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Supervisory control of peripheral subsystems

CA 1163690 A · Owner: International Business Machines Corporation · Inventors: Videki, Edwin R. Ii

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A peripheral subsystem accepts and responds to a plurality of supervisory channel commands which alter the operation of the subsystem; i.e. logically partition, break the logical partition adjust or, amend the logical partition ignore the logical, partition, give operator controls for loading and unloading a record cartridge, suspending multipath reconnection and the like. These supervisory commands can be located anywhere in a I/0 chaining sequence. Some of the supervisory commands will result in changes in the subsystem operation for the duration of the instant channel program or CCW chain while other persist for as long as the subsystem is operating or until a subsequent supervisory …

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  • Granted March 13, 1984. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended March 13, 2001.
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FiledJuly 7, 1981
GrantedMarch 13, 1984
Term endedMarch 13, 2001
Patent numberCA 1163690 A
Classification (IPC)H04L5/14 +1 more

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1982198419861988199019921994199619982000Application filedJuly 7, 1981Patent grantedMarch 13, 1984Term endedMarch 13, 2001

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