Honeywell DPS8/70 User manual

G.793

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products. '
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whole or in part, and it shall not be disclosed to
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an authorized Honeywell official.
M.S. J-lO
HED A207
September, 1982

REFERENCE MANUAL
DP88~46/70'
TABLE OF CONTENTS
LESSON
1:
DPSS
SYSTEM
INTRODUCTION
Figure
Distributed
System
Environment
.
.
lul
Accessibility
of
DPU
to
DPS8/70
Host
System
1-2
Four
DPS8
Product
Line
Models
(Shs.
1,2)
,
1-3
DPS8
Features
..
.
,
.
.
.
.
.
.
..
1-4
DPS8/70
Power
Range
.
..
.
.
.
.
.
.
1-5
New
Operating
System
-
GCOS
8
.
.
.
.
.
.
1&6
Extended
Storage
Addressing
Capacities
.
.
l—7
Sophisticated
Storage
Management
-
Real
and
Virtual
1-8
System
Memory
...
1—9
Distributed
Maintenance
Services
(DMS).
.
.
l~lO
LESSON
2:
CONFIGURATION
DIFFERENCES
DPS—
E
System
Components
.
..
2-1
CPS8183
-
DPS8/52
Major
Unit
Description
.
2-2
CPS8186
—
DPS8/70
Major
Unit
Description
.
2—3
Interim
CPU-E
Front
and
Rear
Views
2—4
Interim
CPU-
E
.
.
2-5
Interim.CPU-
66E
Logic
Board
Layout
.
2—6
4-
-Megaword
SCU
Physical
Layout
.
2—7
NSA
IOM
Physical
Layout
.
.
..
..
.
.
.
.
.
2-8
DPS-E
Central
Processor
Unit
Physical
Layout
.
2-9
DPS-
E
Central
Processor
Unit
Board
Layout
2—10
Lo
Profile
SCU
Physical
Layout
.
..
2'11
Lo
Profile
SCU
Memory
Board
Layout
.
.
2'12
Lo
Profile
Input/Output
Multiplexer
Physical
Layout
(IOM—E).
2'13
Lo
Profile
IOM
Board
Layout
.
.
.
.
.
.
...
2'14
DPU
Physical
Layout
.
.
.
...
.
.
.
.
.
.....
..
2'15
DPU
with
Minimum
Diagnostic
Hook-
up
.
.
.
..
.
.
..
.
.
.
.
..
.
2’16
CPU—E
Diagnostic
Bulkhead
Connector
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.....
.
.
2‘17
CONJK
Board
Installed
.
.
.
.
.
..
..
...
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
2-18
Console
Bulkhead
Connectors
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
...
2‘19
DPU
Sample
Hook-up.
.
.
.
.
..
.
.
.
.
.
2—20
CONJK
Board
Auxiliary
Backpanel
Power
Connection
,,,
,
,
,
_
,,
2-21
CONJK
Board
Physical
Layout
.
..
.
..
.
.
.....
.
.
2—22
CONJK
Boar
Channel
Number
Select
Switches
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
2-23
CPU-E
Port
Cable
Installation
...
.
...
.
...
.
...
...
2-24
CPU-
E
Configuration
Panel
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
..
..
2-25
Operator's
View
of
the
Configuration
Panel
Panel
Description
Panel
Operation
Basic
DPU Layout
.
.
.
..
.
2—26
Printout
of
Console/VIP
Configuration
Dialogue
for
Basic
DPU
,
,
,
,
2-27
Basic
DPU
with
System
Console and
Dynamic
Maintenance
Panel
Connections
..
.
.
.
.
..
.
...
.
.
.
.
.
2-28
System/Operator
Configuration
Dialogue
.
.
.
...
.
.
.
.
..
.
.
2'29
Verification
of
Newly-
Built
CONFIG
File
.
.
.
.
.
....
..
.
2-30
Layout
of
Rebuilt
CONFIG
File
Containing
SCUOO
.,
,
,
,
,
,
,_,
2-31
Layout
of
Rebuilt
CONFIG
File
Containing
IOMOO
,
_,,,,
,
_
2-32
Site
Layout
of
Seven
COMM
Lines
.
.
.
.
.
.
..
.
.
.
.
..
.
.
.
2-33
Device
"Key
Name"
Number
Assignments
,
.,
,
,
,
,
,
,
,
,
,
,,
,
,
2~34
Site
Layout
Expanded
to
16
COMM
Lines
.,
.
.
.
.
.
,
,
,
_
,
._,
2~35
Channel
Number
Assignment
Error
.
.,
,
.
,
,
,
,,
,
,
,
,
2-36
Sample
Printout
of'
'Building"
a
new
diskette
_
,
,
,
.
_
..
_
.
,
.
2-37
Printout
of
Rebuilt
Virgin
Pack
.
.
.
.
.
.
r
.
,.
.
.
.
.0..
2-38
Site
Configuration
"Build"
Procedures
.
..
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
2'39
DPU
Error
Codes
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
...
.
2‘40
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LESSON 3:
LESSON 4:
LESSON 5:
APPENDIX A
APPENDIX B
CONTENTS — CONT‘D.
INSTALLATION DIFFERENCES
ETCMP Physical Location
ETCMP Basic Block Diagram .
ETCMP Self-Test (Sheet 1)
LED Display Chart (Sheet 2)
.ETCMP Status (Sheet 3)
CONJK Self-Test
(Sheet 1 Sheet 2)
TASKS SUPPORTING REMOTE DMS
Basic System . . . . . . . .
System Console Connected , . . . . .
DPU/RMI Relation Off- Line , , . . , ,
RMI Active . . . . .
Maintenance Interface SCU ,
TAG/Site Dialogue . . . . .
Off- Line Prompts
Display Commands .
TAG/Site Printout (Dialogue).
DPU/RMI Relation On Line . . . . .
TAG/Local Dialogue On-Line . . . . .
TASKS FOR ON-SITE DMS MAINTENANCE
Svstem Commands - - - - . . .
CPU Configuration . .
Configuration Commands (CACHE).
CACHE Disabled - .
VIP Mode Display Commands .
CPU Status Display . .
CU Register Printout . .
Indicator Register Bit Decode . .
Mode Register Decode (Bits 0- 35) (Sheet l)
Mode Register Decode (Bits 36- 71) (Sheet 2) :
VIP Mode Miscellaneous Commands .
IMemory Read Listing .
Primitive Function Errors . .
Fault Register Bit Decode . . . . . . . .
Job Performance Aid . . . . . . . . . . .
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DPS8 FEATURES
8/52
0 Use New LSI and MSI Circuits
0 High Density Boards
-33% Reduction
-25% Reduction
—22% Reduction
0 Microprocessor
-Future Growth
~Future Remote
0 Microprocessor
in Board Count
in Footprint
in Power Requirements
Based Maintenance/Diagnostic Features
of DMS Concept
Diagnosis
in New Console Controller
-Utilization of Standard Terminals
0 Automatic Switching of Blower Speed
frmfixw 4
—Temperature
Dependent~sfiwwm“fi‘g
—Reduced Noise
Levels
3 g m. w/ é K:
Figure 1—4

DPSB/70 — NEW TOP~OF-THE LINE POWER.
'15.
Power range of 40% to 70% greater than previous single
processor models
GCOS 3, ggg§ 8, and 926 are supported 0’
Central System includeszrnbww
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or One MB Memory
Up to three additional procgggors, IOM’s,-SCU‘S, can be configured.
Additional Memory supported
0 GCOS — 16 MB Maximum
. GCOS 8/CP6 - 64 MB Maximum V’MMJ
Up to eight FNP's are supported.
a DATANET 6641 or DATANET 6651
All standard Level 66/DPS Peripherals are supported.
Up to four consoles supported.
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Aron
CM66 is supported.
DP88/70 Power Range
Figure 1-5

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-
GCOS
8
0
Based
on
proven
multidimensional,
multi—processing
design
of
GCOS.
0
Features
full
compatibility
with
GCOS,
a
design
first,
with
a
major
new
operating
system.
0
Designed
to
improve
efficiency
and
ease
of
use.
0
Features
"Integrated
Transaction
Processing"
(ITP)
0
Improved
efficiency,
ease of
use
a
Major
departure
from
traditional
Execs
TP an
inherent
characteristic.
0
Features
dynamic
memory
management
for
unlimited
program
size
(virtual).
Figure 1-6

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MAINTENANCE
CONTRACTS
Customer
calls
single
800
toll-free
number
for
service.
(Nationwide
response
center)
Technical
Assistance
Center
specialist
returns
customer's
call
for
problem
diagnosis
over
the
phone
(remote
maintenance).,%ommx
TAC
access
to
customer
system
is
via
the
DPU
remote
comm
line.
TAC
specialist
performs
extensive
hardware/software
diagnosis
of
customer
problem.
TAC
specialist
determines
failing
component
(optimum
replaceable
unit,
or
ORU).
TAC
calls
response
center
with
identical
ORU
for
dispatch
of
local
Level
1
FER
for
replacement
and
test.
Further
troubleshooting
by on—site FER
with
TAC
support
if
identified
ORU
is
not
the
fix.
.
ON—SITE
MAINTENANCE
CONTRACTS
Customer requests
on-site
FER
give
assistance
with
the
problem.
Level
1
FER
runs
Test
and
Diagnostic
programs
locally,
to
obtain
automatic
ORU
call
out.
FER
replaces
called
out
ORU
and
re-tests
for
proper
operation.
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failures
not
diagnosed
by
T&D
to
an
ORU,
the
Level
1
FER
calls
TAC
directly
for
support.
On—site
Level
2
FER
does
diagnosis
to
ORU
as
TAC
specialist
would
do
remotely.
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CUSTOMER
SERVICE
ACCOUNT
REPRESENTATIVE
"CSAR"
Individual
FER
assigned
as
Honeywell's
representative
to
per-
sonally
deal
with
the
customer
and
his/her
problems.
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CPS8183 - DPS8/52
MAJOR
UNIT
DESCRIPTION:
FREE-STANDING
CENTRAL
PROCESSOR
SYSTEM
WITH
MEMORY
INCLUDES:
Central Processor
Central Processor Addressing
Free—standing I/O MUltiplexer
w/35 Channel Function Slots
I/O Multiplexer Addressing
I/O Multiplexer Data Rate
Expansion
System Control Unit
(Supports up to 8MB Memory)
1MB of Main Memory
Memory Addressing Included
REQUIRES :
System Console (CSU6601)
MOtor Generator and Control
Unit
REDUNDANT SYSTEM: Not Avail.
CONFIGURABILITY:
Additional CPU: None
CM66:
Available
with
GCOS
(III)
only
Memory
Sizes:
lMW,
ZMW,
QMW
Memory Addressing: Included
Additional SCU: None
Additional IOM: None
Mass
Storage:
(Processors)
MSPO606/0609
(Units)
MSUO400/0402/045l/0500/0501
Magnetic
Tape:
(Processors)
MTPO6lO
(Units) MT0400/O4l9/0411/0412/
0500/0600/0610
Unit
Record:
(Processors)
URP0600/
/0602
(Printers)
PRUllOO/1200/16OO
(Cards)
CRUOSOl/lOSO,
CCUO401,
PCUOZlO/OlZl,
PCU0300
Document
Handler:
(Processors)
DHPO700/0701
(Two
Maximum)
(Units)
DHUO800/l600
Series
Communications:
DCU664l/6651
(Two
Maximum)
IOM
Expansion:
19
Additional
Channel
Function
Slots
(MXF6005)
System
Console:
CSU660l,
CSU6004,
CSU6005
(Two
Maximum)
Figure 2—2
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CPSSlS7 — DP88/70
MAJOR UNIT DESCRIPTION: FREE-STANDING CENTRAL PROCESSOR SYSTEM WITH MEMDRY
INCLUDES:
Central Processor
Central Processor Addressing
Free-standing I/O MUltiplexer
w/35 Channel Function Slots
I/O Multiplexer Addressing
I/O Multiplexer Data Rate
Expansion
System Control.Unit (Supports
up to 16MB Memory GCOS 8
8MB Memory GCOS III)
1MB of main Memory
MemOry Addressing Included
REQUIRES:
System Console (CSU6601)
Motor Generator and Control
Unit
*A fourth, additional processor
available by RPQ for use with
GCOS (III).
CQNFIGURABILITY:
Additional CPU: Thsee*
CM66: Axailable with GCOS (III) only
Memory Sizes: LMW, ZMW, 4MW,‘8MW, léMw
Memory Addressing: Included
Additional SCU: Three‘MXCBOOl
Additional 10M: Three MXU6002
Mass Storage: (Processors) MSP0607/0609
(Units) MSUO400/0402/0451/0500/0501
Magnetic Tape: (Processors) MTP0610
(Units)‘MTU0400/0410/0411/0412
0500/0500/0610
Unit Record: (Processors) URP0600/ /Q§02
(Printers) PRUllOO/1200/1600
(Cards) CRUOSOl/IOSO, CCUOAQI,
PRU0120/0121,,PCU0300
Document Handler: (Processors) DHPO700/0701
(Units) DHUOBOO/léOO Series
Communications: DCU6641/6651 Maximum of Eight
10M Expansion: 19 Additional Channel Function
Slots (MXF6005)
System Console: CSU6601, CSU6004, CSU6005,
(Maximum of Four)
Figure 2—3
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