GB1197291A - Calculator - Google Patents

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GB1197291A
GB1197291A GB28709/67A GB2870967A GB1197291A GB 1197291 A GB1197291 A GB 1197291A GB 28709/67 A GB28709/67 A GB 28709/67A GB 2870967 A GB2870967 A GB 2870967A GB 1197291 A GB1197291 A GB 1197291A
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Thomas E Osborne
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HP Inc
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Hewlett Packard Co
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Abstract

1,197,291. Digital calculators. HEWLETTPACKARD CO. 21 June, 1967 [23 June, 1966], No. 28709/67. Heading G4A. In an electronic calculator, control apparatus normally regularly actuates instruction apparatus to give and direct execution of groups of one or more instructions (microinstructions), each group being normally given and executed during a different one of normally regularly recurring clock time intervals, at least some groups including a selected instruction. e.g. memory access, which must be executed after or requires a longer time interval to execute than other instruction(s) of the same group, the control apparatus being responsive to such a selected instruction for itself directing its execution and delaying the normally regular actuation of the instruction apparatus until the selected instruction is executed. Input.-All input is from a keyboard having keys for the digits 0-9 and for various operations. The identity of a key pressed is specified by a signal on one of two lines (meaning digit and operation respectively) together with a binary number from a diode matrix. A further signal is produced when any key is pressed, to cause the calculator to exit from a display subroutine and deal with the new input. Output.-A cathode-ray tube displays the contents of a keyboard register and an answer register. Programme sequencing (see also first paragraph above).-The states of flip-flops are decoded to select a microprogramme subroutine and a stage within it by driving a selected sub-routine drive line and a selected instruction drive line, the decoders being disabled during memory access. The drivers do not carry current except when in use, thus reducing power consumption. Memory.-The magnetic core memory holds six 13-character words and is addressable by character. Jump. -When a microprogramme sub-routine is left before completion to perform a common microprogramme sub-routine, i.e. one used during the execution of more than one macroinstruction, a so-called transfer vector is stored. On exit from the common sub-routine, the transfer vector (which has n bits if the number of possible transfer vectors is 2<SP>n</SP> or between 2<SP>n</SP> and 2<SP>n-1</SP>) is retrieved and expanded into an address to transfer control to. Tester.-A tester unit can be plugged into the machine and displays the states of most of the flip-flops of the calculator on lamps. It includes a conditional halt switch to cause the calculator to stop at a particular combination of states of these flip-flops, the desired states being set up on manual switches (one per flip-flop) each having 3 positions meaning 1, 0 and don't care respectively. A dump switch is also provided to cause the flip-flops to take up states specified by further 3-position manual switches (one per flip-flop), the 3 positions meaning set to 1, set to 0 and leave alone respectively. Single-step, halt, read and store switches are also provided.
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