Error detection apparatus for verifying binary coded constants
AssigneeHoneywell Information Systems Inc.
InventorGeorge J. Barlow
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AssigneeHoneywell Information Systems Inc.
InventorGeorge J. Barlow
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A peripheral subsystem includes error detection apparatus for verifying whether "speed constants" applied thereto have been decoded properly and contain legal codes. The detection apparatus includes binary to decimal decoder circuits which receive the binary coded speed constants and generate a predetermined output signal on one of a plurality of output terminals of the decoder circuits. A selected number of output terminals of the binary to decimal decoder circuits which are less than one half of the total output terminals are applied as inputs to an odd-even check circuit. When each of the constants are decoded without error and contain a legal code, the decoder circuits provide signals to the check circuit which produce a predetermined check signal to indicate that the constant has been decoded properly by the decoder circuits and contains a legal code.
Error detection apparatus for verifying the correctness of a binary coded constant, said apparatus comprising:
Error detection apparatus for use in a peripheral controller which controls a plurality of magnetic tape devices for checking speed constants specifying a plurality of different tape velocities, said error detection apparatus comprising:
An error detector circuit for signaling receipt of valid binary coded signals, said detector circuit comprising:
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