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INTRODUCTION The computer systems presented on the following pages represent the advanced military computer technology available from UNIVAC Federal Systems Division. Two families of ruggedized systems components, designed and constructed to meet military specifications, are included: Fixed-Location and Mobile Surface Systems. Aerospace and Avionic Systems. The hardware capabilities, software capabilities, and available peripheral equipment are shown in tabulated form toward the end of the booklet. The sizes and weights listed are approximate.

UNIVAC 1212 MILITARY COMPUTER (CP-642BJ (MIL-E-16400) COMPACT Size: 72"H x 38"W x 37"D Weight: 2400 pounds 30-BIT WORD LENGTH Half-Word Option Magnetic Core Main Memory 32K Words 4-Microsecond Cycle Time NDRO Memory 64 Words Magnetic Thin-Film Control Memory 64 Words 667-Nanoseconds Cycle Time --,? : I? 1 ; SEVEN INDEX REGISTERS Located in Control Memory INSTRUCTIONS 62 Single Address Instructions 15 Logical Square Root Instruction Branching Possible On Most TIMING DEVICES (Time Increment of 111024 Second) INPUT/ OUTPUT CAPABILITIES (Buffered) 16 I/ O Channels (Maximum) Automatic Priority Determination INTERCOMPUTER On Any Channel 16 External 65 Internal MTBF of 1500 Hours (Calculated)

6 UNIVAC 1213 MILITARY COMPUTER [CP-BOB TYKJ (MIL-E-16400) COMPACT Size : 72"H x 38"W x 37"D Weight: 1650 pounds 30-BIT WORD LENGTH Half-Word Option Magnetic Core Main Memory 32K Words 4-Microseconds Cycle Time NDRO Memory 64 Words Magnetic Thin-Film Control Memory 64 Words 667-Nanoseconds Cycle Time SEVEN INDEX REGISTERS Located in Control Memory INSTRUCTIONS 62 Single Address Instructions 15 Logical Square Root Instruction Branching Possible On Most TIMING DEVICES (Time Increment of 111 024 Second) INPUT I OUTPUT CAPAB(LlTIES (Buffered) 12 1/ 0 Channels (Maximum) Automatic Priority Determination INTERCOMPUTER On Any Channel 16 External 65 Internal MTBF of 1500 Hours (Calculated)

UNIVAC 1218 MILITARY COMPUTER [CP-789/UYKJ (MIL-E-16400) COMPACT Size: 72"H x 26"W x 30"D Weight: 830 Pounds (16K 8 I/ O) l8-bit WORD- LENGTH Double-Word Option Arithmetic Input/Output Transfer Magnetic Core 4K, 8K, 16K or 32K Words 32 Words NDRO (Bootstrap) 4-Microseconds Cycle Time EIGHT INDEX REGISTERS Located I-lOs in Core Memory 18 Bits Each 98 SINGLE ADDRESS INSTRUCTIONS 16 Logical (Bit Manipulation Type) 4 Double Precision TIMING DEVICES (Time Increment of 111024 Second) INPUT/OUTPUT CAPABILITIES (Buffered) Four or Eight I/ O Channels Forward or Backward Automatic Priority Determination ESI and ESA Dual Channel Capability (36-Bits) 8 External 25 Internal 1 Synchronizing INTERCOMPUTER On Any Channel MTBF of 2100 Hours (Calculated)

10 v1;! '- :; - I UNIVAC 121SlS'MILITARY COMPUTER (CP-848jUYKJ (MIL-E-16400) COMPACT Size: 72"H x 26"W x 30"D (32K - S I/ O) Weight: 1000 Pounds 18-BIT WORD LENGTH Double-Word Option Arithmetic Input/ Output Transfer Magnetic Core Main Memory 2-Microsecond Cycle Time SK, 16K, 32K, or 65K Words Fast Core Control Memory 500-Nanosecond Cycle Time 12S IS-Bit Words (256 Words Optional) Fixed Memory 32 IS-Bit Words (NDRO) Bootstrap and Fault Recovery Operations EIGHT INDEX REGISTERS (18-Bits Each) Located I-lOs in Control Memory 102 SINGLE ADDRESS INSTRUCTIONS 16 Logical (Bit Manipulation Type) 4 Double Precision TIMING DEVICES (Time Increment of 1/ 1024 Second) INPUT/OUTPUT CAPABILITIES (Buffered) Four or Eight I/ O Channels Forward or Backward Automatic Priority Determination CDM, ESI and ESA Dual Channel Capability (36-Bits) S or 16 External 27 or 51 Internal INTERCOMPUTER On Any Channel MTBF of 1500 Hours (Calculated) 11

UNIVAC 1230 MILITARY COMPUTER (CP-855/UYKJ (MIL-E-16400) COMPACT Size: 72"H x 38"W x 37"0 Weight: 2200 Pounds 30-BIT WORD LENGTH Half-Word Option MODES OF OPERATION (Switch Selectable) CP-642A/ CP/ 642B Mode 1230 Mode Magnetic Core Main Memory 32K to 65K Words Expandable in 16K Modules 2-Microsecond Cycle Time for Each Bank Overlap Feature Produces Effective One-Microsecond Cycle Time ndestructive Readout Memory 64 30-Bit Words Magnetic Thin-Film Control Memory 128 30-Bit Words (256 Words Optional) 400-Nanosecond Cycle Time SEVEN INDEX REGISTERS Located in Control Memory INSTRUCTIONS 78 Single Address Instructions 15 Logical Square Root Instruction Branching Possible On Most TIMING DEVICES (Time Increment of 111024 Second) INPUT/ OUTPUT CAPABILITIES (Buffered) 16 I/ O Channels (Maximum) Automatic Priority Determination COM, ESI and ESA 16 External 65 Internal INTERCOMPUTER On Any Channel MTBF of 1500 Hours (Calculated) OPTIONS Floating Point Expanded Memory

UNIVAC 1289 MILITARY COMPUTER (CP-890/UYKJ (MIL-E-16400) Integrated Circuit Modules COMPACT Size: 74"H x 22"W x 18"0 Weight: 700 Pounds Maximum 3D-BIT WORD LENGTH Arithmetic Input/Output Transfer Magnetic Core (32-bit; 2 parity bits) 32K to 262K Words 1.8 Microsecond Cycle Time Overlap Feature Produces Effective One-Microsecond Cycle Time Temperature Stable SEVEN INDEX REGISTERS Integrated Circuits - 105 SINGLE ADDRESS INSTRUCTIONS Floating Point; Double Precision Controlled Index Addressing Indirect Addressing TIMING DEVICES (Time Increment of 111024 Second) INPUT/ OUTPUT CAPABILITIES 12* to 16 30-Bit Parallel Buffered I/ O Channels 2 Special Input Channels* 2 Special Output Channels* 21 External 72 Internal 1 Real Time Clock INTERCOMPUTER On Any Standard Input/Output Channel MTBF of 2000 Hours (Calculated) 'CP-890 Only

UNIVAC 1818 AVIONICS COMPUTER (MIL-E-5400 Class 2) COMPACT Size:* Weight:** 7.6"H x 9.9"W x 20.5"D 43 Pounds 18-BIT WORD LENGTH Instruction and Data Words Double Precision Add / Subtract Optional Intermix of Coincident Current Core (DRO)*** and Core Rope (NDRO) 4K to 32K Total Capacity 2-Microsecond Cycle Time THREE INDEX REGISTERS Located in Core Memory 18-Bits Each INSTRUCTIONS 27 Basic 62 Total TIMING Real Time Interrupt 1024 Hz INPUT/ OUTPUT CAPABILITIES 8 I/O Channels (Maximum) 1 Power 1 Fau It 1 Real Time Clock 6 External INTERCOMPUTER Optional MTBF of 3410 Hours (Calculated) * Up to 12K Memory and 8 I/O Channels **For 4K Memory Configuration ***Unprotected or Protected Core

UNIVAC 1824 AEROSPACE COMPUTER Designed for Aerospace Environment (MIL-STD-81O; FED-STD-151 Classified Document fo~ Nuclear Radiation; Meets Severe Re-Entry Environment) COMPACT* Size: 9.1"H x 9.4"W x 15.3"0 Weight: 44.6 Pounds 16-BIT INSTRUCTION WORD LENGTH 24-BIT DATA WORD LENGTH Magnetic Thin-Film 4-Microsecond Cycle Time ORO: 256-1024 24-Bit Words NORa: 1024 to 8192 48-Bit Words (Up to 24,516 16-Bit Instructions) Random Access Electrically Alterable.. THREE INDEX REGISTERS Located in Film Memory INSTRUCTIONS 41 Instructions (16-Bits) TIMING Real Time Clock INPUT/OUTPUT CAPABILITY Complete I/O Circuit Family Available; Can Be Readily Tailored to Specific I/O Requirements 2 External 1 Internal M rbf of 10,000 Hours (Calculated) -For 4096-Word 48-Bit NDRO, 512-Word 24-Bit DRO Memory Configuration

UNIVAC 1830A AVIONICS COMPUTER (CP-901J (MIL-E-5400) COMPACT* Size: Weight: 51"H x 13.5"W x 17.6"D 345 Pounds 30-BIT WORD LENGTH Single Word Arithmetic Input/Output Transfer Magnetic Core 4K to 65K Words (Expandable to 131 K) 512 Words NDRO (Core Rope Bootstrap) 2-Microseconds Cycle Time Without Overlap I-Microsecond (Effective) Cycle Time With Overlap SEVEN INDEX REGISTERS Hardware Index Registers 05-Bits) 70 SINGLE ADDRESS INSTRUCTIONS 7 Branch Designator 7 Operand Interpretation Designators TIMING DEVICES (Time Increment of 111024 Second) INPUT/ OUTPUT CAPABILITIES (Buffered) 16 1/ 0 Channels (Maximum) Automatic Priority Determination ESA, and ESI (Optional) 4 Internal 5 1/ 0 (Unique Types) INTER COMPUTER On Any Channel MTBF of 2000 Hours (Calculated) * For 1830A with 65K Memory

UNIVAC PERIPHERAL EQUIPMENT ON-LINE TYPEWRITER * 1532 I/ O Console Keyboard IN - 10 Characters Per Second Printer *Teletypewriter and Adapter Unit UGC-6, 13 or FGC 20, 25, 52 PAPER TAPE READER * 1532 I/ O Console........ 300 cps Commercial Subsystem......... 400 cps PAPER TAPE PUNCH * 1532 I/ O Console..... 1l0 cps Commercial Subsystems..... 110 cps CARD EQUIPMENT Military Card Punch........ 200 cards/ min Military Card Reader...... 400 cards/ min Commercial Card Punch... 200 cards/ min Commercial Card Reader.... 615 cards/ min HIGH-SPEED PRINTERS 1569 Printer........... 600 Ipm MASS STORAGE 786,432 Character Drum 4.7 Million Character Drum 132 Million Character Drum MAGNETIC TAPE *1243 (NTDS Service Test) 1240 (556 BPI, 112.5 IPS, Pinch Roller) 1245 (200 BPI, 112.5 IPS, Pinch Roller) *1540 (800 BPI, 120 IPS, Pinch Roller) *RD 261 (1600 BPI, 30 IPS, Pinch Roller) DISPLAY TERMINAL 1551 Alphanumeric Display Unit 25 Lines, 80 Characters Flexible Data Entry and Control Structure COMMUNICATIONS EQUIPMENT * Teletypewriter Standard Communications Subsystem Communications Multiplexer (CM) Scanner Selectors Communication Line Terminals (CLT) Communication Control Units (CCU) Scanner Selectors * Data Transmission Unit (DTU) 'MILITARIZED EQUIPMENT

24 COMPUTER COMPARISON TABLE Word Size (Bits) 1212/ CP-642B 30 1213/ CP-808 30 1218/ CP-789 18 1219/ CP-848 18 1230/ CP-855 30 1289/ CP-890 30 1818 18 1824 16 1830A/ CP-901 30 Indirect Addressing Some Some Some Some Some Some Some Capacity (Words) 32K 32K 4K-32K 32K-65K 16K-131 K 32K-262K 4K-32K 3K-16K 4K-l3lK > c: Cycle Time Ill: ~ Overlapped Banks D ~ Data Size (Bits) w ~ e Capacity (Words) c o '-' Cycle Time Bootstrap (Words) 4/'s 150r 30 64 0.667/'s 64 4/'s 15 or 30 64, 0.667/'s 64 4/'s 18 or 36 ne N/A 32 2/'s 18 or 36 128 or 256 0.5/,s 32 2/'s 15 or 30 128 or 256 0.4/'s 64 1.8/,s 15 or 30 128 O.1/,s 128 2/'s 18 or 36 ne N/A 4/'s 24 ne N/A 2/'s 15 or 30 N/A N/A 512 I ndex Registers 7(Film) 7(Film) 8(Core) 8(Fast Core) 7(Film) 3(Core) 3(Film) Instructions 62 62 98 102 78D 105 27 41 70 Basic Add Time Interrupts I /O Channel (Max) 8/,s 82 16 8/,s 82 12 8/,s 34 8 4/'s 51 16 2/'s. 98 1.8/,s. 120 16 2/'s 9 16 8/,s 2 2/'s 85 16 ESI or ESA Options Real-Time Clocks ESI /ESA ESI /ESA 2 ESI /ESA 1 or 2 ESI /ESA 2, ESI ESI 2 en... 2 ::::3 D... Day Clock (I nput) Magnetic Drums Magnetic Tapes Pri nters Paper Tape Punched Cards 80 Col 80 Col 80 Col 80 Col 80 Col 80 Col 80 Col CUUs and CTUs 25 Software Hardware Diagnostics Circuit Cards (Full Machine) MTBF (Calculated in Hours) FORTRAN CS-1 SYCOL SYMON Executive 3400 1500 FORTRAN CS-1 SYCOL SYMON. Executive 3400 1500 FORTRAN Trim Assembler * Circuit Cards and Circuit Blocks... Microelectronic Circuits t::.. Plus 4 Additional Channels in EMU D Basic Instruction Overlapped Programs Will Run on This Computer o Programs Will t Run on This Computer But May Be Used on Other Computers to Generate Instructions for the Computer Listed. 1200 2100 FORTRAN Trim Assembler 2000 1500 FORTRAN SYMON SYCOL CS-1 Service Li brary 3400 1500 SYCOL CS-1 Service Library 2000 Assembler Utility Package 3410 Assembler Interpreter Service Li brary 2000'" 10,000 SYMON o SYCOLo CS-1 0 LlBIN o FORTRAN IYo Service. Li brary 510 2000

~ 26 AVAILABLE PERIPHERAL EGUIPMENT AND SOFTWARE TABLE 1212/ 1213/ 1218/ 1219/ 1230/ 1289/ 1830A/ PERIPHERAL EQUIPMENT CP-642B CP-808 CP-789 CP-848 CP-855 CP-890 1818 1824 CP-901 ON-LINE CONTROL DEVICES x x x x x x* x* TYPEWRITERS x x x x x x x x x PAPER TAPE x x x x x x x x x MAGNETIC TAPE x x x x x x x CARD EQUIPMENT x x x x x x x HIGH SPEED PRINTERS x x x x x x x MASS STORAGE x x x x x x SOFTWARE ASSEMBLERS x x x x x x x** COMPILERS CS-l x x x x ~. - - -...~ SYCOL x x x x x x FORTRAN x x x x x JOVIAL x x SERVICE ROUTINE ~ MATHEMATICS x x x x x x x x FLOATING POINT x x x x x x UTILITY x x x x x x x x x SYMON MONITOR x x HARDWARE DIAGNOSTICS x x x x x x x x x LIBRARIAN x x x x x x DEBUGGING AID x x x x x x x CONVERSION x x x x x x x Operator's Control Panel On Univac 1206 or 490 Computer 27