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Reference Manual IBM 29 Card Punch Product Reference Literature IBM Reference Manual IBM 29 Card Punch Reference Manual IBM 29 Card Punch Preface This reference manual contains the information required by a card punch operator or trainee to use the IBM 29 Card Punch efficiently. The reader is assumed to have at least an introductory knowledge of data processing. The manual describes the available models of the 29 Card Punch, operating features and procedures, special features, and 29 Card Punch programming. Seventh Edition (June 1970) This is a reprint of GA24-3332-S incorporating changes released in Technical Newsletter GN22-0337 (dated June 2, 1969). Changes are periodically made to the specifications herein; any such changes will be reported in subsequent revisions or Technical Newsletters. Requests for copies of IBM publications should be made to your mM representa­ tive or to the IBM branch office serving your locality. This manual has been prepared by the IBM Systems Development Division, Product Publications, Dept. B98, PO Box 390, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. 12602. A form for readers' comments is proVided at the back of this publication. If the form has been removed, comments may be sent to the above address. Contents IBM 29 Card Punch 5 Special Features .................................. 24 Features. .. 5 Auxiliary Duplication ............................... 24 Programs ........................................ 5 Card Insertion ..................................... 24 Card Punching ............................... " 5 Character Inhibit ................................ 24 Duplication ...................................... 6 High-Speed Skip ................................... 25 Printing ......................................... 6 Operation ........................ ~ . .. 25 Card Design ................................. 6 Programming a High-Speed Skip . .. 25 Models. .. 8 Interspersed Gangpunch ............................. 25 Keyboards ....................................... 9 Variable-Length Card Feed .......................... 26 Operating Features ................... 9 Machine Settings ................................. 26 Card Hopper ....................... , . .. 9 Operation ....................................... 26 Punch Station .................................... 9 Desk Extension .................................... 28 Read Station ..................................... 10 Self-Checking ...................................... 28 Card Stacker .......... .. .. 10 Modulus 10 ..................................... 30 Main Line Switch ............................... " 10 Modulus 11 ..................................... 30 Reading Board Desk. .. 10 Self-Checking Number Generator ................... 31 Backspace Key ................................... 10 Program Unit .................................... 10 Program Card Preparation . ..................... " 33 Program Control Lever. .. 11 Programming Common to All Models ................ 33 Column Indicator .......................... 11 Programming the Model B ......................... 33 Pressure-Roll Release Lever. .. 11 Programming the Model C ... .. 33 Chip Box and Fuses. .. 11 Program Two used for Alternate Programming. .. 33 Keyboards ..................................... '" 11 Multiple Functions ................................ 34 Programming the IBM 29 Card Punch . ............. 13 Program Planning Card Form ...................... 34 Program Card-Model A ......................... " 13 Program Example ................................. 34 Program Card-Model B. .. 13 Program Card-Model C. .. 14 Operating Suggestions. .. 37 Program Drum ................................... 15 Engaging the Program Reading Mechanism. 37 Starting a Punching Operation ...................... 37 Operations ....................................... 16 Stopping a Punching Operation ..................... 37 Inserting Cards Manually . .. 16 Clearing the Card Bed ........................... " 37 Numeric Punching with Program Control 16 Removing a Card from the C«;lnter of the Card Bed. .. 37 Procedure for Numeric Punching with Program Control.. 16 Removing a Card from the Left of the Card Bed. .. 37 Left-Zero Insertion-Model B ......................... 17 Removing a Card from the Punch or Read Station. .. 37 Keyed Storage Entry. .. 17 Spacing Over Columns. .. 37 Storage Clearout .. '.' . .. 17 Multiple Punched Columns ........................ 38 Exceeding Field Capacity .... .. 18 Corner Cuts ..................................... 38 Skipping ........................................ 18 Single Card Feeding .............................. 38 Duplication ...................................... 18 Keyboard Locking ................................ 38 Blank Fields ....................... , ............. 18 Suspending Automatic Duplication on First Card. .. 38 ComJ?le!~I{: Keyed Field ......................... , .. 18 Printing ........................................... 39 CredIt X ....... ......................... 18 Character Arrangements ........................... 39 Extending Capacity of Left-Zero Field. .. 18 Zero Print and Suppression. .. , . .. 40 Card as an Original Document. .. 18 Ribbon Replacement .............................. 40 Alphabetic and Numeric Punching with Program Control.. 19 Procedure for Alphabetic and Numeric Punching with Program Control .. .. 20 Combination Keyboard Summary, . .. 41 Error Correction-Normal ............................ 20 48-Character Keyboard .............................. 41 Left-Zero Insertion Field ............................ 21 64-Character Keyboard .............................. 41 Partially Prepunched Cards, ...................... " 21 Punching Keys ................................... 41 Prepunched Master Card Insertion. .. 22 Space Bar ....................................... 41 Interpreting-Model C ............................. " 22 Functional Keys .................................. 41 All 80 Columns.... .. 22 Less than 80 Columns. .. 23 Index .............................. .............. 44 IBM 29 Card Punch IBM 29 Card Punch The basic operating unit in IBM accounting is the On the 29 Card Punch, with unlimited use of two punched card. Punched cards, containing original data program levels, each program card can contain two in the form of punched holes, actuate the IBM machines totally different, complete 80-column programs. Either to perform automatically the various operations essen­ program can be selected for card to card use by setting tial to record-keeping. a program' selection switch. If it is desired to use both Original data is transcribed to punched cards by any program levels to control punching on a single card, of several types of IBM card punches. This manual ex­ alterations from program to program can be made by plains the operation of the most recent of these ma­ program selection keys on the keyboard. Programs can chines, the IBM 29 Card Punch (frontispiece). be alternated at will, while punching a single card, by means of these keys. Features Card Punching The IBM 29 Card Punch has the popular features of Eighty columns on the card can be punched. other IBM card punches, with additional features such Each column has 12 punching positions: one each as unlimited use of two program levels and pro­ for the digits 1 to 9, and one each for the zones 0, 11, grammed automatic insertion of zeros to the left of the and 12. The II-zone punch is sometimes referred to first significant digit in numeric fields, to provide as X. The digits are recorded by punching a single greater flexibility in the operation and application of hole in the corresponding digit or zero position of the the card punch. desired column. A letter is a combination of one zone punch and one digit punch in the desired column. For example, A is Programs a 12-zone and digit-I punches, N is an II-zone (X) The machine is easy to operate, quiet, and attractive. and digit-5 punches, and Z is a O-zone (zero) and One of its most important features is the simple means digit-9 punches. of setting it up quickly for automatic control of dupli­ A special character is one, two, or three holes in the cating operations, automatic insertion of left zeros, or desired column as shown in Figure l. Punching two or skipping. Each setup or program is made by punching three holes in one column for a letter or special char­ a card and mounting it on a program drum, which is acter is automatic when the corresponding key is inserted in the machine. pressed. Digits Letters Specia I Characters o12,;,456( .0.'3 111111111 1111111 111111111 1111111 00001000000000000000000000000000000011111111000000000000000000111111100000000000 12345'7"MnUDM8.n.am~unu~anaa~~u~~~~n.U~~~U~~"~""~~U~M"~~~H.~uaM.M~M"MnnnH~~nn~. 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 22222212222222222221222222221222222212222222222221222222122222212222212222222222 33333331333333333333133333333133333331333333333333133333313333331333331333333333 44444444144444444444414444444414444444144444444444414444441444444144444144444444 555555555155555555555515555555515555555155555555555515555551555555155555'15555555 66fi6666666166666666666616666666616666666166666666666~166666616666661666661666666 77777777777177777777777717777777717777777177777777777717777771777777177777177777 88888888888818888888888881888888881888888818888881111118111111811111111111188~88 99999999999991999999999999199999999199999991999999999999999999999999999999999999 12345'78'MnUDMa.n •• m~nnu~anaH~~u~~~~n~u~~~U~~"~"U~~U~M"~~H".~uaM.M~M"MnnnH~~nnN. _S081 Figure 1. Card Codes and Graphics
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