model as 3411.
** F(!Clture #9160, seven track, not available on System/38
Tap(~

Publications: System/3 Bibliography, GC20-8080; IBM 3881
Optical Mark Reader Reference Manual, GA21-9143; and the
System/34 Planning Guide, GC21-5154. Also IBM 3410/3411
Component Summary, GA32-0022.
Metering: 3410 (all Models)-I/O Unit (online) ... 3410
Model 001 when used with a 3881 Model 2-1/0 Unit (offline).
3411-Assignable Unit.

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SPECIFY
1. Voltage (AC, 1-phase, 3-wire, 60 Hz): #9902 for 208 V, or
#9904 for 230 V. If used with a 3881 Optical Mark Reader
or a 3886 Optical Character Reader, voltage must be
consistent.
2. Dual Density Control (3411 only): #9150. Permits attaching
3410s equipped with Dual Density Tape Unit (#3221) and
installation of Dual Density Tape Unit (#3221) on the 3411
itself. 3410s equipped with Single Density Tape Unit
(#3211) can also be attached. Limitation: Cannot be
installed on same 3411 with Seven Track Control (#9160).
Field Installation: Yes.
3. Seven Track Control (3411 only): #9160. Permits attaching
3410s equipped with Seven Track Tape Unit (#6550) and
installation of Seven Track Tape Unit (#6550) on the 3411
itself. 3410s equipped with Single Density Tape Unit
(#3211) can also be attached. #9160 includes the translator
function which, when used, causes 8-bit bytes from the I/O
interface to be written on tape as 6-bit BCD characters, and
causes 6-bit characters read from tape to be translated into
their EBCDIC equivalents. The Data Conversion function,
also included, allows reading and writing 8-bit bytes on
7-track tape by converting four tape characters to three
storage bytes, and vice versa. Limitation: Cannot be
installed with Dual Density Control (#9150). Not available
on System/38. Field Installation: Yes.

and 3420 tape units equipped with seven-track read/write
heads. Tape units with this feature will read or write only
7-track tape. Limitation: Cannot be installed with Single
Density Tape Unit (#3211), or Dual Density Tape Unit (#3221),
or on System/38. Prerequisite: Seven Track Control (#9160)
on the 3411.
System/3
Mdt
8/10/12/15/System/38
Attachment
(#7003): (3411 Model 001, 002, 003) To attach the 3411 with
up to three 3410s to a System/3 Model 8, 10, 12 or 15, or
System/38.
Limitation:
Cannot
be
installed
with
System/360/370 Attachment (#7360) or System/370 Model
115/125 Attachment (#7361). Prerequisite: 3411 Magnetic
Tape Attachment (#7960) on the 5408 and 5412 or 3411
Magnetic Tape Attachment (#7951) on the 5410 and 5415, or
3411 Magnetic Tape Adapter (#7960) on the System/38.

4. Color: #9041 for red, #9042 for yellow, #9043 for blue,
#9045 for gray, or #9046 for white.
5. Density Formats: The 3410/3411 subsystem can operate in
three density formats ... 1600 bpi PE, single density ... or
1600/800 bpi, dual density ... or 200/556/800 bpi, seven
track. With the exception of single density, which is
standard on the control unit of the 3411, a feature number
for the format desired must be specified for each tape unit
and the control unit. See "Special Features" for limitations.
Dual Density Control (#9150) is required on the 3411 for
Dual Density Tape Unit (#3221) on the 3411 and attached
3410s. See Specify 2 above. Seven Track Control (#9160)
is required on the 3411 for Seven Track Tape Unit (#6550)
on the 3411 and attached 3410s. See Specify 3 above.
6. System Attachments: A System/3 Model 8/10/12/15 and
System/38 Attachment (#7003) is required for attachment
to a System/3 Model 8, 10, 12 or 15, or to a System/38.
SPECIAL FEATURES
Single Density Tape Unit (#3211): (3410, 3411-any Model)
Permits the 3410 or the tape unit on a 3411 to operate at 1600
bpi PE only. Limitation: Cannot be installed with Dual Density
Tape Unit (#3221) or Seven Track Tape Unit (#6550).
Prerequisite: If installed on the 3886 Optical Character
Reader, Single Density Tape Adapter (#6490) on the 3886.
Dual Density Tape Unit (#3221): (3410, 3411-any Model)
Permits the 3410, or the tape unit on a 3411 Model 001, 002 or
003, to operate at 800 bpi as well as 1600 bpi. Limitation:
Cannot be installed with Single· Density Tape Unit (#3211) or
Seven Track Tape Unit (#6550). Prerequisite: Dual Density
Control (#9150) on the 3411. See "Specify," or Dual Density
(#3550) on the 3881 Optical Mark Reader, or Dual Density
Tape Adapter (#6485) on the 3886 Optical Character Reader.
Seven Track. Tape Unit (#6550): (3410, 3411-any model)
Permits the 3410 or the tape unit on the 3411 to operate at
200, 556 or 800 bpi N RZI in the seven track format compatible
with 729, 7330, 7335, and with 2401, 2402, 2403, 2404, 2415,

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3601 FINANCE COMMUNICATION CONTROLLER
(withdrawn from marketing as of 15 June 1983) Purpose:
A programmable controller for attachment of 3600 Finance
Communication System Terminals to System/34 and
System/3 Model 15 processors.
Attachment to System/34 is via SDLC transmission over
various common carrier or user-owned facilities.
Attachment to System/3 Model 15 is via Binary Synchronous
Communications (8SC)- see 3601/3602 RPQ 8K0598 and
8K0623 and 5415 RPQ S40156.
IBM 3600 FOP Support: Refer to the end of the M3601
pages for a quick index of devices, features, and specifies
supported by IBM 3600 Field Developed Programs (FOPs).
Model 2A: A programmable controller with a diskette drive
which accommodates one-sided removable diskettes, a
maximum of three loops. and a maximum of 120K bytes of user
programmable storage.
Remote terminal attachmAnts* are available.
Model 2B: A programmable controller with a diskette drive
which accommodates one or two-sided removable diskettes, a
maximum of three loops, and a maximum of 120K bytes of user
programmable storage.
Remote terminal attachments* are available.
Model 3A: A programmable controller with a maximum of two
diskette drives which accommodates one-sided removable
diskettes, a maximum of six loops and a maximum of 120K
bytes of user programmable storage.
Remote terminal attachments* are available. A local device
cluster attachment is available.
Model 3B: A programmable controller with a maximum of two
diskette drives which accommodates one-sided or two-sided
removable diskettes, a maximum of six loops and a maximum
of 120K bytes of user programmable storage.
Remote terminal attachments* are available. A local device
cluster attachment is available.
* Remote terminal attachments can be achieved on the total
number of loops indicated by one or a combination of the
following. as applicable.

Device or Feature

Device or
Feat. No.

2A

28

3601
38
3A

1200 bps Loop
Integrated Modem
Term. Attach Unit
EIA Interface

#8001
3603-1,2
RPQ

3
2

3
2

5
6
5

5
6
5

Model Changes: Model 2A can be changed to Model 2B. 3A
or 3B. Model 28 to Model 38. Model 3A to Model 3B. Field
Installation: Yes. Model 2A to 2B, 2A to 3B, or 3A to 3B
requires replacement of the diskette storage device. Adequate
provision must be made for retaining data contained on the
diskette by having the user remove it prior to the start of any
conversion.
Customers must be advised that making a model change
involves removal of parts which become the property of IBM.
All features may be field installed.
Highlights: Controls all the functions of 3600 Finance
Communications System terminals. Controls data transmission
between those terminals and the central processing site. Four
SDLC Communications features are available one of which is
required for transmission to and from the Host. An SDLC
Communications feature at speeds from 1200 bps to 4800 bps

or an SDLC Communications (Model 3A or 38) feature at
speeds from 1200 bps to 9600 bps can be selected. Besides
Host link speed differences, the SDLC feature to 9600 bps
allows a maximum controller aggregate baud rate of 12,000
bps for the loops independent of the host link speed ... see
"Communications Features".
For Binary Synchronous
Communications
(BSC).
3601/3602 RPQs 8K0598 and 8K0623. Contact IBM.

see

Models 2A 2B, 3A and 3B contain approximately 24K bytes
of programmable storage. Six additional increments of 16K
bytes or three increments of 32K bytes of programmable
storage (for a total of 120K) are available. The amount of
programmable storage available for application programming
depends upon the attached terminal configuration and user
environment. See "Additional Storage Feature" (#1006 or
#1007). Specify #9591 for Control Storage. Specify #9592 for
User Programmable Storage.
Models 2A and 3A house a direct access diskette drive with a
one-sided removable diskette which provides permanent
storage for control and user programs, plus temporary and
permanent storage for user data (sequential logging, random
retrieval of data records, etc.). Model 3A allows the
attachment of one additional one-sided diskette drive.
Models 2B and 3B house a direct access diskette drive with a
two-sided removable diskette which provides permanent
storage for control and user programs, plus temporary and
permanent storage for user data (sequential logging, random
retrieval of data records. etc.). Model 3B allows the
attachment of one additional two-sided diskette drive.
All 3600 System terminals are attached by loops which operate
at speeds of 1200. 2400 or 4800 bps for locally attached
terminals and at 1200 bps or 2400 bps for remotely attached
terminals. The base unit provides one loop. Two additional
loops are available on Models 2A and 2B while five additional
loops are available on Models 3A and 3B. 1200 bps loops
integrated modems are available on Models 3A and 3B only.
See "Special Features". The Device Cluster Adapter feature
may be attached to the 3601 Models 3A and 3B.
Communication between the controller and the host may be
through an external modem with EIA Interface (#3701) or a
1200 bps I ntegrated Modem (#5500). See "Modems" and
"Special Features" below. Each 3601 operates in half-duplex
mode. Duplex communication line operations are possible with
multiple 3601 s attached to the line ... one 3601 transmitting
while the other receives.
For attachment to System/3 Model 15, contact I BM to see
3601/3602 RPQs 8K0598 and 8K0623 and 5415 RPQ S40156.
Can be programmed to operate independently when the CPU is
unavailable. Capable of controlling all terminal functions,
executing arithmetic, and capturing data from the terminals for
later transmission to the CPU. A keylock is provided for the
removable diskette. One key is provided.

Transmission: The 3601 operates over common carrier
provided or equivalent customer owned communications
facilities. For information concerning these facilities. see the
M2700 "white pages".
Modems: External modems operating at up to 4800 bps may be
attached when used with SDLC Feature #6301 or #6302.
Speeds up to 9600 bps may be achieved with SDLC Feature
#4501 or #4502.

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3863

2400

3872

2400

3874

4800

3864

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Facility
Switched or non-switched voice
grade lines
Switched or non-switched voice
grade lines
Switched or non-switched voice
grade lines
Switched or non-switched voice
grade lines
Non-switched voice grade lines
Non-switched digital data svc.

3614/3624s are previously attached, and (2) field
installation of feature #9001 on a loop-attached system.
If all installed or on order 3614/3624s for loop attachment
to the 3601 are removed or cancelled. an MES order
transaction should be used against the initial 3601 (specify
code #9491 with #9495) to delete #9495 and add #9494.
Contact IBM for clarification.
SPECIAL FEATURES
Additional Storage Features
#1006 provides an additional 16K bytes of control storage
for device attachment (Models 2A. 2B. 3A. and 3B only). or
an additional 16K bytes of user programmable storage
(Models 2A. 2B. 3A, and 3B only). This additional storage
can be utilized for the following four purposes: (1) User
Programmable Storage. (2) User Programmable Storage
Expansion. (3) Control Storage. or (4) Control Storage
Expansion. See below for description and limitations.
Specify: #9591 for Control Storage. or #9592 for User
Programmable Storage.

9600
*
* See RPQ for IBM DDSA.

See the M2700 pages for further information. Non-I BM
Modems may be attached subject to the IBM Multiple Supplier
System Policy.
Note: Switched line operation is not supported
3601/3602 integrated 1200 bps modem.

by the

Publications: GC27-0001. IBM 3600 Finance Communication

System, System Summary.
Supplies: For customer-usable diskettes. see the SSD Sales

Manual.
SPECIFY
1. Voltage (115 V AC. 1-phase. 60 Hz). #9880 for locking plug
or #9881 for non-locking plug. Field Installation: Not
recommended.
2. Controller Designation. Media distribution of Controller
Data: Specify #9491 to identify the initial 3601 ordered for
use with a host system location. or specify #9492 to identify
additional 3601 s per host system.

Note:

Customers using the 3600 program preparation
service should choose not to receive the controller data
separately. In this case. #9492 should also be specified for
the initial 3601.
If #9491 is specified for the 3601. specify #9494 if there is
no 3614/3624 with a first position designator attached to
any 3601 on the same host system. or #9495 if there is a
3614/3624 with a first position designator and #9001
attached to any 3601 on the same host system. See
3614/3624 Host Attachment Designation under "Specify"
for the 3614/3624.
If #9491 is specified. select the code number of the desired
medium:
#9412
#9413

9/800 Magnetic Tape
9/1600 Magnetic Tape

If tape drives are not available at the host location. contact
I BM for guidance.
When feature #9491 is specified. contact IBM for additional
shipping information required.
3. Cables: See "Accessories" for ordering instructions. Also
see Installation Manual-Physical Planning,GA27-2766.
4. If ordering a 3614/3624 with 1st position designator (see
Host Attachment Designation under "Specify" for the
3614/3624) to be added to any existing 3601. an MES
order transaction should be used against the initial 3601
(specify code #9491 with #9494) requesting to delete
#9494 and add #9455 for the initial 3601 .
Refer to specify items for further explanation of these
specify codes and their use when (1) ordering a
loop-attached 3614/3624 in a network where no

•

#1007 provides an additional 32K bytes of User
Programmable Storage (Models 2A. 2B. 3A. and 3B only).
This additional storage can be used for (1) User
Programmable Storage or (2) User Programmable Storage
Expansion. See below for description and limitations.
Specify #9602.
1. User Programmable Storage: Used for configuration
data and application programs.
Feature #1006. Specify #9592. provides an additional
16K bytes of User Programmable Storage. Maximum:
For #1006 with #9592. two.
Featu re #1007. Specify #9602. provides an additional
32K bytes of User Programmable Storage. Maximum:
For #1007 with #9602. one. Field Installation: Yes.
Prerequisite: On controllers shipped prior to 'EC
745887. Storage Expansion Feature (#6501) is required.
2. User Programmable Storage Expansion: (Models 2A.
2B. 3A. and 3B only)
Used in addition to two #1006, specify #9592.
increments or one #1007. specify #9602. increment of
User Programmable Storage described above for the
instruction sections of application programs and a limited
amount of configuration data and application program
constants. Most configuration data and application
program constants cannot reside in expanded user
programmable storage.
Feature #1006. Specify #9592. provides an additional
16K bytes of User Programmable Storage. Maximum:
(For
User
Programmable
Storage
plus
User
Programmable Storage Expansion): For #1006 with
#9592 specified and with Storage Expansion Feature
(#6501) - six. Prerequisite: If more than two Additional
Storage Features (#1006 with specify #9592) are
ordered. the Storage Expansion Feature (#6501) is
required.
Feature #1007. specify #9602, provides an additional
32K bytes of User Programmable Storage. Maximum
(for
User
Programmable
Storage
plus
User
Programmable Storage Expansion): For #1007 with
#9602 specified and with Storage Expansion Feature
(#6501). three.
Prerequisite: If more than one
Additional Storage Feature (#1007 with specify #9602)
are ordered, or if in conjunction with any Additional

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745887. For units with lower serial numbers, without EC
745887, the maximum number of #1 006s is seven.

3. Control Storage: Used for attachment of any
combination of device types/functions/features which
have associated attachment factors.
See Device
Attachment Table C in the M3601 "white pages"
(Consultants' Manual SY20-0161). Some combinations
of device types can be accommodated with no further
increments of Control Storage, while other combinations
require additional increments of Control Storage.

The maximum number of #1007 plus #1006 (whatever
the combination of specifies #9602, #9591. or #9592)
for controllers shipped prior to EC 745887 is;

Storage Feature (#1006 with Specify #9592).
Storage Expansion Feature (#6501) is required.

Note: Accumulation of attachment
required if an IBM 3600 FOP is used.

factors

is

not

Feature #1006, Specify #9591 (Models 2A, 2B, 3A. and
3B only). provides one increment of 16K bytes of Control
Storage for device attachment.
Two additional increments, for a total of 3, are available
with Control Storage Expansion (see beloW). To
determine whether and how many Control Storage
increments (#1006 with specify #9591) are required,
refer to Device Attachment Table C in the M3601 "white
pages" (Consultants' Manual SY20-0161). Calculate the
sum of the attachment factors for the combination of
devices and/or functions required. Add the attachment
factor one time only for each device type, function, or
feature. If the attachment factor sum is 10 or less,
feature (#1006 with specify #9591) is not required. If the
attachment factor sum is greater than 10 feature (#1006
with specify #9591) is required. An attachment factor
sum greater than 22 is not allowed in this base
attachment factor calculation. Maximum. For Control
Storage: For #1006 with specify #9591, one.
4. Control Storage Expansion (CSE): Feature #1006
specify #9591 (Models 2A, 2B, 3A, and 3B only). Used
to provide a greater attachment factor capability for
certam features or devices which require an attachment
factor. CSf supplements the base attachment factor
limit of 22 by providing second and third increments of
additional storage. An additional attachment factor
capahillty of 12 can be obtained by utilizing the second
inc rmnent of #1006 with specify #9591, or 28 by utilizing
tho second and third increments of #1006 with specify
#9591. Only the attachment factors associated with
certain device types, features, or functions can be
applied against this expanded attachment factor
capability. See Device Attachment Table C in the M3601
"white pages".
While Control Storage Expansion provides additional
attachment factor capability, the CSE attachment factor
must be considered separately from the base attachment
I actor calculation. Specifically, the attachment factor for
a wven device or feature must be allocated against either
the base or the expanded attachment factor but not
both. Maximum. For Control Storage plus Control
Storage Expansion: For #1006 with #9591 specified and
with Storage Expansion Feature (#6501). Three.
Prerequisite: If more than one #1006 with #9591 is
ordered, the Storage Expansion Feature (#6501) is
required.
limitation: The maximum number of #1006s is nine
(whatever the combination of specify #9591 and #9592)
for controllers with serial numbers of 13100 or higher, or
if the controller is a reconditioned unit incorporating EC

#1007
QTY
QTY
QTY
QTY

3
2
1
0

#1006
+
+
+

3
5

7

The maximum number of #1007
controllers with EC 745887 is;
#1007
QTY
QTY
QTY
QTY

3
2
1
0

+

+
+

plus

#1006

for

#1006
3
5
7
9

Device Attachment Table C
See the M3601 "white pages" for this detailed table of
attachment factors and their values.
Auxiliary Diskette Drive .25 Megabyte (#1025): [Model 3A
only] Provides approximately 280K bytes of additional diskette
storage via two diskette drives. No area of the diskette to be
mounted in the auxiliary (or secondary) drive will be reserved
for the control program. Maximum: One.
Auxiliary Diskette Drive .5 Megabyte (#1035): [Model 3B
only] Provides approximately 560K bytes of additional diskette
storage via two diskette drives. No area of the diskette to be
mounted on the auxiliary (or secondary) drive will be reserved
for the control program. Maximum: One.

Note: Support for features #1025 and #1035 is provided by the
Extended Diskette Access Method (EDAM) Base. EDAM
Allocate or Deallocate (LDKT instruction). and EDAM
Temporary File Support. Refer to Device Attachment Table C
and the Attachment Factor Functions paragraph in the M3601
"white pages".
Field installation of these features requires replacement of
diskette storage device. Adequate proviSion must be made for
retaining data contained on the diskette by having the user
remove it prior to installation of the feature.
Customers must be advised that installing this feature involves
removal of parts which become the property of IBM.
Device Cluster Adapter (#3101): [Models 3A and 3B only]
Provides for the local attachment of a mix of 3278-2 Display
Stations, 3287 Printers and 3289 Printers up to a maximum of
eight devices. When attaching the 3278-2 Display Station to
the Device Cluster Adapter, no charge RPQ 8K0880 is required.
Maximum: One. limitations: 1) Maximum distance from
controller to terminal is 1500 meters (5000 feet). 2) When the
Device Cluster Adapter is installed. loop number 4 is no longer
available. The maximum number of loops available on the
3601-3 is therefore reduced to five.
EIA Interface (#3701): Provides the appropriate cables and
interface logic necessary to attach an external I BM modem for
communications to the System/3 Model 15 or System/34 or
for local attachment to the System/3 Model 15 without
requiring modems. Non-IBM modems may be attached subject
to the multiple Suppliers System Policy. Maximum: One.
Prerequisite: SDLC Communications Feature with Clocking
(#6301 or #4501) or SDLC Communications Feature without

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Clocking (#6302 or #4502). Limitation: Cannot be installed
with a 1200 bps Integrated Modem (#5500).
Loop Feature, Additional (#4735): Provides the ability to
attach additional 3600 Finance Communication System
terminals. Maximum: Two per Models 2A and 2B. Five per
Models 3A and 3B. Prerequisite: For each loop with any
remotely attached terminals. 1200 bps Loop Integrated Modem
(#8001 or #8002) on a terminal or a 3603 is required.
limitation: A maximum of two loops (including the provided
local loop) operating at 4800 bps, per 3601 are allowed when
one of the SOLC communication features (#4501 or #4502) are
specified. Loop Integrated Modem (#8001) cannot be installed
on Models 2A and 2B. Note: The sum of speeds of all loops in
bits per second (bps) plus the speed of the SOLC link (#6301
or #6302) in bps cannot exceed 10,800 bps. When SOLC
feature (#4501 or #4502) is installed, the sum of all loops
cannot exceed 12,000 bps (do not use the host link speed).
1200 bps Integrated Modem (#5500): An integrated modem
for operation at 1200 bps over non-switched half-duplex or
duplex voice grade lines for communication to an appropriately
featured System/3 Model 15 communication adapter (see
5415 RPQ S40156) or a System/34. Specify: #9651 for
4-wire strapping or #9652 for 2-wire strapping. Maximum:
One. Prerequisite: SOLC Communications Feature with
Clocking (#4501 or #6301). limitation: Cannot be installed
with EIA Interface (#3701).
Communications Features: Each 3601 must be equipped
with one of the following SOLC features and either the EIA
Interface (#3701) or the 1200 bps Integrated Modem (#5500)
for communication with the host processor.
SOLC Communications Feature with Business Machines
Clocking (#4501): [Model 3A or 3B only] Required for
attachment to communication lines through the 1200 bps
Integrated Modem (#5500) or any external modem which does
not have internal clocking. The SOLC link speed of this feature
need not be included when calculating the sum of loop speeds
not to exceed the controller aggregate baud rate of 12,000 bps.
Maximum: One. Limitations: Cannot be installed with #6301,
#6302, or #4502.
SOLC
Communications
Feature
without
Business
Machine Clocking (#4502): [Model 3A or 3B only] Required
for attachment to communication lines through an external
modem which does not have internal clocking at speeds up to
9600 bps. The SOLC link speed of this feature need not be
included when calculating the sum of the loop speeds not to
exceed the controller aggregate baud rate of 12,000 bps.
Maximum: One. Limitation: Cannot be installed with #6301,
#6302, or #4501. Prerequisite: EIA Interface {#3701}.

with specify #9602) beyond 56K bytes, and/or {2} adding
additional increments of #1006 with specify #9591, beyond
16K bytes. Maximum: One. This feature (#6501) is required
when more than one Additional Storage Feature {#1 006 specify
#9591}, or more than two Additional User Programmable
Storage Feature (#1006 specify #9592) or more than one
Additional Storage Feature (#1007 specify #9602) are ordered.

Note: #6501 is a prerequisite for #1007 on Models 2A, 2B, 3A,
and 3B shipped prior to EC 745887.
Limitation: If Independent Release 4 and Controller Data ECs
745122 and 745123 are utilized, the controller will work
properly with the Storage Expansion Feature (#6501) installed,
but Control Storage Expansion cannot be utilized. If releases
earlier than Independent Release 4 and Controller Data ECs
745122 and 745123 are utilized, neither the Storage Expansion
Feature (#6501) nor more than one Additional Storage Feature
(#1006 with specify #9591) should be installed.
1200 bps Loop Integrated Modem (#8001): [Model 3A or
3B only] An integrated modem for transmission to remotely
located 3600 Finance Communication System terminals.
Operates at 1200 bps over non-switched normal quality voice
grade lines.

Note: Several remote loop configuration variations can be
realized; for examples, see the IBM 3600 FCS Configurator,
GA27-2762.
However, regardless of configuration, the
interconnecting
common
carrier facilities
are
always
point-to-point circuits; either 2-wire half-duplex or 4-wire
duplex. The common carrier does not tariff 3600 "remote
loops". The customer should be referred to the configurator or
information in the M2700 white pages for definition of the
tariffed elements of the remote loop. Maximum: One per
Additional Loop Feature (#4735). Preraquisite: Additional
Loop Feature (#4735). Each remote location must have either a
3604 Keyboard Display Model 2, 3, or 4 equipped with a 1200
bps Loop Integrated Modem (#8001 or #8002). a 3614/3624
Consumer Transaction Facility with a 1200 bps Loop Integrated
Modem (#8001) or a 3603 as the first attached remote unit in
each physical (geographic) location.
3600 ACCESSORIES
Cables (3600): Cables to attach 3600 units may be purchased
from IBM or some other source. See Physical Planning Manual
GA27-2766 for cable and connector specifications. The
customer is responsible for installation and maintenance of
these cables. Assembled cables may be purchased from IBM.
Specify bulk number, cable assembly number or part number
as appropriate. Allow a lead time of 6 weeks.

SOLC Communications Feature with Business Machine
Clocking (#6301): Required for attachment to communication
lines through the 1200 bps Integrated Modem {#5500} or any
external modem which does not have internal clocking.
Maximum: One. limitation: Cannot be installed with #6302,
#4501, or #4502.
SOLC
Communications
Feature
without
Business
Machine Clocking (#6302): Required for attachment to
communications lines through an external modem which does
have internal clocking at speeds up to 4800 bps. Maximum:
One. Limitation: Cannot be installed with #6301, #4501, or
#4502. Prerequisita: EIA Interface (#3701).
Storage Expansion Feature (#6501): (Models 2A, 2B, 3A,
and 3B only) Provides capability of (1) expanding User
Programmable Storage (#1006 with specify #9592 or #1007

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Item No.

Description

A/N 1563155

Loop Cable Assembly

A/N 1741656

Cable Assy
(joining 2 telephone lines)
N/A
Cable Assy
(3603 to Loop Terminal
Box)
7.62 m
Cable Assy (Loop Repeater
to Loop Terminal Box)
7.62 m
Cable Assy (DDA to 3603) 7.62 m
Cable Assy (3603 to
Leased Lines)
7.62 m
Bulk Cable (2 Conducter)
N/A
Bulk Cable (4 Conducter)
N/A
Strain Relief
Connector Assembly (3603)
Male Plug
Female Plug
Mini-Ty (used with 1745363)

A/N 1745348

A/N 1745372
A/N 1745349
A/N 1745350
B/N
BIN
PIN
PIN
PIN
PIN
PIN

5252769
5252913
1561344
1745363
5252763
5252765
5420242

609.6 m
(2000 ft)

(25 ft)
(25 ft)
(25 tt)

3610, 3612: The 3610 Model 2 and 3612 Model 2 with the
Journal Takeup with l.ocked Cover (#4651) special feature are
shipped with two keys. Additional keys may be purchased
from IBM. Indicate serial number of lock.
3610 Model 4, 3616: The 3610 Model 4 and the 3616 are
shipped with two keys. Additional keys may be purchased
from IBM. Indicate serial number of lock.
Forms Stand (#4450): Permits placement of continuous forms
(out of carton) on stand above floor level and provides for
stacking after printing. This accessory is applicable to the 3610
Model 3, 3612 Model 3, 3615, and 3618.
Loop Repeater (PIN 4400002) (3600 System): Plugs into
the Loop cable and red rives all signals being transmitted in a
3600 Finance Communication System. Each Loop Repeater
contains Loop redriving capabilities which allow for the
extension of the Loop cable length by 2000 feet. Loop
Repeaters may be employed on a Loop to extend its overall
length to a maximum of 20,000 cable-feet. The unit can be
physically mounted on a wall in an out-of-the-way location.

Prerequisite: An operating 3600 System Local Loop or Remote
Subloop.

Publications: GC22-0005
Customor Responsibilities: (1) The customer is responsible for
making certain that the use of the equipment complies with all
Federal. State, and Local Laws, Regulations, and Ordinances ...
(2) Tho customer is responsible for price quotations,
installation and cost (initial and recurring) of common carrier
equipment and service ... (3) The customer is responsible for
the setup of the unit ... (4) The customer will determine the
failing unit (see "Maintenance" below) ... (5) the customer is
responsible for determining the required number of spares.

Physical Planning and Setup: Physical planning and setup is
the responsibility of the customer. Attachment to the Loop
cable is provided by ordering External Signal Cable Assembly,
IBM PIN 174372 or equivalent. See IBM 3600 Finance

Installation

spare and must be advised to purchase sufficient spare units
for such use. The number of spare units recommended is
dependent upon the number of units the customer has
installed, application requirements, physical locations and
layouts. However, the minimum number of spare units
recommended is shown in the following table:

# of
(25 ft)

Locks and Keys: 3601: The 3601 is shipped with two keys.
Additional keys may be purchased from IBM. Indicate serial
number of lock.

Communication
System
Planning. GA27-2766.

Spares: The customer may wish to replace a failing unit with a

Manual-Physical

Loop
Repeaters
Installed
100

Minimum

# Spares
Recommended
2

Warranty: Service is available at the designated I BM Repair
Center during the 90 day warranty period, which commences
30 days following date of shipment from the plant of
manufacture (Raleigh). It shall be the customer's responsibility
to set up the equipment. It shall be the customer's
responsibility to determine the failing unit and remove it from
the Loop, and if the unit is still under warranty, to pack it in the
designated shipping container and ship it prepaid to the
designated IBM Repair Center. IBM will return the serviced
unit, shipping charges prepaid. There is no regularly scheduled
preventive maintenance recommended by I BM on these units.
Maintenance agreements are not available. FE on-site service
will not be provided.

Ordering: Order P / N 4400002.
Loop Repeater
Loop Repeater

Machine

Part No.

3601
3602

4400002
4400002

Miscellaneous: Accessories for 3600 System equipment may
be purchased from IBM or some other source. Allow a lead
time of 120 days when ordering.

Part Number

Description

789999

Fuse (.5A Slow Blow)

111262
1176668
1745353

Fuse (.4 Slow Blow)
Fuse (1.5A Flow Blow)
Jumper Assembly
(Signal Attenuation)
Wall Plate Assembly

3601
3603

5929886
3604 Keytop Labels
Models 1, 2, 3, 4
1561332
1562333
1 561 341
1561342

Blank Base for Customization
Clear Protective Overlay
Preprinted (G rou p 1 )
Preprinted (Group 2)

3604 Reledgendable Key tops
Models 1, 2, 3, 4, 7
Key Button Assembly
5188775
(2 part)
Lens (replacement)
5188762
3604 Overlays
Models 5,6
4942506
4942515
4943749
4405939

Not to be reproduced without written permission

White Background 45 Key
Blue Insert 15 Key
Clear Protective Cover 45 Key
Clear Protective Cover 45 Key
(without indicator holes)

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1702817
1702847
1702848
1702849
1702867

1702904
1702934

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Fuse Holder Assembly
Display Filter - Standard
Keyboard Overlay - Standard
Keyboard Overlay - Blank except
for Numerics
Keyboard Overlay - Protective
Cover
Keyboard Overlay - Standard
Function Key
Nomenclature
Calculator Numeric
Arrangement
Display Filter - Blank Red
Keyboard Overlay - Blank
Function Key
Nomenclature
Calculator Numeric
Arrangement
Cap Fuse Holder

The following accessories may be obtained by contacting the
local SSD marketing representative.
Diskettes
Magnetic Passbook Labels
Ink Rolls
3616/3618 Printer Ribbons
3610,3612,3616 Journal Roll Paper

Listed below is a quick index of 3600 devices, features, and
specifies that are currently supported by IBM 3600 Field
Developed Programs (FDPs) for both the System/3-15 and
System/34. Customers wishing to utilize devices, features, or
specifies not supported by an FDP require user written
controller code written in Finance Communication Language on
a System/370.

Device/ Feature/ Specify System/3-15

System/34

3601 Models 2A, 3A

Yes

Yes

#1006
#9591
#9592

Yes
5798 NYZ Only
Yes

Yes
Yes
Yes

#1007
#9602

Yes
Yes

Yes
Yes

#3701

Yes

Yes

#4735

Yes

Yes

#6302

Yes

Yes

#6501

No

Yes

8K0598

Yes

No

8K0623
#9413
#9491
#9492
#9494
#9881

Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes

No
Yes
No
Yes
No
Yes

3603 Models 1, 2
#6352
#9901
3604 Model 1
#4663
#4901
#4905
#9181
#9481
#9482
#9881
MG1586
8K0559
3604 Model A02
#4774
#4906
#9181
#9481
#9482
#9881
MG1586
8K0612

Yes
Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

Yes
5798
5798
Yes
5798
5798
Yes
5798
5798

NKZ Only
NYZ Only
N KZ Only
NYZ Only
NYZ Only
N KZ Only

No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No

Yes

Yes

Yes
Yes
Yes
5798 N KZ Only
5798 NYZ Only
Yes
Yes
5798 NXL Only

Yes
Yes
Yes
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
No

Yes

Yes

#1501
#4903
#9881
MG1586
8K0597

Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
5798 N KZ Only

Yes
Yes
Yes

3606 Model 1

5798 NYZ Only

Yes

5798 NYZ Only
5798 NYZ Only
5798 NYZ Only

Yes

3604 Model 6

#9031
#9481
#9901

Not to be reproduced without written permission

Yes

No

Yes

Yes

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3608 Model 1
#9031
#9481
#9540-9544
#9901

System/34

5798 NYZ Only

Yes

5798
5798
5798
5798

Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes

NYZ
NYZ
NYZ
NYZ

Only
Only
Only
Only

Yes

Yes

5798 N KZ Only
Yes
Yes

No
Yes
Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes
Yes
Yes

Yes
Yes
Yes

3612 Model A03

5798 NYZ Only

No

3612 Model A02

Yes

No

Yes
5798 NKZ Only
Yes
Yes
Yes

No
No
No
No
No

3610 Model 4
#6350
#9881
MG1586
3611 Model A02
#6904
#9881
MG1586

#4652
#6350
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3602 FINANCE COMMUNICATION CONTROLLER
Purpose: A programmable controller for attachment of 3600
Finance Communication System Terminals to System/34 and
System/3 Model 15 processors.
Attachment to System/34 is via SDlC transmission over
various common carrier or user-owned facilities.
Attachment to System/3 Model 16 Is via Binary Synchronous
Communications (BSC). Contact IBM to see 3601/3602 RPQs
8K0698 and 8K0623 and 5415 RPQ S40156.
IBM 3600 FOP Support: Refer to the end of the M3601
pages for a quick index of devices. features. and specifies
supported by IBM 3600 Field Development Programs (FOPs).
Model1A: A large-file programmable controller with a 5.2 MB
disk. a drive which accommodates one-sided or two-sided
removable diskettes. 16K or 32K increments of storage. and a
maximum loop capacity of eight. of which seven can be
remote.
Model 1 B: A large-file programmable controller with a 9.3 MB
disk. a drive which accommodates one-sided or two-sided
removable diskettos. 16K or 32K increments of storage. and a
maximum loop capability of eight. of which seven can be
remote.
Model Changes: Model 1A can be changed to Model 1 B.
This upgrade requires replacement of the disk storage (not
diskette) device. Adequate provision must be made for
retaining data contained on disk storage and elimination of user
proprietary information. Limitation: Field installation of the
additional disk heads for Model 1 B (#1011) concurrently with a
model change from Model 1A to Model 1 B requires the
submission of an RPO.
Customers must be advised that making a model change
involves removal of parts which become the property of IBM.
All features except 1010. 1011 and 1015 may be field installed.
Highlights: Controls all the functions of 3600 Finance
Communication System terminals. Controls data transmission
between those terminals and the central processing site. Four
SDlC Communication features are available one of which is
for transmission to the
Host.
An SDlC
required
Communications feature at speeds from 1200 bps to 4800 bps
or an SDLC Communications feature at speeds from 1200 bps
to 9600 bps can be selected. Besides Host link speed
differencos the SDlC feature to 9600 bps allows a maximum
controller aggregate baud rate of 12.000 bps for the loops
independent of the Host link speed ... see "Communications
Features". For Binary Synchronous Communications (BSC) see
RPQs 8K0698 and 8K0623.
Contains approximately 24K bytes of programmable storage.
Six moro increments of 16K bytes or three increments of 32K
bytes of programmable storage (for a total of 120K) are
availablo. The amount of programmable storage available for
application programming depends upon the attached terminal
configuration and user environment. See "Additional Storage
Feature" (#1006 or #1007).
Houses a direct access diskette drive with two-sided
removable diskette which provides permanent storage for
control and user programs. plus temporary and permanent
storage for user data (sequential logging. random retrieval of
data records. etc.). With Auxiliary Diskette Drive (#1015). the
3602 permits attachment of two 2-sided diskette drives.
Houses a disk storage device for storage of user data. This
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Includes a fixed head feature which will provide eight additional
heads with access to disk data on eight tracks. See Additional
Disk Heads Feature (#1010. #1011).
All 3600 System terminals are attached by loops which operate
at speeds of 1200. 2400 or 4800 bps for locally attached
terminals and at 1200 bps or 2400 bps for remotely attached
terminals. The base unit provides one loop. Seven additional
loops are available. Integrated modems are available on both
models. See "Special Features". Note: Only one 4800 bps loop
per 3602 may be specified for System/3 Host attachment.
Communication between the controller and the System/34 or
System/3 Model 15 may be either through an integrated 1200
bps modem or through an external modem with EIA Interface
(#3701). or via the EIA local attachment feature of the
System/3 Model 15. See "Modems" and "Special Features"
below. Each 3602 operates in half-duplex mode. Duplex
communication line operations are possible with multiple
3601 /3602s attached to the line ... one 3602 transmitting while
the other receives.
For attachment to System/3 Model 15. contact I BM to see
3601/3602 RPQ 8K0598 and 5415 RPO S40156.
Can be programmed to operate independently when the CPU is
unavailable. Capable of controlling all terminal functions.
executing arithmetic. and capturing data from the terminals for
later transmission to the CPU.
Transmission: The 3602 operates over common carrier
provided or equivalent customer owned communications
facilities. For information concerning these facilities. see the
M2700 "white pages" (Consultants' Manual SY20-0161).
Modems: External modems operating at up to 4800 bps may be
attached when used with SDlC Feature #6301 or #6302.
Speeds up to 9600 bps may be achieved with SDLC Feature
(#4501 or #4502).
Modem

Speed (bps)

Facility

3863

2400

3872

2400

3874

4800

3864

4800

3865

9600

Switched or non-switched
grade lines
Switched or non-switched
grade lines
Switched or non-switched
grade lines
Switched or non-switched
grade lines
Non-switched voice grade
Non-switched digital ser.

voice
voice
voice
voice
lines

*
9600
* See RPQ for IBM DDSA

See the M2700 white pages for further information. Non-IBM
Modems may be attached subject to the I BM Multiple Supplier
System Policy.
Note: Switched line operation is not supported
3601/3602 integrated 1200 bps modem.

by the

Publications: GC27-0001. IBM 3600 Finance Communication
System, System Summary.
Supplies: For customer-usable diskettes. see the SSD Sales
Manual.
SPECIFY
1. Voltage (AC. 1-phase. 60 Hz): Locking Plug-#9880 for 115
V. #9884 for 208 V. #9886 for 230 V. Non-locking
Plug-#9881 for 115 V. #9885 for 208 V. #9887 for 230 V.
Field Installation: Not recommended.
2. Controller Designation.

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Data: Specify #9491 to identify the initial 3602 ordered for
use with a host system location, or specify #9492 to identify
additional 3602s per host system.

Feature #1006, Specify #9592. provides an additional
16K bytes of User Programmable Storage. Maximum:
For #1006 with #9592, two.

Note:

Feature #1007, Specify #9602, provides an additional
32K bytes of User Programmable Storage. Maximum:
For #1007 with #9602. one.

Customers using the 3600 program preparation
service should choose not to receive the controller data
separately. In this case, #9492 should also be specified for
the initial 3602.
If #9491 is specified for the 3602, specify #9494 if there is
no 3614/3624 with a first position designator attached to
any 3602 on the same host system, or #9495 if there is a
3614/3624 with a first position designator and #9001
attached to any 3602 on the same host system. See
3614/3624 Host Attachment Designation under "Specify"
for the 3614/3624.
If #9491 is specified, select the feature number of the
desired media.
#9412
#9413

9/800 Magnetic Tape
9/1600 Magnetic Tape

If tape drives are not available at the host location. contact
your IBM marketing representative for guidance.
When feature #9491 is specified. contact IBM for additional
shipping information required.
3. Cables: See "Accessories" at the end of the M3601 pages
for ordering instructions. Also see the IBM 3600 Installation
Manual-Physical Planning, GA27-2766.
4. If ordering a 3614/3624 with 1st position designator (see
3614/3624 Host Attachment Designation under "Specify"
for the 3614/3624) to be added to any existing 3602. an
M ES order transaction should be used against the initial
3602 (specify code #9491 with #9494) requesting to delete
#9494 and add #9493 for the initial 3602.
If all installed or on order 3614/3624s for loop attachment
to the 3602 are removed or cancelled, an MES order
transaction should be used against the initial 3602 (specify
code #9491 with #9495) requesting to delete #9495 and
add #9494. Contact IBM for clarification.
Refer to Specify item 2 for further information about these
specify codes and their use (1) when ordering a loop attached
3614/3624 in a network where no 3614/3624s are previously
attached and (2) when field installation of feature #9001 on a
loop attached 3614/3624.
SPECIAL FEATURES
Additional Storage Features
#1006 - Provides an additional 16 K bytes of Control
Storage for device attachment or an additional 16K bytes of
User Programmable Storage. Additional storage can be
utilized for the following four purposes: (1) User
Programmable Storage, (2) User Programmable Storage
Expansion. (3) Control Storage, or (4) Control Storage
Expansion (see below for description and limitations).
Specify: #9591 for Control Storage. or #9592 for User
Programmable Storage.
#1007 - Provides an additional 32K bytes of User
Programmable Storage. Additional storage can be used for
(1) User Programmable Storage or (2) User Programmable
Storage Expansion. (See below for description and
limitations.) Specify #9602.
1. User Programmable Storage: Used for configuration
data and application programs.

2. User Programmable Storage Expansion: Used in
addition to two #1006 specify #9592 increments or one
#1007 specify #9602 increment of User Programmable
Storage, described above, for the instruction sections of
application programs and a limited amount of
configuration data and application program constants.
Most configuration data and application program
constants cannot reside in expanded user programmable
storage.
Feature #1006. Specify #9592. provides an additional
16K bytes of User Programmable Storage. Maximum:
(For
User
Programmable
Storage
plus
User
Programmable Storage Expansion); For #1006 with
#9592 specified and with Storage Expansion Feature
(#6501) - six. Prerequisite: If more than two Additional
Storage Features (#1006 with speCify #9592) are
ordered, the Storage Expansion Feature (#6501) is
required.
Feature #1007, Specify #9602, provides an additional
32K bytes of User Programmable Storage. Maximum:
(For
User
Programmable
Storage
plus
User
Programmable Storage Expansion): For #1007 with
#9602 specified and with Storage Expansion Feature
(#6501), three.
Prerequisite: If more than one
Additional Storage Feature (#1007 with specify #9602)
are ordered. or if in conjunction w.ith any Additional
Storage Feature (#1006 with Specify #9592), then the
Storage Expansion Feature (#6501) is reqUired.
3. Control Storage: Feature #1006. Specify #9591. Used
for attaching any combination of device types, functions,
or features which have associated attachment factors.
See Device Attachment Table C in the M3601 "white
pages" (Consultants' Manual SY20-0161).
Some
combination of device types can be accommodated with
no further increments of control storage. while other
combinations require additional increments of control
storage provided by the use of feature #1006 with
specify #9591 .
One additional increment of Control Storage is available
without utilizing Control Storage Expansion (#6501).
Three additional increments. for a total of four. are
available with #6501. To determine whether and how
many Control Storage increments (#1006 with specify
#9591) are required, refer to the "Device Attachment
Table". Calculate the sum of the attachment factors for
the combination of devices and/or functions required.
Add the attachment factor one time only for each device
type. function, or feature. If the attachment factor sum
is 10 or less. feature #1006 with specify #9591 is not
required. If the attachment factor sum is greater than
10. feature #1006 with specify #9591 is required. An
attachment factor sum greater than 22 is not allowed in
this base attachment factor calculation. Maximum: (For
Control Storage) #1006 with specify #9591. one.
Note: Accumulation of attachment
required if an IBM 3600 FDP is used.

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4. Control Storage Expansion (CSE): Feature #1006,
Specify #9591. Used to provide a greater attachment
factor capability for certain features or devices which
require an attachment factor. CSE supplements the base
attachment factor limit of 22.0 by providing second,
third, and fourth increments of additional storage. An
additional attachment factor capability of 12 can be
obtained by utilizing the second increment of #1006 with
specify #9591, 28 by utilizing the second and third
increments of #1006 with specify #9591 or 44 by
utilizing the second, third, and fourth increments of
#1006 with specify #9591. Only the attachment factors
associated with certain device types, features, or
functions can be applied against this expanded
attachment factor. See Device Attachment Table C
noted in 3 above. While Control Storage Expansion
provides additional attachment factor capability, the CSE
attachment factor must be considered separately from
the base attachment factor calculation. Specifically, the
attachment factor for a given device or feature must be
allocated against either the base or the expanded
attachment factor but not both. Maximum. For Control
Storage plus Control Storage Expansion: For #1006 with
specify #9591. four. Prerequisite: If more than one
Control Storage Feature (#1006 with specify #9591) is
ordered, Storage E::xpansion Feature (#6501) is required.
limitation: The maximum number of #1006s (with any
combination of specifies #9591 and #9592) is ten.
The maximum number of #1 007s is three.
The maximum number of #1 007s plus #1006s (whatever
the combination of specifies #9602, #9591, or #9592) is;

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See the M3601 "white pages" for this detailed table of
attachment factors and their values.
Additional Disk Heads (#1010, #1011): [#1010 for Model
1A ... #1011 for Model 1 BJ Provides additional disk heads (8) for
the disk file as specified by model type selected. Maximum:
One. Field Installation: Not recommended.
Auxiliary Diskette Drive (#1015): Provides approximately
560,000 bytes of additional diskette storage capacity via a
second diskette drive. No area on the auxiliary (or secondary)
drive will be reserved for the control program. Maximum:
One. Field Installation: Available at time of manufacture only.

Note: Support for this feature is provided by the Extended
Diskette Access Method (EDAM) Base, EDAM Allocate or
Deallocate (LDKT instruction). and EDAM Temporary File
Support. Refer to the Device Attachment Table C and the
Attachment Factor Functions paragraph in the M3601 "white
pages". The EDAM function is not required to use the Auxiliary
Diskette Drive feature. The level of support provided without
EDAM is limited to direct (absolute) addressing at the track
and sector level.
Dovico Cluster Adapter (#3101): Provides for local
attachment of a mix of up to eight 3262 Line Printer Model
3s/13s or 3287 Printer Modells/2s and 3278 Display Station
Model 25 on a 3602. The number operable in a given
application depends upon the user application program.

Maximum: One. Prerequisites: When attaching the 3278
Model 2 to this feature, no-charge RPQ 8K0880 is required.
limitations: (1) Maximum distance from controller to terminal
is 1500 meters (4920 feet). (2) When this feature is installed,
loops number 4 and 8 are no longer available.
EIA Interface (#3701): Provides the appropriate cables and
interface logic necessary to attach an external I BM modem for
communications to the System/3 Model 15 or System/34 or
for local attachment to the System!3 Model 15 without
requiring modems. Non-I BM modems may be attached subject
to the Multiple Suppliers System Policy. Maximum: One.
Prerequisite: SDLC Communications Feature with Clocking
(#6301 or #4501) or SDLC Communications Feature without
Clocking (#6302 or #4502). Limitation: Cannot be installed
with a 1200 bps Integrated Modem (#5500).
Loop Feature, Additional (#4735): Provides the ability to
attach additional 3600 Finance Communication System
terminals. Maximum: Seven without #3101, five with #3101.
Prerequisite: For each loop with any remotely attached
terminals, a 1200 bps Loop Integrated Modem (#8001 or
#8002) or a 3603 is required. limitation: A maximum of two
loops (including the provided local loop) operating at 4800 bps,
per 3602 are allowed when one of the SDLC Features (#4501
or #4502) are used. Otherwise, the maximum is one loop
operating at 4800 bps (including the provided local loop).

Note: The sum of the speeds of all loops in bits per second
(bps) plus the speed of the SDLC link (#6301 or #6302) in bps
cannot exceed 12,000 bps. When SDLC Feature is installed the
sum of the loops cannot exceed 12,000 bps.
1200 bps Integrated Modem (#5500): An integrated modem
for operation at 1200 bps over non-switched half-duplex or
duplex voice grade lines for communication with a System!34
or with an appropriately featured System/3 Model 15
communications adapter. See 5415 RPQ S40156. Maximum:
One. Prerequisite: SDLC Communications Feature with
Clocking (#6301 or #4501). limitation: Cannot be installed
with EIA Interface (#3701).
Communications Features: Each 3602 must be equipped
with one of the following SDLC features and either the EIA
Interface (#3701) or the 1200 bps Integrated Modem (#5500)
for communication with the host processor.
SDLC Communications Feature with Business Machine
Clocking (#4501): Required for attachment to communication
lines through the 1200 bps Integrated Modem (#5500) or any
external modem which does not have internal clocking. The
SDLC link speed of this feature need not be included when
calculating the sum of the loop speeds not to exceed the
controller aggregate baud rate of 12,000 bps. Maximum: One.
limitation: Cannot be installed with #6301, #6302 or #4502.
SDLC
Communications
Feature
without
Business
Machine Clocking (#4502): Required for attachment to
communication lines through an external modem which does
have internal clocking at speeds up to 9600 bps. The SDLC link
speed of this feature need not be included when calculating the
sum of the loop speeds not to exceed the controller aggregate
baud rate of 12,000 bps. Maximum: One. Limitation: Cannot
be installed with #6301, #6302 or #4501. Prerequisite: EIA
Interface (#3701).
SDLC Communications Feature with Business Machine
Clocking (#6301): Required for attachment to communication
lines through the 1200 bps Integrated Modem (#5500) or any
external modem which does not have internal clocking.

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Maximum: One. Limitation: Cannot be installed with #6302,
#4501 or #4502.
SOLC
Communications
Feature
without
Business
Machine Clocking (#6302): Required for attachment to
communication lines through an external modem which does
have internal clocking at speeds up to 4800 bps. Maximum:
One. Limitation: Cannot be installed with #6301, #4501 or
#4502. Prerequisite: EIA Interface (#3701).
Storage Expansion Feature (#6501): Provides capability of
(1) expanding User Programmable Storage (#1006 with specify
#9592 or #1007 with specify #9602) beyond 56K bytes and/or
(2) adding additional increments of #1006 with specify #9591,
beyond 16K bytes. Maximum: One. This feature (#6501) is
required when more than 16K of additional Control Storage,
Additional Storage Feature (#1006 with specify #9591) or more
than 32K of additional User Programmable Storage, Additional
Storage Feature (#1006 specify #9592) or Additional Storage
Feature (#1007 specify #9602) are ordered. Limitations: If
Independent Release 4 and Controller Data EC' s 745122 and
745123 are utilized. the controller will work properly with the
Storage Expansion Feature (#6501) installed. but Control
Storage Expansion cannot be utilized. If releases earlier than
Independent Release 4 ad Controller Data EC's 745122 and
745123 are utilized. neither the Storage Expansion Feature
(#6501) nor more than one Additional Storage Feature (#1006
with specify #9591) should be installed.
1200 bps Loop Integrated Modem (#8001): An integ rated
modem for transmission to remotely located 3600 Finance
Communication System terminals. Operates at 1200 bps over
non-switched normal quality voice grade lines. Note: Several
remote loop configuration variations can be realized; for
examples. see the IBM 3600 FCS Canfigurator, GA27-2762.
However. facilities are always point-to-point circuits; either
2-wire half-duplex or 4-wire duplex. The common carrier does
not ta riff 3600 "remote loops". The customer should be
referred to the configurator or information in the M2700 "white
pages" for definitions of the tariffed elements of the remote
loop. Maximum: One per Additional Loop Feature (#4735).
Prerequisite: Additional Loop Feature (#4735). Each remote
location must have either a 3604 Keyboard Display Model 2, 3,
or 4 equipped with a 1200 bps Loop Integrated Modem (#8001
or #8002). a 3614 Consumer Transaction Facility with a 1200
bps Loop Integrated Modem (#8001). or a 3603 as the first
attached remote unit in each physical (geographic) location.
ACCESSORIES
See" Accessories" at end of the M 3601 pages.

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3603 TERMINAL ATTACHMENT UNIT
Purpose: Attaches all 3600 System and 4700 System
Controllers and terminals to their communication facilities. The
3603 enables remote subloop operation by connecting the
controller loop feature to the communication facilities which
connect to ~ remote 3603 with the subloop of terminals.
Model 1: Provides 1200 bps integrated circuitry for
attachment to communication facilities and has switched
network backup capability for use if the non-switched
communication line fails.
Model 2: Provides an EIA RS-232-C interface to an external
asynchronous modem (1200, 2400 bps).
Model Changes: Available at time of manufacture only. No
features may be field installed. None are CSU.
Highlights: Can be physically installed on a wall ... has
self-test facilities to establish valid operation of the 3603 on a
local loop exclusive of the non-switched network.

for a CDT Data Access Arrangement in order to use the
Switched Network Backup Function. A cable is available from
IBM. for a fee. for the DAA attachment. A similar cable is
available. also for a fee. to connect the 3603 to the
non-switched line connector. Installation of the cable is also a
customer responsibility.
The IBM 3600 Finance Communication System Installation
Manual-Physical Planning. GA27-2766, and the IBM 3600

Finance
Communication
System
Financial
Services
Terminal-Terminal Installation Guide. GA27-2796, should be
ordered for each customer installation.

Spares: The customer may wish to replace a failing 3603 with a
spare and must be advised to purchase sufficient spare unit for
such use. The number of spare units recommended is
dependent upon the number of units the customer has
installed. his applications requirements, physical locations. and
layouts. However. the minimum number of spare units
recommended is shown in the following table:

Prerequisites:
1. The 3603 Model 2
asynchronous modem.

without

Clocking

requires

an

Number of 3603s installed

Minimum Number of
Spares Recommended
Model 1

2. The 3603 Model 2 with Clocking (#6352) requires a
synchronous modem that accepts transmit signal element
timing from the 3600 System or 4700 System equipment.
Before ordering the 3603 Model 2. the customer must check
with the modem manufacturer to determine the mode of
operation.
3. A 3601 or 3602 with an Additional Loop Feature (#4735) or
a 4701 with or without Additional Loop Feature (#4745) is
required for each remote loop that is attached with a 3603.
4. As an alternate to a 3603, a 1200 bps Loop Integrated
Modem (1/8001) in the 3601 or 3602 may be used.

Note: The loop is unidirectional. Therefore, if there is only one
3603 attached.
there must be a four-wire duplex
communication channel interconnecting the 3601 /3602/4701
and the 3603. If there is more than one 3603 location attached
to a singlo loop. there must be a two-wire line linking all the
3603s in the loop, plus a two-wire line from the
3601/36021 4 701 to the first 3603 and from the last 3603 to
the 3601/3602/4701. The 3603 attaches to normal quality
voice grade lines. When using a 3603 on a loop it is
recommonded that a 3603 be used at the 3601/3602/4701 to
maximizo backup capabilities.
Customor Setup (CSU): The 3603 is designated a customer
setup deVice. For additional information on CSU, contact IBM.
The IBM Marketing Representative must advise the customer
of his responsibilities before receipt of the machine.
The CSU allowance is one day.
Customor Responsibilities: The customer must be advised
that [1) He is responsible to make certain that the use of the
equipment complies with all Federal, State. and Local Laws.
Regulations, and Ordinances ... [2j He is responsible for price
quotations. installation and cost (initial and recurring) of
common carrier equipment and service ... [3] He is responsible
for set up of the unit...[4] The customer will determine the
failing unit (see "Maintenance" below) ... [5] He is responsible to
determine required spares ... [6] Purchaser agrees that IBM is
relieved of responSibility for all claims including. but not limited
to. loss of funds contained in. dispensed by or associated with
the 3603.
The customer is also responsible for the provision of a
telephone local loop conditioned for data above 300 bps. and

100

2

Model 2

3

Maintenance: Maintenance of the 3603 will normally be at a
designated IBM Repair Center. All maintenance, parts
replacement. adjustments. and repair shall normally be
performed at the designated I BM Repair Center. It shall be the
customer's responsibility to set up the equipment and to
determine when remedial maintenance is required. When
remedial maintenance is required. it shall be the customer's
responsibility to determine the failing unit, pack the unit in the
designated shipping container and ship it prepaid to the
designated I BM Repair Center. I BM will pay the transportation
charges for return of the repaired unit. There is no regularly
scheduled preventive maintenance recommended by I BM on
these units.
The repair service is available under an IBM Repair Center
Maintenance Supplement to the I BM Maintenance Agreement
or on a time and material basis.
Customers with machines not under an I BM Maintenance
Agreement have the option of shipping the machines to the
designated I BM Repair Center for repair under the IBM
Machine Repair Authorization Form. G 120-2165. in which case
repair will be made (if the machine is repairable). Alternatively,
upon request. I BM will provide. for a minimal charge, an
estimate of repair costs. This charge covers handling.
inspection. cleaning. adjustments. testing. and estimating of
repair charges.

IBM Repair Center Service: The 3603 is eligible for
maintenance coverage immediately following expiration of the
service and parts warranty at the monthly charge shown under
MMMC in the Machines Price List.
If maintenance coverage is not contracted for immediately
following expiration of any service and parts warranty and the
customer now wants maintenance coverage. he may ship the
machine(s) to the designated IBM Repair Center for an
inspection.
If. on the basis of an inspection. the repair center concludes
that a machine is not repairable. no further work will be
performed and the machine will be returned to the customer
without charge.
In all other cases. a minimum charge per machine to cover
handling. inspection. cleaning. adjustments. and testing will be

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applied. In addition, all parts needed will be billed at IBM's
prevailing parts prices and the additional time required for
repairs will be billed at IBM's applicable service rates. The
machine will then be eligible for maintenance coverage.
Publications:
Complementing

IBM
Financial
Services
Terminals:
Manual, GC27-0002, and the IBM 3600
Finance Communication System Summary, GC27-0001.
SPECIFY
1. Voltage (115 V AC, 1-phase, 60 Hz): #9901.
See Installation Manual-Physical Planning,
GA27-2766. Also see "Accessories" at the end of the

2. Cables:

M3601 pages.
SPECIAL FEATURES
Clocking (#6352): (Model 2 only) Provides Transmit Signal
Element Timing to synchronous modems (1200, 2400 bps).
This feature is required for all synchronous modems (including
WE 201 C and equivalent modems). Field Installation: Not
recommended.
ACCESSORIES
See "Accessories" at the end of the M3601 pages.

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3604 KEYBOARD DISPLAY-MODELS 1, 2, 3, AND 4
(withdrawn from marketing as of 15 June 1983)
Purpose: A combination keyboard and gas-panel display
terminal, for input and output in interactive banking
applications.
IBM 3600 FOP Support: Refer to the end of the M3601
pages for a quick index of devices, features. and specifies
supported by IBM 3600 Field Developed Programs (FOPs).
Model 1 (Purchase Only): Displays 240 characters-six rows
of 40 characters. May have numeric or function keys.
Model 2: Displays 240 characters-six rows of 40 characters.
May have alphanumeric. numeric and function keys. May have
an integrated modem.
Model 3: Displays 480 characters-12 rows of 40 characters.
May have numeric. alphanumeric and function keys. May have
an integrated modem.
Model 4: Displays 1024 characters-16 rows of 64
characters. May have numeric. alphanumeric and function
keys. May have an integrated modem.
Model Changes: Available at time of manufacture only. All
keyboard features are not recommended for field installation.
All other features may be field installed.
Highlights: The 3604 displays up to 153 different characters
under programmed control of a 3601 or 3602 Finance
Communication Controller.
Has a variety of keyboards to meet input requirements. See
"Special Features".
Can be equipped to read a magnetic stripe on either a plastic
card or a passbook and/ or to encode a magnetic stripe on a
passbook.
May be either locally or remotely attached to a 3601 or 3602.
Prerequisites:
1. An available position on a local or remote loop of a 3601 or
3602. If located remotely from the 3601 or 3602. the
remote location must have either a 3603 Terminal
Attachment Unit. a 3614/3624 Consumer Transaction
Facility equipped with a Terminal Loop Feature (#7820) and
an appropriate modem. or a 3604 Model 2. 3. or 4 equipped
with a l.ine Feature Base (#4751 or #4752) and appropriate
modom. If both a 3614/3624 and a 3604 Model 2. 3. or 4
are Installed in the same remote location. it is recommended
that the loop modem be located with the 3614/3624 since
the 3614/3624 will often be operating when the 3604
Modol 2. 3. or 4 is not.
2. Ono keyboard type must be selected to complete the order.
Seo Keyboards" under" Special Features".
II

SPECIFY
1. Voltage (115 V AC. 1-phase. 60 Hz): #9880 for locking plug
or #9881 for non-locking plug. Field Installation: Not
rocommended.
2. Cables: See Installation Manual-Physical Planning,
GA27-2766. Also see "Accessories" at the end of the
M3601 pages.
3. Numeric f-ngraving: For bottom row of engraved numeric
keypad (from left to right)-#9481 for zero. double-zero.
triple-zero; #9482 for zero. double-zero. decimal point; or

#9483 for zero. triple-zero. decimal point. See "Special
Features". Field Installation: Not recommended.
4. Function/Transaction
Key
Configuration:
For
the
Function/Transaction keyboard to the right of the engraved
numeric section-#9181 if all individual keys. or #9182 if 3
bottom keys in leftmost column are to be replaced by a
single raised "Motorbar" key. See "Special Features".
Field Installation: Not recommended. Note: Motorbar key
is available on Numeric Keyboard (#4661. #4771),
Expanded Numeric Keyboard (#4663. #4773). or Expanded
Alphanumeric Keyboard (#4774). It is not available with
Alphanumeric Keyboard (#4772); therefore. no Specify
Feature if #4772 is selected.
SPECIAL FEATURES
Keyboards: All keyboards will have a combination of
pre-engraved and non-engraved key tops. Each 3604 will be
provided with three sets of self-adhesive keytop labels. One
set will be preprinted with commonly-used function
nomenclature and will have a protective plastic coating applied.
Also. a set of blank labels will be provided so that the user may
create his own labels.
Each keyboard will have an engraved numeric keypad
consisting of 15 keys arranged in three columns of five rows.
The bottom row of this section will be engraved as specified.
See item 3 under "Specify". The next three rows will be
engraved with the digits 1 through 9. The top row will contain
three non-engraved function/transaction keys. All keyboards
will also contain at least one function/transaction keypad
consisting on non-engraved keys arranged in some number of
columns which are five keys high.
Numeric Keyboard (#4661) [Model 1 Only]: A three-column
function/transaction keypad to the right of an engraved
numeric keypad. See items 3 and 4 under "Specify".
Maximum: One. Limitation: Cannot be installed with
Keyboard #4663. Field Installation: Not recommended.
Expanded Numeric Keyboard (#4663) [Model 1 Only]:
Same
as
#4661
plus
an
additional
three-column
function !transaction keypad to the left of the engraved
numeric keyboard. See items 3 and 4 under "Specify".
Maximum: One. Limitation: Cannot be installed with
Keyboard #4661. Field Installation: Not recommended.
Numeric Keyboard (#4771) [Models 2, 3, and 4 Only]: A
three-column function !transaction keypad to the right of an
engraved numeric keypad. See items 3 and 4 under "Specify".
Maximum: One. Limitation: Cannot be installed with
Keyboard #4772. #4773. or #4774. Field Installation: Not
recommended.
Alphanumeric Keyboard (#4772) [Models 2, 3, and 4 Only]:
An alphanumeric section pre-engraved as a typewriter
keyboard to the left of an engraved numeric keyboard plus a
one-column function/ transaction keypad to the right of the
engraved numeric Keypad. See items 3 and 4 under "Specify".
Maximum: One. Limitation: Cannot be installed with
Keyboard #4771. #4773. or #4774. Field Installation: Not
recommended.
Expanded Numeric Keyboard (#4773) [Models 2. 3, and 4
Only]: Same as #4771 plus an additional three-column
function/transaction keypad to the left of the engraved
numeric keypad. See items 3 and 4 under "Specify".
Maximum: One. Limitation: Cannot be installed with

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Keyboard #4771, #4772, or #4774. Field Installation: Not
recommended.

(#8001) or an Additional Loop Feature (#4735) on the 3601.
See the M3601 or M3602 pages for further details.

Expanded Alphanumeric Keyboard (#4774) [Models 2. 3.
and 4 Only]: Same as #4772 except that function/transaction
keyboard is five columns wide. See items 3 and 4 under
"Specify". Maximum: One. Limitation: Cannot be installed
with Keyboard #4771, #4772, or #4773. Field Installation:
Not recommended.

ACCESSORIES

Magnetic Stripe Capability: The 3604 can be equipped with
a
Magnetic
Stripe
Reader
or
a
Magnetic
Stripe
Encoder / Reader which mounts on top of the 3604. To use
these features, an operator manually passes a magnetic striped
plastic identification card or credit card (for reading). or a
passbook with a magnetic stripe label attached (for reading or
encoding), through a slot. The 3604 encoding is a unique
format at 210 bits per inch. Standard ABA encoding is at 75
bits per inch; therefore, credit cards cannot be encoded to ABA
specifications and, thus, must be used as "read-only"
documents. The 3604 is capable of reading either the standard
ABA format or the 3604 passbook format. The encoder
requires low coercivity magnetic stripe material. Self-adhesive
magnetic stripe labels are available from SSD. These mylar
base labels are approximately 12.7 mm (0.50 in) by 19.4 mm
(3.6 in) and are easily applied by hand to passbooks.

See "Accessories" at the end of the M3601 pages.
Repair
Center
Maintenance:
See
"Repair
Center
Maintenance" following the M3604 Model 5 and 6 pages.
Deferred Central Facility Maintenance (DCFM): The 3604
Models 1, 2, 3 and 4 qualify for DCFM. For details see
"Deferred Central Facility Maintenance" in the M3604 Models
5 and 6 pages.

Magnetic Stripe Reader (#4901) [Model 1 Only]: Has read
capability only. Maximum: One. Limitation: Cannot be
installed with Magnetic Stripe Encoder-Reader (#4905).
Magnetic Stripe Encoder-Reader (#4905) [Model 1 Only]:
Has encode and read capability. Maximum: One, Limitation:
Cannot be installed with Magnetic Stripe Reader (#4901).
Prerequisite:
Depending upon the configuration, the
Additional Storage Feature (#1006 or #1007) may be required
on the 3601 or 3602. See the M3601 or M3602 pages for
further details.
Magnetic Stripe Reader (#4902) [Models 2. 3 and 4 Only]:
Has read capability only. Maximum: One. Limitation: Cannot
be installed with Magnetic Stripe Encoder-Reader (#4906).
Magnetic Stripe Encoder-Reader (#4906) [Models 2. 3.
and 4 Only]: Has encode and read capability. Maximum:
One. Limitation: Cannot be installed with Magnetic Stripe
Reader
(#4902).
Prerequisite:
Depending
upon
the
configuration, the Additional Storage Feature (#1006 or #1007)
may be required on the 3601 or 3602. See the M3601 or
M3602 pages.
Modems [Models 2. 3. and 4 Only]: One modem or a 3603 is
at each location which has 3600 Finance
required
Communication System terminals remotely attached to the
3601 or 3602 Finance Communication Controller. The following
features provide the required modem capability in the 3604
Keyboard Display Model 2, 3, or 4.
Line Feature Base (#4752) [Models 2. 3 and 4 Only]:
Required to operate the 1200 bps Loop Integrated Modem
(#8002) below. Maximum: One. Limitation: Only with #8002.
1200 bps Loop Integrated Modem (#8002) [Models 2. 3.
and 4 Only]: An integrated modem for communications with a
remotely located 3601 or 3602 Finance Communication
Controller.
Operates at 1200 bps over unconditioned
voice-grade lines. Maximum: One. Limitation: Not required if
a 3614/3624 with a 1200 bps integrated modem or a 3603
exists at the same location. Prerequisites: Line Feature Base
(#4752) on the 3604, and a 1200 bps Loop Integrated Modem

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3604 KEYBOARD DISPLAY-MODELS 5 AND 6
Purpose: A combination keyboard and gas-panel display
terminal for input and output in interactive banking
applications.
IBM 3600 FOP Support: Refer to the end of the M3601
pages for a quick index of devices, features, and specifies
supported by IBM 3600 Field Developed Programs (FDPs).
Model 5 (withdrawn from marketing as of 15 June 83):
Displays 120 characters-3 rows of 40 characters. Included
with the keyboard display is a 45-key keyboard, the keys of
which may be designated by the customer to represent any
numeric, alphabetic, or special character, or to represent a
preprogrammed function.
Model 6: Displays 240 characters-6 rows of 40 characters.
The same 45-key keyboard is available as described above on
the model 5.
Model Changes: Model 5 to Model 6-Not recommended for
field installation. All other model changes-at time of
manufacture only. All features may be field installed. None are
CSU.
Highlights: The 3604 Keyboard Display Model 5 displays
characters with a 5 )( 7 dot matrix. The 3604 Model 6 displays
characters with a 7 )( 9 dot matrix.
A 45-key keyboard IS standard. Can be equipped to read a
magnetic stripe on olthor a plastic card or a passbook. Can be
equipped with an audlblfl alarm which is activated under
program control. DimenSions are: 247.67 mm (9.75 in) high x
457.2 mm (18.0 in) wido )( 190.5 mm (7.5 in) deep. May be
either locally or remotely (see Prerequisites) attached to the
3601 or 3602.

Keyboard: The 45-key keyboard contains three clusters of 15
keys. The layout of each cluster is a matrix of five rows, with
three keys in each row. The keyboard includes a blank overlay
which may be designated with any notation the customer
desires. A second overlay identifies the 10 numeric keys in a
blue field, which may be placed in any of the three 15-key
clusters the customer desires. Covering these overlays is a
clear plastic. protective overlay. Additional overlays and clear
protective overlays are also available.

Indicator Lights: Five indicator lights are provided; three of
them can bo lighted under program control.
Customer Setup (CSU): The Models 5 and 6 are designated
to be customer setup devices. For additional information on
CSU, contact IBM.
The CSU allowance is four days.
Customer Responsibilities:
•
•

Adequate site, system, and other vendor preparation.
Receipt at the customer's receiving dock, unpacking, and
placement of the 3604.
• Physical setup, connection of cables in protected customer
access areas, SWitch settings, and checkout.
• Contact Field Engineering to make cable connections of IBM
CSU units to non-CSU units where customer access areas
are not provided.
• Notify I BM of intent to relocate and follow I BM instructions
for relocation.
• Use and follow tho problem determination procedures and
fill out a trouble report prior to calling for IBM service.

Disconnecting, packing and removal to the customer's
shipping dock at the time of discontinuance. Appropriate
instructions will be provided by IBM.

Limitation: The customer should complete the setup and
checkout of the 3604 Model 5 and 6 prior to calling the IBM CE
to adjust the audible alarm feature #1050. The audible alarm
feature #1050 requires special tools and skills for initial
installation.
Prerequisites: An available position on a local or remote loop
of a 3601 or 3602. If located remotely from the 3601 or 3602,
the remote location must have either a 3603 Terminal
Attachment Unit, a 3614/3624 Consumer Transaction Facility
equipped with a Terminal Loop Feature (#7820) and an
appropriate modem, or a 3604 Model 2, 3, or 4 equipped with
a Line Feature Base (#4751 or #4752) and appropriate modem.
If both a 3614/3624 and 3604 Model 2, 3, or 4 are installed in
the same remote location, it is recommended that the loop
modem be located with the 3614/3624 since the 3614/3624
will often be operating when the 3604 Models 2, 3, or 4 is not.
SPECIFY
1. Voltage (115 V AC, 1-phase, 60 Hz): #9880 for locking plug
or #9881 for non-locking plug. Field Installation: Not
recommended.
2. Cables: See 3600 Installation Manual-Physical Planning,
GA27-2766. Also see "Accessories" at the end of the
M3601 pages.
3. Color: The standard color for this Unit IS pearl white. The
accent color must be specified, either #9065 for pebble gray
or #9068 for raven black. Field Installation: Not
recommended.
SPECIAL FEATURES
Audible Alarm (#1050): The 3604 Model 5 or 6 can be
equipped with an audible alarm which can be enabled or
disabled under program control. The audible alarm can be
programmed to work with any of the programmable indicator
lights. Maximum: One.
Magnetic Stripe Capability: The 3604 ModelS or 6 can be
equipped with a Magnetic Stripe Reader which is located in
front of the display panel, to the left of the keyboard keys, or
with a Magnetic Stripe Encoder-Reader attached by a 30 inch
cable. To use these features, an operator manually passes a
magnetic striped plastic identification card or credit card (for
reading), or a passbook with a magnetic stripe label attached
(for reading or encoding), through a slot. The 3604 encoding is
in a unique format at 210 bits per inch. Standard ABA
encoding is at 75 bits per inch; therefore, credit cards cannot
be encoded to ABA specifications and, thus, must be used as
"read-only" documents. The 3604 is capable of reading either
the standard ABA format or the 3604 passbook format. The
encoding requires low coercivity magnetic stripe material.
Self-adhesive magnetic stripe labels are available from SSD.
These mylar base labels are approximately 12.7 mm (0.50 in)
by 91.4 mm (3.6 in) and are easily applied by hand to
passbooks.
Magnetic Stripe Encoder-Reader (#1501): Has encode and
read capability. Maximum: One on the Model 5 or 6.
Limitation: Cannot be installed with Magnetic Stripe Reader
(#4903). Prerequisite: Depending upon the configuration, the
Additional Storage Feature (#1006 or #1007) may be req uired

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on the 3601 or the 3602. See the M3601 or M3602 pages for
further detail.

the time required. No additional charge, however, will be made
for parts.

Magnetic Stripe Reader (#4903): Has read capability only.
Maximum: One on the ModelS or 6. Limitation: Cannot be
installed with Magnetic Stripe Encoder-Reader (#1501).

Field installable features and RPQs will be installed by IBM at
the standard field installation prices.

ACCESSORIES
See "Accessories" at the end of the M3601 pages.
Repair Center Maintenance: For the IBM 3604 Models 1, 2,
5, and 6 an alternative maintenance plan is offered at a repair
center. Under this plan, maintenance, parts replacement,
adjustments, and repair of the applicable keyboard displays will
be performed at a designated I BM Repair Center.
IBM will install the 3604 Models 1 and 2 initially (Models 5 and
6 are CSU). During the warranty period for purchased
machines IBM will provide on-site maintenance or, at the
customer's option, repair center maintenance under the terms
and conditions of the repair center offering. For lease
customers, repair center maintenance is available immediately
following execution of the repair center amendment to the
agreement for lease or rental of I BM machines. The customer
utilizing repair center maintenance is responsible for:
1. Determining when remedial maintenance is required.
To verify that remedial maintenance is required, the
customer should replace a suspected 3604 with one known
to be operational. The customer may wish to replace a
failing machine with a spare unit; sufficient spare units must
be on hand for such use. The number of spare units
recommended is dependent upon the number of machines
installed, application requirements, physical locations and
layouts. The minimum number of spare units recommended
is:
No. of Machines
50
100
200
300
2. Removing and
environment

3604-1,2
2
3
4
5
replacing

3604-5,6
2
2
2
3

machines

in

Field installation of features will normally be done by IBM on
the customer's site. Should a customer operating under this
plan desire installation of the feature at the repair center, IBM
must be notified that this option has been selected. The
customer must coordinate the shipment of machines and
feature packages with the IBM Repair Center.
Repair Center maintenance for the 3604-1, -2, -5, and -6 is
available under the following agreements:
Deferred Central Facility Maintenance Service (DCFM):
The 3604 Models 5 and 6 qualify for DCFM. The customer will
provide a facility at which the machines will be serviced.
The customer is responsible for determining when remedial
maintenance is required and for transporting the machines to
and from the facility.
A specified minimum number of machinos must require
remedial maintenance before the customer places a call for
maintenance service. For the minimum number, contact IBM.
If the customer places a call for remedial maintenance involving
fewer than the specified number of machines. the customer will
be charged an additional amount which is determined by
multiplying the additional service charge period (currently
one-half hour) by I BM's applicable per-call rate then in effect.
I BM may increase the additional service charge period upon
prior written notice to the customer.
I BM will normally respond to requests for service on the
business day following the day on which the call was placed.

Machines designated to be serviced at each customer facility
will be listed on a separate Deferred Central Facility
Maintenance Service Machine List (Z120-2988).
Purchased Machines: I BM Maintenance
Amendment to I BM Maintenance Agreement

the

operational

Service

Option

Rented or Leased Machines: Amendment to the Agreement for
Lease or Rental of I BM Machines
limitations:

3. Checking machine performance while machines are installed
in the operational environment
4. Shipping machines prepaid to the I BM Repair Center and
utilizing designated containers available from IBM for such
shipment
I BM will prepay return shipping charges from the I BM Repair
Center to locations within the United States and Puerto Rico.
IBM will not be responsible for loss or damage to
customer-owned machines during the period the machines are
in transit to and from an IBM Repair Center or in IBM's
possession at an IBM Repair Center, except for loss or damage
caused by IBM negligence. Replaced parts become the
property of IBM.
The 3604 Repair Center Maintenance Plan applies to the base
machine and, except for the limitations noted below, features
and RPQs installed on the base machine. Under this plan,
charges for the base machine have been reduced; charges for
features and RPQs remain unchanged. Should a customer
operating under this plan desire repair service on the
customer's site, IBM will provide this service at a charge for

1. Machines under the Pilot Test Plan (PTP) will not be
accepted for repair center maintenance.
2. The 3604 Model 2 with Line Feature Base (#4751 or #4752)
will not be accepted for repair center maintenance.
3. Each RPQ installed on the base machine must be evaluated
individually to determine acceptability for repair center
maintenance. Contact IBM to determine acceptability.
The following RPQs are acceptable:
RPQ
RPQ
RPQ
RPQ
RPQ
RPQ
RPQ
RPQ
RPQ
RPQ

X45632 Keyboard Mod 2
8K0648 Keyboard
MG1586 Address Sharing
8K0567 Audible Alarm
8K0596 Audible Alarm Mod A02
8K0559 Pin Pad 3604 Mod 1
8K0611 Pin Pad 3604 Mod 2
8K0612 Pin Pad 3604 Mod A2
8K0597 Pin Pad 3604 Mod 5 & 6
5251483790 Support

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maintenance:
RPQ
RPQ
RPQ
RPQ
RPQ
RPQ
RPQ

8K0552 Loop EIA Interface with Clock
8K0595 Loop EIA Interface with Clock
780184 Optical Scanner
8K0903 Optical Scanner
EJ3715 Power 50 Hz 220 V
X47766 Keyboard w/o Keytops
YA2300 Keyboard w/o Key tops

Designated Repair Centers: The 3604 Repair Center
Maintenance Plan is available at the Paramus, Chicago. or Los
Angeles Repair Centers.

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3604 ADMINISTRATIVE KEYBOARD DISPLAY-MODEL 7
(withdrawn from marketing as of 15 June 1983)
Purpose: A 1920 character CRT display and keyboard terminal
for adminstrative applications in a Finance Communications
System.
IBM 3600 FOP Support: Refer to the end of the M3601
pages for a quick index of devices, features, and specifies
supported by IBM 3600 Field Developed Programs (FDPs).
Model Changes: Not applicable. All features may be field
installed. None are CSU.
Highlights: Displays 1920 characters in an 80-column by
24-row format. The characters are presented within a 7 x 14
dot matrix. Displays 167 unique characters: 26 uppercase
alphabetics, 26 lowercase alphabetics, 10 numerics, and 105
special characters, in either normal or high intensity. By
invoking the optional 3270/3600 Datastream Mapping facility
and implementing the appropriate SNA/SDLC SLU-2 protocol
interface in the associated controller, 3270 compatible host
datastreams can be used. Field formatting capability, via 3270
or 3600 Datastream Mapping, permits individual fields to be
program defined with various attributes such as protected or
unprotected, alphanumeric, displayable or non-displayable, and
high or normal intensity.
Keyboard: A 99-key keyboard, cable attached to the display
enclosure, is standard. Keys are divided into four clusters: a
typewriter arrangement, an adding machine arrangement, and
two groups of 15 function keys. The tops of the typewriter and
adding machine keys are engraved. Keys are defined by a
translation table in the associated control unit.
Indicators: Both on-screen and discrete indicators are
provided. The discrete indicators loop synchronization, sweep
and power status. Six on-screen graphic indicators are located
at the bottom of the screen separate from the data area. Four
are under the user's program control. while two (" Ready" and
"Security Keylock Off") are under hardware control.
Operational Factors: The 3604 Model 7 CRT is covered by a
low-glare screen. On-screen indicators are easily viewed by the
operator. Constant displays are maintained during the display
refresh operation, eliminating blinking. Both underscore and
reverse video cursors are available to the operator, as well as
cursor blinking, under function key control. A Clicker is also
under operator control to provide audible feedback when
keying data. Any key or all of 16 keys (other than "Shift" and
II Reset") can be designated to have typematic action under
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Contact Field Engineering to make cable connections of IBM
CSU units to non-CSU units where customer access areas
are not provided.
Notify IBM of intent to relocate and follow IBM instructions
for relocation.
Use and follow the problem determination procedures and
fill out a trouble report prior to calling for I BM service.
Disconnecting, packing, and removal to the customer's
shipping dock at the time of discontinuance. Appropriate
instructions will be provided by IBM.

Prerequisites: An available position on a local or remote loop
of a 3601 or 3602. If located remotely from the 3601 or 3602,
the remote location must have either a 3603 Terminal
Attachment Unit, a 3614/3624 Consumer Transaction Facility
equipped with a Terminal Loop Feature (#7820) and an
appropriate modem, or a 3604 Model 2, 3, or 4 equipped with
a Line Feature Base (#4752) and appropriate modem, or a
3604 with RPQ 8K0552/8K0595 and an appropriate modem.
If both a 3614/3624 and a 3604 Model 2, 3, or 4 are installed
in the same remote location, it is recommended that the loop
modem be located with the 3614/3624 since the Consumer
Transaction Facility will often be operating when the 3604
Model 2, 3, or 4 is not.
SPECIFY
1. Voltage (120 V AC, 1-Phase, 60 Hz): #9890 for locking plug
or #9891 for non-locking plug. If standard 2.8 meter (9
foot) power cable is not desired, speCify: #9511 for 1.8
meter (6 foot) cable, #9512 for 3.7 meter (12 foot) cable, or
#9513 for 4.5 meter (15 foot) cable.
2. Numeric Keypad Zero Keys: (Bottom Three Keys)
Engraved Nomenclature:

o

o

o

00
00
000

000
Decimal Point
Decimal Point

SPECIAL FEATURES
Audible Alarm (#1090): A short tone sounded under program
control, in conjunction with the programmable indicators, to
alert the operator to special conditions. Adjustable volume.
Alarm sounds when any of the four programmable indicators
are set. Maximum: One.
Security Keylock (#6340): A physical keylock, located on the
Display enclosure, used to limit use of the terminal to
authorized persons. In the "secure" position, the display is
blanked and the keyboard is disabled. Maximum: One.

Security Functions: A Security Keylock (optional) prevents
keyboard entry or display of data in the terminal unless the key
is turned to the 'on" position.

Customer Setup (CSU): The 3604-7 is designated a
customer setup device. For additional information on CSU,
contact IBM. One copy of the CSU instructions is shipped with
each 3604-7.
The CSU allowance is four days.
Customer Responsibilities:
•

#9481
#9482
#9483

Adequate site, system, and other vendor preparation.
Receipt at the customer's receiving dock, unpacking, and
placement of the 3604-7.
Physical setup, connection of cables in protected customer
access areas, switch settings, and checkout.

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3606 FINANCIAL SERVICES TERMINAL
Purpose: A keyboard display terminal for use with the 3600
Finance Communication System in point of sale or other
applications.
IBM 3600 FOP Support: Refer to the end of the M3601
pages for a quick index of devices, features, and specifies
supported by IBM 3600 Field Developed Programs (FOPs).
Model 1: Attaches to the 3601
or 3602 Finance
Communication Controller local or remote loop. If located away
from the 3601 or 3602, the remote location must have (1) a
3603 Terminal Attachment Unit, (2) a 3614/3624 Consumer
Transaction Facility equipped with a Terminal Loop Feature
(#7820) and an appropriate modem, or(3) a 3604 Model 2, 3,
or 4 equipped with a Line Feature Base (#4751 or #4752) and
appropriate modem.
Model 2: Attaches to the 3601
Communication Controller remote loop.

or

3602

Finance

Model Changes: Available at time of manufacture only.
There are no special features available.
Highlights: Has eight position numeric display, nine message
indicators, a numeric keyboard, six function keys and a
magnetic stripe reader capable of reading either standard ABA
format (75 bpi) or the 3604 passbook format (210 bpi).
The 3606 is used as an interactive terminal in point of sale and
other applications (credit authorization, data capture, check
verification, funds transfers).
Prerequisitos:
1. Modell
If located remotely from the 3601 or 3602, the
remote location must have (1) a 3603 Terminal Attachment
Unit, (2) a 3614/3624 Consumer Facility equipped with a
Terminal Loo~ Feature (#7820) and an appropriate modem,
or (3) a 3604 Model 2, 3, or 4 equipped with a Line Feature
Base (#4751 or #4752) and appropriate modem. If both a
3614/3624 and a 3604 Model 2, 3, or 4 are installed in the
same remote location, the loop modem should be located
with tho 3614/3624, since the 3614/3624 will often be
operating when the 3604 Model 2, 3, or 4 is not.
2. Model 2-Common
installation.

carrier

termination

at

location

of

Customer Setup (CSU): The 3606 is designated a customer
setup device. For additional information on CSU, contact IBM.
The IBM Marketing Representative must advise the customer
of his responsibilities before receipt of the machine.
The CSU allowance is one day.
Customer Responsibilities: The customer must be advised
that (1) He is responsible to make certain that the use of the
equipment complies with all Federal, State, and Local Laws,
Regulations, and Ordinances ... (2) He is responsible for price
quotations, installation and cost (initial and recurrent) of
common carrier equipment and service ... (3) He is responsible
for the installation of the unit...(4) The customer will determine
the failing unit (see "Maintenance" below) ... (5) He is
responsible to determine required spares ... (6) Purchaser agrees
that I BM is relieved of responsibility for all claims including, but
not limited to, loss of funds contained in, dispensed by or
associated with the 3606.
Spares: The customer may wish to replace a failing 3606 with a
spare and must be advised to purchase sufficient spare units

for such use. The number of spare units recommended is
dependent upon the number of units the customer has
installed, his application requirements, physical locations, and
layouts. However, the minimum number of spare units
recommended is shown in the following table:

Number of 3606s Installed
100
200

Minimum Number of
Spares Recommended
Model 1
Model 2

2

2

3

4

Maintenance: All maintenance of the 3606 parts replacement,
adjustments, and repair shall normally be performed at the
designated IBM Repair Center. It shall be the customer's
responsibility to install the equipment and to determine when
remedial maintenance is required. When remedial maintenance
is required, it shall be the customer's responsibility to
determine the failing unit, pack the unit in the designated
shipping container and ship it prepaid to the designated IBM
Repair Center. IBM will pay the transportation charges for
return of the repaired unit. There is no regularly scheduled
preventive maintenance recommended by I BM on these units.
The repair service is available under an I BM Repair Center
Maintenance Supplement to the IBM Maintenance Agreement
or on a time and material basis.
Customers with machines not under an IBM Maintenance
Agreement have the option of shipping the machines to the
designated I BM Repair Center for repair under the IBM
Machine Repair Authorization Form, G 120-2165, in which case
the repair will be made (if the machine is repairable).
Alternatively, upon request, IBM will provide, for a minimal
charge, an estimate of repair costs. This charge covers
handling, inspection, cleaning, adjustments, testing, and
estimating of repair charges.
IBM Repair Center Services: The 3606 is eligible for
maintenance coverage immediately following expiration of the
service and parts warranty at the monthly charge shown under
MMMC in the Machines Price List.
If maintenance coverage is not contracted for immediately
following expiration of any service and parts warranty and the
customer now wants maintenance coverage, he may ship the
machine(s) to the designated I BM Repair Center for an
inspection.
If on the basis of an inspection, the repair center concludes
that a machine is not repairable, no further work will be
performed and the machine will be returned to the customer
without charge.
In other cases, a minimal charge per machine to cover
handling, inspection, cleaning, adjustments, and testing will be
applied. In addition, all parts needed will be billed at IBM's
prevailing parts prices and the additional time required for
repairs will be billed at IBM'S applicable service rates. The
machine will then be eligible for maintenance coverage.
SPECIFY
1. Voltage (115 V AC, 1-phase, 60 Hz): #9901.
2. Cables: See the IBM 3600 Installation Manual-Physical
Planning. GA27-2766. Also see "Accessories" at the end of
the M3601 pages.
3. Terminals are shipped with standard keyboard and indicator

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light nomenclature unless specified as follows: Specify
#9031 for a blank filter panel. Specify #9481 for a
numerics-only keyboard overlay. The customer may choose
the nomenclature to suit an application. All keyboard
overlays and filter panels are also available for a fee. See
"Accessories" in the M3601 pages for ordering instructions.
4. Keyboard Arrangement: (Top row-7, 8, 9; second row-4,
5, 6; third row-1, 2, 3; 0 in bottom row). If #9390 is not
specified, the standard keyboard arrangement will be
shipped (top row-1, 2, 3; second row-4, 5, 6; third
row-7, 8, 9; 0 in bottom row). Field Installation: Not
recommended.

ACCESSORIES
See "Accessories" at the end of the M3601 pages.

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3608 PRINTING FINANCIAL SERVICES TERMINAL

Prerequisites:

Purpose: A keyboard display terminal, with printer, for use
with the 3600 Finance Communication System in point of sale
or other applications.

1. Model 1-lf located remotely from the 3601 or 3602, the
remote location must have (1) a 3603 Terminal Attachment
Unit. (2) a 3614/3624 Consumer Transaction Facility
equipped with a Terminal Loop Feature (#7820) and an
appropriate modem, or (3) a 3604 model 2. 3. or 4 equipped
with a Line Feature Base (#4751 or #4752) and appropriate
modem. If both a 3614/3624 and a 3604 model 2,3. or 4
are installed in the same remote location, the loop modem
should be located with the 3614/3624. since the
3614/3624 will often be operating when the 3604 model 2.
3. or 4 is not.

IBM 3600 FOP Support: Refer to the end of the M3601
pages for a quick index of devices. features, and specifies
supported by IBM 3600 Field Developed Programs (FOPs).
Model 1: Attaches to the 3601
or 3602 Finance
Communication Controller local or remote loop. If located
remotely from the 3601 or 3602, the remote location must have
(1) a 3603 Terminal Attachment Unit. (2) a 3614/3624
Consumer Transaction Facility equipped with a Terminal Loop
Feature (#7820) and an appropriate modem. or (3) a 3604
Model 2. 3. or 4 equipped with a Line Feature Base (#4751 or
#4752) and appropriate modem.
Model 2: Attaches to the 3601
Communication Controller remote loop.

or

3602

Finance

Model Changes: Available at time of manufacture only. All
features are available at time of manufacture only.
Highlights:
•

Can print three lines of alphameric data on sales slips,
charge receipts, or other documents used in point of sale
Line positions must be specified. See
applications.
"Specify".

•

Has 45-character set. Optional 10 character numeric OCR
7B font for uppermost print row is available as a special
feature. See "Special Features".
Document to be printed is inserted into the chute at the right
of the terminal, is fed past spring wheels. printed. and
ejected at tho left side of the terminal.

•

Has eight pOSition numeric display, nine message indicators,
a numeric keyboard, six function keys, and a magnetic
stripe reader capable of reading either standard ABA format
(75 bpi) or the 3604 passbook format (210 bpi).

•

Used as interactive terminal in point of sale and other
applications (e.g .. credit authorization, data capture. check
verification. funds transfers).

Forms Characteristics: Printing on the standard 3608 is
possible on single part forms of the following dimensions: From
69.9 mm (2.75 in) up to 82.6 mm (3.25 in) high by 147.3 mm
(5.B in) to 215.9 mm (8.5 in) wide by 0.10 mm (0.004 in) to
0.2B mm (0.011 in) thick. In addition, the following dimensions
apply to multi-part charge forms: 82.6 mm (3.25 in) high by
121.9 mm (4.8 in) to 215.9 mm (8.5 in) wide by 0.18 mm
(0.007 In) to 0.2 mm (O.OOB in) thick. Refer to ~he IBM Form
Design Ruference Guide for Printers. GA24-3488, for more
information. OCR 7B (not inked) printing is intended for two
and throe-part charge forms. Because of variations in card,
paper, and carbon stock. the customer should evaluate his
printed forms to determine if they meet his performance
objectlv(ls. An optional feature to allow printing of documents
up to 88.9 mm (3.5 in) in height is available. See Specify
#9701

carrier

termination

at

location

of

Customer Setup (CSU): The 3608 is designated a customer
setup device. For additional information on CSU. contact IBM.
The IBM Marketing Representative must advise the customer
of his responsibilities before receipt of the machine.
The CSU allowance is one day.
Customer Responsibilities: The customer must be advised
that (1) He is responsible to make certain that the use of the
equipment complies with all Federal, State. and Local Laws.
Regulations. and Ordinances ... (2) He is responsible for price
quotations, installation and cost (initial and recurrent) of
common carrier equipment and service ... (3) He is responsible
for the instaltation of the unit ... (4) The customer will determine
the failing unit (see "Maintenance" below) ... (5) He is
responsible to determine required spares ... (6) Purchaser agrees
that IBM is relieved of responsibility for all claims including. but
not limited to, loss of funds contained in. dispensed by or
associated with the 3608.
Spares: The customer may wish to replace a failing 3608 with a
spare and must be advised to purchase sufficient spare units
for such use. The number of spare units recommended is
dependent upon the number of units the customer has
installed, his application requirements. physical locations. and
layouts. However. the minimum number of spare units
recommended is shown in the following ta ble:

Number of 36065 Installed

100
200

Minimum Number of
Spares Recommended
Model 1
Madel 2

5
8

5
9

Maintenance: All maintenance of the 360B-parts replacement.
adjustments, and repair-shall normally be performed at the
designated I BM Repair Center. It shall be the customer's
responsibility to install the equipment and to determine when
remedial maintenance is required. When remedial maintenance
is required. it shall be the customer's responsibility to
determine the failing unit. pack the unit in the designated
shipping container and ship it prepaid to the designated IBM
Repair Center. I BM will pay the transportation charges for
return of the repaired unit. There is no regularly scheduled
preventive maintenance recommended by IBM on these units.

The repair service is available under an IBM Repair Center
Maintenance Supplement to the IBM Maintenance Agreement
or on a time and material basis.

Character Sets:
OCR is 0-9

10-pitch IS 0-9, A-Z, number sign (#l. at sign (@). comma

U, minus ( ), dollar ($). period (.), ampersand (&), slash
(/), and percent sign (%).

2. Model 2-Common
installation.

Customers with machines not under an I BM Maintenance
Agreement have the option of shipping the machines to the
designated IBM Repair Center for repair under the IBM

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Machine Repair Authorization Form, G 120-2165, in which case
repair will be made (if the machine is repairable). Alternatively,
upon request, IBM will provide, for a minimal charge, an
estimate of repair costs. This charge covers handling,
inspection, cleaning, adjustments, testing, and estimating of
repair charges.
IBM Repair Center Services: The 3608 is eligible for
maintenance coverage immediately following expiration of the
service and parts warranty at the monthly charge shown under
MMMC in the Machines Price List.

If maintenance coverage is not contracted for immediately
following expiration of any service and parts warranty and the
customer now wants maintenance coverage, he may ship the
machine(s) to the designated I BM Repair Center for an
inspection.
If, on the basis of an inspection, the repair center concludes
that a machine is not repairable, no further work will be
performed and the machine will be returned to the customer
without charge.
In all other cases, a minimal charge per machine to cover
handling, inspection, cleaning, adjustments, and testing will be
applied. In addition, all parts needed will be billed at IBM's
prevailing parts prices and the additional time required for
repairs will be billed at IBM'S applicable service rates. The
machine will then be eligible for maintenance coverage.
Publications: IBM Form Design Reference Guide for Printers,
GA24-3488.
SPECIFY
1. Voltage (115 V AC, 1-phase, 60 Hz): #9901.
2. Cables: See "Accessories" at the end of the M3601 pages
for ordering instructions. Also see the 3600 Installation
Manual-Physical Planning, GA27-2766.
3. Terminals are shipped with standard keyboard and indicator
light nomenclature unless specified as follows: Specify
#9031 for a blank filter panel. Specify #9481 for a
numerics-only keyboard overlay. The customer may choose
the nomenclature to suit an application. See Financial
Services Terminals: Complementing Manual, GC27-0002.
Additional quantities of all keyboard overlays and filter
panels are also available for a fee. (See "Accessories" at
the end of the M3601 pages for ordering instructions.)
4. Print Line Positions [at time of manufacture only]: The
following are standard combinations ... see Line Position
Chart A.
#9540
#9541
#9542
#9543
#9544

for
for
for
for
for

1, 4, 10
1,5,10
1, 3, 6
1, 7, 10
4,7, 10

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This feature shifts the print line positions up so that the
distance from the bottom of the form to the nominal center
location of the print line is increased by 3.5 mm (0.125 in).
It is only available with 4, 7, 10 print line positions #9544
(see Line Position Chart B, and it is not available with OCR
7B Font #5454.
Installation: Available at time of manufacture only.
Line Position Chart A [Standard 82.6 mm (3.25 in) chute
only]
Line
Pos. Font

OCR OCR 7B
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12

10-pitch
10-pitch
10-pitch
10-pitch
10-pitch
10-pitch
10-pitch
10-pitch
10-pitch
10-pitch
10-pitch
10-pitch

Nominal Center Line
Location, distance from
bottom edge of document

Note

77.0 mm (3.031 in) [5.56 mm Available as
(.219 in) from top edge of
Special Feature
85.1 mm (3.35 in) document] (#5454) only:
77.0
71.9
66.8
61.7
56.7
51.6
46.5
41.4
36.3
31.3
26.2
21.1

mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm

(3.031
(2.831
(2.631
(2.431
(2.231
(2.031
(1.831
(1.631
(1.431
(1.231
(1.031
(0.831

in)
in)
in)
in)
in)
in)
in)
in)
in)
in)
in)
in)

Not with #5454
Not with #5454

Only with #5454
Only with #5454

If a customer desires three print lines positioned in locations
other than the five feature combinations shown. an RPQ may
be submitted at order time. RPQs to change print line positions
or to add the OCR print feature will not be accepted after
manufacture and shipment to the customer.
Line Position Chart 8 [88.9 mm (3.5 in) chute]
Line
Pos. Font

4 10-pitch
7 10-pitch
10 10-pitch

Nominal Center Line
Location, distance from
bottom edge of document

64.9 mm (2.556 in)
49.7 mm (1.956 in)
34.4 mm (1.356 in)

SPECIAL FEATURES
OCR 78 Font (#5454): The 10-character OCR 7B font can be
substituted for the standard font in the uppermost print row.
The 3 print line positions. when this feature is installed, are
OCR, 3 and 5. The OCR 7B characters impact printed when
#5454 is used can be read on a 1287 Optical Character Reader
equipped with the OCR 7B special feature (#3945). Field
Installation: Available at time of manufacture only.
ACCESSORIES

5. Keyboard Arrangement: Top row-7, 8, 9; second row-4,
5, 6; third row-1, 2, 3; 0 in bottom row.) If #9390 is not
specified, the standard keyboard arrangement will be
shipped (top row-1, 2, 3; second row-4, 5, 6; third
row-7, 8, 9; 0 in bottom row). Field Installation: Not
recommended.

See "Accessories" at the end of the M3601 pages.

6. Document Chute: Specify #9701 for a document chute to
provide capability for handling documents up to 88.9 mm
(3.5 in) in height.

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3610 DOCUMENT PRINTER-MODEL 3
(withdrawn from marketing as of 15 June 1983)
Purpose: A printer for use with the 3600 Finance
Communications System to provide a hard-copy output of
banking transactions.
IBM 3600 FOP Support: Refer to the end of the M3601
pages for a quick index of devices, features, and specifies
supported by IBM 3600 Field Developed Programs (FOPs).
Model 3: Prints on a cut form and on continuous fanfold
paper.
Model Changes: Available at time of manufacture only.
Feature 6350 may be field installed. All other features available
at time of manufacture only.
Highlights: The 3610 Printer provides for a hard-copy output
on a variety of cut forms and paper stock to meet the
customer's printing requirement in banking applications. When
combined with a 3604 Keyboard Display, the 3610 provides a
bank teller with a work station to use in performing bank
transactions. The 3610 Printer can also be used alone for
administrative
pnntlng
of
required
reports.
A
document-handling device provides the capability to print on
cut forms. The forms can be those usually used for printing of
one line or a number of lines. When a single line document is
used, a lever is provided to engage a document stop which
positions the bottom of the printed line 19.4 ± 1.65 mm (0.765
in ± 0.065 in) from the bottom of the document. The lever is
disengaged when the teller wishes to insert the document
further into the printer. Printing occurs at 10 characters/inch
and 5 or 6 lines/inch. At time of installation, the CE will set line
spacing at 5 LPI or 6 LPI as requested by the customer.
Speeds range from 15 cps to 30 cps. See "Special Features".

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SPECIFY
1. Voltage (115 V AC, 1-phase, 60 Hz): #9880 for locking plug
or #9881 for non-locking plug. Field Installation: Not
recommended.
2. Cables: See the IBM 3600 Installation Manual-Physical
Planning, GA27-2766. Also see "Accessories" at the end of
the M3601 pages.
3. Print Speed: Either #6903 or #6904 must be selected to
complete the machine order. See"Special Features" for
description.
SPECIAL FEATURES
Shared Terminal (#6350): Provides two pushbuttons each
labeled START PRI NT. These pushbuttons provide teller
identification to the 3601 or 3602 Finance Communication
Controller when two tellers are sharing one printer. Maximum:
One. Limitation: Cannot be installed with Address Sharing
RPQ MG1586.
15 CPS with 64-Character Set (#6903: Provides a set of 63
printable graphics and a space (blank). Maximum: One.
Limitation:
Cannot be installed with #6904.
Field
Installation: Available at time of manufacture only.
Up to 30 CPS with 96-Character Set (#6904): Provides a
set of 95 printable graphics and a space (blank). Field
Installation:
Available at time of manufacture only.
Maximum: One. Limitation: Cannot be installed with #6903.
ACCESSORIES
See "Accessories" at the end of the M3601 pages.

Model 3-contains a pin feed platen assembly which allows
printing to occur on continuous fanfold paper stock. A cut form
can be placed in front of the continuous form so that printing
can occur simultaneously on both documents with the
appropriato carbon or impact paper.
Prerequlsltos:
1. An available position on a local or remote loop of a 3601 or
3602. If located remotely from the 3601 or 3602, the
remote location must have (1) a 3603 Terminal Attachment
Unit, (2) a 3614/3624 Consumer Transaction Facility
equipped with a Terminal Loop Feature (#7820) and an
appropriate modem, or (3) a 3604 Model 2, 3, or 4 equipped
with a Line Feature Base (#4751 or #4752) and appropriate
modem. If both a 3614/3624 and 3604 Model 2,3, or 4 are
installod in the same remote location, it is recommended
that the loop modem be located with the 3614/3624, since
the 3614/3624 will often be operating when the 3604
Model 2, 3, or 4 is not.
2. Selection of print speed. See "Special Features".
3. Depending upon the configuration, the Additional Storage
Feature (#1006 or #1007) may be required on the 3601 or
3602. See the M3601 or M3602 pages.
Forms Specification: See the Form Design Reference Guide
for Printers, GA24-3488.

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3610 DOCUMENT PRINTER-MODEL 4
Purpose: A printer for use with the 3600 or 4700 Finance
Communications System to provide a hard-copy output of
banking transactions. The 3610 Model 4 prints on a cut form
and on a journal roll/ audit roll.
IBM Programming Support: Refer to the end of the M3601
pages for a quick index of devices. features. and specifies
supported by IBM 3600 Field Developed Programs (FDPs). The
3610 Model 4 is also supported by the 4700 PRPa 5799-BGB.
Model Changes: Available at time of manufacture only. All
features may be field installed.
Highlights: The 3610 Document Printer Model 4 provides a
hard-copy output on a variety of cut forms and paper stock to
meet the customer's pnntlng requirements in banking
applications. In addition. the 3610 Model 4 has the capability
of printing single or multiple lines as well as being able to print
on a one or two part journal roll. When a single line document
is used. a lever is provided to engage a document stop which
positions the bottom of the printed line 19.4 ± 1.65 mm (0.765
± 0.065 in) from the bottom of the document. A cut form can
be positioned in front of the journal roll so that printing can
occur simultaneously on the cut form and journal roll, provided
that appropriate carbon or impact paper is used.
Printing occurs at 10 characters per inch, and 5 or 6 lines per
inch. At time of installation the customer engineer will set the
line spacing at 5 or 6 lines per inch as requested by the
customer. The 3610 Model 4 prints at speeds up to 30
characters/ sec. Forms control capabilities include a right-hand
forms-advance knob. and a forms tear bar located 66.675 mm
± 6.35 mm (2.625 in. ± 0.25 in) above the print line. When
one part of the journal paper is attached to the take-up roll. the
forms-advance knob may be used to advance the paper.
Otherwise, the paper must be advanced manually.

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since the 3614/3624 will often be operating when the 3604
Model 2. 3. or 4 is not
2. Depending upon the configuration. the Additional Storage
Feature (#1006 or #1007) may be required on the 3600
controller or (#1008) on the 4700 controller. See the
M3601, M3602, or M4701 pages for further details.
Forms Specifications: Refer to Form Design Reference Guide
for Printers, GA24-3488.
SPECIFY
1. Voltage (115 V AC. 1-phase. 60 Hz): #9880 for locking plug
or #9881 for non-locking plug. Field Installation: Not
recommended
2. Cables: See the IBM 3600 Installation Manual-Physical
Planning, GA27-2766. Also see "Accessories" at the end of
the M3601 pages.
3. Color: The standard color for this unit is pearl white. The
accent color must be specified. either #9065 for pebble gray
or #9068 for raven black. Field Installation: Not
recommended.
SPECIAL FEATURES
Shared Terminal (#6350): Provides two pushbuttons for
teller identification to the 3600 or 4700 controller when two
tellers are sharing one printer. Maximum: One. Limitation:
Cannot be installed with the Address Sharing RPQ MG1586.
Deferred Central Facility Maintenance (DCFM): The 3610
Model 4 qualifies for DCFM. For details see" Deferred Central
Facility Maintenance" in the M3604 Models 5 and 6 pages.

The size of the 3610 Model 4 is 266.7 mm (10.5 in) high x
457.2 mm (18.0 in) wide x 266.7 mm (10.5 in) deep. When
used with the 3604 Keyboard Display ModelS or 6 it provides
a teller with a work station which fits within a work area with
dimensions 266.7 mm (10.5 in) high x 457.2 mm (18.0 in) wide
x 457.2 mm (18.0 in) deep.
Journal Take-up with Locked Cover: Provides a journal take-up
roll for accumulating one part of a two-part journal after it is
printed. (The other part of the journal exits from the printer
past a tear bar.) A locked cover is also provided to prevent
unauthorized access to the take-up roll. Two keys are provided
for the lock. When a single-part journal is used. it should exit
the printer past the tear bar. The journal take-up roll can
accommodate up to a maximum of 50 feet (15.24 m) of paper.
48-Character Set: Provides a set of 47 printable graphics and a
space (blank).
Prerequisites
1. An available position on a local or remote loop of a 3600 or
4700 controller. If located remotely from the 3600 or 4700
controller. the remote location must have (1) a 3603
Terminal Attachment Unit. (2) a 3614/3624 Consumer
Transaction Facility equipped with a Terminal Loop Feature
(#7820) and an appropriate modem. or (3) a 3604 Model 2.
3, or 4 equipped with a Line Feature Base (#4751 or #4752)
and appropriate modem. If both a 3614/3624 and a 3604
Model 2. 3. or 4 are installed in the same remote location.
the loop modem should be located with the 3614/3624.

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3611 PASSBOOK PRINTER
(withdrawn from marketing as of 15 June 1983)
Purpose: A printer used in the 3600 or 4700 Finance
Communications System to print on horizontal fold or vertical
fold passbooks or on single-part or multiple-part cut forms.
IBM Programming Support: Refer to the end of the M3601
pages for a quick index of devices, features, and specifies
supported by IBM 3600 Field Developed Programs (FOPs). The
3611 is also supported by the 4700 PRPQ 5799-BGB.
Model 2: Prints on passbooks and cut forms.
Model Changes: Not applicable. Feature #6350 may be field
installed. All other features available at time of manufacture
only.
Highlights: The 3611 printer has the ability to print on a
variety of passbooks and forms to meet a customer's
requirements in banking applications.
The 3611 is a physically compact unit with a flat top suited for
placement of a 3604 Keyboard display. When combined with a
3604, the 3611 provides a high function work station in a
limited amount of space.
Passbook specifications are the same as for the 3612 passbook
printers. Passbook and forms printing occurs at 12
characters/inch and may be at 5 or 6 lines/inch, with a print
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the M3601 pages.
3. Short Page Passbooks: #9650--provides a passbook stop
position for passbooks with short pages, cutouts. notches
or windows. Optional stop position required when the
distance between the edge of the short pages, cutouts,
notches or windows and the leading edge of the passbook
cover is between 9.14 mm (0.36 in) and 16.7 mm (0.657 in).
Field Installation: Not recommended.
4. Print Speed: Either #6903 or #6904 must be selected to
complete the machine order. See "Special Features" for
description.
SPECIAL FEATURES
Shared Terminal (#6350): Provides two push buttons.
labelled START PRINT. These push buttons provide teller
identification to the 3600 or 4700 controller when two tellers
are sharing one printer. Maximum: One. Limitations: Cannot
be installed with Address Sharing RPQ MG1586.
15 CPS with 64-Character Set (#6903): Provides a set of 63
printable graphics and a space (blank). Maximum: One.
Limitation:
Cannot be installed with #6904.
Field
Installation: Available at time of manufacture only.
Up to 30 CPS with 96-Character Set (#6904): Provides a
set of 95 printable graphics and a space (blank). Maximum:
One. limitation: Cannot be installed with #6903. Field
Installation: Available at time of manufacture only.

Model 2-prints on a horizontal fold or vertical fold passbook.
Variable size, single or multipart documents can be printed in
the passbook chute. The size of document which can be
accommodated is determined by the width of the passbook to
which the passbook chute is adjusted. The maximum
document width is equal to 1 /2 the passbook width plus 110
mm (4.35 in).

Prerequisites:
1. An available position on a local or remote loop of a 3600 or
4700 controller. If located remotely from the 3600 or 4700
controller, the remote location must have (1) a 3603
Terminal Attachment,
(2) a 3614/3624 Consumer
Transaction Facility equipped with a Terminal Loop Feature
(#7820) and an appropriate modem, or (3) a 3604 Model 2.
3, or 4 equipped with a Line Feature Base (#4751 or #4752)
and appropriate modem. If both a 3614/3624 and 3604
Modol 2. 3. or 4 are installed in the same remote location.
the loop modem should be located with the 3614/3624,
since the 3614/3624 will often be operating when the 3604
Model 2. 3, or 4 is not.
2. Selection of print speed. See "Special Features".
3. Depending upon the configuration. the Additional Storage
Feature (#1006 or #1007) may be required on the 3600
controller or Feature #1008 on the 4700 controller. See the
M3601. M3602, or M4701 pages for further details.
Forms Specifications: See the Form Design Reference Guide
for Printers, GA24-3488.
SPECIFY
1. Voltage (115 V AC, 1-phase, 60 Hz): #9880 for locking plug
or #9881 for non-locking plug. Field Installation: Not
Recommendod
2. Cables. See the IBM 3600 Installation Manual-Physical
Planning, GA27-2766. Also see "Accessories" at the end of

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3612 PASSBOOK AND DOCUMENT PRINTER
(withdrawn from marketing as of 15 June 1983)
Purpose: A printer used in the 3600 Finance Communication
System to print on a variety of forms, documents, and
passbooks.
IBM 3600 FOP Support: Refer to the end of the M3601
pages for a quick index of devices, features, and specifies
supported by IBM 3600 Field Developed Programs (FDPs).
Model 2: Prints on a passbook and has the capability of
printing on a one-part or two-part journal roll, which can be
used to maintain an audit trail of bank transactions. A cut form
can be positioned in front of the journal so that printing can
occur simultaneously on the cut form and journal roll, provided
that appropriate carbon or impact paper is used.
Model 3: Prints on a passbook and contains a pin feed platen
assembly that allows printing to occur on continuous fanfold
paper stock. A cut form can be placed in front of the
continuous form so that printing can occur simultaneously on
both documents with the appropriate carbon or impact paper.
Note: Passbook unit (as opposed to forms printing unit) is 12
pitch with a 211 mm (8.3 in) print line of 100 characters for all
models.
Model Changes: Available at time of manufacture only.
Features 4652 and 6350 may be field installed. All other
features available at time of manufacture only.
Highlights: The 3612 printer has the ability to print on a
variety of forms and passbooks to meet the customer's
requirements in banking applications. This printer, when
combined with a 3604 Keyboard Display, provides a
full-function work station for handling the wide range of
banking transactions through the incorporation of two
independent print mechanisms. A document-handling device
provides the capability to print on cut forms. The forms can be
those usually used for printing of one line or a number of lines.
When a single-line document is used, a 'Iever is provided to
engage a document stop which positions the bottom of the
printed line 19.43 ± 1.65 mm (0.765 ± 0.065 in) from the
bottom of the document. The lever is disengaged when the
customer wishes to insert the document further into the printer.
Passbooks are inserted in the bottom half of the printer while
cut forms/ documents may be inserted in the top half. With this
facility, the printer is able to print on the passbook and print on
the cut forms. Forms printing occurs at 10 characters per inch
and 5 or 6 lines per inch. A maximum of 80 characters may be
printed across a 200 mm (8.0 in) line. Passbook printing occurs
at 12 characters per inch and 5 or 6 lines per inch with up to an
211 mm (8.3 in) print line of 100 characters. At time of
installation, the Customer Engineer will set line spacing to 5 LPI
or 6 LPI as requested by the customer. Note: Only one print
element (either passbook or cut form) prints at a time. Both
must be selected with the same print speed.
Prerequisites:
1. An available position on a local or remote loop of a 3601 or
3602. If located remotely from the 3601 or 3602, the
remote location must have (1) a 3603 Terminal Attachment
Unit, (2) a 3614/3624 Consumer Transaction Facility
equipped with a Terminal Loop Feature (#7820) and an
appropriate modem, or (3) a 3604 Model 2, 3, or 4 equipped
with a Line Feature Base (#4751 or #4752) and appropriate
modem. If both a 3614/3624 and 3604 Model 2. 3, or 4 are
installed in the same remote location. the loop modem

should be located with the 3614/3624. since the
3614/3624 will often be operating when the 3604 Model 2.
3, or 4 is not.
2. Selection of print speed. See "Special Features".
3. Depending upon the configuration, the Additional Storage
Feature (#1006 or #1007) may be required on the 3601. or
the 3602. See M3601 or M3602 pages for further details.
Forms Specifications: See the Form Design Reference Guide
for Printers, GA24-3488.
SPECIFY
1. Voltage (115 V AC. 1-phase. 60 Hz): #9880 for locking plug
or #9881 for non-locking plug. Field Installation: Not
recommended
2. Cables: See Installation Manual-Physical Planning,
GA27-2766. Also see "Accessories" at the end of the
M3601 pages.
3. Short Page Passbooks: #9650 Provides a passbook stop
position for passbooks with short pages, cutouts. notches.
or windows. Optional stop position required when the
distance between the edge of short pages, etc., and the
leading edge of the passbook cover is between 9.14 mm
(0.36 in) and 16.7 mm (0.657 in). Field Installation: Not
recommended
4. Print Speed: Either #6903 or #6904' must be selected to
complete the machine order. The selected speed applies to
both print units, passbook, and forms. See "Special
Features" for description.
SPECIAL FEATURES
Journal Takeup with Locked Cover (#4652): [Model 2 only)
Provides a paper roll on which one or both parts of the printed
journal can be taken up after it has been printed. If two-part
journal paper is used, one part may be put on the takeup roll.
while the original can exit past a tear bar. A locked cover is
also provided over the takeup roll to prevent unauthorized
access to the journal roll. Two keys are provided. Maximum:
One.
Shared Terminal (#6350): Provides two pushbuttons each
labelled START PRINT. These pushbuttons provide teller
identification to the 3601 or 3602 Finance Communication
Controller when two tellers are sharing one printer. Maximum:
One. Limitations: Cannot be installed with Address Sharing
RPQ MG1586.
15 CPS with 64-Character Set (#6903): Provides a set of 63
printable graphics and a space (blank). Maximum: One.
Limitation:
Cannot be installed with #6904.
Field
Installation: Available at time of manufacture only.
Up to 30 CPS with 96-Character Set (#6904): Provides a
set of 95 printable graphics and a space (blank). Maximum:
One. Limitation: Cannot be installed with #6903. Field
Installation: Available at time of manufacture only.
ACCESSORIES
See "Accessories" at the end of the M3601 pages.

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Note: Withdrawn from marketing. Features, Accessories and
RPQs will continue to be marketed on an "as available" basis.
Purpose: An unattended self-service banking terminal that
issues variable amounts of money. accepts deposits, and
performs other transactions. It attaches to a 3601 or 3602
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Journaling: Transaction

documents can be printed
retained in the 3614, as an aid in machine balancing.

and

Keyboard /Guidance: Guidance display steps user through a
transaction. Customer can specify messages to be displayed.

Encrypt / Decrypt Feature: Encryption/ decryption of sensitive
data during communication line transmission ... uses the U. S.
Federal Information Processing Data Encryption Standard
(DES) algorithm. See "Specify".

IBM 3600 FOP Support: Refer to the end of the M3601
pages for a quick index of devices. features, and specifies
supported by IBM 3600 Field Developed Programs (FOPs).

Multi-Institution Usage: Provision to accept magnetic stripe

Model 1: Consumer Transaction Facility. Lobby. Designed for
use inside a building. Consists of the basic unit with a
protective covers. a protective front panel. and a bezel around
the front panel. The protective cover contains provision for
customer insertion of two keylock cylinders.

controller possible.

Model 2: Consumer Transactions Facility, Through the Wall.
Designed for use through the wall of a building. Has a
motorized protective door over the keyboard/ guidance area for
outdoor environmental protection. Can be attached to a heavy
duty enclosure, with a through-the-wall bezel, and mounted on
a 4 inch. 7 inch. or 10 inch stand. The heavy duty enclosure
contains a combination lock and provision for customer
insertion of bank oxaminor' s type keylock for locking the
combination dial.
Model 11: Same as Model 1 with a capability of issuing two
denominations during one transaction. Can also be loaded with
a single denomination. doubling the bill capacity currently
available in the 3614 Model 1.
Model 12: Same as Model 2 with a capability of issuing two
denominations during one transaction. Also can be loaded with
a single denomination, doubling the bill capacity currently
available in the 3614 Model 2.
Model Changos: Available at time of manufacture only. All
features may be field installed.

Data

Off-Host Operation: Offline operation via a 3601 or 3602
Customizing Capability: Customer can customize terminal
operation (within limits) and change guidance messages.
Identification: The user is identified through the reading of his
ABA-standard magnetic stripe card. As a second check, the
user is verified by a comparison of a keyed personal
identification number.
Installation: Can be installed for use inside the building or
through-the-wall for outside use.
Bill Issue: Issues bills directly. No packets or cartridges are
used.

Heavy Duty Enclosure: A strong steel protective enclosure to
protect bills ... available for purchase on Model 2 or 12.

Logo Panel: The 3614 logo panel is a purchase-only accessory.
It provides an area on the top half of the front of the 3614 for
personalization by the customer (silk screen, painting. etc.). An
area is provided for name. logo. and advertising purposes. A
logo panel is required with all models of the 3614. Lack of a
logo panel detracts from the appearance of the 3614.
Prerequisites:
1. Each 3614 must have loop attachment to a 3601/3602.

Highlights:

Issues Cash: Withdrawal transaction issues single (Model 1 or
2) or dual denominations (Model 11 or 12) up to a maximum of
20 bills from a single account. Withdrawal is from a choice of
four accounts.

Accepts Deposits: Deposit transaction and depository with
controlled access slot allows users to deposit to checking or
savings accounts.
Accepts Payments: Allows user to make various payments by
depositing cash or a check. User may also deposit payment
coupon and have financial institution deduct funds from his
account.

Cash Chock: A single transaction that allows cash to be issued
to user following deposit of a check drawn on another
institution.

Additional Transactions: The 3614 provides a general purpose
special transaction, an account inquiry transaction. and a funds
transfer transaction.
Transaction Chaining: A series of multiple transactions can be
performed with a single insertion of magnetic stripe card and
single keyed entry of personal identification number.
Issuos Statoments: Can print and issue a statement or message
to user.

cards for 50 different card issuer identifiers with
Encryption Standard (DES) technique.

For Attachment to a 3601/3602 there must be an available
position on a local loop or remote loop of the 3601/3602.
The 3614 must have Terminal Loop Feature (#7820) ... if
located remotely from the 3601/3602 the remote location
must have a 3614 with Loop Integrated Modem (#8001). a
3604 Model 2. 3, or 4 with Line Feature Base (#4751 or
4752) and appropriate modem. or a 3603 Terminal
Attachment Unit. If a 3603 is at the remote location, the
3614 does not require a Loop Integrated Modem (#8001). If
both a 3614 and a 3604 Model 2. 3. or 4 are installed in the
same remote location without a 3603. it is recommended
that the loop modem be located with the 3614 since the
3614 might often be operating when the 3604 is not, e.g ..
on weekends and holidays.
2. Depending upon the configuration, the Additional Storage
Feature #1006 or #1007 may be required on the 3601. or
the 3602 .~. see M3601 or M3602 pages for further details.
3. Logo Panel (#9401 or #9402)
Only.

see "Specify". Purchase

4. The 3614 Model 2 and 12 require Model 2/12 Accessory
Group #9571 ... see "Specify". Purchase Only.
Customer Responsibilities: Because the 3614 Model 2 or 12
is attached to customer premises, installation of cables,
mounting stand, and enclosure and bezel is a customer

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responsibility. The customer is also responsible for site
preparation, such as cutting a hole in the wall for mounting the
3614 Model 2 or 12. Installation of cables and site preparation
is also a customer responsibility for the 3614 Model 1 or 11.
I BM is not responsible for any loss of money incurred through
the use of the 3614.
Sub host operation under control of the 3601 or 3602 Finance
Communication Controller requires special customer systems
design and support. Maintenance of system integrity in the sub
host mode is a customer responsibility.
IBM is not responsible for intentional damage to the 3614
Models 1, 2, 11, or 12. Repair of such damage is not covered
under the IBM Rental Agreement or Maintenance Contract.
Repair of such damage at cost of time and materials will be
made to rental machines and can be provided for purchased
machines.

Customer Responsibilities-Currency Sorting: The general
condition of used currency may vary. To achieve satisfactory
operation, the customer must ensure that only good quality
currency is used and it must be inspected to remove
excessively worn, damaged or torn notes. The 3614 Operator's
Guide GA66-0001 contains procedures for loading the 3614.
The customer must ensure that each hopper of the 3614 Model
11 and 12 is loaded with the proper denomination currency.
SPECIFY
1. Voltage (115 V AC, 1-phase, 60 Hz): #9901.
2. Keyboard: Specify one of the following.
installable.

4. Currency Den.omination: #9091 for $5, $10, $20.
5. Logo Panel [Purchase Only]: See "Accessories" at the end
of the M3614 pages.
6. Model 2/12 Accessory Group [Purchase Only]: #9571. See
"Accessories" at the end of the M3614 pages.
7. 3614 Host Attachment Designation: 1st and 2nd position
designation is required to control distribution of 3614
controller-data media to host system location.

Note:

Contact your I BM marketing representative for
guidance on the following paragraphs. IBM supports DES
(#9001) and the 3601/2 Loop Attachment (#9802) only.

1st Position Designator-identifies first 3614 of each
different Controller Data Version attached to a host system
... used to limit distribution of controller-data media to one
copy of each version per host system location.
2nd Position Designator-identifies additional 3614s of
each version '" controller-data media is not distributed to
host system location for 2nd position designated 3614s.
The following matrix identifies individual Controller Data
Versions and their corresponding 1st and 2nd position
specify codes. Limitations: Each 3614 must have either 1 st
or 2nd position specified ... one 1st position must be
specified for each version ... only one 1st position may be
specified for each version.

Specify either
Host
1st or 2nd Pos
Code below:
Attachment:
2nd
1st
Version Loop-3601/2

From/To
Account

Transaction

Mdl

All are field

3. Cables: See Installation Manual-Physical Planning,
GA27-2766. Also see "Accessories" at the end of the
M3601 pages.

#9801

#9802 5

Loop

Encryption
Technique
DES (#9001)
DES

When 1st position (#9701, #9703, #9801 or #9803) is
specified, also specify one of the following to indicate
magnetic tape density used at the host system location:
9351
9352
9353
9354
9355
9356
9357
9358
9359
9360
9361
9362
9363 1
9364 1
9451 1
9452
9453
9454
9455
9456
9457
9458:
9459 !
94601
9461 :
9462 !
9463
946411

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9-track 800 bpi
9-track 1600 bpi

If tape drives are not available at the host location; contact
your I BM marketing representative for guidance.

*

0
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0

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#9412
#9413

0

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(*) Does not have any transaction select or "from Account"
keys. Note: Two currency denominations must be specified.

When #9701, #9703, #9801, or #9803 is specified,
additional information is required to indicate shipping
address of host system location. Contact IBM for guidance.
8. Data Encryption Standard (DES): #9001-Provides the data
encryption technique in conformity with the U.S. Federal
Information
Processing
Data
Encryption
Standard
sponsored by the U.S. National Bureau of Standards. DES
facilitates multi-institution usage by providing for personal
identification number (PIN) validation based on individual
user PI N encryption keys for 50 different card issuer
identifiers ... PI N offset value may be recorded on magnetic
stripe to be used to validate PINs in 3614 which were not
based originally on DES technique ... accepts 4 to 16 digit
fixed or variable length PI Ns ... option to load PI N
encryption keys via communication line from host. Field
Installation: Yes. Prerequisite: DES encryption capability
required on the 3601 or 3602 and in host system ... see the
M3601 and M3602 pages for further details. DES is used to

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determine 3614 Host 1st and 2nd Position Host Attachment
designation. See Specify 7 above.
SPECIAL FEATURES
Depository (#3322): Provides a controlled access slot in the
front of the 3614 leading to an internal receptacle for collecting
deposit documents. In addition to the controlled access slot.
the chute is designed to discourage tampering with previously
inserted deposits. Prerequisite: One of the following
koyboards--#9357,#9368,#9360, #9457, #9458. or #9460.
EIA Interface (#3701): Provides an interface for external
modems. Limitation: Not available on Terminal Loop Feature
(#7820). Prerequisite: SDLC Communication Feature.
Expanded Function Feature (#3895): Provides the options of
transaction chaining, journal printing, and cash check
transactions. Prerequisite: DES (specify code #9001).
Specify: Any combination of the following functions may be
specified with #3895. Specify at least one:
(1) Transaction Chaining (#9721 )--allows a series of
multiple transactions with single insertion of magnetic
stripe card and single keyed entry of PIN.
(2)Journal Printing (#9722)-print statement documents
and retain in 3614 ... can be used as an aid in machine
balancing and settlements. Prerequisite: Transaction
Statement Printer (#7900).
(3)Cash Check (#9723)-in a single transaction, cash is
issued to user after he deposits a check drawn on
another institution. Prerequisites: Depository (#3322)
and one of the following keyboards ... #9362, #9363,
#9364. #9462. #9463, or #9464.

Terminal Loop Feature (#7820): Provides the capability to
attach either to a local or remote 3601/3602 Finance
Communication Controller loop directly; or to a remote
3601/3602 loop via a 3603 or 3604 Model 2, 3, or 4.
Prerequisites: (1) Available positions on the loop ... (2)
Depending on the configuration, the Additional Storage Feature
(#1005 or #1006) may be required on the 3601/3602. See the
M3601 or M3602 pages ... (3) Attachment to remote
3601/3602 loop directly requires a 1200 bps Loop Integrated
Modem (#8001). Specify: If loop attachment is without Loop
Integrated Modem (#8001), specify one of the following loop
speeds: [1] For local loop attachment to 3601/3602, specify:
#9062 for 1200 bps. #9063 for 2400 bps, or #9064 for 4800
bps '" [2] For remote loop attachment via a 3603 or 3604
Model 2, 3, or 4, specify #9062 for 1200 bps. Limitations:
Remote loop speed is 1200 bps. Maximum: One.
Transoction Statement Printer (#7900): Prints a statement
showing the record of the transaction and passes the printed
statement to the customer through the cash issue slot. Data is
printed on 96-column card stock (2-5/8 inches by 3-1/4
inches). A 57-character set provides 56 printable graphics and
a spaco (blank). Four lines, one character per line, are printed
simultaneously, for up to 34 characters per line ... a total of 136
characters on each statement. The data to be printed is
determined by the host application program and by the data
stored in the 3614. Printing is overlapped with the cash issue
cycle and the user deposit cycle. Prerequisites: If a statement
is to be issued for any transaction on a given keyboard, then
the Transaction Statement is required. Card Limitations: The
96-column card stock used in the transaction statement printer
must not have the optional 60 degree corner cuts. Detailed
disclosure spocifications describing the 96-column card stock

are available from the I BM Corporation, Commercial
Development Officer, Armonk, N.Y. Card configurations or
card stocks which do not conform to these specifications may
result in unsatisfactory performance. The configurations
available from IBM are listed in the SSD Sales Manual.
1200 bps Loop Integrated Modem (#8001): Provides an
integrated 1200 bps modem for use over normal quality voice
grade lines. Limitation: If a 3604 Model 2, 3, or 4 and a 3614
are located at the same remote loop location, it is
recommended that the loop modem be located on the 3614
because the 3614 will often be operating when the 3604 is not;
e.g., weekends. Prerequisite: Terminal Loop Feature (#7820).
ACCESSORIES--3614 (ALL MODELS)
3614 Logo Panel #9401 or #9402: The personalization panel
provides an area on the top half of the front of the 3614 (all
models) that can be personalized by the customer
(silk-screened, painted, etc.). The area is provided for
customer name and/ or advertising purposes.
If #9401 is specified, logo panel will be shipped with the
3614.
If #9402 is specified, logo panel will be shipped before the
3614.
Note: Additional logo panels, PIN 2750814, may be ordered.

3614 Model 2/12 Accessory Group (#9571): The 3614
Model 2/12 Accessory Group consists of a heavy duty
enclosure, a through-tho-wall bezel, and a mounting stand.
Heavy Duty Enclosure: Provides a strong steel enclosure for the
through-the-wall configuration. This enclosure has a rear
access door with a resettable combination lock and a provision
for a keylock. The combination for the combination lock is set
by the customer. The customer must provide the actual keylock
and the key. Limitation: For 3614 Model 2 or 12 only.
Through the Wall Bezel: Provides a frame around the
through-the-wall portion of the 3614 Model 2 or 12 and
provides a casement for the hole in the wall.
Mounting Stand: Provides a support stand for the 3614 Model
2 or 12 that comes in three different heights. Specify:
Height--#9572 for 4 inches, #9573 for 7 inches, or #9574 for
10 inches.
Note: These items are provided as accessories to the 3614
Model 2 or 12 to facilitate installation of the 3614 Model 2 or
12 through-the-wall. I nstallation, checkout, and maintenance
of these items will not be provided by IBM. All responsibility
and expenses involved must be borne by the customer.
Warranty for 3614 Model 2/12 Accessory Group: For 90 days
commencing on the date of installation or 30 days after
shipment, whichever comes first, these accessories are
warranted free from defects in materials and workmanship.
IBM's obligation is limited to providing replacement parts on an
exchange basis.
Delivery Instructions: Contact IBM. Because of installation
requirements, the Accessory Group will generally be shipped
three weeks before the 3614.

The "Heavy Duty Enclosure" included in this Accessory Group
is, in effect, a steel safe with dimensions of approximately 43
inches x 28 inches x 63 inches and weighing approximately
2800 pounds. It does not have casters and will be transported
on a skid. The item will be shipped via common carrier to the

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require special handling or rigging at destination. The customer
should be advised to have this item delivered directly to a local
drayman who has the facilities to move an item of these
dimensions and weight. The customer should then make local
provisions to have the Accessory Group delivered for physical
installation at the selected site.

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3615 ADMINISTRATIVE TERMINAL PRINTER

SPECIFY

Purpose: A printer for use with the 3600 Finance
Communication System to provide a hard-copy output of
banking transactions.

1. Voltage (115 V AC. 1-phase, 60 Hz): #9880 for locking plug
or #9881 for non-locking plug. Field Installation: Not
recommended.

IBM 3600 FOP Support: Refer to the end of the M3601
pages for a quick index of devices, features, and specifies
supported by IBM 3600 Field Developed Programs (FDPs).

2. Cables: See "Accessories" at the end of the M3601 pages
for ordering instructions. Also see the 3600 Installation
Manual Physical Planning. GA27-2766.

Model 1: Prints at 60 cps (local or remote loops)

SPECIAL FEATURES

Model 2: Prints at 120 cps (local loops only)

Variable Width Forms Tractor (#8700): A forms feeding
device for continuous edge-punched fan-fold forms. Overall
form widths from 3 to 15 inches can be fed. This feature is
required for use of continuous forms. Friction fed cut forms
may also be used without removing the forms tractor. I n this
case. printing is limited to 127 print positions.

Model Changes: Available at time of manufacture only. All
features may be field installed.
Highlights:
The 3615 provides a hard copy output on a variety of cut forms
and fan-fold continuous forms to meet the customer's printing
requirement in banking applications. When combined with a
3604 Keyboard Display, the 3615 provides a bank teller or
officer with a work station to use in performing banking
administrative transactions. The 3615 can also be used alone
for administrative printing of required reports. The forms can
be those usually used for printing of one line or a number of
lines. Speed ranges from 60 cps for the Model 1 to 120 cps for
the Model 2. This micro-processor controlled printer is a
bi-directional matrix printer with high speed tabulation (Model
1 only) and indexing capability to avoid unnecessary print head
movement. The printer's dot matrix is 4 of 7 wide by 8 high.
The 3615 prints up to 132 print positions with character
spacing at 10 to the inch. Line spacing is six lines to the inch.
Up to 6-part forms (total thickness- 0.44 mm or 0.018 in)
may be used. Five-part and six-part forms should be tried
individually for acceptablo feeding registration and print
quality. For continuous fan-fold forms. the Variable Width
Forms Tractor (#8700) is required ... soo "Special Features".
Maximum overall width for continuous forms is 381 mm (15
in), and 355.6 mm (14 in) for cut forms. Card stock forms are
not recommended.

ACCESSORIES
See "Accessories" at the end of the M3601 pages.

Prerequisitos:
1. An available position on a local or remote loop of a 3601 or
3602. If located remotely from the 3601 or 3602, the
remote location needs (1) a 3603 Terminal Attachment Unit,
(2) a 3614/3624 Consumer Transaction Facility equipped
with a Terminal Loop Feature (#7820) and an appropriate
modem. or (3) a 3604 Keyboard Display Model 2, 3. or 4
equippod with a Line Feature Base (#4751 or #4752) and an
approprlnte modem. If both a 3614/3624 and a 3604
Model 2. 3. or 4 are installed in the same remote location.
the loop modem should be located with the 3614/3624,
since the 3614/3624 will often be operating when the 3604
Model 2, 3. or 4 is not.
Note: The 3615 Model 1 will attach to local or remote
loops ... the 3615 Model 2 will attach to local loops only.
2. Depending upon the configuration. the Additional Storage
Feature (#1006 or #1007) may be required on the 3601 or
3602. See the M3601 or M3602 pages for further details.
Forms Specifications: See the Form Design Reference Guide
for Printers. GA24-3488.
Supplies: A black ribbon. P / N 1136653 or equivalent. is
required. See the SSD Sales Manual.

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3616 PASSBOOK AND DOCUMENT PRINTER
Purpose: A matrix printer used on the 3600 or 4700
controllers to print on passbooks, journal, and a variety of
forms and documents.
IBM Programming Support: Refer to the end of the M3601
pages for a quick index of devices, features, and specifies
supported by IBM 3600 Field Developed Programs (FOPs). The
3616 is also supported by the IBM 4700 PRPQ 5700-BGB.
Model Changes: Not applicable. All features available at time
of manufacture only.
Highlights: The 3616 printer provides the ability to print on a
variety of forms and passbooks to meet printing requirements
of financial applications. This printer, when combined with a
3604 or 4704 Keyboard Display, provides a teller or other
operator with a full function workstation capable of handling a
wide range of financial transactions. The printer is a
bi-directional matrix printer with a print speed of 120 cps. The
printer dot matrix is 4 of 7 wide by 8 high.
The printer has two separate print stations serviced by one
print head. The passbook print station can print up to 100
characters on passbooks or single or multipart cutforms
requiring single or multi-line printing. The basic machine
accepts horizontal fold passbooks of a variety of sizes. Print
spacing and line indexing are both program selectable, spacing
at 10 or 12 characters per inch, indexing at five or six lines per
inch. Note: For the Vertical Fold Passbook Feature (#8701)
limitations, see the Form Design Reference Guide for Printers,
GA24-3488.
The journal print station prints up to 57 characters on one-part
or two-part journal paper, with a locked internal take-up roll.
Journal entries are visible after the entire line is printed, and
remain visible for several entries thereafter. The journal may be
manually advanced, but not reversed. Cut forms may be
inserted in front of the journal for validation type printing of one
line of print in a fixed location on the lower left-hand corner of
the document. Print spacing is program selectable at 10 or 12
characters per inch. Journal indexing is nominally six lines per
inch.

same remote location, the loop modem should be located
with the 3614/3624, since the Consumer Transaction
Facility may be operating when the 3604 Model 2, 3, or 4 is
not.
2. Depending upon the configuration, the Additional Storage
Feature (#1006 or #1007) may be required on the 3600
controller, or Feature #1008 may be required on the 4700
controller. See the M3601/3602 or M4701 pages for
further details.
Forms Specifications: Refer to the Form Design Reference
Guide for Printers, GA24-3488.
SPECIFY
1. Voltage: (120 V AC, 1-phase, 60 Hz): #9890 for locking plug
or #9891 for non-lock plug.
2. Cables: See the IBM 3600 Installation Manual-Physical
Planning, GA27-2766. Also see "Accessories" at the end of
the M3601 pages.
3. Journal Security Feature: #9351. Provides a change in the
covers so that a cutform cannot be inserted in front of the
journal. Field Installable: Not recommended. Limitation:
Not compatible with Two Part Journal.
4. Color: The standard color for this unit is pearl white. The
accent color must be specified, either #9065 for pebble gray or
#9068 for raven black. Field Installation: Not recommended.
SPECIAL FEATURES
Vertical Fold Passbook (#8701). Provides modifications to
the basic machine to enable it to accept a single size of vertical
fold passbook in the passbook station. The size is adjustable
by the CE at initial installation. For details and limitations, see
the Form Design Reference Guide for Printers, GA24-3488.
Maximum: One. Field Installation: Available at time of
manufacture only.

In either station, wide bold characters may be printed at five or
six characters per inch. The customer may define and use up
to 16 special characters, addressable separately from the basic
character set, by defining their matrix patterns at CPGEN.
The printer has eight operator status lights, including three user
programmable. The machine has two separated "Start"
push buttons which may be used to identify individual tellers to
the 3600 or 4700 controllers when two tellers are sharing the
printer.
The 3616 provides address sharing between like and unlike
devices. That is, two 3616s or a 3616 with a 3604 (that has
RPQ MG1686) or a 3616 with a 4704.
Prerequisites
1. An available position on a local or remote loop of a 3600 or
4700 controller. If located remotely from the 3600 or 4700
controller, the remote location must have (1) a 3603
Terminal Attachment Unit, (2) a 3614/3624 Consumer
Transaction Facility equipped with a Terminal Loop Feature
(#7820) and an appropriate modem, or (3) a 3604 Keyboard
Display Model 2, 3, or 4 equipped with a Line Feature Base
(#4761 or #4762) and an appropriate modem. If both a
3614/3624 and a 3604 Model 2, 3, or 4 are installed in the

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3618 ADMINISTRATIVE LINE PRINTER (withdrawn from
marketing as of 15 June 1983)
Purpose: A medium-speed line printer for use in the 3600
Finance Communication System.
IBM 3600 FOP Support: Refer to the end of the M3601
pages for a quick index of devices, features, and specifies
supported by IBM 3600 Field Developed Programs (FOPs).
Model Changes: Not applicable.
recommended for field installation.

All

features

are

not

Highlights: Provides the capability to print on continuous
fanfold paper up to 80 print positions on an 200 mm (8.0 in)
print line. The unit has a pin feed mechanism. It accepts paper
widths of 89 mm (3.5 in) to 229 mm (9.0 in) pin hole center to
center. Paper up to 378 mm (14.88 in) can be handled with
Expanded Print Line (#3860). See "Special Features". Paper
up to six parts plus carbon [maximum total thickness is 0.5 mm
(0.02 in)] can be accommodated. A form jam detection
capability is provided. Print speeds are dependent upon the
number of characters printed per line, loop speed, and available
slot position on the loop.

Character Set

Nominal Print Speed

48
64
96

1551pm
120lpm
80lpm

SPECIAL FEATURES
Dual Independent Form Feed (#3550): Provides two
independently indexed pin feed mechanisms. Different sizes of
forms can be handled in each paper feed. Maximum: One.
Field Installation: Not recommended.
Expanded Print Line (#3860): Expands the print line to 132
print positions on a 33.5 cm (13.2 in) line. Maximum: One.
Field Installation: Not recommended.
ACCESSORIES
See "Accessories" at the end of the M3601 pages.

Prerequisites:
1. An available position on a local or remote loop of a 3601 or
3602. If located remotely from the 3601 or 3602, the
remote location must have (1) a 3603 Terminal Attachment
Unit. (2) a 3614/3624 Consumer Transaction Facility
equipped with a Terminal Loop Feature (#7820) and an
appropriate modem, or (3) a 3604 Model 2, 3, or 4 equipped
with a Line Feature Base (#4751 or #4752) and appropriate
modem. If both a 3614/3624 and 3604 Model 2,3, or 4 are
installed in the same remote location, the loop modem
should be located with the 3614/3624, since the
3614/3624 will often be operating when the 3604 Model 2.
3, or 4 is not.
2. Depending upon the configuration. the Additional Storage
Feature (#1006 or #1007) may be required on the 3601 or
the 3602. See the M3601 or M3602 pages for further
details.
Forms Specifications: See the Form Design Reference Guide
for Printers, GA24-3488.
SPECIFY
1. Voltage (115 V AC. 1-phase. 60 Hz): #9880 for locking plug
or f/9881 for non-locking plug. Field Installation: Not
recommended
2. Cables: See the IBM 3600 Installation Manual-Physical
Planning, GA27-2766. Also see "Accessories" at the end of
tho M3601 pages.
3. Character Set Size: #9071 for 48 characters, #9072 for 64.
or #9073 for 96. A space (blank) character is included in
each character set, resulting in 47, 63, or 95 printable
graphics. Field Installation: Not recommended.

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3624 CONSUMER TRANSACTION FACILITY
Purpose: An unattended self-service banking terminal that
issues variable amounts of money, accepts deposits, and
performs other financial transactions .. , issues traveler's
checks if the requester satisfies a document issue qualification
test ... attaches to a 3600 or 4700 Finance Communication
Controller via loop.
IBM Programming Support: Refer to the end of the M3601
pages for a quick index of devices. features, and specifies
supported by IBM 3600 Field Developed Programs (FOPs). The
3624 is also supported by the IBM 4700 PRPQ 5799-BGB.
Model 1: Lobby-Single Document Feed Mechanism. For use
inside a building in a secure attended location. The basic model
includes a single cartridge feed station, card reader, user
guidance keyboard and display unit and is suitable for
counter-top or free-standing mounting ... includes covers and
front trim paneling ... covers contain locking handle. with a
standard key, and provision for customer insertion of an
additional keylock cylinder. A backlighted logo panel. required
for installation of a lobby model. is available as a purchase
accessory. A pedestal is available as a purchase accessory to
mount the basic lobby model. A pedestal base is included as
part of the depository special feature when the depository is
added to the basic model.
Model 2: Through the Wall-Single Document Feed
Mechanism. For outdoor. vestibule. drive-up. and otherwise
less secure. unattended locations to provide availability on a
24-hour basis. The basic model includes a single cartridgo feed
station. card reader. user guidance keyboard and display unit,
and has provision for mounting the currency dispensing and
depository mechanisms inside a heavy-duty security enclosure.
Covers are provided for the components not contained within
the heavy-duty enclosure. A heavy-duty enclosure. pedestal
base for mounting the enclosure. through-the-wall bezel, front
trim paneling. and logo panel, for through-the-wall installation.
are required and available as purchase accessories.

Individual Document-Feed Control: Allows each cartridge drive
station on the dual-feed Models 11 and 12 to be associated
with a separate transaction select key (e.g., cash and traveler's
checks).

Accepts Deposits: Allows user to make a deposit to choice of
accounts. Built-in depository envelope holder available as an
accessory on Models 2 and 12. Envelope holder included with
depository on Models 1 and 11.

Cash-Check: A single transaction that allows cash to be issued
to a person after he deposits a check.
Accepts Payments: Allows user to make various payments by
depositing cash or check or by having funds deducted from
user's account.
Depository Cartridge Locking System: Prevents removal of
cartridge from machine unless cartridge is closed and
locked ... reduces need for dual-custody depository servicing.

Depository Envelope Printer: A special feature which prints
unit and sequence number on envelope as it is deposited.

Additional Transactions: Provides account balance inquiry,
funds transfer transaction. and special transactions.

Keyboard / Guidance: Comprehensive set of function keys and
customized display messages step a user through a transaction
... keyboard and transaction functions can be modified through
programming. Option for either numeric or alphanumeric
keypad.

Multiline

Display: A special feature which provides
240-character.
6-line display.
Includes display-related
user-response capability for expanded interaction between user
and machine.
Transaction Chaining: Allows user to perform a series of
transactions with a single insertion of the magnetic stripe card.
Transaction Statements: Can
statements or messages to user.

print

and

issue

individual

Model 11: Same as the Model 1, but with dual document feed
mechanism. Provides capability to issue the same or two
different denominations in a single transaction; to load the
same denomination in both dispensers, effectively doubling the
bill capacity of a single denomination 3624 model 1; or to issue
currency and other documents as separate transactions (e.g.,
cash and traveler's checks).

Journaling: Can print and retain documents within the 3624.

Model 12: Same as the Model 2. but with dual document feed
mechanism. Provides capability to issue the same or two
different denominations in a single transaction; to load the
same denomination in both dispensers, effectively doubling the
bill capacity of a single denomination 3624 model 2; or to issue
currency and other documents as separate transactions (e.g .•
cash and traveler's checks).

Encrypt /Decrypt:

Backlighted Logo:

Backlighted logo panel that can
customized; extends across full width of the front panel.

be

Host/Subhost Attachment: Attaches to the System/3 Model
15 via BSC and the System/34 via SDLC through a subhost
3600 or 4700 controller.
Encryption
of
sensitive
data
for
communication line transmission ... uses the U.S. Federal
Information Processing Data Encryption Standard (DES)
algorithm.

Multi-Institution Usage: Provision to accept magnetic stripe

Model Changes: Available at time of manufacture only. All
features except 7950 may be field installed.

cards of many different card issuers. Base capacity of issuer
identifier table within the 3624 can be expanded by table
overflow request message to host or with Additional Storage
Feature (#1301). See "Special Features".

Highlights:

Personal Identification: User account is identified through

Cartridge Loading: Currency cartridge provides for quick, easy
loading and convenient. tamper-resistant transportation of the
currency.

Issues Cash: Issues one denomination (Models 1 and 2), or two
denominations (Models 11 and 12) up to a maximum of 20 bills
from a choice of accounts. Issues all bills at one time in a
single stack ... no prepackaging or packets are used.

reading magnetic stripe card. To validate the identity of the
person using the card, a personal identification number (PI N) is
used ... validation of PI N (up to 16 digits) may be performed in
the 3624.

Installation Configurations: Can be installed inside a building,
for lobby use; or through the wall of a building. for walk-up or
drive-up use.

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Multiple Languages: Capability to display different languages
based on identifier code recorded on magnetic stripe card.
Third TracIe: A special feature provides reading and writing
third track data recorded on magnetic stripe card ... see
"Special Features".
Additional Storage: Special feature(s) provide additional
memory for expanding the number of custom messages and
Financial Institution Table entries. See "Special Features".
Modular Packaging: For Model 2 or 12 through-the-wall
installation, currency dispenser and depository mechanisms are
contained in a heavy-duty enclosure independent of other
functional modules. This allows maintenance of non-secured
areas without access to currency area.
Compatability: 3614 family compatibility, designed to minimize
transition requirements.
Security: Models 2 and 12 installed with heavy-duty enclosure
and through-the-wall installation accessories meet security
requirements of UL291 and comply with the intent of U.S.
Federal Regulation P for unattended automated paying and
receiving machines used when banking offices are closed.
Installation Units and Accessories: Heavy-duty enclosure,
through-the-wall bezel, optional pedestal base, front dress
panel and front trim border are required for installation of
through-the-wall Models 2 and 12 ... these are available as
purchase-only accessories. See" Accessories".
Walk-up Configuration: Recessed through-the-wall bezel,
designed to provide a shelf surface for the user, is
recommended for walk-Up use.
Drive-up Configuration: Non-recessed through-the-wall bezel,
designed to position the user area nearer the outer wall
surface, is recommended for drive-up use.
A pedestal for mounting lobby Models 1 and 11 is available as
an optional purchase-only accessory. See "Accessories".
A logo panel and cartridges are required for installation of all
models and are available as purchase-only accessories. See
II Accesso ries II.
Prerequisites
1. Each 3624 must be loop attached to a 3600 controller for
attachment to a System /3 Model 15 or a 3600 or 4700
controller for attachment to a System/34.
For Loop Attachment to a 3600 or 4700 controller: There
must be an avail&ble position on a local or remote loop of
the 3600 or 4700 controller. The 3624 must have Terminal
Loop Feature (#7820). If located remotely from the 3600 or
4700 controller, the 3624 can be attached to a remote loop
via any of the following: 1) Directly, using the 1200 bps
Loop Integrated Modem (#8001) ... 2) Via a subloop
through a 3603 Terminal Attachment Unit Model 1 for 1200
bps or a 3603 Model 2 for 1200 or 2400 bps ... 3) Via
subloop through a 3604 Keyboard Display Model 2, 3, or 4
equipped with Line Feature Base (#4751 or #4752) and an
appropriate modem ... 4) (3601 or 3602 only) Via a subloop
through a 3614 equipped with Terminal Loop Feature
(#7820) and 1200 bps Loop Integrated Modem (#8001) ...
5) Via a subloop through another 3624 equipped with
Terminal Loop Feature (#7820) and 1200 bps Loop
Integrated Modem (#8001). Note: The 3624 does not
require #8001 if it is attached to a remote loop via a subloop
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attached to a local loop. It is recommended that the 3624
not be attached through a 3604, as the 3624 might often be
operating while the 3604 is not, e.g., weekends and
holidays.
2. Depending upon the configuration, Additional Storage
Feature (#1006 or #1007) may be required on the 3600
controller or Additional Storage Feature (#1008) may be
required on the 4701 ... see M3601/3602 or M4701 pages
for details.
3. For 3624 Models 1 and 11: Pedestal, Lobby (#5510) is
available as an option for free-standing lobby configuration
without a depository feature ... see "Accessories". #5510 is
purchase only. Note: A pedestal is included with the
Depository, Lobby feature (#3233).
4. For 3624 Models 2 and 12: The following units are required
for through-the-wall installation: (1) Heavy-duty Enclosure,
Single Function (#3901) or Dual Function (#3902). Note:
Single function enclosure cannot be field modified to a dual
function enclosure ... (2) Bezel, Through-the-Wall, Recessed
or non-Recessed. Recessed Bezel (#1490) is recommended
for walk-Up configuration. Non-Recessed Bezel (#1491) is
recommended for drive-up configuration ... (3) Front Dress
Panel (#3851) ... (4) Front Trim Border, with Envelope
Holder (#3961) or without Envelope Holder (#3962) ... (5)
Pedestal for single function heavy duty enclosure (#4901) or
dual function heavy duty enclosure (#4902) is optional for
mounting heavy duty enclosure at appropriate height for
walk-up or drive-up use. Storage Cabinet (#4903) is
optional when mounting dual function heavy-duty enclosure
without pedestal. Note: Storage cabinet is included with
Pedestal (#4901 or #4902). See "Accessories" for
descriptions and ordering information. These accessories
are for purchase only.
5. Logo Panel: Required on all 3624 models. Shipment of the
logo panel is determined by the following specify codes: (1)
#9401 if panel is to be shipped with the 3624. (2) #9402 if
panel(s) are to be shipped prior to the 3624. Note: Specify
feature #9402 can be used to order more than one panel if
the customer desires to have several panels delivered before
the 3624 (e.g., for customization at one time). (3) #9403 if
panel is not to be ordered with the 3624 as it will either be
ordered separately by part number through an MES or
ordered under specify code #9402 on another 3624 '" see
"Specify" and "Accessories". Purchase only.
6. Currency Cartridge: For 3624 Models 1 and 2, one is
required. For 3624 Models 11 and 12, two are required.
Currency cartridges are not included with the basic 3624
and must be ordered separately. Spare cartridges are
recommended for convenience of operation. A minimum of
one spare cartridge for Models 1 and 2 and two spare
cartridges for Models 11 and 12 must be made available by
the customer to the CE for normal 3624 maintenance. See
"Accessories".
Purchase-only item.
See "Customer
Responsibilities-3624 Currency Cartridge" for installation
and maintenance requirements.
Customer Responsibilities
Installation Facilities: Because the 3624 Model 2 or 12
attaches to customer premises, installation of cables, pedestal,
heavy-duty enclosure, through-the-wall bezel, front dress
panel, front trim border, and logo panel are customer
responsibilities. The customer is also responsible for site
preparation, such as cutting a hole in the wall. For Models 2

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document feed and depository modules into the heavy-duty
enclosure and attachment of the I/O module to the heavy-duty
enclosure. I nstallation of cables and site preparation are
customer responsibilities also, for 3624 lobby Models 1 and 11.

Machine Maintenance: I BM will not provide warranty or
maintenance service on a 3624 containing money. The
customer will be responsible for removing, controlling and
reloading all money in the 3624 so that IBM can fulfill its
warranty and maintenance obligations.

Keylocks: Covers included with lobby Models 1 and 11 have a
locking handle, with a standard key, and provide for customer
insertion of an additional keylock cylinder. Covers included
with through-the-wall Models 2 and 12 have a keylock cylinder,
with a standard key. Cabinet doors, included in all pedestals,
have a keylock cylinder with a standard key. The Currency
Area Lockoff accessory includes a keylock with a standard key.
Currency cartridges provide for customer insertion of a keylock.
Depository cartridge used with depository cartridge locking
feature requires customer insertion of the depository keylock.
Depository locking mechanism in the 3624 requires customer
installation of the depository cartridge locking key. If the
customer desires to change the locks and / or keys included
with those units or to install additional keylock cylinders where
provided for, he is responsible for their procurement and
installation.

Accessories Maintenance: The customer is responsible for
maintenance and parts procurement on all accessories. Repair
of the currency issue and depository slot protective
environmental gates in the heavy-duty enclosure can be
provided by I BM on a time and material basis.

Currency Cartridge: The 3624 Currency Cartridge is a purchase
only accessory and is not included with the basic 3624. One
cartridge is necessary for Models 1 and 2, and two for Models
11 and 12 for installation checkout and operation of the 3624.
Models 2 and 12 may also be operated with a single cartridge.
Cartridges are not maintained by IBM under the normal lease
agreement or MMMC for a purchased machine. The customer
is responsible for determining if the cartridge is the failing unit;
for providing cartridge for CE 3624 maintenance and testing (a
minimum of one spare cartridge for Models 1 and 2 and two for
Models 11 and 12 must be made available by the customer to
the CE for normal 3624 maintenance); and for setting the
keying system on the cartridges and drive stations to establish
the desired match of currency denomination to drive station.
See "Customer Responsibilities-3624 Currency Cartridge" in
"Accessories" for installation and maintenance requirements.
Currency Sorting: To achieve satisfactory operation, the
customer must ensure that only new currency and good-quality
used currency are used in the 3624. The general condition of
used currency may vary. Used currency must be inspected to
remove excessively worn, damaged, or torn bills. The IBM 3624
Operator's Guide, GA66-0006, and the IBM 3624 Cartridge
Owner's Manual, GA66-0005, contain procedures for
preparation of new currency and inspection of used currency
for operation in the 3624. For the 3624 Models 11 and 12, the
customer must ensure that each feed mechanism is loaded with
the proper denomination currency. The cartridges contain a
keying mechanism which can be set by the customer to ensure
a match between specific cartridges and cartridge drive
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Printer Ink Rolls: The customer is responsible for procurement
and replacement of ink rolls in transaction statement and
depository printers.

Logo Lamp: The customer is responsible for procurement and
replacement of the lamp in the logo panel light assembly.

Damage: IBM is not responsible for intentional damage to the
3624 or any 3624 accessories. Repair of such damage is not
covered under the IBM Maintenance Contract, under the Lease
Agreement, or under the Pilot Test Plan. Repair of such
damage at cost of time and materials will be provided for
leased machines, Pilot Test machines, and purchase machines.

System Integrity: Subhost operation, under control of the 3600
or 4700 Finance Communication Controller, requires customer
systems design and support. Maintenance of system integrity
in the subhost is a customer responsibility.
I BM is not responsible for any loss of money to the financial
institution or its customers through the use of the 3624.

Third Track System Security Statement: Customers ordering
the Third Track feature (#7950) must be advised as follows:
"I BM believes that the system security is optimized in an online
environment,
where
PI N
validation
and
transaction
authorization can be performed in conjunction with positive-file
data bases. The scope of security exposure expands with the
degree of offline implementation, for which the Third Track
might be used. The U.S. Federal Information Processing Data
Encryption Standard (DES) algorithm is utilized to provide
cryptographic security in the 3624 and may be used in
conjunction with the third track application. I BM recommends
that the customer consider using DES for this purpose. An
optional security feature of the proposed ANSI/I SO Third
Track Data Content standard is a Crypto Check Digits (CCD)
field in the card, that may be used to relate the data elements
of track 3 to the magnetic stripe. This does not imply, however,
that its use is not subject to fraud techniques. ANSI/ISO h~s
not prescribed using the optional CCD field or any specific CCD
implementation technique. IBM recommends that the customer
consider its value in his application, weighing possible
enhancements in security with economic and performance
implications for his system. I BM will continue to pursue a
course of action with customers and industry to maintain a high
level of system security.
IBM reserves the right to modify the parameters of the track 3
function if the parameters of the final ANSI/ISO standard
differ from those now in the process of standardization.
However, this reservation of rights is not intended nor should it
be construed as a commitment by IBM to support parameters
different from those published by ISO/ DIS 4909-June 1976".

SPECIFY
1. Voltage (120 V, AC, 1-phase, 60 Hz): #9911 ... usable on
115 V.
2. Cabling: See the IBM 3600 Installation ManualPhysical
Planning, GA27-2766, and related manual GA26-1658. See
also "Accessories" at the end of the M3601 pages.
3. Keyboard Arrangement: Numeric-only keypad (#9301), or
alphanumeric keypad with the letters "az" printed over the
numeric "0" (#9302) or over the Numeric "1" (#9303).
4. Currency Cartridge:
instructions.

See

"Accessories"

for

5. Currency Denomination: #9091 for 5, 10, 20 dollar.

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6. Keyboard: Specify one of the following for standard
keyboard ... an RPQ should be submitted for any keyboard
not shown below. All are field installable. The Change key,
available on Models 11 and 12, allows the user to request a
change in the denomination mix to be issued.

F rom Account
To Account

Transaction Type

Specify Number

10.2nd Position Designator (#9492): Used to identify additional
3624s attached to host system ... controller data set
medium is not distributed to host-system location for any
2nd position designated 3624s. May be used also when
controller data set medium is not required for host system
(e.g., System!3 Model 16 or System!34).
When 1st position (#9491) is specified, also specify one of
the following codes if magnetic tape is used at the
host-system location:
#9412
#9413

9-track, 800 bpi
9-track, 1600 bpi

When 1st position (#9491) is specified, contact IBM for
guidance in supplying the shipping address of the controller
data medium.
This is the address to which a controller data medium will
be automatically shipped after first 3624 is ordered.

.9351
9352
9353
9354
9355
9356
9357
9358
9359
9360
9361
9362
9363
9364

~9451

9452
9453
9454
9455
9456
9457
9458
9459
9460
9461
9462
9463
9464

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(11
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

(1)

0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0 0
0
0 0
0
0
0 0
0
0

0
0

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o

0

0
0
0

0
0
0
0

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0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0
0

(1)
(1)

0

0
0
0

0
0

0 0
0 0

0
0

(1)

Notes for Chart above:

(1) Key position does not appear on the keyboard panel;
single function is selected automatically.
(2) Prerequisite: Depository #3233 or #3243.
(3) Prerequisite: Depository #3233 or #3243 if any special
transactions are customized to require a deposit step.
7. Logo Panel Group: Specify one of the following: #9401 if
logo panel is to be shipped with 3624 ... #9402 if logo
panel(s) is to be shipped hefore the 3624 ... #9403 if logo
panel is not to be ordered with 3624 and will either be
ordered separately by part number through an MES or has
been ordered through #9402 on another 3624. Note: More
than one panel may be ordered on specify code #9402 if
customer desires to have several panels delivered before the
3624 (e.g., for customization at one time). Purchase only.
Sao "Accessories" for order information.
8. Controller-Data
Designation:
1st and 2nd position
deSignation is required to control distribution and
maintenance of controller-data media necessary for 3624
load images. Specify #9491 or #9492 as follows in item 9.
9 1st Position Designator (#9491): Used in combination with
Individual 3624 feature codes to determine which specific
controllm data set is to be distributed to the host-system
location.

11.Changes to 1st Position Designators for On-order and
Installed 3624s: If a 1st position (#9491) 3624 is deferred,
cancelled, or discontinued and 2nd position (#9492) 36245
have been specified, then one 2nd position 3624 must be
altered from 2nd to 1st position (from #9492 to #9491) to
ensure continued distribution of controller-data media to the
host system location. When altering a 3624 to 1st position,
include all items as required to be specified when #9491 is
specified (items specified on previous 1st position 3624) ...
if the host system location changes the input medium (e.g.,
from 800 bpi to 1600 bpi tape), the media specify code
must be changed on the 3624 with #9491 specified. In this
case, the former media specify code must be deleted and
the new one added.
SPECIAL FEATURES
Additional Storage Feature (#1301): Provides an additional
2,048 bytes of storage. The user can utilize this to increase the
number of custom messages, entries in Financial Institution
Table, and as might be necessary for RPQs. To determine the
number of additional storage features required, see IBM 3624
Programmer's Reference Manual and Component Description,
GC66-0009. Maximum: Two ... 4,096 bytes total.
Depository Cartridge Locking Feature (#3150): [Models 2
and 12 Only] Provides locking mechanism in the depository that
prevents removal of the depository cartridge unless it is closed
and locked. Operates with Depository Cartridge (#3166).
Maximum: One. Prerequisites: Through-the-Wall Depository
(#3243). Minimum of one Depository Cartridge (#3165) is
required for operation.
Depository. Lobby (#3233): [Models 1 and 11 Only] Provides
envelope transport mechanism leading from a controlled access
slot to deposit receptacle inside the 3624. The depository
transport is designed to discourage tampering with previously
inserted deposits. Includes a pedestal stand, with lockable rear
access door and standard key, and a built-in depository
envelope holder. Deposit envelopes may vary in size from 88.9
mm x 152.4 mm (3.6 in x 6.0 in) to 114.3 mm x 247.7 mm (4.5
in x 9.75 in) and shall be constructed of paper having basic
weight of sub 20 through sub 28. Maximum thickness of a
deposit envelope and its contents is 12.7 mm (0.6 in).
Limitation: Cannot be installed in Pedestal, Lobby (#6510).
Maximum: One.
Depository, Through-the-Wall (#3243): [Models 2 and 12
Only] Provides envelope transport mechanism leading from a

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receptacle inside the 3624. In addition to the controlled access
slot in the security enclosure, the depository transport is
designed to discourage tampering with previously inserted
deposits. Deposit envelopes may vary in size from 88.9 mm x
152.4 mm (3.5 in x 6.0 in) to 114.3 mm x 247.7 mm (4.5 in x
9.75 in) and shall be constructed of paper having basic weight
of sub 20 to sub 28. Maximum thickness of a deposit envelope
and its contents is 12.7 mm (0.5 in). Prerequisite: Heavy-Duty
Enclosure, Dual Function (#3902) ... see "Accessories".
Limitation: Cannot be installed with Heavy-Duty Enclosure,
Single Function (#3901).
Maximum: One. Note: Field
installation requires that Heavy-Duty Enclosure, Dual Function
(#3902) has been initially ordered.
Depository Printer (#3245): Prints sequence number on
envelope as it passes through the depository throat. Six
numeric digits are printed horizonatally at repeated intervals
along the envelope. Three digits are set by the customer
engineer to identify the unit, and three digits are automatically
sequenced when envelope passes print station. The depository
ink roll is IBM P / N 457149. It is the customer' 5 responsibility
to purchase and replace the ink roll when required.
Prerequisites: Depository, Lobby (#3233) or Depository,
Through-the-Wall (#3243). Maximum: One.
Multiline Display (#4750): Displays up to 240 characters
six lines of 40 characters each. Characters are presented in
predefined 7 x 9 and 7 x 7 dot matrices for upper case
alphameric,
special
characters,
and
language-unique
characters including the Hebrew alphabet.
A<;lditional
interactive
functions
are
provided
for
expanded
communications between the user and the attached host.
Maximum: One. Prerequisites: (1) The Change key is
required if display paging ... see Keyboard under "Specify" or
(2) Increased storage may be required to support larger size of
display and additional interaction function ... see Additional
Storage Feature (#1301) and Storage Expansion Feature
(#6501 ).
Storage Expansion Feature (#6501): Provides capability to
add increments of the Additional Storage Feature (#1301) if
Multiline Display (#4750) is installed. Required for either: (1)
the first #1301 Increment when ordered with #4750 or (2) the
third #1301 Increment when ordered with #4750 and Terminal
Loop Feature (#7820).
Prerequisite: Multiline Display
(#4750).' Maximum: One.
Terminal Loop Feature (#7820): Provides capability to attach
to a 3600 or 4700 loop. Attachment to local loop is directly.
Attachment to remote loop can be either directly or via remote
subloop through a 3603, a 3604 Model 2, 3, or 4, a 3614, or
another 3624. Prerequisites: (1) Available position on the
loop. (2) Depending upon the configuration, the' Additional
Storage Feature (#1006 or #1007) may be required on the 3600
controller, or Additional Storage Feature (#1008) on 4700
controller. See M3601, M3602, or M4701 pages for details.
(3) Attachment to a 3600 or 4700 local loop directly does not
require an additional feature. (4) Attachment to a 3600 or 4700
remote loop directly requires 1200 bps Loop Integrated Modem
(#8001). (5) Attachment to a 3600 or 4700 remote loop via
remote subloop requires one of the following: 3603 Terminal
Attachment Unit Model 1 or 2 for 1200 bps or Model 2 for
2400 bps ... 3604 Model 2, 3, or 4 with Line Feature Base
(#4751 or #4752) and appropriate modem ... 3614 with
Terminal Loop Feature (#7820) and 1200 bps Loop Integrated
Modem (#8001) ... or another 3624 with Terminal Loop Feature

(#7820) and 1200 bps Loop Integrated Modem (#8001) or
another 3624 with Terminal Loop Feature (#7820) and 1200
bps Loop Integrated Modem (#8001).
Specify (for #7820)
1. For attachment to a 3600 or 4700 local loop specify one of
the following loop speeds: #9062 for 1200 bps, #9063 for
2400 bps, or #9064 for 4800 bps.
2. For attachment to 3600 or 4700 remote loop via subloop
through a 3603 Model 1 or 2 at 1200 bps, #9062.
3. For attachment to 3600 or 4700 remote loop via subloop
through 3603 Model 2 at 2400 bps, #9063.
4. For attachment to 3600 or 4700 remote loop via subloop
through 3604, 3614, or another 3624, #9062 for 1200 bps,
Limitations: (1) Remote loop speed is 1200 bps maximum
when attached directly or via subloop through 3603 Model 1 or
2, 3604, 3614, or another 3624 ... is 2400 bps maximum via
subloop through 3603 Model 2. (2) Loop Integrated Modem
(#8001) is not required if the 3624 is attached to a local loop,
or via subloop to remote loop through 3603, 3604, 3614, or
another 3624. Maximum: One.
Third Track (#7950): Provides for reading data on track two
and/ or both reading and writing data on track three of
magnetic stripe card. Presently conforms to ISO/3554/ AD1
Third Track Standard, and proposed Data Content Standard
ISO/ DIS 4909. Can read tracks two and three independently
or in conjunction with each other. Maximum: One. Field
Installation: Not recommended.
1200 bps Loop Integrated Modem (#8001): An internal
modem for attachment to a 3600 or 4700 remote loop,
Operates at 1200 bps over non-switched unconditioned
voice-grade lines.
Prerequisite: Terminal Loop Feature
(#7820), Limitation: Not required if 3624 is attached to a
3600 or 4700 remote loop through a 3603, 3604 Model 2, 3, or
4, 3614, or another 3624 ... or if attached to a 3600 or 4700
local loop. If there are both a 3604 and a 3624 located at the
same remote loop location that does not have a 3603 or 3614,
it is recommended that the loop modem (#8001) be located on
the 3624, because the 3624 might often be operating while the
3604 is not, e.g., on weekends. Maximum: One.
Transaction Statement Printer (#8201): Prints document
showing record of transaction and issues to user through the
transaction statement slot. Prints documents for audit use that
can be retained in a journal stacker in the 3624. Print feed
hopper has a capacity of 2,000 documents. Journal stacker
has a capacity of 400 documents. Data is printed on
96-column card stock 66.7 mm x 82.6 mm (2.63 in x 3.25 in) in
size. Provides a 57 character set consisting of 56 printable
graphics and space (blank), Four lines can be printed with up
to 34 characters per line ... maximum of 136 characters on
each document. The data to be printed is determined by the
host application program. Printing is overlapped with currency
issue and user deposit cycles. Card Limitations: The
96-column card stock used in the statement printer must not
have corner cuts. Detailed disclosure specifications describing
96-column card stock are available from the I BM Corporation,
Commercial
Development
Office,
Armonk,
N.Y.
The
configurations available from IBM are listed in the SSD Sales
Manual. Maximum: One.

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ACCESSORIES-3624 MODELS 2 and 12
These purchase-only items provide a steel enclosure,
through-the-wall bezel, front trim border, front dress panel,
and pedestal base for installation of Models 2 and 12 in
configurations suitable for walk-up or drive-up use.
Two heavy-duty
A heavy-duty enclosure is required.
enclosures are available. A single function enclosure houses
the currency dispensing mechanism on Models 2 and 12 that
do not have a depository. A dual function enclosure houses
both the currency dispensing and the depository mechanisms
on Models 2 and 12 that have a depository. The dual function
enclosure can also bo used to house the currency dispensing
mechanism only, on Models 2 and 12 that do not have a
depository. Both enclosures have a single rear access door that
includes a combination lock and provides for a dial lock. The
combination of the combination lock is set by the customer.
The dial lock must be procured by the customer. A second
combination lock is available as an optional feature. Both
enclosures have a penetration-detection alarm grid across the
inside of the front face. Construction of the heavy-duty
enclosures meets requirements of UL291 and complies with the
intent of U. S. Federal Regulation P for unattended paying and
receiving machines.
Pedestal bases are available in a number of sizes to mount the
enclosure at a height most suitable for walk-up or drive-up use.
The recommended nominal mounting heights are 1321 mm (52
in) from keyboard centerline to walkway for walk-up use and
1067 mm (42 in) from keyboard centerline to driveway for
drive-up use. The difference in elevation between walkway or
driveway and the mounting surface should be considered in
selecting the pedestal height
refer to Installation
Manual-Physicol Planning, GA27-2766 and GA26-1658. A
lockable storage cabinet with standard key is included in the
pedestal base. A lockable storage cabinet only is also available
that can be used with the dual function heavy-duty enclosure
to mount the enclosure directly to a floor surface where a
pedestal is not required.
A through-the-wall bezel, front trim border that fits around the
bezel, and front dress panel that fits within the bezel are
required. Two through-the-wall bezels are available-one with
a recessed bezel providing a convenient shelf surface for user
and recommended for a walk-up installation, and another with
a non-recessed bezel positioning the user guidance area near
the outside wall surface for more convenient use by a vehicle
occupant and recommended for a drive-up installation. Two
front trim borders are available-one with an envelope holder
for depository transactions, and another without an envelope
holder.

Warranty: These accessories are warranted free from defects
in matorials and workmanship for 90 days, commencing either
on the date of installation or 30 days after shipment, whichever
occurs first.
IBM's obligation is limited to providing
replacoment parts on an exchange basis during the warranty
period.

De/ivory Instructions: The 3624 Model 2 and 12 will be
shipped as three separate packages.
The first package includes the heavy duty enclosure,
pedestal/storage cabinet and I/O module. This unit will be
shipped on a pallet and will be 45" x 55" x 83" in total size.
The total weight of the unit with pallet is approximately 3500
Ibe (3100 Ibs for 3624 without pallet).

The second package will contain the bezel and trim border.
This is a palletized container weighing approximately 190 Ibs
and has dimensions of 59" x 45" x 24", including pallet.
The third package will contain miscellaneous ship items. This is
a palletized container which may weigh as much as 250 Ibs
(depending on features and quantities ordered) and has
dimensions of 50" x 42" x 40" including pallet.
Heavy-Duty Enclosure, Single Function (#3901): Used to
enclose currency dispensing mechanism on 3624 Models 2 or
12 that do not have a depository. Prerequisite: Bezel,
Through-the-Wall (#1490 or #1491), Front Dress Panel
(#3951), and Front Trim Border Without Envelope Holder
(#3962). Note: Pedestal (#4901), that includes a lockable
storage cabinet, is available in several heights to mount the
single function enclosure. Limitation: Cannot be installed with
Depository, Through-the-Wall (#3243 or #3244)' Pedestal for
Dual Function Heavy-Duty Enclosure (#4902), Storage Cabinet
for Dual-Function Heavy-Duty Enclosure (#4903), or Front
Trim Border with Envelope Holder (#3961). Single Function
Heavy-Duty Enclosure (#3901) cannot be field upgraded to a
Dual Function Heavy-Duty Enclosure (#3902).
Heavy-Duty Enclosure, Dual Function (#3902): Used to
enclose the currency dispensing and the depository
mechanisms on 3624 Models 2 or 12 that have a depository.
May also be used to enclose the currency dispensing
mechanism only and provide spare lockable storage space on
3624 Models 2 or 12 that do not have a depository.
Prerequisites: Bezel, Through-the-Wall (#1490 or #1491)'
Front Dress Panel (#3951), and Front Trim Border, With or
Without Envelope Holder (#3961 or 3962). Note: Pedestal
(#4902), that includes a lockable storage cabinet, is available in
several heights to mount the dual function enclosure ... a
lockable storage cabinet only (#4903) is also available to mount
dual function enclosure directly to a floor surface where a
pedestal is required. Limitation: Cannot be installed with
Pedestal for Single Function Heavy-Duty Enclosure (#4901).
Single Function Heavy-Duty Enclosure (#3901) cannot be field
upgraded to a Dual Function Heavy-Duty Enclosure (#3902).
Dial Lock (fla31 0): (Optional) Provides keylock for the
combination dial on a heavy-duty enclosure. Can be used
where dual control and/or bank examiner type lock is desired.
When locked, the combination dial cannot be turned. Specify:
#9251 for key removable when locked or unlocked, dial must
be locked by key ... #9253 for key removable when locked only,
dial must be locked by key. Maximum: One. Limitation:
Installed on only one combination dial when Dual Lock (#3375)
is also ordered. Field Installation: Available at time of
manufacture only.
3624 Currency Area Lockoff (#3312): Provides a security
panel to enclose the currency area. Enables the document feed
mechanism to be locked in the machine. When used with the
Depository Cartridge Locking Feature (#3150), it restricts
access to the currency area during normal operational servicing
of the depository and/or other areas of the 3624. Includes
keylock and standard key. Note: This accessory does not
change the customer's responsibility to remove any currency in
the 3624 when the unit has to be serviced by a CEo If customer
desires to change lock and/or key provided, customer is
responsible for their procurement and installation. Limitation:
Cannot be installed with Heavy-Duty Enclosure, Single
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Dual Lock (#3375): (Optional) A second combination-lock for
the rear access door of a Heavy-Duty Enclosure (#3901 or
#3902). Field Installation: Available at time of manufacture
only.
Bezel,
Through-the-Wall,
Recessed
(#1490).
Non-Recessed (#1491): Bezel for through-the-wall installation
of 3624. #1490 is recessed, providing a shelf surface, and is
recommended for walk-up installation. #1491 is non-recessed,
placing the user guidance area nearer the outside wall surface
for convenience of a vehicle occupant, and is recommended for
drive-up installation. Prerequisites: Heavy-Duty Enclosure,
Single or Dual Function (#3901 or #3902). Front Dress Panel
(#3951), and Front Trim Border With or Without Envelope
Holder (#3961 or #3962).
Pedestal, for Heavy-Duty Enclosures (#4901 or #4902):
Available for installation of Models 2 and 12. A mounting stand
to locate the 3624 at a height most convenient for user
operation ... includes a lockable storage cabinet ... available for
single and dual function heavy-duty enclosures in heights
appropriate for walk-up or drive-up use. Recommended
nominal keyboard heights are 1321 mm (52.0 in) for walk-up,
1067 mm (42.0 in) for drive-up. #4901-for 3624s that use the
single function enclosure (#3901) ... #4902-for 3624s that
use the dual function enclosure (#3902). Specify: For
keyboard centerline height from mounting surface-#9701 for
1067 mm (42.0 in) ... #9702 for 1194 mm (47.0 in) ... or #9703
for 1321 mm (52.0 in).

Note: If single function enclosure is installed without a
pedestal, the keyboard centerline is 368 mm (14.5 in) from
mounting surface.

Note: See storage cabinet for dual function heavy-duty
enclosure (#4903) for installing with keyboard centerline height
lower thatn 1067 mm (42.0 in) from mounting surface.
Storage Cabinet for Dual Function Heavy-Duty Enclosure
(#4903): Lockable storage cabinet only, for 3624 Models 2 or
12 dual function enclosure mounted directly to floor surface
without pedestal. The keyboard centerline height is 965 mm
(38 in) from mounting surface. A standard key is provided.
Prerequisite: Heavy-Duty Enclosure, Dual Fu~ction (#3902).
Limitation: Cannot be installed with Heavy-Duty Enclosure,
Single Function (#3901). Note: Storage cabinet is included
with the Pedestal for Dual Function Heavy-Duty Enclosure
(#4902).
Front Dress Panel (#3951): Provides panel to cover face of
heavy-duty enclosure and I/O module. Prerequisites: Bezel,
Through-the-Wall, Recessed or Non-Recessed (#1490 or
#1491), and Heavy-Duty Enclosure, Single or Dual Function
(#3901 or #3902).
Front Trim Border, With Envelope Holder (#3961), Without
Envelope Holder (#3962): Provides trim paneling around the
bezel to seal through-the-wall installation. #3961 includes
built-in depository envelope holder and is available only when
the depository feature is installed. #3962 does not include a
depository envelope holder.
Prerequisites: (1) Bezel,
Through-the-Wall, Recessed or Non-recessed (#1490 or
#1491) ... (2) Front Trim Border, With Envelope Holder (#3961)
requires Depository, Through-the-Wall (#3243 or #3244).

Capacity of approximately 300 deposited envelopes (certain
conditions could cause capacity to vary). Cartridge case is
made of a high impact resistant, fire retardant material. Built-in
carrying handle provides ease of loading and transportation.
Locking mechanism provides for customer insertion of keylock.
The cartridge is loaded into the 3624 depository in the closed
and locked condition. During loading, the locking mechanism in
the depository unlocks and slides the cartridge door open
without allowing access to the contents of the cartridge.
During unloading, the locking mechanism slides the cartridge
door closed and locks it before the cartridge may be removed
from the 3624. Cartridges can be opened only by a companion
key corresponding to the key in the 3624.
There is also provision for affixing a seal to the locked
cartridge. A mechanical counter, enclosed within the cartridge,
is incremented each time the door is partially opened, providing
an audit against unauthorized access.

Customer Responsibilities-3624 Depository Cartridge: The
customer must be advised that (1) Customer is responsible for
procurement and installation of cartridge lock and for
installation of the companion cartridge lock key in the 3624
depository locking mechanism
(2) The customer is
responsible for determining required spares (see "Spares"
below) .. (3) The customer is responsible for determining if the
cartridge is the failing unit ... (4) The customer is responsible
for providing a cartridge when required for CE 3624 depository
maintenance and testing ... (5) The customer is responsible for
replacement, if required, of the cartridge audit counter '" (6)
Purchaser agrees that IBM is relieved of responsibility for all
claims, including but not limited to, loss of currency or
documents contained in or associated with the depository
cartridge ... (7) The customer will be responsible for removing,
controlling, and reloading all money and deposits in the 3624
when the unit has to be serviced by aCE.

Maintenance: Cartridges are not maintained by I BM under the
normal lease agreement of MMMC for purchase machines.'·The
security lock and the internal audit counter in the cartridge is
the responsibility of the customer.
IBM Maintenance
Agreements are not available. Field engineering on-site service
will not be provided
IBM Repair Center service is not
available.

Spares: To maintain continual depository operati.ons at the
ATM, at least two cartridges are required. Additional spares
may be required, depending upon deposits, volume between
scheduled unloadings such as over weekends, physical location
of 3624s, where cartridge contents are removed, where
temporarily stored, and the needs for problem determination in
the event of depository malfunctioning. A recommended
nominal quantity of cartridges per 3624, including spares, is
shown below. The assumption is that for every depository
cartridge loaded in a machine, another cartridge has been
unloaded, emptied, and made available.
In addition,
approximately one spare is available for every five 3624s.
These quantities should provide sufficient spares for the
customer and the CE to test the 3624 and for replacement of
inoperative cartridges. These quantities should be adjusted to
the customer's particular system requirements.

Depository Cartridge (#3155): Portable container for
receiving and transporting deposits. Required for operation
with Depository Cartridge Locking Feature (#3150).

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APRIL 83

Machines

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36245
1

2
3
4
5

Recommended Quantity
of Cartridges
(including Spares)
3
5
7
9
11

7
8
9

14
16
18
20

10

22

6

A keying system is provided so that a match between the
cartridge and the cartridge drive station must be satisfied
before the cartridge can be properly loaded in the drive station.
The maximum new bill capacity is 2300 bills. The used bill
capacity is approximately 2000.

Cartridges required for more than ten 3624s can be
extrapolated from the above table by taking a multiple of these
numbers.

Warranty: The cartridge is warranted free from defects in
workmanship and material for a period of 90 days,
commencing either on the date of installation or 30 days after
shipment, whichever occurs first. Defective cartridges will be
replaced under the warranty provisions.
ACCESSORIES-3624 MODELS 1 and 11
Pedestal, Lobby (#5510): A mounting stand for free-standing
configuration of lobby model without the depository feature.
Note: #5510 is not required if customer intends to install a
3624 Model 1 or 11, without the depository feature, on an
alternative mounting surface or stand. #5510 is not required if
a 3624 Model 1 or 11 is installed with a depository feature
(#3233) since a pedestal base in included in #3233.
ACCESSORIES-ALL MODELS
3624 Logo Panel (#9401, #9402, or #9403): Backlighted Logo
Panel, suitable for customization by silkscreening or other
acceptable process.
If #9401 is spocified, logo panel will be shipped with 3624.
If #9402 is specified, logo panel will be shipped approximately
three weeks prior to 3624. Note: More than one panel may be
ordered whon #9402 is specified (e.g., customer may desire to
order spares or to arrange to have several panels delivered for
customization at one time). When more than one panel is
ordered using #9402, then #9403 should be specified on the
other 3624s to avoid duplicating orders for logo panels.
If #9403 is specified, logo panel will not be ordered with 3624
and must have been ordered either separately by part number
or as Feature #9402 on another 3624. Order by Part Number
as follows:

Logo Panel
Logo Panel

Machine

Part No.

3624 Model 1 or 11
3624 Model 2 or 12

945618
945617

Customer Responsibi/itiss-3624 Currency Cartridge: The
customer must be advised that: (1) The customer is responsible
for determining if the cartridge is the failing unit ... (2) The
customer should schedule the frequency of cleaning and belt
replacement procedure for optimum cartridge performance
according to the usage, to maintain maximum machine
availability ... (3) The customer may repair cartridge or send
back to Repair Center (see "Maintenance" below) ... (4) The
customer is responsible for determining required spares (see
"Spares" below) ... (5) The customer is responsible for
providing cartridge for CE 3624 maintenance and testing; a
minimum of one spare cartridge for Models 1 and 2 and two
spare cartridges for Models 11 and 12 must be made available
by customer to the CE for normal 3624 maintenance ... (6) The
customer is responsible for setting the keying system on the
cartridges and drive stations so that there is the desired match
of currency denomination to drive station ... (7) Purchaser
agrees that I BM is relieved of responsibility for all claims,
including, but not limited to, loss of currency or documents
contained in, dispensed by, or associated with the cartridge.
Spares: The customer may wish to replace (1) an empty or
partially loaded cartridge with a fully loaded cartridge, (2) a
failing cartridge with a spare for problem determination or
while malfunctioning cartridge is being repaired, (3) a cartridge
to enable the IBM CE to perform 3624 maintenance and
testing. The customer should be advised to purchase sufficient
cartridges to cover the above uses. The number of cartridges
recommended is dependent upon the total number of cartridge
drive stations the customer has installed, application
requirements, physical location of 3624s, and location where
cartridges are temporarily stored and loaded. The customer
must be advised that spare cartridges should be put to use and
not be stored for extended periods. A recommended quantity
of spare cartridges and spare replacement belts per cartridge
drive station is shown below. The assumption is that for every
loaded cartridge installed in a cartridge drive station, another
cartridge is available for currency replenishment. In addition,
approximately one spare is available for every three cartridge
drive stations. These quantities should provide sufficient
spares for the customer and the CE to test the 3624 and for
temporary replacement of cartridges in repair. These quantities
should be adjusted to the customer's particular application
requirements once the physical environment and usage affect
on the cartridge and belt wear is understood. The customer
can replace separator and restraint belts in conjunction with
performing the recommended operator cleaning and belt
replacement procedure. Belts can be ordered by contacting a
System Supplies Division branch office.

Note: Additional logo panels can be ordered by Part Numbers
945617 or 945618. 3624 Currency Cartridge (#9110):
Portable currency container, interchangeable between 3624s.
Cartridge case is made of a high-impact resistant, fire retardant
material. Removable access cover and built-in carrying handle,
for ease of loading and transportation. Locking mechanism
provides for customer installation of keylock and affixing
security seals to help prevent unauthorized access to contents
during storage or transport of the cartridge. The cartridge is
connected to a cartridge drive station in the 3624 for power
and communication of cash-low and cash-out currency levels.

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Drive
Stations

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2
3
4

5
6
7

8
9
10

M3624.9

Recommended
Quantity of
Cartridges
(including
spares)

3
5
7
10
12
14
17
19
21
23

APRIL 83

Machines

Recommended Minimum
Quantity Spare
Replacement Belts
Separator
Belt
PIN 945307
1
1
1
2
2
2
3
3
3
3

Restraint
Belt
PIN 945242

customer will fill out an IBM Repair Authorization Form,
GX27-2981, pack it and the defective cartridge in the
designated shipping container, and ship it prepaid to the
designated I BM Repair Center.

Note: For cartridge parts, refer to the IBM 3624 Cartridge
Owner's Manual, GA66-0005.

1
1
2
2
2
3
3
3
3

3624 Models 1 and 2 have one cartridge drive station and
Models 11 and 12 have two cartridge drive stations. Cartridges
and belts required for more than ten drive stations can be
extrapolated from the above table by taking a multiple of these
numbers.
Additional quantities over the recommended
minimum quantity of spare replacement belts should be
ordered as required, as part of the customer periodic belt
inspection and replacement schedule for cartridges (in
conjunction with IBM's general recommendation).

Maintenance: Cartridges are not maintained by IBM under the
normal lease agreement or MMMC for purchased machine. A
recommended operator cleaning and belt replacement
procedure is provided in the IBM 3624 Cartridge Owner's
Manual, GA66-0005; under adverse operator conditions, the
customer should modify the procedure to meet his own
particular requirements. The customer can replace separator
and restraint belts in conjunction with performing the
recommended procedure. If the cartridge is in need of repair,
he can send it to a designated IBM Repair Center. It is the
customer's responsibility to package the unit in the designated
shipping container and ship it prepaid to the designated IBM
Repair Center.
IBM Repair Center Service: For cartridge repair, the customer
will fill out an IBM Repair Authorization Form GX27-2981,
pack it and the defective cartridge in the designated shipping
container, and ship it prepaid to the designated I BM Repair
Center, where repair will be made if the cartridge is repairable.
The charge for the repair of the cartridge at IBM Repair Center
will cover handling, inspection, cleaning, repair, adjustment,
testing, and return shipping. Billing will be at IBM's applicable
hourly rates. In addition, all parts needed will be billed at IBM's
prevailing parts prices. Alternatively, upon request, the IBM
Repair Center will provide, for a minimal charge, an estimate of
repair costs.
If on the basis of an inspection, the repair center concludes
that a cartridge is not repairable, no further work will be
performed and the cartridge will be returned to the customer
with a minimum charge to cover handling, inspection, testing,
and return shipping charges.

Warranty: The cartridge is warranted to be free from defects in
workmanship and material for a period of 90 days,
commencing either on the date of installation or 30 days after
shipment, whichever occurs first. Warranty service for the
cartridge will be performed at the IBM Repair Center. If
warranty service is performed at an I BM Repair Center, the

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