On Wed May 3 13:17:04 2000 Johnson,Alex wrote...
>
>Re: Are you saying that all points in teh Inegrator 30 must run at the same
>BPC? I can't have some at say 0.5 sec, and others at say 2 sec.?
>
>Stan, don't confuse BPC with Block Period. The BPC (Basic Processing Cycle)
>is fixed at system configuration for a particular station. It is the fastest
>rate at which a block in that station is permitted to run. The Block Period
>is a multiple of the BPC. The multiple is an integer value greater than or
>equal to 1.
>
Ah, as you can see I am just learning this side of thigs. Thanks for
educating me.
Would you care to comment on whether, from a quantity of points, and
speed of throughput basis, the AB Stations are more powerful, or less
powerful than Inegrator 30's?
BTW is the AB Station the same hardware as what AB calls the
Information Coprocessor (Intel based), or is the Control Coprocessor
(Motorola based)?
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