IBM 1050 - Revision history

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Iamcamiel at 06:50, 15 April 2012

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Iamcamiel: Created page with "{{infobox terminal | manufacturer = IBM | model = 1050 | image = ibm1050.gif | intro_month = March | intro_year = 1963 | baud_rates = 75, 150 }} The IBM 1050 Data Communications ..."

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Created page with "{{infobox terminal | manufacturer = IBM | model = 1050 | image = ibm1050.gif | intro_month = March | intro_year = 1963 | baud_rates = 75, 150 }} The IBM 1050 Data Communications ..."

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{{infobox terminal
| manufacturer = IBM
| model = 1050
| image = ibm1050.gif
| intro_month = March
| intro_year = 1963
| baud_rates = 75, 150
}}
The IBM 1050 Data Communications System was introduced on March 12th 1963.<ref>Emerson, Pugh, Johnson, Palmer 1991 p. 782</ref>

{{References}}

[[Category:IBM|1050]]
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-The IBM 1050 Data Communications System was introduced on March 12th 1963.<ref>{{cite book
+The IBM 1050 Data Communications System was introduced on March 12,
 | last1 = Pugh
 | first1 = Emerson W.
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 | page = 782
 | isbn = 0262517205
 }}</ref>
-A typical 1050 system consisted of a 1051 control unit (big black box underneath the desk in the picture), and a 1052 keyboard/printer. This could be expanded with paper tape reader(1054) and punch(1055) or a card reader/punch(1442).
+A typical 1050 system consisted of a 1051 control unit (big black box
-On many IBM System 360 mainframes, a bare 1052 keyboard/printer was hard-wired into the system for use as the console terminal.
+== Architecture ==
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-The IBM 1050 Data Communications System was introduced on March 12th 1963.<ref>{{cite journal
+The IBM 1050 Data Communications System was introduced on March 12th 1963.<ref>{{cite book
 | last1 = Pugh
 | first1 = Emerson W.
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 | last3 = Palmer
 | first3 = John H.
-| date = December 2011
+| date = 1991
 | title = IBM's 360 and Early 370 Systems
-| journal = The Business History Review
+| location = Cambridge, Mass.
 | publisher = MIT Press
-| location = Cambridge, Mass.
+| page = 782
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+| isbn = 0262517205
 }}</ref>

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-The IBM 1050 Data Communications System was introduced on March 12th 1963.<ref>Emerson, Pugh, Johnson, Palmer 1991 p. 782</ref>
+The IBM 1050 Data Communications System was introduced on March 12th 1963.<ref>{{cite journal
 A typical 1050 system consisted of a 1051 control unit (big black box underneath the desk in the picture), and a 1052 keyboard/printer. This could be expanded with paper tape reader(1054) and punch(1055) or a card reader/punch(1442).

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	The IBM 1050 Data Communications System was introduced on March 12th 1963.<ref>Emerson, Pugh, Johnson, Palmer 1991 p. 782</ref>		The IBM 1050 Data Communications System was introduced on March 12th 1963.<ref>Emerson, Pugh, Johnson, Palmer 1991 p. 782</ref>

		+	A typical 1050 system consisted of a 1051 control unit (big black box underneath the desk in the picture), and a 1052 keyboard/printer. This could be expanded with paper tape reader(1054) and punch(1055) or a card reader/punch(1442).

		+	On many IBM System 360 mainframes, a bare 1052 keyboard/printer was hard-wired into the system for use as the console terminal.

	{{References}}		{{References}}

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