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SECTION
I
General
Policies and Definitions
D.
Key Mainframe Definitions
1.
For non-DPS models.
a.
Base CPS Systems —- non—DPS
This is the configuration which is the heart of
each mainframe.
It is obtained by use of the CPS
number shown on the pertinent Base Mainframe
Configurator chart for the model you want to
order.
The base CPS system type number is the
first type number you write on your initial
order. All additions at the time of the initial
order or after the system has been installed are
made to the base CPS system. Base CPS system is
also known as base system, or basic system or
base mainframe.
Base
Each CPS number gives
Processor
you a complete main
frame as shown:
CPA
f'l
L_J
93g processor, 933 SCU
«with a base quantity of
memory, 9§g_IOM, plus one
Base
Base
Central Processor Addressing
Memory
SCU
feature or port (CPA) in
r_1
'base processor and 92g_IOM
I
Addressing feature or port
L_J
(MXA) in base IOM.
Com-
MXA
ponents in base CPS system
do not have individual type
numbers
Base
IOM
6
DH92.
Rev.
G
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