12653 90002_12653A_2767A_Line_Printer_Interface_Oct1970 90002 12653A 2767A Line Printer Interface Oct1970

12653-90002

HEWLETT

if

PACKARD

OPERATING

AND

SERVICE

MANUAL

12653A

LINE PRINTER INTERFACE KIT

(FOR

2114, 2115,

AND2116

COMPUTERS)

Card Assembly

12653-60002, Rev. 1024

Note

This manual should be retained with Volume Three

of

the Hewlett-Packard computer documentation.

HEWLETT-PACKARD COMPANY

11000

WOLFE

ROAD,

CUPERTINO,

CALIFORNIA,

u.s.A.

Printed: OCT 1970

12653A Table

of

Contents

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Section

Page

Section Page

I GENERAL INFORMATION 3-8. Detailed Circuit Description

.3-1

1-1. Introduction ·

..

.

1-1

3-10. Turn-On and Preset Circuit

.3-2

1-3. General Description

.1-1

3-12. Select Code Detector Circuit

.3-2

1-8. Identification

.1-1

3-14. Flag Circuit

.3-2

1-10. Specifications . . .

.1-2

3-17. Control Circuit

.3-2

3-19. Interrupt Circuit

.3-2

II

INSTALLATION

AND

PROGRAMMING 3-23. Skip Flag Circuit

.3-3

2-1. Introduction

..............

.2-1

3-25. Output Register

.3-3

2-3. Unpacking and Inspection

.2-1

3-27. Input Register

.3-3

2-5. Installation

........

.2-1

2-6. Jumper

Wires

. .

.2-1

2-8. Card Installation

.2-1

IV MAINTENANCE

2-10. Reshipment . . . .

.2-1

4-1. Introduction

..........

.4-1

2-14. Programming ·

..

.2-2

4-3. Preventive Maintenance

.4-1

2-16. Line Printer Characteristics

.2-2

4-5. Diagnostics

............

.4-1

2-20. Status Signals

..............

.2-2

4-7. Troubleshooting

.4-1

2-22. Timing

......................

.2-3

4-9.

Cable Assembly Connector

2-28. Assembly Language Program .

2-4

Functions

..

............

.4-1

III

THEORY OF OPERATION V REPLACEABLE PARTS

3-1. Introduction ·

..

.3-1

5-1. Introduction

.5-1

3-3. Functional Description

.3-1

5-4. Ordering Information

.5-1

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

Figure Title

1-1. 12653A Line Printer Interface Kit

2-1. Interface Signal Timing Diagram .

3-1. Line Printer Interface Signal Flow,

Block Diagram . . . . . . . . .

Table Title

1-1. Interface Kit Specifications

..........

2-1. Interface Card Jumper

Wire

Positions

2-2. Line Printer Printing Rates

............

2-3. Assembly Language Program for the Line

Printer Interface Card

..................

4-1. Cable Assembly, Connector Pin Functions

Page

.1-1

.2-3

.3-1

Figure Title

3-2. Operational Flow Diagram

.....

.

4-1. Line Printer Interface Card Schematic

Diagram and Parts Location

View

4-2. Integrated Circuit Diagrams

.....

Page

.3-3

.4-3

.4-4

LIST OF TABLES

Page Table Title Page

.1-2

4-2. Line Printer Interface Card Replaceable Parts

.4-2

.2-1

4-3. Integrated Circuit Characteristics

.....

. 4-4

.2-2

5-1. Line Printer Interface Kit Replaceable Parts

.5-1

5-2. Reference Designations and Abbreviations . 5-2

.2-5

5-3. Code List

of

Manufacturers

........

. 5-3

.4-1

i/ii

12653A Section I

SECTION I

GENERAL INFORMATION

1·1.

INTRODUCTION.

1-2. This operating and service manual covers general

information, installation, programming, theory

of

opera·

tion, maintenance, and replaceable parts for the Hewlett·

Packard 12653A Line Printer Interface Kit (see figure 1-1).

1-3.

GENERAL

DESCRIPTION.

1-4. The

HP

12653A Line Printer Interface Kit pro·

vides the necessary equipment to enable using the

HP

2767 A Line Printer with an

HP

2114, 2115, or 2116

Computer. The kit contains the following items:

a.

12653-60002 Line Printer Interface Card.

b. 12653-60001 Cable Assembly.

c.

12653-90002 Operating and Service Manual.

1-5. The line printer interface kit uses a printed·circuit

card with integrated circuits (positive-true logic)

to

transfer

data and status information between the computer and the

line printer. The interface card contains two 16-bit registers;

one for output from the computer and one for input to the

computer. Seven data bits are transferred from the computer

through the output register to the line printer, and two status

bits are transferred from the line printer through the input

register to the computer. In addition

to

the two registers, the

interface card contains control and interrupt logic circuits

that permit programming

of

the

1/0

functions.

2.115-6

1·6. The following infonnation

is

transferred from the

interface card

to

the line printer:

a.

The Device Command signal (called Data Strobe

at

the line printer) indicates when data

is

available for transfer

to the line printer.

b. Output register bits 0 through 6 (called Data

signals 1 through 7

at

the line printer) represent an ASCII

(American Standard Code for Information Interchange)

character for printout or one of the following control

words: line feed, form feed,

or

carriage return.

1·7. The following infonnation

is

transferred from the

line printer, to the interface card:

a.

Input register

bit

0 (called Demand Line signal

at

the line printer) indicates the line printer busy status.

b. Input register

bit

15 (called Ready signal

at

the

line

printer) indicates the line printer ready status.

c.

The Device Flag signal (called Demand Line signal

at

the line printer) indicates when the line printer

is

uncondi·

tionally able

to

accept new data.

1-8.

IDENTIFICATION.

1·9. Printed·circuit card revisions are identified

by

a

letter, a date code, and a division code stamped on the card

(e.g., A-1024·22). The letter code identifies the version

of

Figure 1-1. 12653A Line Printer Interface Kit

1-1

Section I

the etched trace pattern on the unloaded card. The date

code (four middle digits) refers to the electrical character-

istics

of

the loaded card. The division code (last two digits)

identifies the Hewlett-Packard division that manufactured

the card.

If

the date code stamped on the printed-circuit

card does not agree with the date code shown on the title

page

of

this manual, there are differences between your

card and the card described in this manual. These differ-

ences are described in manual supplements available at the

nearest

HP

Sales and Service Office.

1-10.

SPECIFICATIONS.

1-11. Specifications for the line printer interface kit are

given

in table 1-1.

1-2

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Table 1-1. Interface Kit Specifications

CURRENT

REQUIRED

FROM

COMPUTER:

+4.5

Volt

Supply:

-2

Volt

Supply:

DATA

TRANSFER

RATE:

TYPE

OF

CODE USED:

LOGIC

VOLTAGE

LEVELS:

Logic

1:

Logic 0:

1.10

amperes

0.05 ampere

2.5 microseconds per charac-

ter (average)

ASCII (7-bits per character)

+2.4 volts de

(minimum)

+0.4 volts

dc

(maximum)

12653A Section II

SECTION II

INSTALLATION AND PROGRAMMING

2·1.

INTRODUCTION.

2·2. This section provides information on unpacking,

inspection, installation, reshipment, and programming for

the

HP

12653A Line Printer Interface

Kit.

2·3.

UNPACKING

AND

INSPECTION.

2·4.

If

the shipping carton

is

damaged upon receipt,

request that the carrier's agent be present when the kit is

unpacked. Inspect the kit for damage (cracks, broken

parts, etc.).

If

the kit is damaged and fails

to

meet specifi·

cations, notify the carrier and

the

nearest Hewlett·Packard

Sales and Service Office immediately. (Sales and Service

Offices are listed at the back

of

this manual.) Retain the

shipping container and the packing material for the carrier's

inspection. The Hewlett·Packard Sales and Service Office

will arrange for the repair or replacement

of

the damaged

kit without waiting for any claims against

the

carrier

to

be

settled.

2·5.

INSTALLATION.

2·6. JUMPER WIRES.

2·7. Table 2·1 lists

the

appropriate positions

of

the

jumper wires on the interface card. Inspect the card and

verify that the jumper wires are in

the

required positions.

See

the

parts location

view

in figure 4·1

to

determine the

physical location

of

the jumpers.

Table 2·1. Interface Card Jumper

Wire

Positions

JUMPER

WIRE POSITION

W1

B

W2

A

W3

B

W4

B

W5

Out

W6

In

W7

In

W8

Out

W9

A

2·8. CARD INSTALLATION.

2·9. Install the interface card and cable assembly

as

follows:

a. Determine if the computer power supplies will pro·

vide the additional current required for operation

of

the

interface card. Refer

to

Volume Three

of

the

Hewlett·

Packard computer documentation for a listing

of

current

available from the computer power supplies.

b.

Tum

off

computer and line printer power.

CAUTION

Determine

that

computer power

is

off

before installing

the

interface kit, or

damage

to

the computer may result.

c.

Open computer for access

to

I/O card slots.

d. Plug interface card into I/O slot assigned for the

particular computer system. Make certain

that

all higher

priority slots have either another I/O card

or

a priority

jumper card installed.

e.

Pass

the interface card connector

of

the cable

assembly through opening at rear

of

computer. Slide con·

nector onto interface card and close computer.

f.

Connect other end

of

cable assembly

to

the mating

connector

at

the

rear

of

line printer.

g.

Run diagnostic test as described in the Diagnostic

Operating Procedure, part number 12653·90003, contained

in the Manual

of

Diagnostics

to

verify

that

the interface

card is functioning properly.

2·10.

RESHIPMENT.

2-11.

If

an item

of

the kit is

to

be shipped

to

Hewlett-

Packard for service

or

repair, attach a tag

to

the item

identifying the owner and indicating the service or repair

to

be accomplished. Include the number

of

the kit.

2-12. Package the item in the original factory packaging

material, if available.

If

the original material

is

not

available,

standard factory packaging material can be obtained from a

local Hewlett-Packard Sales and Service Office.

2-13.

If

standard factory packaging material

is

not

used,

wrap the item in Air Cap TH-240 cushioning (or equiva-

lent) manufactured by Sealed Air Corp., Hawthorne, N.J.,

and place in a corrugated carton (200 pound test material).

Seal the shipping carton securely and mark it

"FRAGILE"

to

assure careful handling.

2-1

Section II

Note

In any correspondence, identify the kit

by number. Refer any questions

to

the

nearest Hewlett-Packard Sales and Service

Office.

2-14.

PROGRAMMING.

2-15. The following paragraphs provide information for

programming the line printer interface card and line printer.

This information consists

of

the line printer characteristics,

status and timing considerations, and a sample assembly

language program. Additional programming information

is

available in the software manuals supplied with the

computer.

2-16. LINE PRINTER CHARACTERISTICS.

2-17. The line printer prints

up

to

475 characters per

second depending upon the

message

length and pattern.

Each character requires 7-bits

of

data (ASCII code) and

when each twentieth character

is

loaded in the line printer

input buffers, a print cycle

is

automatically initiated. Print

cycles require from 0.57 to 34.2 milliseconds

to

complete

depending

on

the distance around the print drum

to

the last

printed character. During the print cycle, characters cannot

be loaded into the input buffers.

2-18. Characters are printed in 1

to

4 fields across the

print drum with up

to

20 characters being printed in each

field and a maximum of 80 characters per line. Printing

fewer characters per line increases the number of lines

printed per minute and decreases the average number of

characters printed per second due

to

the increased time

used

to

feed paper. The minimum printing rates using the

four fields are shown in table 2-2.

2-19. The line printer accepts ASCII coded data over

seven data lines from the interface card. This data

is

converted into 64 printed characters and 3 format control

words by the line printer input buffers. Printed characters

include the 36 standard alphanumeric characters, 27

punctuation marks, and a space. The format control words

are: single line, top-of-form, and carriage return. Each of

these control words causes the printer

to

finish printing any

characters remaining in the input buffers and then to

perform the control word action

as

follows:

12653A

a.

The single line control word is programmed by an

octal 012 and causes the paper

to

advance one line. A

request for new data

is

initiated before the paper stops.

If

the first input data for the next line

is

also a single line

control word, the request for new data

is

cancelled and the

printer advances paper to the next line. To avoid printing

on perforations, an Automatic Perforation Stepover signal

is

initiated by the line printer. When a page boundary

(perforation)

is

sensed, the Automatic Perforation Stepover

signal causes

the

next single line control word

to

advance

the paper six lines, three above and three below the

perforation.

b. The top-of-form control word is programmed by an

octal 014 and causes the paper

to

advance

to

the top of the

next form. The paper automatically stops

at

the third line

following the next perforation. A request for new data is

initiated before

the

paper stops.

c.

The carriage return control word

is

programmed by

an octal 015 and clears the control registers so that the next

character

is

printed

at

the left margin.

2-20. STATUS SIGNALS.

2-21. The line printer supplies two status signals that are

sent

to

the interface card. These signals appear

as

bits 0

and 15

of

the input register. Conditions indicated by the

status bits are

as

follows:

BIT

o

15

CONDITION

Busy signal. Logic 0 indicates that the

line printer

is

unconditionally able to

accept new data (on line and ready).

Logic 1 indicates that the line printer

is

storing a character, a print cycle

is

in

progress, or the printer

is

not on-line and

ready.

Ready signal. Logic 0 indicates that the

line printer

is

ready

to

be put on-line and

that the following

five

conditions are

true:

(1) line printer power

is

on,

(2) paper

is

loaded, (3) drum gate

is

closed, (4) motor

is

running

up

to

speed,

and (5) paper feed motor

is

not over

heated. Logic 1 indicates that a fault

condition exists

in

the line printer.

Table 2-2. Line Printer Printing Rates

MINIMUM

CHARACTER POSITIONS MAXIMUM CHARACTERS PRINTING RATE

FIELD

NO. IN FIELD

PER

LINE (LINES

PER

MINUTE)

1 o thru 20 20 1110

2

21

thru 40 40 650

3

41

thr~

60 60 460

4

61

thru 80 80 356

2-2

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2-22. TIMING.

Note

In the following discussion, high refers to

the more positive signal and low refers to

the

less

positive signal.

2-23. Line printer operation

is

synchronized through

Device

Flag and Device Command signals. (These signals are

called Demand Line and Data Strobe, respectively, on the

line printer diagrams.) The Device Flag signal

is

initiated by

the line printer when it

is

able

to

accept an input from the

interface card. The Device Command signal

is

initiated on

the interface card by a programmed instruction. Device

Command signals are sent

to

the line printer to indicate

when interface card outputs are ready to be transferred

to

the line printer. Figure 2-1 shows the interface card signal

timing.

Section II

2-24. DEVICE FLAG SIGNAL. To initiate a Device

Flag signal the line printer must be in ready status, placed

in the on-line mode by the operator, and not busy proc-

essing a previous input. The line printer

is

in ready status

when the power

is

on, drum gate

is

closed, paper

is

loaded,

and no fault conditions exist. When the line printer

is

ready, the ready status signal goes low and remains low.

The operator selects the on-line mode by setting a switch

on the line printer. With these two conditions met, the line

printer can receive and process inputs from the interface

card. Inputs from the interface card consist

of

characters

and control words (containing seven bits each) that are

transferred serially

to

the line printer. Each character or

control word received by the line printer

is

stored in the

input buffers. The input

is

then decoded and the control

word action performed. The line printer

is

busy when it

is

transferring data to storage or performing one

of

the control

word operations.

While

the line printer

is

busy, the

Device

Flag signal

is

high. The Device Flag signal

is

low only when

operations are complete and the line printer

is

not busy.

STATUS

BIT

15

(READY)

\~---------------------------

LOGIC 1

LOGIC 0

STATUS \ I

BIT 0

--------

....

(BUSY)

~---

A B

DEVICE

FLAG

(DEMAND

--------

1\

LINE)

~

~-u---vJ

,'------

DEVICE

COMMAND

(DATA

STROBE)

1

I ..

1

D

~I"

,

1,11

, 1

tl

,

~G~I

E--+-I

..

C

1

I

~

, I

F~

~

1

I~H~

I

Ik--I

1

~

..

J--...!

2115-1

DATA

UNDEFINED ,

A = COMMAND ACKNOWLEDGE

B = OPERATION COMPLETE

C = 2 MICROSECONDS TO 35 MILLISECONDS

OPERATION TIME

D

AND

F = 0 SECONDS

MINIMUM

E = 1.0 MICROSECONDS

MAXIMUM

G

AND

H = 50 NANOSECONDS

MINIMUM

I = TRANSFER OUTPUT TO LINE PRINTER

J = STORE OUTPUT

AT

LINE PRINTER

Figure 2-1. Interface Signal Timing Diagram

1

~I

UNDEFINED

2-3

Section II

2-25. The Device Flag signal

is

used by the interface card

to

indicate busy status, to acknowledge the transfer

of

data

to

the line printer, and

to

indicate to the computer when

the line printer

is

ready

to

accept new data. To indicate

busy status, the Device Flag signal line

is

connected

to

the

input register Bit 0 FF. When the flip.flop output is a

logic 0, the line printer

is

not busy (figure 2-1). To

acknowledge data transfer, the Device Flag signal transition

from low·to·high

is

used

to

clear the Device Command FF.

The Device Flag signal goes from low·to.high when the line

printer receives and

is

processing new data.

As

soon

as

the

data processing

is

complete, the line printer

is

again not

busy and the Device Flag signal goes from high·to-low. This

transition from high-to-Iow causes the Flag

FF

to

be set.

Setting the Flag

FF

indicates that the data processing

is

complete and the line printer

is

ready to accept new data.

2-26. DEVICE

COMMAND

SIGNAL. The Device

Com-

mand signal

is

initiated by programming a set control, clear

flag

(STC,C) instruction with the line printer select code.

First, a character or control word

is

transferred from the

computer

to

the interface card output register by an

OTA

or

OTB

instruction. Then, the set control portion

of

the

STC,C

instruction initiates the Device Command signal. The

Device Command signal enables the transfer

of

data from

the interface card to the line printer. The clear

flag

portion

of

the instruction causes the computer to hold any

2-4

12653A

additional data until the transferred data

is

stored. When

the character or control word

is

..

transferred to the line

printer, the line printer causes the Device Flag signal

to

go

high. During the low-to-high transition, the Device Flag

signal acknowledges the data transfer by causing the Device

Command signal

to

go

low. The Device Command signal

remains low until the computer

is

again programmed

to

transfer data.

2-27. The line printer accepts and stores 20 consecutive

characters and then automatically initiates a print cycle. A

print cycle

is

also initiated by any of the three control

words. When the line printer receives any control word, it

first prints the characters that are stored

in

the line printer

input buffers and then performs the control word function.

The control word functions are: single line paper advance,

top-of-form paper advance, and carriage return.

2-28.

ASSEMBLY

LANGUAGE PROGRAM.

2-29. Table

2-3

provides an assembly language program

that indicates the operations and instructions required

to

transfer data from the computer memory to the line printer

for print out. This program, when assembled on an object

tape, will perform a print

out

using the skip-if-flag-set (SFS)

method. The interrupt method

is

also availlible; however,

the program

is

more complex because

of

subroutine

requirements.

12653A

0001

OUT

N

BfCTR

BfADD

BUfAD

BUff

Lf

LP

CHRCT

**

NO

0001

0002*

0003*

0004*

0005*

0006

0007

0008*

0009*

0010

0011

0012

0013

0014

0015

0016*

0017*

0018

0019

0020*

0021

0022

0023

0024

0025

0026

0027*

0028

0029

0030*

0031

0032*

0033

0034

0035*

0036

0037

0038

0039

0040

0041

0042

0043*

0044

0045

0046

Section II

Table 2-3. Assembly Language Program for the Line Printer Interface Card

001012

001020

001022

001036

001037

001040

001041

001042

001107

000014

001110

ERRORS*

ASMB,A,L,B,T

THIS

IS

A

SAMPLE

PROGRAM

FOR

THE

HP

eO-COLUMN

LINE

PRINTER

01000

01000 065110

01001 061036

01002 011031

01003 061041

01004 071040

01005 102514

01006 002020

01007 102010

01010 000010

01011 102011

01012 161040

01014 025020

01015 035040

01016 005200

01017 025022

01020 001721

NEWD

01021 005200

01022 102614

OUT

01023 103714

01024 102314

01025 025024

01026 035037

01027 025012

01030 061101

01031 102614

01032 103714

01033 102314

01034 025033

01035 102012

ORG

1000B

LOB

CHRCT

LOA

N

STA

BfCTR

LOA

BUFAD

STA

BfADD

LIA

LP

SSA

HLT

lOB

SLA

HL

T

liB

LOA

BFADD,I

SLB,RSS

JMP

NEWD

ISZ

BfADD

RBL

JMP

OUT

ALf,ALF

RBL

OTA

LP

STC

LP,C

SfS

LP

JMP

*-1

ISZ

BFCTR

JMP

LF

OTA

LP

STC

LP,C

SFS

LP

JMP

*-1

HLT

12B

INITIALIZE

SWITCH

TO

KEEP

TRACK

OF

THE

LEfT

OR

RIGHT

CHARACTER

WITHIN

WORD

INITIALIZE

PRINT

LINE

COUNTER

IN1TIALIZE

PRINT

LINE

BUffER

ADDRESS

POINTER

GET

LINE-PRINTER

STATUS.

BIS=O

INDICATES:

PAPER

LOADED,

GATE

CLOSED,

SPEED

OKAY,

POWER

ON,

TEMPERATURE

OKAY

B15=1

BO=O

INDICATES

LINE

PRINTER

READY,

ON-LINE

AND

NOT

BUSY

BO=l

LINE

PRINTER

BUSY

PICK-UP

CHARS

AND

DETERMINE

WHICH

CHAR

WITHIN

WORD

IS

TO

BE

OUTPUT

GO

TO

OUTPUT

LEFT

CHARACTER

UPDATE

POINTER

TO

INDICATE

LEfT

CHAR

TO

BE

OUTPUT

CHARACTER

POSITION

SO

LEFT

CHARACTER

CAN

BE

OUTPUT

RIGHT

CHAR

TO

BE

OUTPUT

CHARACTER

STROBE

INTO

LINE

PRINTER

BUFFER

AND

CLEAR

INTERFACE

BUFFER

wAIT

fOR

COMPLETION

OF

CHARACTER

TRANSFER

INCREMENT

LINE

OUTPUT

COUNTER

OUTPUT

MORE

CHARACTERS

OUTPUT

LINE-FEED

CHARACTER

AND

STROBE

INTO

LINE

PRINTER

BUFFER

WAIT

FOR

LINE-FEED

OPERATION

·COMPLET

I

ON

OPERATION

COMPLETE

HALT

2-5

Section

II

12653A

Table 2-3. Assembly Language Program for the Line Printer Interface Card (Continued)

0047

01036

177667

N

DEC

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END

**

NO

ERRORS*

2-6

12653A Section III

SECTION

III

THEORY

OF

OPERATION

3·1.

INTRODUCTION.

3·2. This section contains a functional description and

a detailed circuit description

of

the line printer interface

card. Also included

at

the back

of

this section

is

an opera·

tional flow diagram (figure 3·2)

of

the interface card.

3·3.

FUNCTIONAL

DESCRIPTION.

3·4. The line printer interface card contains an

output

register and

the

necessary control circuits

to

transfer data

from the computer

to

the line printer. The interface card

also contains an input register used

to

transfer status infor·

mation from

the

line printer

to

the computer. All functions

are performed under programmed instructions and result in

characters being printed

by

the

line printer. Programmed

instructions initiate the control signals

that

are sent from

the computer

to

the interface card (figure 3·1). These

control signals enable

the

interface card

output

register

so

that data

is

transferred from the computer

to

the register.

Control signals then initiate a Device Command signal

that

is sent from the interface card

to

the line printer. When the

line printer

is

on·line and ready to receive data, it responds

to

the Device Command signal by printing.

3·5. Data is transferred from the computer

to

the inter·

face card and then

to

the

line printer in 7 ·bit parallel

ASCII. Each data transfer represents one character for

CONTROL

SIGNALS

..

,.

DATA

LINES

lOBO

0

THRU

lOBO

6 ,.

printing or one

of

three control words. As the character or

control word is received by

the

line printer, the line printer

stores or processes the data as required and

then

returns a

Device Flag signal

to

the interface card. The Device Flag

signal indicates when the line printer is ready

to

receive

more data.

3·6. On the interface card, the Device Flag signal

initiates either a Skip Flag or Interrupt Request signal

depending

on

the method programmed for data transfer.

The initiated signal is then sent

to

the

computer

to

start the

next data transfer. Data transfer continues

as

long

as

the

computer

is

programmed

to

transfer data

to

the line printer

and the line printer remains on-line and ready.

3·7. Line printer status

is

indicated by two status

signals that are sent from

the

line printer

to

the interface

card input register.

To

read status indications, Control

signals are used

to

enable the input register and send the

information

to

the

computer. The signals indicate the line

printer ready and busy status and

both

signals are false

when the line printer is ready, on-line, and

not

busy proc-

essing data.

3-8.

DETAILED

CIRCUIT

DESCRIPTION.

3-9. The line printer interface card uses integrated

circuits with positive-true logic. There are nine jumper wires

DEVICE

COMMAND

-

~

DATA

LINES

BIT

0

THRU

BIT

6

--.

COMPUTER INTERFACE LINE

CARD PRINTER

SKIP

FLAG

OR

.-

INTERRUPT

REQUEST J

DEVICE

FLAG

~

STATUS

LINES

STATUS

LINES

.-

lOBI

0

AND

lOBI

15

J

BIT

0

AND

BIT

15

...

2115·5

Figure

3-1.

Line Printer Interface Signal Flow, Block Diagram

3-1

Section II

used

to

establish operating conditions for the integrated

circuits. These jumper wires must be installed or removed

as

shown in table 2-1. The jumper wire configuration

is

also

shown on the line printer interface card schematic diagram

and parts location view, figure 4-1. In this configuration,

some components are not used and are not described in the

following paragraphs. Circuits that are described are divided

into eight circuit groups

as

follows:

a.

Tum-on and preset circuit.

b. Select code detector circuit.

c.

Flag circuit.

d. Control circuit.

e.

Interrupt circuit.

f.

Skip-flag circuit.

g.

Output register.

h_

Input register.

3-10. TURN-ON

AND

PRESET CIRCUIT.

3-11. The tum-on and preset circuit establishes initial

conditions for the interface card logic circuits.

At

computer

power tum-on or when computer preset

is

enabled, the

computer sends true POPIO(B) and

CRS

signals

to

the

interface card. The true POPIO(B)

signal

is

inverted to set

the Flag Buffer

FF

which then enables the Flag

FF

at the

next time T2. This inverted POPIO(B) signal

is

inverted

again

to

provide a true Latch signal to the output register.

Computer inputs to the output register are false during

tum-on and preset

so

that a true Latch signal clears the

register. The true

CRS

signal

is

inverted to clear both the

Control and Device Command FFs.

3-12. SELECT

CODE

DETECTOR CIRCUIT.

3-13. The select code detector circuit enables the line

printer interface card

to

accept and perform the instruc-

tions intended for the line printer.

When

the line printer

is

addressed by programmed instructions, the

SCM

and

SCL

signals are both true at the interface card. The lOG signal

goes true when any instruction

is

programmed for an

1/0

device. These three signals are combined and inverted, and

then inverted again and distributed to the programmed

instruction signal input gates. Therefore, all three signals

must be true before the interface card will accept a pro-

grammed instruction.

3-14. FLAG CIRCUIT.

3-15. The flag circuit provides initial conditions that

allow the computer

to

send data to the line printer by

either the interrupt

or

skip

flag

method. This circuit

contains the Flag and Flag Buffer FFs and the device flag

pulse shaping network. One condition that

is

required to

transfer data is that

the

Flag

FF

be set. The Flag

FF

is

always set

at

T2 (ENF signal true)

of

the following machine

cycle after the Flag Buffer

FF

is

set. Setting the Flag

Buffer

FF

is done by any of three methods; during power

turn-on and preset by the POPIO(B) signal, by pro-

gramming an STF instruction, and by the Operation

Complete signal from the device flag pulse shaping network.

The Flag and Flag Buffer FFs are both cleared by a CLF

3-2

12653A

;

instruction and the Flag Buffer FF can also be cleared by

an IAK signal from the computer.

3-16. The line printer sends a

Device

Flag signal

to

a

pulse shaping network on the interface card. During the

time that the line printer

is

busy storing or printing data,

the Device Flag signal

is

held true.

When

the line printer

is

ready, on-line, and not busy storing or printing data, the

Device Flag signal goes false and

is

held

false

until new data

is

accepted. These changes in signal levels are used by the

pulse shaping network

to

develop Command Acknowledge

and Operation Complete signals

as

follows: When the

Device Flag signal

is

false

(line printer not busy) the input

to

gate U86C

is

false

at

13

and true at pin 12. During

the transistion of the Device Flag

signal

from false

to

true,

pin 13 to gate

U86C

goes true and pin 12 remains true

providing a false output until capacitor

C5

discharges. This

false output

is

the Command Acknowledge signal that

is

used

to

clear the Device Command FF. The Operation

Complete signal

is

developed in the same manner except

that the output

is

inverted through gate U85B. This inver-

sion provides a true Operation Complete signal when the

Device

Flag signal goes from true

to

false. The true Opera-

tion Complete signal

is

used

to

set the Flag Buffer FF when

the line printer

is

ready

to

accept data.

3-17. CONTROL CIRCUIT.

3-18. The control circuit

is

enabled to signal the line

printer that data

is

available at the interface card output

register. This circuit contains the Control and Device

Command FFs. Both flip-flops are set by an

STC

instruc-

tion and cleared by a

CRS

signal or

CLC

instruction. The

Device Command

FF

is

also cleared by a Command

Acknowledge signal from the device-flag pulse-shaping

network.

(Refer

to

paragraph 3-16.) Normally, the

Control

FF

is

set by the first

STC

instruction

to

the inter-

face card and remains set until a

CRS

signal or

CLC

instruc-

tion

is

received.

When

set, the Control FF provides one

condition for enabling the interrupt circuit. When the

Device Command FF

is

set, the

false

clear-side output

is

sent

to

gate U75A. This gate inverts the

false

signal and

sends a true Device Command signal to the line printer.

3-19. INTERRUPT CIRCUIT.

3-20. The interrupt circuit interrupts computer opera-

tion on a priority basis. During the interrupt, data

is

trans-

ferred from computer memory

to

the line printer. The

interrupt circuit contains the IRQ FF. Initial conditions are

established when the Flag and Control FFs are set and an

lEN signal

is

received

to

enable gate U46B.

An

lEN signal

is

received when an STF instruction

is

programmed with

select code 00. The false output from gate

U46B

is

sent

to

gate U25A and inverted and sent to gate U35A.

If

gate

U25A also receives a true PRH signal, indicating that there

are no higher priority cards requesting an interrupt, the gate

output goes false, sending a PRL signal to

all

lower priority

cards. The PRL signal inhibits all lower priority cards from

interrupting line printer operation. Gate U35A also receives

a PRH signal, a signal from the set-side output of the Flag

Buffer FF, and an SIR (T5) signal.

If

all the inputs

to

gate

12653A

U35A are true, the

output

goes false and sets the IRQ

FF.

Setting the IRQ

FF

provides FLG and IRQ

output

signals.

When the IRQ FF

is

first set, the true FLG and IRQ signals

are sent to the computer

to

initiate an interrupt phase

(phase 4) during the next machine cycle.

3·21. During the interrupt phase,

at

time T2, the ENF

signal

is

true and the SIR (time T5) signal

is

false. The ENF

signal then clears the IRQ FF

to

allow any higher priority

cards to use the requested interrupt phase.

If

a higher

priority card does not use the requested interrupt phase,

the PRH signal remains true,

as

do the other inputs to gate

U35A, and the IRQ FF

is

set a second time

at

time T5 (SIR

goes true).

When

the IRQ

FF

is

set the second time, the

true FLG and IRQ signals are used

to

decode the interrupt

address.

3-22. The next machine cycle

is

then controlled

by

the

instruction located

at

the interrupt address in the computer

memory. During this machine cycle, the computer sends an

IAK signal

to

the interface card

that

clears the Flag Buffer

FF

at time T1, and the ENF signal clears the IRQ FF at

time T2. Clearing the Flag Buffer

FF

prevents the IRQ FF

from being set again after

the

requested interrupt

is

enabled. However, the Flag

FF

remains set

to

provide a

false PRL signal and inhibit lower priority cards from

interrupting until the requested interrupt is complete. To

clear the Flag FF and enable lower priority cards

to

inter-

rupt, a CLF instruction must be programmed.

3-23. SKIP FLAG CIRCUIT.

3-24. The skip flag circuit

is

used

to

transfer data from

computer memory

to

the line printer using a non-interrupt

method. Before using the non-interrupt method, a CLF

instruction is usually issued

to

select code

00

to disable the

lEN signal and ensure

that

interrupt cannot occur. To

enable the skip flag circuit, an SFS

or

SFC instruction

is

issued with the line printer select code. With the SFS

instruction, the Flag

FF

must be set

to

provide a true SKF

output

signal

to

the

computer. For the SFC instruction, the

Flag

FF

must be cleared to provide a true SKF

output

signal. The true SKF signal tells the computer

that

the line

printer

is

ready to receive data. With this method

of

trans-

ferring data, the computer

is

programmed

to

wait in a

recycling loop before each data transfer until the SKF

signal

is

true.

3-25. OUTPUT REGISTER.

3-26. The

output

register provides a buffer between

computer memory and

the

line printer. Data to be trans-

ferred is first stored in the

output

register and then read by

the line printer. The

output

register contains 16 latching

flip-flops. However, only seven (bits 0 through 6) are used

for line printer data transfer. Latching flip-flops can change

states only if the latch input is true. Each signal input

is

applied

to

boih

the set- and clear-side input pins. When the

latch input

is

true, a true input signal causes the flip-flop to

set, and a false input signal causes the flip-flop

to

clear.

Input

signals

to

the flip-flops are applied directly from the

computer

on

the

lOBO lines and are applied

to

the lines by

an OT A or OTB instruction. The same instruction causes an

IOO signal to be applied

to

gate U45C. Gate U45C is

enabled

if

the OTA

or

OTB

instruction was addressed with

the line printer select code and

the

IOO Delay

FF

is

set. The

1O0 Delay

FF

inhibits gate U45C until computer time T4.

This allows time for the data

on

the lOBO lines to stabilize.

At

time T4, gate U45C

is

enabled and its

output

inverted

by gate U85A. The resulting true IOO (delayed) signal

is

applied

to

the

output

register latch inputs, and data

on

the

lOBO lines is loaded into the

output

register.

Output

gates

of

the

output

register are continuously enabled through

gate U75B. To read data from the

output

register, the line

printer must receive a Device Command signal from the

interface card. Data sent

to

the line printer

is

in

seven-bit

parallel ASCII code with each seven-bit word representing

one character for printing

or

one control word.

3-27. INPUT REGISTER.

3-28. The input register provides a buffer for trans-

ferring status information from

the

line printer

to

the

com puter. Status information

is

always available

at

the

input register and can be read

by

the

computer

by

an LIA

or

LIB

instruction. The input register contains 16 latching

flip-flops. However, only

the

Bit 0 and Bit 15 flip-flops are

used. The latch input

to

the Bit 0

FF

is

tied

to

+4.5V dc

through resistor

R67,

and the latch input to

the

Bit 15

FF

is tied

to

+4.5V dc through resistor R75. This keeps

both

latch

inputs

at

a true level so

that

true inputs will set the

flip-flops and false inputs will clear the flip-flops. Input to

the Bit 15

FF

is

provided from the line printer

lleadY

output. The signal is false when

the

line printer

is

ready.

Input

to the Bit 0

FF

is provided from

the

line printer

Device Flag signal line. The Device Flag signal is false when

the line printer is on-line and not busy storing or printing

data. To prevent erroneous indications, the input pins

to

the Bit 1 through Bit 14

FFs

are tied

to

ground

at

the

interface card connector.

Output

gates

of

the input register

are enabled by an LIA

or

LIB

instruction with the line

printer select code. This instruction develops an 101 signal

that

is

sent through gate U25B

to

enable the

output

gates.

COMPUTER POWER

TURN-ON

OR

PRESET

U36D,U55C

POPIO

AND

CRS

SIGNALS

RECEIVED

FROM

COMPUTER

CURRENT

LlA*

OR

LlB*

INSTRUCTION

LINE

PRINTER

STATUS

IS

ALWAYS

AVAILABLE

AT

THE

INPUT REGISTER

U358,U458

U478,U478

FLAG BUFFER

FF

SET

AND

FLAG

FF

SET

AT

OUTPUT

REGISTER

CLEARED

U56C,U56D

U77A,U77C

CONTROL

AND

DEVICE

COMMAND

FFs

CLEARED

U54A

U568

LINE

PRINTER

SELECT

CODE

WITH

lOG

AND

101

RECEIVED

FROM

COMPUTER

U258,

U35B,U848

INPUT

REGISTER

OUTPUT GATES

ENABLED

LINE

PRINTER

STATUS BITS a

AND

15

TRANSFERRED

TO COMPUTER

HALT

AND

CHECK

LINE

PRINTER

FOR

MALFUNCTION

LINE

PRINT[

R BUSY

OR

NOT

ON·UNE

LINE PRINTER

IS

READY,

ON

LINE

AND

NOT

BUSY

(FLAG

FF IS SET)

CONTROL

IS SET

BY

FIRST

DATA

TRANSFER

TO

LINE

PRINTER

FOLLOWING

A CRS OR A

CLC*

INSTRUCTION

INTERRUPT

SFS*

INSTRUCTION

STF

INSTRUCTION

WITH

SELECT

CODE 00

U46A

SKIP-IF·'

LAG-SET

SIGNAL

F1ECElVED

FROM COMPUTER

U368.

U468

INTERRUPT

ENABLE

>-----'------1

SIGNAL

rlECEIVED

FROM COMPUTER

WAIT

FOR

FLAG

U2GA.

U46A,U47D

SKIP

FLAG

SIGNAL

Section III

>=,----1

ENABLED

AND

SENT

t----{

B

I

r-

I

TO COMPUTER

FLAG

FF

IS

CLEARED

WHEN

DATA

IS

TRANSFERRED

TO

THE

LINE

PRINTER

AND

SET WHEN

LINE

PRINTER

IS

ABLE

TO ACCEPT

THE

WORD

U25A,U35A,

U76A,U768

PRIORITY

HIGH

SIGNAL

>='---1

TRUE

AND

SIR

(T5)

SIGNAL

RECEIVED

FROM COMPUTER

WAIT

FOR

FLAG

OTA*OR

OTB*

INSTRUCTION

I

B ,

@----.

U54A.U57B

LINE

PRINTER

SELECT

CODE WITH lOG

AND

100

RECEIVED

FROM

COMPUTER

U35A

HIGHER

PRIORITY

DEVICE

NO

D

~

YES

I

U45C

U67A

INTERFACE

CARD

OUTPUT

r- REGISTER

ENABLED

AT

T4

BY

100

DELAY

FF

U35A.

U37A,U37B

IRQ

FF

SET

AT

T5

AND

flAG

AND

INTERRUPT

REQUEST

SIGNALS

SENT

TO

COMPUTER

TO

START

INTERRUPT

PHASE

U25A

PRIORITV

LOW

SIGNAL

SENT

TO

COMPUTE R

c= -

TO

INHIBIT

LOWER

PRIORITY

I/O

DEVICES

2115-2

I-

STC,C*

INSTRUCTION

U33A

U33B,U3JC,

U33D

U53A

U53B:U53C:U85A

DATA

TRANSFERRED

FROM COMPUTER

MEMORY

TO

INTERFACE

CARD

OUTPUT

REGISTER

I

U47C,U57D

I

--.L SET

CONTROL

AND

CLEAR

FLAG

SIGNALS

RECEIVED

FROM

COMPUTER

U37A,

U378

U35A

YES

IRQ

FF DOES

HIGHER

PRIORITY

r-

CLEARED

AT

T2 I

INTERRUPT?

I

IRO

FF

CLEARED

TO

ALLOW

HIGHER

PRIORITY

I/O

DEVICES

TO USE

INTERRUPT

U5Se,

U56D

U77A,iJ77C

ON

THE

FIRST

DATA

WORD

TO

TRANSFER

AFTER

A CRS SIG·

NAL

OR A

CLC*

INSTRUCTION,

THE

STC*

INSTRUCTION

SETS

U46B

CONTROL

FF

SIGNAL

-

BOTH

THE

CONTROL

AND

I-

SENT

TO

INTERRUPT

DEVICE

COMMAND

FFs.

LOGIC

CIRCUIT

THEREAFTER.

ONLY

THE

DEVICE

COMMAND

FF IS SET.

END

OF

COMPUTER

INTERRUPT

PHASE

(PHASE 4)

U35A

U37A,U37B

I

IRQ

FF SET A SECOND I

NO

TIME

AT

T5.

FLAG

AND

I

INTERRUPT

REQUEST :

SIGNALS

SENT

TO

COMPUTER

I

THE

FLAG

AND

INTERRUPT

REQUEST

SIGNALS

PROVIDE

THE

LINE

PRINTER

INTERRUPT

ADDRESS

TO

THE

COMPUTER

-

U75A

U31A.U31B,

U32A

U32B

U51

B

U51S;U52S:U75B

LINE

PRINTER

BUSY

OPERATING

ON

DATA

WORD

I

U77A,U77C

LINE

PRINTER

COMPLETES

OPERATION

ON

DATA

WORD

AND

IS

NOT

BUSY

I

-f:

DATA

WORD

~f

I

DEVICE

COMMAND

DEVICE

FLAG

SIGNAL

DEVICE

COMMAND

--.L

DEVICE

FLAG

SIGNAL

SENT

TO

TRANSFERRED

FROM FROM

LINE

PRINTER

-

FF

CLEARlIl

BY

FROM

LINE

PRINTER

INTERFACE

CARD

OUTPUT

GOES

FROM

LOGIC

0

DEVICE

FL

At;

GOES

FROM

LOGIC 1

LINE

PRINTER

REGISTER

TO

LINE

PRINTER

TO LOGIC 1

SIGNAL

TO

LOGIC 0

U356

U45B,U55A

U37A,U37B

IAK

SIGNAL

RECEIVED

FROM

COMPUTER

AND

IRO

FF

CLEARED

FLAG

BUFFER

FF

I-

AT

NEXTT2

CLEARED

AT

NOTES:

1.

NUMERALS

PREFIXED

BY

T

INDICATE

TIME

INTERVALS

WITHIN

A

COMPUTER

CYCLE.

2.

DATA

WORD IS

DEFINED

AS A SEVEN BI T ASCII

CODED

WORD

THAT

REPRESENTS ONE OF 36

CHARAcn

liS

TO

BE

PRINTED

OR ONE OF

THREE

CONTROL

WORDS.

3.

THE

ASTERISK

(*J

INDICATES

A

PROGRAMMED

INSTRUCTION

THAT

REQUIRES

THE

LINE

PRINTER

SELECT CODE TO BE

EFFECTIVE.

-

U35B U45B

U47A',U47B

FLAG

BUFFER

FF

IS SET

AND

THEN

FLAG

FF

IS SET

AT

NEXTT2

FOR EACH

DATA

WORD

TRANSFERRED

TO

THE

LINE

PRINTER

ALL

OPERATIONS

ARE

REPEATED

FROM

A

~

DATA

WORDS TO A

TRANSFER

?

NO

(

STOP)

Figure 3-2. Operational Flow Diagram

3-3/3-4

12653A Section IV

SECTION

IV

MAINTENANCE

4-1.

INTRODUCTION.

4·2. This section contains information on diagnostics

and troubleshooting for the line printer interface kit.

4-3.

PREVENTIVE

MAINTENANCE.

. 4·4. Detailed preventive maintenance procedures and

schedules are provided in Volume Two for the computer.

There are

no

separate preventive maintenance procedures

to

be performed on the interface kit.

4-5.

DIAGNOSTICS.

4·6. The interface card may be checked using the

Diagnostic Operating Procedures, part no. 12653·90003,

contained in the Manual

of

Diagnostics. The diagnostic will

check the flag, control, and interrupt circuits, and the input

and output buffer registers on the interface card.

4-7.

TROUBLESHOOTING.

4·8. Troubleshooting for the interface card

is

accom·

plished by performing the tests in the diagnostic program

and analyzing any error halts that occur

as

the test

is

being

run. Continuity checks of the interconnecting cable may be

performed by using table 4·1. To further isolate the

trouble, refer

to

the schematic diagram and parts location

view

in figure 4-1. Table

4-2

contains a parts list for the

interface card with the parts listed in alphanumeric order

by reference designation. Logic and pin location diagrams

for the integrated circuits used on the interface card are

contained in figure 4·2. Table 4·3

gives

the integrated

circuit input levels, output levels, and delay times which

correspond to the integrated circuit characteristic number

shown below each diagram in figure 4-2.

4-9.

CABLE

ASSEMBLY

CONNECTOR

FUNCTIONS.

4·10. Table 4·1 contains a list of cable assembly pin

assignments for the interface card connector and the line

printer connector. The cable assembly contains 12 twisted·

pair conductors. Each twisted pair consists of a signal

conductor and a signal ground conductor. The entries in

table 2·2 are organized with the signal conductor of a

twisted pair listed first and the corresponding signal ground

conductor immediately following. The signal ground

conductors are connected together

at

pins

BB

and 24. In

the cable connector that connects

to

the interface card,

pins 2 through 15 are also connected

to

signal ground

through pins

BB

and 24.

Table 4-1. Cable Assembly, Connector Pin Functions

INTERFACE

CARD

LINE

PRINTER

SIGNAL

NAME

CONNECTOR PINS CONNECTOR PINS WIRE COLOR

INTERFACE

CARD

LINE

PRINTER

A B BRN

Output

Bit

0 Data 1

BB,24 D WHT

Sig

Gnd

B F RED

Output

Bit

1 Data 2

BB,24 J WHT Sig Gnd

C L ORN

Output

Bit

2 Data 3

BB,24 N WHT Sig Gnd

D R

VEL

Output

Bit

3 Data 4

BB,24 T WHT Sig Gnd

E V GRN

Output

Bit

4 Data 5

BB,24 X WHT Sig Gnd

F Z

BLU

Output

Bit

5 Data 6

BB,24 b WHT

Sig

Gnd

H n

VIO

Output

Bit

6 Data 7

BB,24 k WHT

Sig

Gnd

Z,22 j

WHT/BLK

Device Command Data Strobe

88,24

m WHT

Sig

Gnd

AA,23,1 E

WHT/RED

Device

Flag/lnput

Bit

0 Demand Line

B8,24 C WHT

Sig

Gnd

16

CC

GRA

Input

Bi,t 15 Ready

BB,24

EE

WHT

Sig

Gnd

2

thru

15 - - Sig Gnd

4-1

Section IV 12653A

Table 4-2. Line Printer Interface Card Replaceable Parts

REFERENCE

MFR

DESIGNATION

HP

PART

NO. DESCRIPTION CODE

MFR

PART

NO.

C3 0160-0153 Capacitor, Fxd,

My,

1000 pF,

10%,200

VDCW 28480 0160-0152

C4,5 0160-0154 Capacitor, Fxd,

My,

2200 pF,

10%,200

VDCW . 28480 0160-0154

C6

thru

C20, C22

thru

C30 0180-0291 Capacitor, Fxd, Elect,

luF,

10%,35

VDCW 56289

150Dl05X

9035A2

Rl

thru

R16,52,63 0757-0280 Resistor, Fxd,

Flm,

lk,

1%,

1/8W 14674 MF4CD1001F

R 17,19,21,23,25,27,29,31,33, 0698-3444 Resistor, Fxd,

Flm,

316 ohms,

1%,

1/8W 19701 MF4CD3160F

35,37,39,41,43,45,47,50,59

R 18,20,22,24,26,28,30,32,34, 0757-0420 Resistor, Fxd,

Flm,

750 ohms, 1%, 1/8W 28480 0757-0420

36,38,40,42,44,46,48,60

R49,65,66 0698-3440 Resistor, Fxd,

Flm,

196 ohms, 1%, 1/8W 28480 0698-3440

R61,62 0757-0401 Resistor, Fxd, Flm, 100 ohms, 1%, 1/8W 28480 0757-0401

R64 0757-1094 Resistor, Fxd,

Flm,

1.47k,

l%,l/BW

28480 0757-1094

R67, R73

thru

R75 0757-0442 Resistor, Fxd, Flm, 10k, 1

%,

1/8W 14674 MF4CD1002F

R68 thru R72 1810-0020 Resistor

Network

(7

fxd

flm

resistors) 28480 1810-0020

U22,42,62,82 1820-0141 Integrated Circuit,

TTL

04713 SC7514PK

U23,33,43,53,63,73,83,93 1820-0301 Integrated Circuit,

TTL

01295 SN4463

U24

thru

U27,34,44,54,64,74 1820-0956 Integrated Circuit,

CTL

07263 SL3459

84,94

U31,32,51 ,52,71,72,91,92 1820-0140 Integrated Circuit,

TTL

04713 SC7513PK

U35

1820-0069 Integrated Circuit,

TTL

56289 USN7420A

U36,37,47,55,56,57,76,86, 1820-0054 Integrated Circuit,

TTL

01295 SN4343

87,95

U45,46,77 1820-0068 Integrated Circuit,

TTL

12040 SN7410N

U67

1820-0077 Integrated Circuit,

TTL

01295 SN43354

U75,85 1820-0071 Integrated Circuit,

TTL

01295 SN7440N

Wl

thru

W4,6,7,9 8159-0005 Jumper Wire 28480 8159-0005

4-2

Section IV 12653A

1820-0140 1820-0141

CHARACTERISTIC 8 CHARACTERISTIC 45 CHARACTERISTIC4S

1820-0348

CHARACTERISTIC 44 CHARACTERISTIC

17

CHARACTERISTIC 9

Figure 4-2. Integrated Circuit Diagrams

Table 4-3. Integrated Circuit Characteristics

INPUT

LEVEL

OUTPUT

LEVEL

PROPAGATION

CHARACTERISTIC

DELAY

(MAX)

OPEN

LOGIC

1

LOGIC

0

LOGIC

1

LOGIC

0

INPUT

TO

LOGIC

1

TO

LOGIC

0

(VOL

TS,

MIN)

(VOLTS,

MAX)

(VOLTS,

MIN)

(VOLTS,

MAX)

ACTS

AS:

(NANOSECONDS) (NANOSECONDS)

2 +2.0 +0.8 +2.4 +0.4

Logic

1

29

15

8

+2.0

+0.8

+2.4

+0.4 Logic 1

35

50

9

+2.0

+0.8 +2.4 +0.4 Logic 1

40

25

17

+1.25 +0.5 +2.25

-0.36

Logic 0

18

44

+1.8

+1.1 +2.5 +0.4

Logic

1

15

45

+2.0

+1.1

Note

1 +0.5 Logic 1

50

35

NOTE:

1. Depends

on

load.

4-4

12653A Section V

SECTION V

REPLACEABLE

PARTS

5·1.

INTRODUCTION.

5·2. This section contains information for ordering

replacement parts for the

HP

12653A Line Printer Interface

Kit. Table 5·1 lists parts in alphanumeric order by

HP

part

number and lists the following information for each part.

a.

Description

of

the part. (Refer

to

table 5·2 for an

explanation

of

abbreviations and reference designations

used in the DESCRIPTION column.)

b. Typical manufacturer

of

the part in a five·digit

code; refer

to

the list of manufacturers in table 5·3.

c.

Manufacturer's part number.

d. Total quantity

of

each part used in the interface kit.

5·3. A separate parts list

is

provided along with the

parts location

view

for the interface card in section IV

of

this manual. This parts list presents the parts in alpha·

numeric order by reference designation.

5·4.

ORDERING

INFORMATION.

5·5. To order replacement parts, address the order or

inquiry to the local Hewlett·Packard Sales and Service

Office. (Refer to the list

at

the end

of

this manual for

addresses.) Specify the following information for each part

ordered:

a.

Instrument model and serial number.

b. Hewlett·Packard part number for each part.

c.

Description

of

each part.

d. Circuit reference designation.

Table 5·1. Line Printer Interface Kit Replaceable Parts

MFR

HPPART

NO. DESCRIPTION CODE

MFR

PART

NO.

TO

0160·0153 Capacitor, Fxd,

My,

1000

pF,

10%,200

VDCW 28480 0160·0152 1

0160-0154 Capacitor, Fxd,

My,

2200

pF,

10%, 200 VDCW 28480 0160-0154 2

0180-0291 Capacitor, Fxd, Elect, 1

uF,

10%,35

VDCW 56289

150D105X

24

9035A2

0698·3440 Resistor, Fxd, Flm, 196 ohms,

1%,

1/8W 28480 0698-3440 3

0698-3444 Resistor, Fxd, Flm,

316

ohms,

1%,

1/8W 19701 MF4CD3160F 18

0757-0280 Resistor, Fxd,

Flm,lk,

1%, 1/8W 14674 MF4CD1001F 18

0757-0401 Resistor, Fxd, Flm,

100

ohms, 1%, 1/8W 28480 0757-0401 2

0757-0420 Resistor, Fxd,

Flm,

750 ohms, 1%, 1/8W 28480 0757-0420 17

0757·0442 Resistor, Fxd,

Flm,

10k,

1%, 1/8W 14674 MF4CD1002F 4

0757-1094 Resistor, Fxd, Flm, 1.47k, 1

%,

1/8W 28480 0757-1094 1

1810-0020 Resistor

Network

(7

fxd

flm

resistors)

78480

1810-0020 5

1820-0054 Integrated Circuit,

TTL

01295 SN4343

10

1820-0068 Integrated Circuit,

TTL

12040 SN7410N 3

1820·0069 Integrated Circuit,

TTL

56289 USN7420A 1

1820-0071 Integrated Circuit,

TTL.

01295 SN7440N 2

1820-0077 Integrated Circuit,

TTL

01295 SN43354 1

1820-0140 Integrated Circuit,

TTL

04713 SC7513PK 8

1820-0141 Integrated Circuit,

TTL

04713 SC7514PK 4

1820-0301 Integrated Circuit,

TTL

01295 SN4463 8

1820-0956 Integrated Circuit,

CTL

07263 SL3459

11

8159-0005 Jumper Wire 28480 8159-0005 7

12566-8001 Printed Circuit Board 28480 8159-8001 1

12653·60001 Cable Assembly 28480 12653-60001 1

12653·60002 Line Printer Interface Card Assembly 28480 12653-60002 1

12653·90002 Line Printer Interface

Kit

Operating 28480 12653-90002 1

and Service Manual

5·1

Section V 12653A

Table 5-2. Reference Designations and Abbreviations

REFERENCE DESIGNATIONS

A =

assembly

K =

relay

TB =

terminal

board

B =

motor

L =

inductor

TP

=

test

point

BT =

battery

M =

meter

U =

integrated

circuit

C =

capacitor

MC

, =

microcircuit

V =

vacuum

tube,

neon

bulb,

CR =

diode

P =

plug

connector

photocell,

etc.

OL

=

delay

line

Q =

transistor

VR = voltagll

regulator

OS

=

indicator

(lamp)

R =

resistor

W =

cable,

jumper

E =

misc

hardware

RT =

thermistor

X =

socket

F =

fuse

S =

switch

V =

crystal

FL

=

filter

T =

transformer

Z =

tuned

cavity,

network

J =

receptacle

connector

ABBREVIATIONS

A =

amperes

gnd =

ground(ed)

ph

= Phillips

head

ac

=

alternating

current

gra =

gray

pk

=

peak

ad

=

anode

grn =

green

pop

=

peak-to-peak

AI

=

aluminum

pt

=

point

AR

= as

required

H =

henries

PIV =

peak

inverse voltage

adj

=

adjust

Hg

=

mercury

PNP = positive-negative-positive

Assy =

assembly

hr =

houds)

PWV =

peak

working

voltage

Hz =

hertz

porc

=

porcelain

B =

base

hdw

=

hardware

posn

=

position(s)

bp

=

bandpass

hex

=

hexagon,

hexagonal

pozi =

pozidrive

bfo

=

beat

frequency

oscillator

ph

brz

=

phosphor

bronze

blk

=

black

10 =

inside

diameter

blu

=

blue

IF =

intermediate

frequency

rf

=

radio

frequency

brn

=

brown

in. =

inch,

inches

rdh

=

round

head

brs

=

brass

I/O =

input/output

rmo

=

rack

mount

only

Btu

=

British

thermal

unit

int

=

internal

rms =

root-mean-square

bwc

=

backward

wave

oscillator

incl = include(s) RWV = reverse

working

voltage

Be Cu =

beryllium

copper

insul =

insulation,

insulated

rect

=

rectifier

impgrg =

impregnated

r/min

=

revolutions

per

minute

C =

collector

incand

=

incandescent

cw

=

clockwise

s =

second

=

counterclockwise

k = kilo

(10

3),

kilohm

SB =

slow-blow

ccw

cer

=

ceramic

Se

=

selenium

Ip =

low

pass

cmo

=

cabinet

mount

only

Si

= silicon

com

=

common

= milli (10-3) scr =

silicon-controlled

rectifier

m

crt

=

cathode-ray

tube

M = mega

(10

6),

megohm

sil = silver

CTL

=

capacitor-transistor

logic My = Mylar sst = stainless steel

cath

=

cathode

mfr =

manufacturer

stl = steel

cd

pi =

cadmium

plate

=

momentary

spcl = special

mom

Comp

=

composition

mtg

=

mounting

spdt

= single-pole,

double-throw

conn

=

connector

misc =

miscellaneous

spst = single-pole, single-throw

compl

=

complete

met

ox

=

metal

oxide

semicond

=

semiconductor

mintr

=

miniature

dc

=

direct

current

Ta

=

tantalum

dr

= drive n =

nano

(10-9)

td

=

time

delay

OTL

=

diode-transistor

logic nc =

normally

closed

or

no

Ti =

titanium

de

pc

=

deposited

carbon

connection

tgl =

toggle

dpdt

=

double-pole,

double-throw

Ne

=

neon

thd

=

thread

dpst

=

double-pole,

single-throw

no. =

number

or

normally

open

tol

=

tolerance

np

= nickel

plated

TTL

=

transistor-transistor

logic

E =

emitter

NPN = negative-positive-negative

term

=

terminal

ext

=

external

NPO = negative positive zero (zero

encap

=

encapsulated

temperature

coefficient)

U

(11)

=

micro

(10-6)

elctlt

=

electrolytic

NSR =

not

separately

replaceable

NRFR

=

not

recommended

for

field V = volt(s)

F =

farads

replacement

var = variable

FF

=

flip-flop

vio =

violet

flh =

flat

head

00

=

outside

diameter

VOCW =

direct

current

working

volts

flm

= film

aBO

=

order

by

description

fxd

=

fixed

orn

=

orange

W =

watts

filh = fillister

head

ovh = oval

head

ww =

wirewound

oxd

=

oxide

wht

=

white

G = giga

(10

9) WIV =

working

inverse voltage

Ge =

germanium

p = pico (10-12)

gl

= glass PC =

printed

circuit

yel =

yellow

5-2

12653A Section V

Code

No.

00000

0013(;

0021:1

00287

00334

0034B

0037:1

00651;

00779

00781

0080!)

0081:;

0085:1

0086(;

00891

0092!l

01002

01009

01121

0125:;

01281

01295

01349

0153!1

01589

01670

01930

01960

02114

0211(;

02286

02660

02735

02771

02777

02875

03296

03508

03705

03797

03818

03877

03888

03954

04009

04013

04062

04217

04222

04354

04404

04651

04673

04713

04732

04773

0479(;

04811

04870

04919

0500(;

05277

00015

·49

Table

5·3.

Code

List

of

Manufacturers

The

following

code

numbers

are

from

the

Federal

Supply

Code

for

Manufacturers

Cataloging

Handbooks

H4-1

(Name

to Code)

and

H4-2

(Code

to

Name)

and

their·

latest

supplements.

The

date

of

revision

and

the

date

of

the

supplements

used

appear

at

the

bottom

of

each

page.

Alpha-

betical

codes

have

been

arbitrarily

assigned

to

suppliers

not appearing in the

H4

Handbooks.

Manufacturer

Address

u.

S.

A

Common

.......

Any

supplier

of U.

S.

McCoy

Electronics

...

Mount Holly

Springs,

Pa.

Sage

Electronics

Corp

.....

Rochester,

N. Y.

Cemeo,

Inc

.............

Danielson,

Conn.

Humidial . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Colton,

Calif.

Mictron,

Co. , Inc

...

..

.

Valley

Stream,

N.

Y.

Garlock

Inc

............

Cherry

Hill,

N.

J .

Aerovox

Corp

..........

New

Bedford,Mass.

Amp. Inc. . . . .

.....

Harrisburg,

Pa.

Aircraft

Radio

Corp..

. . . . . . . Boonton, N. J .

Craven,

.Ltd

...

,

...

Whitby, OntariO, Canada

Northern Engineering

Laboratories.

Inc

........

.

Burlington

,

Wis.

Sangamo

Electric

Co. ,

Pickens

Div.

.

...........

Pickens,

S.

C.

Goe

Engineering

Co

.....

City

of

Industry,

Cal.

Carl

E.

Holmes

Corp

......

Los

Angeles,

Cal.

Microlab

Inc..

.

..

.

......

Livingston,

N.J.

General

Electric

Co. ,

Capacitor

Dept

.........

Hudson

Falls,

N. Y.

Alden

Products

Co

.........

Brockton,Mass.

Allen

Bradley

Co

...........

Milwaukee

, Wis.

Litton

Industries,

Inc

..

.

Beverly

Hills,

Cal.

TRW

Semiconductors,

Inc

.

...

. Lawndale, Cal.

Texas

Instruments,

Inc. ,

Transistor

Products

Div

...

Dallas,

Texas

The

Alliance

Mfg. Co

........

Alliance,

Ohio

Small

Parts

Inc.

.

.......

Los

Angeles,

Cal.

Pacific

Relays,

Inc

.........

Van

Nuys,

Cal.

Gudebrod

Bros.

Silk

Co

.....

.

New

York,

N.Y.

Amerock

Corp.

...

.

.......

Rockford,

Ill.

Pulse

Engineering

Co

...

0 • Santa

Clara,

Cal.

Ferroxcube

Corp. of

America.

. . . .

....

.

Saugerties,

N.

Y.

Wheelock

Signals,Inc

......

Long

Branch,

N.J.

Cole

Rubber and

Plastics

Inc

..

Sunnyvale, Cal.

Amphenol-Borg

Electronics

Corp. . . . .

........

Broadview,

TIL

Radio Corp.

of

America,

Semi-

conductor and

Materials

Division

.....

.........

Somerville

,

N.J.

Vocaline

Co. of

America,

Inc.

. . . . .

..

Old

Saybrook,

Conn.

Hopkins EngineeringCo

....

San

Fernando,

Cal.

Hudson

Tool

&

Die

..........

Newark,N.J.

Nylon

Molding

Corp

........

Springfield,

N.

J.

G. E. Semiconductor

Prod.

Dept. . . .

..

....

..

Syracuse,

N.

Y.

Apex Machine & Tool

Co

.......

Dayton,Ohio

Eldema

Corp

............

Compton,

Calif.

Parker

Seal

Co

..........

Los

Angeles,

Cal.

Transitron

Electric

Corp

....

Wakefield,

Mass.

Pyrofilm

Resistor

Co. ,

Inc. . . . . . .

.Cedar

Knolls,

N.J.

Singer Co. ,

Diehl

Div. ,

Finderne

Plant.

. . . . . . . .

Sumerville,

N. J .

Arrow,

Hart and Hegeman

Elect.

Co

.

.............

Hartford, Conn.

Taruus

Corp. .

........

Lambertville,

N.

J.

Arco

Electronic

Inc

..

....

. Great

Neck,

N. Y.

Essex

Wire

......

.....

.

Los

Angeles,

Cal.

Hi-Q

Division

of

Aerovox

..

Myrtle

Beach,

S.

C.

Precision

Paper

Tube Co .

.....

Wheeling,

III

Palo Alto

Division

of

Hewlett-

Packard

Co

.............

Palo

Alto,

Cal.

Sylvania

Electric

Products,

Microwave

Device

Div

...

Mountain

View,

Cal.

Dakota

Engr.

Inc.

.

....

Culver

City,

Cal.

Motorola

Inc. Semiconductor

Prod. Div.

....

. Phoenix,

Arizona

Filtron

Co.

,Inc.

Western

Div.

Culver City,

Cal.

Automatic

Electric

Co. . . . . . .

Northlake,

Ill.

Sequoia

Wire

Co .

.......

Redwood City, Cal.

PreciSion

Coil

Spring

Co

.....

EI

Monte,

Cal.

P.

M.

Motor

Company..

.

..

Westchester,

III

Component Mfg.

Service

Co.

...

. .

W.

Bridgewater,

Mass,

Twentieth Century

Plastics,

Inc. .

.......

..

Los

Angeles,

Cal.

Westinghouse

Electric

Corp.

Semiconductor Dept. . . Youngwood,

Pa.

Code

No.

05347

05397

05574

05593

05616

05624

05728

05729

05783

05820

06004

06090

06175

06402

06540

06555

06666

06751

06812

06980

07088

07126

07137

07138

07149

07233

07256

07261

07263

07322

07387

07397

07700

07829

07910

07933

07980

08145

08289

08358

08524

08664

08717

08718

08727

08792

08806

08984

09026

09097

09134

09145

09250

09353

09569

09795

09922

10214

10411

10646

Manufacturer

Address

Ultronix,

Inc. . . San

Mateo,

Cal.

Union Carbine Corp

0,

Elect.

Div.

.......

.

..

, . . New

York,

N.

Y.

Viking Ind. Inc

...........

Canoga

Park,

Cal.

Icore

Electro-Plastics

Inc

..

...

. SUnnyvale, Cal.

Cosmo

Plastic

(c/o

Electrical

Spec. Co.)

.........

Cleveland,

Ohio

Barber Colman Co. .

.........

Rockford, Ill.

Tiffen

Optical

Co. .

..

.

Roslyn

Heights,

Long

Island,

N.

Y.

Metro-Tel

Corp..

. . .

.....

Westbury

,N.

Y.

Stewart Engineering Co. .

....

Santa

Cruz,

Cal.

Wakefield

Engineering

Inc

..

.

..

Wakefield,

Mass.

Bassick

Co. , Div.

of

Stewart

Warner Corp

..

.

Bridgeport,

Conn.

Raychem

Corp.

.

.....

. Redwood

City,

Cal.

Bausch

and

Lomb

Optical

Co. .

......

. . .

Rochester,

N.

Y.

E.

T.A.

Products

Co. of

America

..

. .

Chicago,

Ill.

Amatom

Electronic

Hardware

Co.

,Inc.

.......

New

Rochelle,

N.

Y.

Beede

Electrical

Instrument

Co. , Inc. . .

..

Penacook,

N. H.

General

Devices

Co. ,Inc

.....

Indianapolis, Ind.

Components Inc.

,Ariz.

Div

...

Phoenix,

Arizona

Torrington

Mfg. Co.

,West

Div

...

Van

Nuys,

Cal.

Varian

Assoc.

Etmac

Div

.....

San

Carlos,

Cal.

Kelvin

Electric

Co. . . . . .

..

Van

Nuys,

Cal.

Digitran

Co.

. . .

...

Pasadena,

Cal.

Transistor

Electronics

Corp.. . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Minneapolis,

Minn.

Westinghouse

Electric

Corp.

,Electronic

Tube Div

....

.

Elmira,

N.

Y.

Filmohm

Corp.

. . . .

..

New

York,

N.

Y.

Cinch-Graphik

Co. .

....

City

of

Industry,

Cal.

Silicon

Transistor

Corp .

...

Carle

Place,

N.

Y.

Avnet Corp. . .

...

Culver

City,

Cal.

Fairchild

Camera

& Inst.

Corp.,

Semiconductor Div

..

Mountain

View,

Cal.

Minnesota Rubber Co .

.....

Minneapolis,

Minn.

Birtcher

Corp, The .

....

. Monterey

Park,

Cal.

Sylvania

Elect.

Prod.

Inc.,

Mt.

View Operations .

...

Mountain View 1 Cal.

Technical

Wire

Products

Inc. . .

'.

Cranford,

N.J.

Bodine

Elect.

Co

.............

Chicago,

Ill.

Continental

Device

Corp

..

...

. Hawthorne, Cal.

Raytheon

Mfg.

Co.,

Semi-

conductor Div .

........

Mountain

View,

Cal.

Hewlett-Packard

Co. ,

New

Jersey

Division.

U.

S.

Engineering Co .. .

Blinn,

Delbert

Co

...

.

Burgess

Battery

Co

...

.

Rockaway, N.

J.

. .

Los

Angeles,

Cal.

Pomona,

Cal.

.

Niagara

Falls,

Ontario, Canada

Deutsch

Fastener

Corp

.....

Los

Angeles,

Cal.

Bristol

Co. , The Waterbury, Conn

Sloan

Company

..

Sun

Valley,

Cal.

ITT Cannon

Electric

Inc. ,

Phoenix Div .

............

Phoenix,

Arizona

National Radio

Lab.

Inc ..

..

,

..

Paramus,

N.J.

CBS

Electronics

Semiconductor

Operations,Div.of

CBS Inc

....

Lowell,

Mass.

General

Electric

Co. ,

Miniature Lamp Dept .

......

.

Cleveland,

Ohio

Mel-Rain

..

. Indianapolis, Ind.

Babcock

Relays

Div

.........

Costa

Mesa,

Cal.

Electronic

Enclosures

Inc

...

Los

Angeles,

Calif.

Texas

Capacitor Co

.........

Houston,

Texas

Tech.

Ind.

Inc.

Atohm

Elect.

. . . . . . . . . . . . .

..

Burbank,

Cal.

Electro

Assemblies,

Inc

....

.....

Chicago, Ill.

C & K Components Inc

..

......

. Newton,

Mass.

Mallory

Battery

Co.

of

Canada, Ltd.. . . .

..

Toronto,

Ontario,

Canada

Pennsylvania

Florocarbon.

'clifton

Heights,

Penn.

Burndy Corp

..

...........

. Norwalk, Corm.

General

Transistor

Western

Corp

..........

.

Ti-Tal,

Inc. . .

......

.

Carborundum Co. .

....

.

Los

Angeles,

Cal.

. . . .

Berkeley,

Cal.

Niagara

Falls,

N. Y.

Code

No.

11236

11237

11242

11312

11314

11453

11534

11711

11717

11870

12136

12361

12574

12697

12728

12859

12881

12930

12954

13019

13061

13103

13327

13396

13835

14099

14193

14298

14433

14493

14655

14674

14752

14960

15106

15203

15287

15291

15558

15566

15631

15772

15801

15818

16037

16179

16352

16554

16585

16688

16758

17109

17474

17675

17745

17856

17870

18042

18083

18324

18476

18486

18565

18583

18612

18873

18911

19315

19500

19589

Manufacturer

CTS of

Berne,

Inc .

..

'

Chicago

Telephone

of

California,

Inc. .

..

Bay

State

Electronics

Corp.

Teledyne

Inc.

,Microwave

Address

.

Berne,

Ind.

So.

Pasadena,

Cal.

.

Waltham,

Mass.

Di v. . . . . .

Palo

Alto,

Cal.

National

Seal

......

Downey .

Cal.

PreciSion

Connector Corp. . .

Jamaica,

N.

Y.

Duncan

Electronics

Inc. .

...

.

Costa

Mesa,

Cal.

General Instrument Corp. ,

Semiconductor

Division

Products

Group

Imperial

Electronic,

Inc ..

Melabs,

Inc:.

Philadelphia

Handle

Co.

Grove Mfg.

Co.,

Inc.

Gulton Ind. Inc

..

Data

System

Newark,

N.J.

BUena

Park,

Cal.

Palo

Alto,

Cal.

Camden,

N.J.

Shady

Grove,

Pa.

Div..

Albuquerque,

N.

M .

Clarostat

Mfg.

Co. . . .

...

Dover,

N.

H.

Elmar

Filter

Corp.

. .

..

W.

Haven, Conn .

Nippon

Electric

Co. , Ltd. . Tokyo, Japan

Mctex

Electronics

Corp. .

Clark,

N. J .

Delta

Semiconductor Inc

...

Newport

Beach,

Cal.

Dickson

Electronics

Corp..

Scottsdale,

Arizona

Aireo

Supply Co. , Inc. Witchita, Kansas

Wileo

Products

...

Detroit,

Mich.

Thermolloy

.

Dallas.

Texas

Solitron

Devices

Inc. . Tappan, N. Y.

Telefunken (GmbH) . Hanover ,Germany

Midland-Wright

Div. of

Pacific

Industries,Inc.

"

Kansas

City,

Kansas

Sem-Tech

. . Newbury

Park,

Cal.

Calif.

Resistor

Corp.

. . Santa Monica, Cal.

American

Components,

Inc

...

Conshohocken,

Pa.

ITT

Semiconductor.

a Div. of

Int. Telephone and

Telegraph

Corporation

...

West

Palm

Beach,

Fla.

Hewlett-Packard

Company. . Loveland, Colo.

Cornell

Dublier

Electric

Corp

..

Newark, N .

.J.

Corning

Glass

Works

...

Corning,

N.

Y.

Electro

Cube

Inc..

. . .

San

Gabriel,Cal.

Williams

Mfg. Co.

..

San.Jose,

Cal.

The

Sphere

Co.

,Inc.

Little

Falls.

N.J.

Webster

Electronics

Co. . . New York,

N.

Y.

Scionics

Corp.

Northridge,Cal.

Adjustable Bushing Co. .

N.

Hollywood, Cal.

Micron

Electronics

..

Garden

City,

Long Island,N. Y.

Amprobe

Inst.

Corp.

.

..

Lynbrook,

N.

Y.

Cabletronics

...

Costa

Mesa,

Cal.

Twentieth Century Coil

Spring;

Co.

Fenwal

Elect.

Inc

..

.

Amelco

Ine.

Spruce Pine

Mica

Co.

Omni-Spectra

Inc.

Computer Diode Corp.

Electroid

Co.

Boots

Aircraft

Nut Corp

...

Ideal

Prec.

Meter Co.

,Inc.,

Santa

Clara,

Cal.

Framingham,

Mass.

Mountain View. Cal.

. . Spruce

Pine,

N.

C.

Detroit.

Ill.

Lodi.

N.,I.

Union,

N.J.

Pasadena,

Cal.

De Jur Meter Div. Brooklyn, N.

Y.

Delco

Radio

Div.

of

G.

M.

Corp .

..

'.

Kokomo. Ind.

Thermonetics

Inc. .

...

Canoga

Park,Cai.

Tranex

Company

..

Mountain

View.

Cal.

Hamlin Metal

Products

Corp.

...

Akron, Ohio

Angstrohm

Pree.

Inc. . . No. Hollywood. Cal.

Siliconix

Inc. .

..

Sunnyvale, Cal.

McGraw-Edison

Co. .

Manchester,

N.

H.

Power

Design

Pacific

Inc. . .

..

Palo

Alto,

Cal.

Clevite

Corp. Semiconductor Div

..

Palo

Alto.

Cal.

Signetics

Corp. . .

..

Sunnyvale, Cal.

Ty-Car

Mfg. Co

..

Inc. .

..

Holliston,

Mass.

TRW

Elect.

Camp.

Div.

..

Des

Plaines,

Ill.

Chomerics

...

.....

Plainvi.lle,

Mass.

Curtis

Instrument,

Inc. . . . . . Mt.

Kisco,

N. Y.

Vishay

Instruments

Inc..

Malvern,

Pa.

E.1.

DuPont and

Co.,

Inc. Wilmington,

Del.

Durant Mfg. Co. . Milwaukee, Wis.

The Bendix Corp.

,Navigation

&

Control Div.

..

Teterboro,

N.J.

Thomas

A. Edison

Industries,

Div.of

McGraw-Edison

....

West

Orange,

N.J.

Concoa.

Baldwin Park, Cal.

Revised:

May,

1970

From:

Handbook Supplements

H4-1

Dated

January

1970

5·3

Section V 12653A

Table

5-3_

Code List

of

Manufacturers (Continued)

Code

No. Manufacturer

Address

Code Manufacturer

Address

Code

No.

19644

19701

20183

21226

21355

21520

23020

23042

23783

24455

24655

24681

26365

26462

26851

26992

28480

28520

30817

33173

35434

36196

36287

37942

39543

40920

40931

42190

43990

44655

46384

47904

48620

49956

52090

52983

54294

55026

55933

55938

56137

56289

58474

59446

59730

60741

61775

62119

63743

64959

65092

66295

66346

70276

70309

70318

70417

70485

70563

70674

70903

70998

71002

71034

71041

71218

71279

71286

71313

71400

71436

71447

71450

71468

71471

LRC

Electronics

..........

Horseheads,

N.

Y.

Electra

Mfg. Co. . . Independence, Kansas

General

Atronics

Corp. .

....

Philadelphia,

Pa.

Execu

tone,

Inc.

.....

Long Island

City,

N.

Y.

Fafnir

Bearing

Co

..

The New

Britian,

Conn.

Fansteel

Metallurgical

Corp

....

N.

Chicago,

Ill.

General

Reed Co. .

.......

Metuchen,

N.

J.

Texscan

Corp. .

......

Indianapolis,

Ind.

British

Radio

Electronics

Ltd

...

Washing'1:on,

D.C.

G.

E.

Lamp

Division,

Nela

Park,Cleveland,

Ohio

General

Radio Co. . .

..

West

Concord,

Mass.

Memcor

Inc.

,Comp.Div

.......

Huntington,lnd.

Gries

Reproducer Corp

....

New

Rochelle,

N. Y.

Grobert

File

Co.

of

America,

Inc.

Carlstadt,

N.

J.

Compac

..

Hollister

Co.

..

Hollister.

Cal.

Hamilton Watch Co. . . .

..

Lancaster,

Pa.

Hewlett-Packard

Co.

..

Palo

Alto.

Cal.

Heyman Mfg. Co. . . . . . . . . Kenilworth.

N.

J.

Instrument

Specialties

Co ...

Inc

.........

.......

.

G.

E.

Receiving

Tube Dept.

Lectrohm

Inc.

Stanwyck

Coil

Products.

..

Little

Falls,

N.

J.

..

.

Owensboro,

Ky.

.

Chicago,

Ill.

htd. Hawkesbury,

Ontario,

Canada

Cunningham,

W.H.

&

Hill,

Ltd. .

...

Toronto,

Ontario,

Canada

P.

R.

Mallory & Co ... Inc

.....

Indianapolis,

Ind.

Mechanical

Industries

Prod. Co. Akron. Ohio

MiniaturE'

Precision

Bearings

,Inc

..

Keene.

N.

H.

HoneY\l.'cll Inc. .

....

Minneapolis,

Minn.

Muter Co.

....

.

.......

.

Chicago,

Ill.

C. A.

Norgren

Co. Englewood,

Colo.

Ohmile

Mfg.

Co.

.

.........

Skokie,

Ill.

Penn Eng. &Mfg. Corp. .

..

Doylestown,

Pa.

Polaroid

Corp.

.....

.

..

Cambridge.

Mass.

Prccision

Thermometer

&

Inst. Co.

............

Southampton, Pa.

Microwave

&

Power

Tube Div

...

Waltham,

Mass.

Rowan

Controller

Co

........

Westminster,

Md.

HP

Co

Med.

Elec.

Div

.....

Waltham.

Mass.

Shallcross

Mfg. Co.

....

.

.....

Selma,

N.

C.

Simpson

Electric

Co. . . . . . .

Chicago.

Ill.

Sonotone Corp. .

....

Elmsford,

N.

Y.

Raythcon Co.

Commercial

Apparatus

&:

System

Div. . . So. Norwalk, Conn.

Spaulding

Fibre

Co

..

Inc. .

..

Tonawanda. N.

Y.

Sprague

Electric

Co.

North

Adams.

Mass.

Superior

Elect.

Co. . .

Bristol,

Conn.

Telex

Corp.

.

..

Tulsa,

Okla.

Thomas

&

Betts

Co. . . .

Elizabeth,

N.J.

Triplett

Electrical

Inst.

Co

.....

Bluffton, Ohio

Union Switch and Signal Div. of

Westinghouse

Air

Brake Co.

..

Pittsburgh,

Pa.

Universal

Electric

Co. .

.....

Owosso,

Mich.

Ward-Leonard

Electric

Co

...

Mt. Vernon, N. Y.

WCf;tern

Electric

Co.,

Inc

....

New

York,

N.

Y.

Weston

Inst. Inc.

Weston-Newark.

Newark.

N.J.

Wiltek

Mfg. Co.

..

.

......

Chicago,

Ill.

Minnesota Mining & Mfg. Co.

Revpre

Mincom

Div.

. St.

Paul,

Minn.

Allen

Mfg. Co.

....

. Hartford. Conn.

Allied

Control

.New

York.

N.

Y.

Allmetal

Screw

Product Co. , Inc.

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Garden

City,

N.

Y.

Amplex.

Div.

of

Chrysler

Corp. .

Detroit.

Mich.

Atlantic India Rubber WorkS, Inc

...

Chicago,

Ill.

Amperite

Co. , Inc. . . Union

City,

N. J.

ADC

Products

Inc.

.Minneapolis,

Minn.

Belden

Mfg. Co. .

Chicago.

Ill.

Ilird

Electric

Corp.

.

Cleveland,

Ohio

Birnbach Radio Co. New York. N.

Y.

BIiley

Electric

Co.

,Inc.

.

..

Ene,

Pa.

Boston

Gear Works Div. of

Murray Co. of

Texas

.

Quincey,

Mass.

Bud

Radio,

Inc.

Willoughby,

Ohio

Cambridge

Thermionics

Corp. Ca.mbridge,

Mass.

Camloc

Fastener

Corp. .

.....

Paramus,

N. J.

Cardwell

Condenser Corp.

........

. Lindenhurst, L.

I.,

N.

Y.

Bussmann

Mfg. Div. of

McGraw-Edison

Co. .

...

St.

Louis,

Mo.

Chicago

Condenser

Corp. .

......

Chicago,

Ill.

Calif.

Spring Co.

,Inc

......

Pico-Rivera,

Cal.

CTS

Corp.

............

.

..

Elkhart,

Ind.

ITT

Cannon

Electric

Inc.

.

..

Los

Angeles,

Cal.

Cinema,

Div.

Aerovox

Corp

.....

Burbank, Cal.

00015-49

Revised:

May,

1970

5-4

No.

71482 C.

P.

Clare

& Co.

71590

Centralab

Div. of .

.........

Chicago,

Ill.

71616

71700

71707

71744

71785

Globe Union Inc. .

....

Milwaukee,

Wis.

Commercial

Plastics

Co.

.Chicago,

Ill.

Cornish

Wire Co. , The

...

. New

York,

N.

Y.

Coto Coil Co.

,Inc.

PrOVidence, R.1.

Chicago Miniature Lamp Works

...

Chicago,

Ill.

Cinch

Mf~.

Co.,

Howard B.

Jones

Div.

.....

.Chicago,

Ill.

71984 Dow

Corning

Corp

..........

Midland,

Mich.

72136

Electro

Motive

Mfg.

Co.

,

Inc.

72619

Dialight

Corp.

Willimantic,

Conn.

...

Brooklyn,

N.

Y.

72656

Indiana

General

Corp.

,

Electronics

Div.

. .

Keasby,

N.J.

72699 General Instrument Corp. ,

72765

72825

72928

72962

72964

72982

73061

73076

73138

Cap

Division.

. Newark, N. J.

Drake

Mf~.

Co. . . . Harwood

Heights,

Ill.

Hugh H.

Eby

Inc.

.

.......

Philadelphia,

Pa.

Gudeman Co.

..

.Chicago,

Ill.

Elastic

Stop

Nut

Corp. . . .

..

Union, N. J.

Robert

M.

Hadley

Co

......

Los

Angeles,

Cal.

Erie

Technological

Products,

Inc

....

Erie,

Pa.

Hansen

Mf~.

Co. , Inc

........

Princeton,

Ind.

H.

M.

Harper Co.

..

.

..

Chicago,

Ill.

Helipot Div. of Beckman Inst. , Inc.

.......

.

Fullerton,

Cal.

73293 Hughes

Products

Division

of

Hughes

Aircraft

Co

....

Newport

Beach,

Cal.

73445

Amperex

Eleet.

Co. . .

Hicksville,

L.1.

.

N.

Y.

73506

Bradley

Semiconductor Corp.

73559

73586

73682

73734

73743

73793

73846

73899

73905

73957

74276

74455

74861

74868

74970

75042

75263

75378

75382

75818

75915

76005

76210

76433

. . . . . . . . . .

..

.

......

New Haven, Conn.

Carling

Electric,

Inc. .

.....

Hartford, Conn.

Circle

F Mfg. Co

....

"

......

Trenton,

N.J.

George

K.

Garrett Co. ,

Div.

MSL

Industries,

Inc

...

Philadelphia.

Pa.

Federal

Screw

Products,

Inc

.....

Chicago, Ill.

Fischer

Special

Mfg. Co

.....

Cincinnati, Ohio

General

Industries

Co. , The

.....

Elyria,

Ohio

Goshen

Stamping

&

Tool

Co

......

Goshen,

Ind.

JFD

Electronics

Corp

........

Brooklyn,

N.

Y.

Jennings Radio Mfg. Corp

.....

San

Jose,

Cal.

Groove-Pin

Corp

..........

Ridgefield,

N.J.

Signalite Inc. .

.........

Neptune, N.

J.

H.

Winns, and Sons

...

Winchester.

Mass.

Industrial Condenser Corp

.......

Chicago,

Ill.

R. F.

Products

Division

of

Amphenol-Borg

Electronic

Corp.

. . . . . . . Danbury, Conn.

E. F. Johnson Co. . . . . .

Waseca,

Minn.

International

Resistance

Co.

Philadelphia,

Pa.

Keystone Carbon

Co.,

Inc

.....

St.

Marys,

Pa.

CTS

Knights,

Inc

............

Sandwich.

Ill.

Kulka

Electric

Corp

.......

Mt.

Vernon.

N.

Y.

Lenz

Electric

Mfg. Co

...

,

.....

Chicago,

Ill.

Littlefuse,

Inc. .

.........

Des

Plaines,

Ill.

Lord Mfg. Co. .

...

.

Erie,

Pa.

C.

W.

Marwedel

........

San

Francisco,

Cal.

General Instrument Corp. ,

Micamold

Division.

. . . Newark,

N.J.

76487

James

Millen Mfg.

Co.,

Inc. Malden.

Mass.

76493 ,), W.

Miller

Co

..........

Los

Angeles,

Cal.

76530 Cinch-Monadnock,

Div.

of United Carr

76545

76703

76854

77068

Fastener

Corp. .

.......

San

Leandro,

Cal.

Mueller

Electric

Co. .

..

.

...

Cleveland,

Ohio

National Union

....

Newark,

N. J.

Oak

Manufacturing

Co. .

..

Crystal

Lake.

Ill.

The

Bendix

Corp

..

ElectrodynamiCS

Div.

..

N. Hollywood, Cal.

77075

Pacific

Metals

Co. . . San

Francisco,

Cal.

77221

Phaostran

Instrument

and

Electronic

Co. So.

Pasadena,

Cal.

77252

Philadelphia

Steel

and

Wire

Corp.

.

...........

Philadelphia,

Pa.

77342

American

Machine

&

Foundry

Co.

Potter

& Brumfield

Div.

. . .

Princeton,

Ind.

77630 TRW

Electronic

Components

Div.

Camden,

N.J.

77638 General Instrument Corp. ,

77764

77969

78189

78277

78283

78290

Rectifier

Division

.......

.

Resistance

Products

Co.

..

Rubbercraft

Corp.

of

Calif.

..

Shakeproof

Division

of

.

Brooklyn,

N.

y.

Harrisburg,

Pa.

.

Torrance,

Cal.

IllinoiS Tool

Works.

. . .

..

Elgin,

Ill.

Sigma

..............

So.

Braintree,

Mass.

Signal Indicator Corp

.......

New York, N.

Y.

Struthers-Dunn Inc

..........

Pitman,

N.J.

78452

78471

78488

78493

78553

78790

78947

79136

79142

79251

79727

79963

80031

80033

80120

80131

80207

80223

80248

80294

80411

80486

80509

80583

80640

80813

81030

81073

81095

81312

81349

81483

81541

81860

82042

82047

82116

82142

82170

82209

82219

82376

82389

82647

82768

82866

82877

82893

83058

83086

83125

83148

83186

83298

83315

83324

83330

83332

83385

83501

83594

83740

83777

83821

83942

84171

84396

84411

Manufacturer

Address

Thompson-Bremer

&

Co.

.

..

Chica(,{o, Ill.

Tilley

Mfg. Co

.........

San

Francisco,

Cal.

Stackpole

Carbon

Co.

. .St.

Marys.

Pa.

Standard Thomson Corp

......

Waltham.

Mass.

Tinnerman

Products.

Inc .

...

.

Cleveland.

Ohio

Transformer

Engineers

....

San

Gabriel,

Cal.

Ucinite Co. . . . .

...

.

Newtonville.

Mass.

Waldes

Kohinoor

Inc

...

Long

Island

City.

N.

Y.

Veeder Root,

Inc

..........

Hartford. Conn.

WeneD Mfg. Co. .

...........

Chicago,

Ill.

Continental-Wirt

Electronics

Corp.

..................

Philadelphia.

I'a.

Zierick

Mfg.

Corp.

. . New

Rochelle.

N.

Y.

Mepco

Division

of

Sessions

Clock Co.

.........

.

Morristown,

N

..

I.

Prestole

Corp

...

..........

.

Toledo,

Ohio

Schnitzer

Alloy

Products

Co

...

Elizabeth,

N

..

1.

Electronic

Industries

Association.

Standard tube

or

semi

-conductor

device.

any

manufacturer.

Dnimax Switch,

Div.

Maxon

Electronics

Corp.

..

.

......

Wallingford, Conn.

United

Transformer

Corp

....

New York,

N.

Y.

Oxford

Electric

Corp

..........

Chicago,

Ill.

Bourns Inc

..

............

.

Riverside,

Cal.

Areo

Div.

of Robertshaw Controls Co.

Columbus. Ohio

All

Star

Products

Inc. .

......

Defiance.

Ohio

Avery

Label

Co.

...

.

..

Monrovia. Cal.

Hammarlund Co. , Inc

....

..

. Mars

Hill,

N.

C.

Stevens,

Arnold,

Co. ,Inc

.....

Boston,

Mass.

Dimeo

Gray Co. .

....

Dayton,

Ohio

International Inst. Inc. .

......

Orange,

Conn.

Grayhill

Co. . . . . . . . .

LaGrange,

Ill.

Triad

Transformer

Corp. . . . . . .

Venice,

Cal.

Winchester

Elec.

Div.

Litton

Ind. , Inc.

Oakville,

Conn.

Military

Specification

"

International

Rectifier

Corp

..

EI

Segundo, Cal.

Airpax

Electronics,

Inc

..

Cambridge,

Maryland

Barry

Controls,

Div.

Barry

Wright Corp.

.................

. Watertown,

Mass.

Carter

Precision

Electric

Co

....

~

Skokie, Ill.

Sperti Faraday Inc. , Copper Hewitt

Electric

Div. .

...........

Hoboken,

N.

J.

Electric

Regulator Corp.

....

Norwalk, Conn.

Jeffers

Electronics

DiviSion of

Speer Carbon Co. .

.....

:

...

Du

Bois,

Pa.

Fairchild

Camera

& Inst.

Corp.,

Space &

Defense

Systems

Div

..

Paramus,

N.J.

Magurie

Industries,

Inc

.....

Greenwich, Conn.

Sylvania

Electric

Prod.

, Inc.

Electronic

Tube

Division

....

Emporium,

Pa.

Astron Corp

.....

East

Newark,

Harrison,

N.

J.

SWitchcraft, Inc. . . . . Chicago, Ill.

Metals

&

Controls

Inc. ,

Spencer

Products.

. . .

Attleboro,

Mass.

Phillips-Advance

Control

Co

........

Joliet,

Ill.

. Madison, Wis.

Research

Products

Corp.

.

..

Rolton

Mfg.

Co.,

Inc.

.

Woodstock.

N.

Y.

.. Glendale, Cal.

..

. Cambridge,

Mass.

Vector

Electronic

Co

..

.

Carr

Fastener

Co

....

.

New

Hampshire

Ball

Bearing.

Inc. .

.....

.Peterborough,

N.

H .

General Instrument Corp. ,

Capacitor Div

...........

Darlington,

S.

C.

ITT

Wire

and

Cable

Div

.....

Los

Angeles,

Cal.

Victory

Eng.

Corp

........

Springfield,

N.J.

Bendix Corp. , Red Bank

Div

...

Red Bank, N.

J.

Hubbell

Corp

..............

Mundelein,

Ill.

Rosan Inc. . '

.......

Newport

Beach,

Cal.

Smith, Herman

H.

, Inc

......

Brooklyn, N.

Y.

Tech

Labs

...

Palisades

Park,

N.

J.

Central

Screw

Co

............

Chicago,

Ill.

Gavitt

Wire

and Cable Co. ,

Div.

of

Amerace

Corp. . . . . . . . .

Brookfield,

Mass.

Burroughs Corp. ,

Electronic

Tube

Div.

. . . . . . . .

Plainfield.

N.J.

Union Carbide

Corp.,

Consumer

Prod. Div

..............

New York, N.

Y.

Model Eng. and Mfg.

,Inc

....

Huntington,

Ind.

Loyd

Scruggs

Co. .

...........

Festus,

Mo.

Aeronauticallnst.

& Radio Co

.....

Lodi,

N.J.

Arco

Electronics

Inc

.......

Great Neck, N.

Y.

A. J.

Glesener

Co

..

Inc

...

San

FranCiSCO,

Cal.

TRW

Capacitor

Div.

.

.......

Ogallala,

Neb.

From:

Handbook

Supplements

H4-1

Dated

January

1970

12653A Section V

Table

5·3.

Code

List

of

Manufacturers

(Continued)

Code Code Code

J~

__

N_O_.

______________

M_a_n_u_fa_c_ru

__

r_er

______________

A_d_d_r_e_s_s~

__

N_O_.

_____________

M_a_n_u_fa_c_ru

__

re_r

_____________

A_d_d_r_e_s_s~

__

N_O_.

_____________

M_a_n_u_f_a_ct_u_r_e_r

____________

A_d_d_r_e_s_s;

94870

85454

85471

85474

85660

85911

86174

86197

86579

86684

86928

87034

87216

87473

87664

87930

88140

88220

88698

89231

89473

89479

89665

90030

90179

90365

90763

90970

91146

91260

91345

91418

91506

91637

91662

91673

91737

91827

91886

Sarkes

Tarzian,

Inc

........

Bloomington, Ind.

Boonton Molding Company

......

Boonton,

N.

J.

A. B. Boyd Co

..........

San

Francisco,

Cal.

R.

M.

Bracamonte &

Co

....

San

Francisco,

Cal.

Koiled

Kords,

Inc

....

......

. Hamden, Conn.

Seamless

Rubber

Co

...........

Chicago,

Ill.

Fafnir

Bearing

Co. .

.....

Los

Angeles,

Calif.

Clifton

Precision

Products

Co. , Inc.

·

..................

Clifton

Heights,

Pa.

Precision

Rubber

Products

Corp. Dayton, Ohio

Radio Corp.

of

America,

Electronic

Compo

&

Devices

Division

........

Harrison,

N.J.

Seastrom

Mfg. Co

..........

Glendale,

Cal.

Marco

Industries

..........

Anaheim,

Cal.

Philco

Corporation

(Lansdale

Division)

· . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Lansdale,

Pa.

Western

Fibrous

Glass

Products

Co.

·

..................

San

Francisco,

Cal.

Van

Waters &

Rogers

Inc

...

San

Francisco,

Cal.

Tower

Mfg. Corp. .

.......

Providence,

R.

I.

Cutler-Hammer,

Inc. .

........

Lincoln,

Ill.

Gould-National

Batteries,

Inc

...

St.

Paul,

Minn.

General

Mills,

Inc

...........

Buffalo,

N.

Y.

Graybar

Electric

Co

..........

Oakland,

Cal.

G.

E.

Distributing

Corp

.....

Schenectady,

N.

Y.

Security

Co.

. . . . . . . . .

Detroit,

Mich.

United

Transformer

Co

.....

...

.

Chicago,

Ill.

United Shoe Machinery Corp, . , ,

Beverly,

Mass.

U. S.

Rubber

Co. ,

Consumer

Ind. &

Plastics

Prod.

Div

..

.......

.

PassaiC,

N.J.

Belleville

Speciality

Tool

Mfg. , Inc.

· . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Belleville,

Ill.

United

Carr

Fastener

Corp.

.

....

Chicago,

Ill.

Bearing

Engineering

Co

....

San FranCiSCO, Cal.

ITT

Cannon

Elect.

Inc.,

Salem

Div.

,

..

,

...................

Salem,

Mass.

Connor Spring Mfg. Co.

'"

San

FranciSCO, Cal.

Miller

Dial

&

Nameplate

Co

....

EI

Monte,

Cal.

Radio

Materials

Co. .

.........

Chicago,

Ill.

Augat Inc. .

.............

Attleboro,

Mass.

Dale

Electroni';s,

Inc

.......

Columbus, Nebr.

Elco

Corp

...

..........

. Willow

Grove,

Pa.

Epiphone Inc. .

...........

New

York,

N.

Y.

Gremar

Mfg.

Co.,

Inc

......

Wakefield,

Mass.

K F

Development

Co. . . . . . Redwood

City,

Cal.

Malco Mfg. , Inc

..............

Chicago,

Ill.

91929 Honeywell Inc. ,

Micro

Switch

Division

· . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

..

Freeport,

111.

91961

Nahm-Bros.

Spring Co

.......

Oakland,

Cal.

92180

Tru-Connector

Corp

........

Peabody,

Mass.

92367

Elgeet

Optical

Co.

, Inc.

Rochester,

N.

Y.

92607

Tensolite

Insulated

Wire

Co. , Inc.

·

...................

Tarrytown,

N.

Y.

92702 IMC

Magnetics

Corp

....

Westbury,

L.

I.

, N. Y.

92966 Hudson

Lamp

Co. .

.........

Kearney,

N.

J.

93332 Sylvania

Electric

Prod.

Inc.,

Semiconductor Div

.........

Woburn,

Mass.

93369

Robbins

&

Myers

Inc

....

Pallisades

Park,

N.

J.

93410

stem

co

Controls,

Div. of

Essex

Wire Corp .

..

,

.........

. ManSfield, Ohio

93632

Waters

Mfg. Co

..........

Culver

City,

Cal.

93929

G.

V.

Controls

..........

Livingston,

N.J.

94137

General

Cable

Corp.

Bayonne,

N:J.

94144 Raytheon Co. , Compo Div. ,

Ind. Camp.

Operations,

.....

Quincy,

Mass.

94148 Scientific

Electronics

Products,

Inc

...

........

. Loveland, Colo.

94154

Wagner

Elect.

Corp.,

Tung-Sol

Div

.............

Newark,

N.J.

94197

Curtiss-Wright

Corp.

,

Electronics

Div

.

.....

.

East

Patterson,

N.J.

94222 South

Chester

Corp.

.

........

Chester,

Pa.

94330

Wire

Cloth

Products,

Inc

.......

Bellwood , III.

94375

Automatic

Metal

Products

Co

..

Brooklyn,

N. Y.

94682

Worcester

Pressed

Aluminum

Corp.

·

.................

.

Worcester,

Mass.

94696

Magnecraft

Electric

Co

........

Chicago,

Ill.

95023

George

A.

Philbrick

Researchers,

Inc.

·

....................

.

Boston,

Mass.

95146 Alco

Elect.

Mfg. Co

.......

Lawrence,

Mass.

95236

Allies

Products

Corp.

.

.......

Diania,

Fla.

95238

Continental

Connector

Corp

...

Woodside,

N.

Y.

95263

Leecraft

Mfg.

Co.,

Inc

.....

Long

Island,

N.

Y.

95265 National

Coil

Co

............

Sheridan

, Wyo.

95275

Vitramon,

Inc

•..........

Bridgeport

, Conn.

95348

Gordos

Corp.

.

.........

Bloomfield,

N.

J.

95354 Methode Mfg. Co

.......

Rolling

Meadows,

Ill.

95566

Arnold

Engineering

Co

.........

Marengo,

Ill.

95712 Dage

Electric

Co.,

Inc

.......

Franklin,

Ind.

95984 Siemon Mfg. Co

..............

Wayne,

III.

95987

Weckesser

Co. .

...........

Chicago,

111.

96067 Microwave

Assoc.

,West,

Inc. Sunnyvale, Cal.

96095 Hi-Q Div. of

Aerovox

Corp

......

Olean,

N.

Y.

96256

Thordarson-Meissner

Inc

....

Mt.

Carmel,

Ill.

96296

Solar

Mfg. Co

...........

Los

Angeles,

Cal.

96396

Microswitch,

Div. of

Minn.

-Honeywell

..........

Freeport,

Ill.

96330

Carlton

Screw

Co.

..........

Chicago,

Ill.

96341

Microwave

Associates,

Inc

..

Burlington,

Mass.

96501

Excel

Transformer

Co

........

Oakland,

Cal.

96508

Xcelite,.

Inc

...........

Orchard

Park,

N.

Y.

96733

San

Fernando

Elec.

Mfg.

Co.

San Fernando, Cal.

96881

Thomson

Ind.

Inc.

.

......

Long ISland,

N.

Y.

97464

Industrial

Retaining

Ring Co

...

Irvington,

N.J.

97539

Automatic

&

Precision

Mfg

...

Englewood,

N.J.

97979 Reon

Resistor

Corp

.........

Yonkers,

N.

Y.

97983

Litton

System

Inc. ,

Adler-Westrex

Commun.

Div

....

. New

Rochelle,

N. Y.

98141

R-Tronics,

Inc

............

Jamaica,

N. Y.

98159

Rubber

Teck,

Inc.

......

.

..

Gardena,

Cal.

98220

Hewlett-Packard

Co. ,

Medical

Elec.

Div .

........

Pasadena,

Cal.

98278

Microdot,

Inc

..........

So.

Pasadena,

Cal.

98291

Sealectro

Corp.

.

.......

Mamaronech,

N.

Y.

98376

Zero

Mfg. Co. .

...........

Burbank,

Cal.

98410

Etc

Inc. .

..............

Cleveland,

Ohio

98731

General

Mills

Inc. ,

Electronics

Div.

·

.............

~

. , .

Minneapolis,

Minn.

98734

Paeco

Division

of

Hewlett-Packard

Co.

· . . . . . . . . .

...........

Palo

Alto,

Cal.

98821

North

Hills

Electronics,

Inc. . Glen

Cove,

N.

Y.

98978

International

Electronic

Research

Corp.

·

.....................

Burbank,

Cal.

99109

Columbia

Technical

Corp

....

New

York,

N.

Y.

99313

Varian

Associates

..........

Palo

Alto,

Cal.

99378

Atlee

Corp

............

Winchester,

Mass.

99515

Marshall

Ind.,

Capacitor

Div

..

Monrovia,

Cal.

99707

Control

Switch

Division,

Controls

Co.

of

America

............

EI

Segundo,

Cal.

99800

Delevan

Electronics

Corp

..

East

Aurora,

N.

Y.

99848 WHco

Corporation

.......

Indianapolis,

Ind.

99928

Branson

Corp.

.

.........

Whippany,

N.J.

99934

Rembrandt,

Inc

............

Boston,

Mass.

99942 H;offman

Electronics

Corp.,

Semiconductor

Division

.....

EI Monte,

Cal.

99957

Technology-Instrument

Corp.

of

California

.......

Newbury

Park,

Cal.

The

following HP

Vendors

have no number

assigned

in the

latest

supplement to the

Federal

Supply Code for Manufacturers Handbook.

OOOOF

OOOOZ

OOOAB

OOOBB

00015-49

Malco

Tool

and

Die

......

Los

Angeles,

Calif.

Willow

Leather

Products

Corp

...

Newark,

N.

J.

ETA

........................

England

Precision

Instrument

Compo

Co. Van

Nuys,

CaL

Revised:

May,

1970

OOOCS

Hewlett

-

Packard

Co.,

Colorado

Springs

Div.

.

..

Colorado

Springs,

Colorado

OOOMM

Rubber

Eng. &

Development

...

Hayward ,

Cal.

OOONN

A

"N"

D Mfg.

Co

...........

San

Jose,

Cal.

OOOQQ

Cooltron

.................

Oakland,

Cal.

OOOWW

California

Eastern

Lab

.....

Burlington,

Cal.

OOOYY

S. K.

Smith

Co

..........

Los

Angeles,

Cal.

From:

Handbook

Supplements

H4-1

Dated

January

1970

5·5/5·6

HEWLETT

•

PACKARD

,

SALES

AND

SERVICE

UNITED

STATES

ALABAMA

P.O.

Box

4207

2003

Byrd

Spring

Road

S.W.

Huntsville 35802

Tel,

(205)

881·4591

TWX,

810-726-2204

ARIZONA

3009 North Scottsdale

Road

Scottsdale 85251

Tel,

(602)

945·7601

TWX,

910-950·1282

5737 East

Broadway

Tucson 85716

Teb

(602)

298-2313

TWX,

910-952·1162

CALIFORNIA

1430 East Orangethorpe

Ave.

Fullerton 92631

Tel,

(714)

870-1000

3939 Lankershlm Boulevard

North

Hollywood

91604

Tel,

(213)

877-1282

TWX,

910-499-2170

1101 Embarcadero

Road

Palo

Alto

94303

Teb

(415)

327-6500

TWX,

910-373-1280

2220 Watt

Ave.

Sacramento 95825

Tei:

(916)

482-1463

TWX:

910-367-2092

1055 Shafter· Street

san

Diego

92106

Tel,

(714)

223-8103

TWX:

910-335-2000

COLORADO

7965 East Prentice

Englewood

80110

Te;,

(303)

771-3455

TWX:

910-935-0705

CANADA

ALBERTA

Hewlett-Packard (Canada)

ltd.

11745 Jasper

Ave.

Edmonton

Tel:

(403)

482-5561

TWX:

610-831-2431

CONNECTICUT

508 Tolland Street

East Hartford

06la8

Tel.

(203)

289·9394

TWX,

710·425-3416

III

East

Avenue

Norwalk

06851

Tel.

(203)

853-1251

TWX,

710-468·3750

DELAWARE

3941

Kennett

Pike

Wilmington 19807

Tel.

(302)

655-6161

TWX,

510-666-2214

FLORIDA

P.O.

Box

24210

2806

W.

Oakland

Park

Blvd.

Ft. Lauderdale 33307

Tel.

(305)

731-2020

TWX,

510-955-4099

P.O.

Box

20007

Herndon Station 32814

621

Commonwealth

Avenue

Orlando

Teb

(305)

841-3970

TWX,

810-850-0113

GEORGIA

P.O.

Box

28234

450 Interstate

North

Atlanta 30328

Tei,

(404)

436-6181

TWX:

810-766-4890

ILLINOIS

5500

Howard

Street

Skokie

60076

Tei,

(312)

677-0400

TWX:

910·223-3613

INDIANA

3839 Meadows

Drive

Indianapolis 46205

Tei:

(317)

546·4891

TWX:

810·341-3263

BRITISH COLUMBIA

Hewlett·Packard (Canada)

ltd.

4519 Canada

Way

North Burnaby 2

Tel,

(604)

433·8213

TWX,

610-922·5059

LOUISIANA

P.O.

Box

856

1942 Williams Bouievard

Kenner

70062

Tel.

(504)

721-6201

TWX,

810-955-5524

MARYLAND

6707 Whitestone

Road

Baltimore 21207

Tel.

(301)

944-5400

TWX,

710-862-0850

P.O.

Box

1648

2

Choke

Cherry

Road

Rockville

20850

Tei,

(301)

948-6370

TWX,

710-828-9684

MASSACHUSETTS

32

Hartwell

Ave.

lexinglon

02173

Tel.

(617)

861·8960

TWX,

710·326-6904

MICHIGAN

24315 Northwestern

Highway

Southfield 48075

Tel,

(313)

353-9100

TWX,

810·224·4882

MINNESOTA

2459 University

Avenue

St.

Paul

55114

Tel,

(612)

645-9461

TWX:

910-563-3734

MISSOURI

11131

Colorado

Ave.

Kansas Cily 64137

Tel,

(816)

763-8000

TWX,

910-771-2087

2812

South Brentwood

Bivd.

St.

Louis

63144

Te;,

(314)

962-5000

TWX,

910-760-1670

NEW

JERSEY

W.

120 Century

Road

Paramus 07652

Tei:

(201)

265·5000

TWX:

710-990·4951

MANITOBA

Hewlelt-Packard

(Canada)

ltd.

511 Bradford

Ct.

St. James

Tel:

(204)

786·7581

TWX,

610-671-3531

CENTRAL AND SOUTH

AMERICA

ARGENTINA

Hewlett-Packard Argentina

S.A.C.e.1

Lavalle

1171

- 30

Buenos

Aires

Tel:

35-0436, 35-0627, 35-0431

Telex, 012-1009

Cable:

HEWPACKARG

BRAZIL

Hewlett-Packard

Do

Brasil

l.e.C ltda.

Rua

Coronei: Oscar Porto,

691

Sao

Paulo -8,

SP

Te;,

288'7111

Cable:

HEWPACK

Sao

Paulo

Hewlett-Packard

Do

Brasii

l.e.C.

Ltda.

Rua

da

Matriz

29

Botafogo

ZC-02

Rio

de

Janeiro,

GB

Tel,

246-4417

Cable:

HEWPACK

Rio

de

Janeiro

CHILE

H6ctor Calcagni y

Cia,

Llda.

Bustos, 1932-3er

Piso

Casiiia 13942

Sanliago

Tel:

4-2396

Cable: Calcagni Santiago

COLOMBIA

Instrumentaclon

Henrik

A.

langebaek &

Kier

ltda.

Carrera 7

No.

48·59

Apartado

Aereo

6287

Bogota, 1

D.E.

Tei:

45-78-06, 45-55-46

Cable: MRIS

Bogota

Teiex: 044-400

COSTA RICA

Lic.

Aifredo Gallegos

Gurdlan

Apa

rtado 3243

San

Josl

Te;, 21-86-13

Cabie:

GALGUR

San

Josl

ECUADOR

laboratorlos

de

Radio·lngenieria

Calle

Guayaquil

1246

Post Office

Box

3199

Quito

Tel:

12496

Cable:

HORVATH

Quito

EL

SALVADOR

Electr6nica

Apartado Postal 1589

27

Avenida

Norte 1133

San

Salvador

Tel:

25-74·50

Cable,

ELECTRONiCA

San

Salvador

GUATEMALA

Olander Associates Latin

America

Apartado Postal 1226

Ruta

4, 6-53,

Zona

4

Guatemala

Clly

Tel,

63958

Cable,

OLALA

Guatemala

City

1060

N.

Kings

Highway

Cherry

Hili

08034

Tel,

(609)

667-4{J00

TWX,

710·892·4945

NEW

MEXICO

P.O.

Box

8366

Station C

6501 lomas

Boulevard

N.E.

Albuquerque 87108

Teb

(505)

265-3713

TWX,

910·989-1665

156 Wyatt

Drive

Las

Cruces 88001

Teb

(505)

526-2485

TWX,

910-983-0550

NEW

YORK

1702 Central

Avenue

Albany

12205

Tel,

(518)

869·8462

TWX,

710-441·8270

1219 Campville

Road

Endicott 13760

Tel,

(607)

754·0050

TWX,

510-252·0890

82

Washington Street

Poughkeepsie

12601

Tel,

(914)

454-7330

TWX,

510·248-0012

39

Saginaw

Drive

Rochesler 14623

Tel:

(716)

473-9500

TWX,

510-253-5981

1025 Northern

Boulevard

Roslyn,

Long

Island 11576

Tel:

(516)

869-8400

TWX,

510·223·0811

5858 East

Molloy

Road

Syracuse 13211

Tel:

(315)

454-2486

TWX:

710-541·0482

NORTH CAROLINA

P.O.

Box

5188

1923 North

Main

Street

High

Polnl 27262

Tel:

(919)

885-8101

TWX,

510-926·1516

NOVA

SCOTIA

Hewlelt-Packard

(Canada)

ltd.

2745

Dutch

Village

Rd.

Suite 203

Halifax

Tel:

(902)

455-0511

TWX:

610-271-4482

MEXICO

Hewlett-Packard

Mexicana,

S.A.

de

C.V.

Moras

439

Coi.

del

Valle

Mexico 12,

D,F.

Tel:

5-75-46-49

NICARAGUA

Roberto Teran

G.

Apartado Postal

689

Edificio Teran

Managua

Te;,

3451, 3452

Cable,

ROTERAN

Managua

OHIO

25575 Center

Ridge

Road

Cleveland 44145

Tel,

(216)

835·0300

TWX,

810-427-9129

3460 South

Dixie

Drive

Dayton

45439

Tel.

(513)

298·0351

TWX,

810-459-1925

1120

Morse

Road

Columbus

43229

Teb

(614)

846·1300

OKLAHOMA

2919 United Founders Boulevard

Oklahoma

City

73112

Teb

(405)

848-2801

TWX,

910·830·6862

OREGON

Weslhills

Mall,

Suite 158

4475

S.W.

Scholls Ferry

Road

portland 97225

Tel,

(503)

292-9171

TWX,

910-464-6103

PENNSYLVANIA

2500

Moss

Side Boulevard

Monroeville 15146

Tel,

(412)

271-0724

TWX,

710-797·3650

1021

8th

Avenue

King

of

Prussia industrial Park

King

of Prussia 19406

Tel,

(215)

265-7000

TWX:

510-660-2670

RHODE ISLAND

873 Waterman

Ave.

East Providence 02914

Tel:

(401)

434-5535

TWX:

710-381-7573

TEXAS

P.O.

Box

1270

201

E.

Arapaho

Rd.

Richardson 75080

Tel:

(214)

231-6101

TWX,

910·867-4723

ONTARIO

Hewielt·Packard (Canada)

Ltd.

880

Lady

Ellen

Place

Ottawa 3

Te;,

(613)

722-4223

TWX,

610·562-1952

Hewlett-Packard (Canada)

ltd.

50

Gaiaxy

Blvd.

Reldale

Tel:

(416)

677-9611

TWX:

610-492·4246

PANAMA

Eiectr6nico Balboa,

SA

P.O.

Box

4929

Ave.

Manuel

Espinosa

No.

13·50

Bldg.

Alina

Panama

City

Te;,

30833

Cable:

ELECTRON

Panama

City

PERU

Fernando

Ezeta

B.

Avenida

Petit Thouars 4719

Mirafiores

Casilla 3061

Lima

Teb 45-2335

Cable:

FEPERU

Lima

PUERTO RICO

San

Juan

Electronics, Inc.

P.O.

Box

5167

Ponce de

Leon

154

Pda. 3-Pta. de Tierra

San Juan 00906

Tel:

(809)

725-3342

Cable:

SATRONICS

San Juan

Telex,

SATRON

3450 332

P.O.

Box

22813

6300 Weslpark

Drive

Suite 100

Houston 77027

Tel:

(713)

781-6000

TWX,

910·881-2645

231

Billy

Mitchell

Road

San

Antonio 78226

Tei:

(512)

434-4171

TWX,

910·871-1170

UTAH

2890 South

Main

Street

Salt

Lake

City

84115

Tel:

(801)

487-0715

TWX:

910-925-5681

VERMONT

P.O.

Box

2287

Kennedy

Drive

South Burlington 05401

Tel:

(802)

658-4455

TWX,

710-224-1841

VIRGINIA

P.O.

Box

6514

2111 Spencer

Road

Richmond

23230

Te;,

(703)

285-3431

TWX:

710-956-0157

WASHINGTON

433-108th

N.E.

Bellevue 98004

Tel,

(206)

454·3971

TWX:

910-443-2303

'WEST

VIRGINIA

Charleston

Tel:

(304)

768-1232

FOR U.S. AREAS NOT

LISTED:

Contact the regional office

near-

est

YOu:

Atlanta, Georgia

.•.

North

Hollywood,

California

...

Paramus,

New

Jersey

...

Skokie,

Illinois. Their complete

ad-

dresses are listed

above.

*Service

Only

QUEBEC

Hewiett-Packard (Canada)

Ltd.

275

Hymus

Boulevard

POinte

Claire

Tel,

(514)

697-4232

TWX,

610-422-3022

Teiex: 01-20607

FOR CANADIAN AREAS NOT

LISTED:

Contact Hewlett-Packard

(Can-

ada)

Ltd.

in

Pointe Claire,

at

the compiete address listed

above.

URUGUAY

Pabio

Ferrando

S.A.

Comerclal e Industrial

Avenida

Italia 2877

Casilla

de

Correo 370

Montevideo

Tel:

40-3102

Cabie:

RADIUM

Montevideo

VENE2UELA

Hewlelt-Packard

De

Venezuela

C.A.

Aparlado 50933

Caracas

Te;, 71.88.05, 71.88.69, 71.99.30

Cable:

HEWPACK

Caracas

FOR AREAS NOT LISTED,

CONTACT:

Hewlett-Packard

INTERCONTINENTAL

3200

Hillview

Ave.

Palo

Alto,

California 94304

Tel,

(415)

326·7000

TWX:

910-373·1267

Cabie:

HEWPACK

PaiD

Aito

Telex: 034-8461

E

7-70

HEWLETT

•

PACKARD

,

SALES

AND

SERVICE

EUROPE

AUSTRIA

Unllabor

GmbH

Wissenschaftliche Instrumente

Rummelhardtgasse

6/3

P.O.

Box

33

Vienna

A·I095

Tel,

(222)

42

61

81,

43

13

94

Cable,

LABORINSTRUMENT

Vienna

Telex,

75

762

BELGIUM

Hewlett·Packard

Benelux

S.A.

348

Boulevard

du

Souveraln

Brussels

1160

Tel,

72

22

40

Cable,

PALOBEN

Brussels

Telex,

23

494

DENMARK

Hewlett·Packard A/S

Datavej

38

DK·3460

Birkeroed

Tel.

(01)

81

66

40

Cable,

HEWPACK

AS

Telex,

66

40

EASTERN EUROPE

Hewlett·Packard

S.A.

Genf.

Korrespondenz

BUro

FUr

Ost-

europa

(Czechoslovakia,

Hungary,

Poland,

DDR,

Rumania,

Bulgaria)

Innstrasse 23/2

Postlach

A-1204 Vienna, Austria

Te;,

(222)

33

66

06/09

Cable,

HEWPi\CK

Vienna

FINLAND

Hewlett·Packard

Oy

Bulevardl

26

P.O.

Box

12185

Helsinki

12

Tel. 13·730

Cable,

HEWPACKOY·Helslnki

Telex,

12·1563

FRANCE

Hewlett·Packard

France

Quartier

de

Courtaboeuf

Boite

Postale

NO.6

91

Orsay

Tel.

1·92088

01

Cable,

HEWPACK

Orsay

Telex,

60048

Hewlett·Packard

France

4

Quai

des

Etrolts

69

Lyon

5~me

Tel,

78·42

63

45

Cable,

HEWPACK

Lyon

Telex,

31617

GERMANY

Hewlett·Packard

Vertrlebs-GmbH

liefzenburgersfrasse

30

1 Berlin

30

Tel,

(0311)

211

60

16

Telex,

18

34

05

Hewlett·Packard

Vertriebs·GmbH

Herrenbergerstrasse

110

703

BDblingen,

WUrttemberg

Tel.

07031·6671

Cable:

HEPAG

Boblingen

Telex,

72

65

739

Hewlett·Packard

Vertriebs·GmbH

Achen~achstrasse

15

4 Djjsseldorl 1

Tel,

(0211)

68

52

58/59

Telex,

85

86

533

Hewlett·Packard

Vertriebs·GmbH

Berliner

Strasse

117

6 Nieder·Eschbach/Franklurt

56

Tel,

(0611)

50

10

64

Cable,

HEWPACKSA

Frankfurt

Telex,

41

32

49

FRA

Hewlett·Packard

Vertrlebs·GmbH

Belm

Strohhause

26

2

Hamburg

1

Tel,

(0411)

24

05

51/52

Cable,

HEWPACKSA

Hamburg

Telex,

21

53

32

Hewlett·Packard

Vertrlebs·GmbH

Reglnlriedstrasse

13

8

MUnchen

9

Tel.

(0811)

69

59

71/75

Cable,

HEWPACKSA

MUnchen

Telex,

52

49

85

GREECE

Kostas

Karayannis

18,

Ermou

street

Athens

126

Tel,

230301,3,5

Cable,

RAKAR

Athens

Telex,

21

59

62

RKAR

GR

IRELAND

Hewlett·Packard

ltd.

224

Bath

Road

Slough,

Bucks,

England

Tel,

Slough

753·33341

Cable,

HEWPIE

Slough

Telex,

84413

ITALY

Hewlett·Packard Italiana

S.p.A.

Via

Amerigo

Vespucci

2

20124

Milano

Te"

(2)

6251

(10

lines)

Cable,

HEWPACKIT

Milan

Telex,

32046

Hewlett·Packard Italiana

S.p.A.

Palazzo

Italia

Piazza

Marconi

25

00144

Rome·

Eur

Te;,

6·591

2544

Cable,

HEWPACKIT

Rome

Telex,

61514

AFRICA, ASIA, AUSTRALIA

ANGOLA CYPRUS

Blue

Star,

Ltd.

Telectra

Empresa

T6cnia

Kypronlcs

96

Park

Lane

de Equlpamentos Electricos 19 Gregorios & Xenopoulos

Road

Secunderabad 3, India

SAR

P.O.

Box

1152

Te" 7

63

91

Rua

de

Barbosa

Rodrigues

Nicosia

Cable,

BLUEFROST

42·1

'

Te

I:

6282·75628

Blue

Star,

Ltd.

Box

6487

Cable,

HE·I·NAMI

Luanda

23/24

Second

line

Beach

Cable,

TELECTRA

Luanda

ETHIOPIA

Madras

1,

India

Alrican

Salespower

&

Agency

Tel: 2

39

55

AUSTRALIA Private

ltd.,

Co.

Telex,

379

Hewlett·Packard Australia

P.

O.

Box

718

Cable,

BLUESTAR

PlY.

Ltd. 58/59

Cunningham

St.

Blue

Star,

ttd.

22·26

Weir Street

Addis

Ababa

1B Kaiser Bungalow

Glen

IriS,

3146

Tei:

12285

Dindli

Road

Victoria

Cable,

ASACO

Addlsababa

Jamshedpur,

India

Tel,

20.1371

(6

lines) HONG KONG Te"

38

04

Cable,

HEWPARD

Melbourne

Cable,

BLUESTAR

Telex,

31024

Schmidt &

Co.

(Hong

Kong)

ltd.

P.O.

Box

297

INDONESIA

Hewlett·Packard Australia

1511,

Prince's Building

15th

Floor

Bah

Bolon

Trading

Coy.

N.V.

Pty.

ltd.

61

Alexander

Street

10,

Chater

Road

DJalah

Merdeka

29

Hong

Kong

Bandung

Crows

Nest

2065

Tel,

240168,

232735

Tel. 491551560

New

South

Wales

Cable,

SCHMIDTCO

Hong

Kong

Cable,

ILMU

Tel,

43.7866

Telex,

809

Cable,

HEWPARD

Sydney

INDIA

Telex,

21561

Blue

Star

ltd.

IRAN

Hewlett·Packard Australia Kasturi Buildings

Telecom,

ltd.

Jamshedji

Tata

Rd.

P.

O.

Box

1812

Pty.

Ltd.

Bombay

20BR,

India

240

Kh.

Saba

Shomali

97

Churchill

Road

Te"

29

50

21

Teheran

Prospect

5082

Telex,

2396

Tel,

43850,

48111

South

Australia

Cable,

BLUEFROST

Cable,

BASCOM

Teheran

Te"

65.2366

Cable,

HEWPARD

Adelaide

Blue

Star

ltd.

ISRAEL

Band

Box

House

Electronics & Engineering

Hewlett

Packard

Australia

Prabhadevi

Dlv.

01

Motorola Israel

ltd.

Pty.

ltd.

Bombay

25DD,

India

17

Aminadav

Street

2nd

Floor,

Suite

13

Tel,

45

73

01

Tel·Aviv

Casablanca

Buildings

Telex,

2396

Tel,

36941

(3

lines)

196

Adelaide

Terrace

Cable,

BLUESTAR

Cable,

BASTEL

Tel·Aviv

Perth,

W.A.

6000

Blue

Star

Ltd.

Telex,

Bastel

Tv

033·569

Tel,

21·3330

Cable,

HEWPARD

Perth 14/40 Civil Unes JAPAN

Kanpur,

India

Yokogawa·Hewlett·Packard

Ltd.

Hewlett·Packard Australia Tel,

68882

Nisei

Ibaragl Bidg.

Pty.

ltd.

Cable,

BLUESTAR

2·2·8

Kasuga

10

Wooiley

Street

P.O.

Box

191

Blue

Star,

ltd.

Ibaragi·Shl

Dick.on

A.C.T.

2602

7

Hare

Street

Osaka

Te"

49·8194

P.O.

Box

506

Tel,

23·1641

Cable,

HEWPARD

Canberra

ACT

Calcutta

1,

India

Yokogawa·Hewlett·Packard

ltd.

Tel.

23·0131

Ito Building

CEYLON

Telex,

655

No.

59,

Kotorl·cho

United

Electrlcals

ltd.

Cable,

BLUESTAR

Nakamura·ku,

Nagoya

City

P.O.

Box

681

Blue

Star

Ltd.

Tel,

551·0215

Yahala

Building

Blue

Star

House,

Staples Street 34

Ring

Road

Yokogawa·Hewlett·Packard

ltd.

Colombo

2 Lajpat

Nagar

Nitta

Bldg.

Tel:

5496

New

Deihl

24,

India

2300

Shinohara·cho,

Cable,

HOTPOINT

Colombo

Te"

62

32

76

Kohoku·ku

Telex,

463

Yokohama

222

Cable,

BLUESTAR

Te"

(405)

432·1504/5

NETHERLANDS

Hewlett·Packard

Benelux,

N.V.

Weerdestein

117

P.O.

Box

7825

Amsterdam,

Z

11

Tel,

020·42

7777

Cable,

PALO

BEN

Amsterdam

Telex,

13

216

NORWAY

Hewlett·Packard

Norge

A/S

Box

149

Nesveien

13

N·1344

Haslum

Tel:

2·53

83

60

Cable,

HEWPACK

Oslo

Telex,

16621

PORTUGAL

Telectra

Empresa

Tecnica

de

Equipamentos

Electricos, S.a.r.l.

Rua

Rodrigo

da

Fonseca

103

P.O.

Box

2531

Lisbon

1

Tel,

68

60

72

Cable,

TELECTRA

lisbon

Telex,

1598

SPAIN

Ataio Ingenieros

SA

Ganduxer

76

Barcelona

6

Tel,211·44·66

Cable,

TELEATAIO

BARCELONA

Yokogawa·Hewlett·Packard

Ltd.

Ohashi

Building

59

Yoyogll·chrome

Shibuya·ku,

Toklo

Tel,

03·370·2281/7

Telex,

232·2024YHP

Cable,

YHPMARKET

TOK

23·724

KENYA

R.

J.

Tilbury

Ltd.

P.

O.

Box

2754

Suite 517/518

Hotel

Ambassadeur

Nairobi

Tel:

25670,

68206,

58196

Cable,

ARJAYTEE

Nairobi

KOREA

American

Trading

Co.,

Korea,

Ltd.

P.O.

Box

1103

7th & 8th

Floors

Dae

Kyung

Bldg.

107

Sejong

Ro

Chongro

Ku

S.oul

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CERTIFICATION

The Hewlett-Packard Company certifies that this instrument was

thoroughly tested and inspected and found to meet its published

specifications when

it

was shipped from the factory. The Hewlett-

Packard Company further certifies that its calibration measure-

ments are traceable to the

U.S.

National Bureau

of

Standards to

the extent allowed by the Bureau's calibrqtion facility.

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which

prove to

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,

HEWLETT

if

PACKARD

12653A

LINE PRINTER INTERFACE

KIT

(FOR

2100,2114,2115,

AND 2116 COMPUTERS)

UPDATING

SUPPLEMENT

FOR

OPERATING

AND

SERVICE

MANUAL

14

OCT

1971

MANUAL

IDENTIFICATION

SUPPLEMENT DESCRIPTION

Manual Serial No. Prefix: N/ A The purpose

of

this supplement

is

to adapt the manual

to

instruments con-

taining production improvements made subsequent

to

the

printing

of

the

Manual Printed: OCT 1970 manual and

to

correct manual errors. Enter the new information (or the

Change Number, if more convenient) into the appropriate places

in

the

Manual Part Number: 12653-90002 manual, identified

at

left.

INSTRUMENT CHANGES

ASSEMB

L Y

CHANG

ES

Serial No. Prefix Change Ref

Des

Description

HP

Part

No.

Rev

Changes

Changes 1 through 13 dated 14 October 1971.

US-1

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TWX

910-338-0221

@ Europe: 1217 Meyrin-Geneva, Switzerland • Cable "HEWPACKSA" Tel. (022) 41.54.00

Printed

in

U.S.A.

CHANGE

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

US-2

DESCRI

PTI

ON

Title page. Cbange

the

computer

model numbers

to

read,

"(FOR

2100,

2114, 2115,

AND 2116·COMPUTERS)".

Title page. Change the'

note

to

read 'asfollows:

Note

This manual should be retained with

the

appli-

cable

computer

system

documentatton.

Page 1-1, paragrapI;J1-4. Change line three

to

read, "

...

HP

2767A Line Printer with

an

HP

2100, 2114, 2115,

or

2116

...

".

Page 2-1, paragraph 9, step

"a".

Change line three

to

read, "

...

interface eard. Refer

to

the

appl icable Hewlett-

...

".

Page 2-1, paragraph 9, step

"g".

Change

the

paragraph

to

read,

"Run

diagnostic

test

as described

in

the

Diagnostic Program Procedures, partnUl:nber

12653-90003

(for 2114, 2115, and

2116

Computers)

or

part

number

12653-90008

(for

2100

Computers),

in

the

Manual of Diagnostics

tl:>

verify

that

the

interface

cardi~.

functioning properly."

Page 3-3, paragraph 3-20. Delete

the

word

"phase"

in

the

last line

of

the

"aragraph. Also, delete

"(phase

4)"

in

the

last line

of

the

paragraph.

Page

3-3, paragraph 3-2.1. Delete the word

"phase"

in three places.

P'age

3-3, paragraph 3-22. Change

the

second sentence by deleting

the

words

"at

time

T1".

Page 3-3, figure 3-2. Make two deletions in

the

figure

text

as follows:

a.

At

the

lower-left

of

the

figure, delete

the

word

PHASE from

the

annota- .

tion symbol. The remain-ing

text

reads

"IRO

FF

SET

AT

T5

AND FLAG

AND INTERRUPT REQUEST SIGNALS SENT TO

COMPUTERTO

START INTERRUPT".

b.

At

the

lower center of

the

figure, delete

the

words PHASE (PHASE 4)

from the annotation symbol. The remaining

text

reads

"END

OF

COMPUTER INTERRUPT".

Page 4-1, paragraph 4-4. Change

the

first sentence

to

read "Detailed preventive main-

tenance procedures

and

schedules are provided

in

the

applicable

documentation

for the

computer."

Page

4-1, paragraph 4-6. Change

the

first sentence

to

read

"The

interface card may be

checked using

the

Diagnostic Program Procedures,

part

no.

12653-90003

(for

2114,2115,.

and

2116

Computers)

or

part

no. 1'2653-90008 (for

2100

Com-

puters),

in

the

Manual

of

Diagnostics."

Page 4-3, figure 4-1. At

the

lower-center

of

the

figure, delete

the

waveform diagram

and add

the

following reference:

"Refer

to

updating

supplement

change

12".

Figure

US-1

of this updating supplement. A quick reference timing diagram

is

pro-

vided

in

figure US-1.

12653A

CHANGE

13

(Cont)

HP

2100

COMPUTER

I

T21

T31

T41

T51 T61

I I I n

IAK

I I !

I I I

ENF

il

~

!

STF~

I I

10GU

I I I

STe,

ClC,

I n i

ClF

I I I

IOOW

I

I I

1011 L

I

SFS,SFC

U

DESCRIPTION

HP

2114, 2115, AND 2116

COMPUTERS

I

TO

\

T11

T21 T31 T41

T5\

T6 I T7

TO

\

I I I I I

Ln

I I

I I I

: n !

I I

I

n~

__

~

__

~

__

Figure US-1.

Quick

Reference

Timing

Diagram

US-3/US-4

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