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Programma 101

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and it would record that sequence on a magnetic card, a magnetic strip that was about a foot long and two inches wide. So you could write a sequence, a programming sequence, and load it in there, and the if you would – the Lunar Module high-gain antenna was not very smart, it didn't know where Earth was. We would have to run four separate programs on this Programma 101
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a table or desktop and that had to start a relationship of comprehension, of interaction, something quite new because before then computers were as big as a wardrobe. With a wardrobe we don't have any relationship: in fact the most beautiful wardrobes disappear in the wall. But this wasn't a wardrobe or a box, this was a machine designed to be part of your personal entourage.
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I remember that one day I received a call from Roberto Olivetti: "I want to see you for a complex project I'm building". It involved the design not of a box containing mechanisms and stamped circuits, but a personal object, something that had to live with a person, a person with his chair sitting at
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By Apollo 11 we had a desktop computer, sort of, kind of, called an Olivetti Programma 101. It was a kind of supercalculator. It was probably a foot and a half square, and about maybe eight inches tall. It would add, subtract, multiply, and divide, but it would remember a sequence of these things,
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coating on one side and an area for writing on the other. Each card can be recorded on two stripes, enabling it to store two programs. Five registers are stored on the card; two registers are dedicated to the program code, the other three registers (D, E, F) can be used for code and/or numbers.
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One of the direct results of the Programma 101 team focus on human-centered objectives was the invention of a removable magnetic card to store programmed calculation, a revolutionary item for that time, allowing anyone to just insert it and execute any program in a few seconds.
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where data registers and instruction register are clearly separated, but it allows for some data to be written in the instruction registers under some conditions. That was a common feature in the 1960s desktop computer/programmable calculator and only HP provided a true
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stores the affected register and the right nibble the instruction, while in digits the first nibble stores information about the number, such as the sign or the decimal place, and the last nibble stores the actual digit.
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or 24 instructions each consisting of a letter and a symbol. Five of the registers (B, C, D, E, F) can be subdivided into half-registers, each containing an 11-digit number with sign and decimal point. It uses a kind of
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The focus of the engineering team was to deliver a very simple product, something that anyone could use. To take care of the ergonomics and aesthetics of a product that did not exist before, Roberto Olivetti called
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While not stated in the General Manual and only in some Programming Manual, it is possible to perform a "modified jump", which allows to go back to different part of the program from the same subroutine.
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There are 10 memory registers: three for operations (M, A, R); two for storage (B, C); three for storage and/or program (assignable as needed: D, E, F); and two for program only (p1, p2). Each full
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Store the D register temporarily in the R register; this is a special instruction used in multi-card program to save data from the deletion that happens while reading a new card
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design for its time, the Programma 101 was priced at $ 3,200 (equivalent to $ 30,900 in 2023). About 44,000 units were sold, primarily in the US.
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The Tecnologicamente Museum in Ivrea has a Java simulator of the Programma 101 written by Giuliano Gaiti, one of Perotto's collaborators.
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2005 – Simulator written by Eng. Claudio Larini, which had some contact with Gastone Garziera, another of the P101 engineers
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Stop the computer to let the user introduce data in the M register or to use the machine manually as a calculator
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of the Programma 101 developed at the Department of Information Engineering and Electrical Engineering of
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It prints programs and results onto a roll of paper tape, similar to calculator or cash register paper.
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and innovative for the time. Some of the design was based on a 1961 Olivetti computer co-developed by
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because its arithmetic instructions correspond to calculator operations, while its
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Many simulators for the Programma 101's function have developed over the years:
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A Technical Description of the Olivetti Programma 101 with a picture gallery
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Operations: add, subtract, multiply, divide, square root and absolute value
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It appears that the Mathatronics Mathatron calculator preceeded [
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where the sale price was $ 3,200 (increasing to about $ 3,500 in 1968.)
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technically, the machine was a programmable calculator, not a computer.
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functions (addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division), plus
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Front view of a Programma 101 showing the printer and programming keys
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can hold 120 instructions. The cards use a simple machine language.
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1976 - Translator to map Programma 101 code to BASIC was written by
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A total of 240 bytes of information were electrically stored in
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The computational hardware consisted of standard (for its time)
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About 10 Programma 101 were sold to NASA and used to plan the
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The Programma 101's design would earn the Mario Bellini the
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The former Olivetti employee Marco Galeotti created a full
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The instructions or digits occupy eight bits, codified in
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that served as a model for the programmable calculator.
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cards approximately 5 cm Γ— 20 cm that have a
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The Programma 101 was designed by Olivetti engineer
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Olivetti S.p.A.
programmable calculators
programmable calculators
Olivetti
Ivrea
Piedmont
Pier Giorgio Perotto
1964 New York World's Fair
futuristic
programmable calculator
calculator
instruction set
stored-program computer

Pier Giorgio Perotto
Ivrea
Marco Zanuso
Mario Bellini
ergonomical
Federico Faggin
discrete devices
phenolic resin
microprocessors
integrated circuits
magnetostrictive delay-line memory
milliseconds
Mario Bellini

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