ibm 029造句

• Introduced in 1971, the IBM 029 Kanji Keypunch was able to punch 2950 Kanji characters, the keypunch operator's left hand selecting one of 15 shift keys and the right hand selecting one of 240 Kanji characters for that shift.
• These machines included very large hydraulic units for powering the servos that drove the ball screw mounted " A " and " B " drive carriages, a tall electronics cabinet loaded with hundreds of IBM control relays, many dozens of solenoids for controlling the various pneumatic mechanical subsystems, and an IBM 029 card reader for positioning instructions.
• The IBM Kanji System was planned, designed, and implemented mainly by Double-byte Technical Coordination Organization ( DTCO ) and development departments in IBM Fujisawa Laboratory, assisted by IBM Endicott Lab ( IBM 029 ), Poughkeepsie Lab ( OS / VS ), Kingston Lab ( IBM 3270 ), Santa Teresa Lab ( IMS ), Hursley Lab ( CICS ), Boeblingen Lab ( DOS / VSE ) and other locations as well as related vendors.