# DATA PROCESSING AN INTRODUCTION 1972 KEY PUNCH COMPUTER & MAGNETIC TAPE EDUCATIONAL FILM 99424

This color educational film is about data processing. This was made in 1972 by Coronet. It introduces the field of Data Processing, with scenes of electric adding machines, IBM System/360 model 65 mainframe system, IBM 2401 magnetic tape machines, Control Data Corporation (CDC) image scanner; Burroughs Punch Tape Reader and MICR/OCR, CDC 160 computer and much more. Guide to many of the vintage machines we identified in this film: 00:10 Burroughs adding machine 00:24 Paper filing methods 00:37 IBM Selectric Typewriter 00:47 ADDO-X paper tape calculator (by AB Addo) 00:50 Automatic Page Collating Machine 00:57 Xerox 2400 Photocopier 01:07 IBM 029 Keypunch Machine (card punch) 02:06 IBM Card Sorter 02:38 IBM Model 188 Collator of 1961 03:20 IBM 602A Calculating Punch Machine 04:28 IBM Accounting Machine Model 407 ? 05:24 IBM System/360 model 65 mainframe 05:38 IBM 2401 Magnetic tape machine; disk unit, printer 05:54 IBM High Speed Card Reader 06:30 Computer Memory (inside computer) 07:01 IBM Plug Board Panel (Hardwired Program) 07:14 Rack of multiple Plug Board Programs Pre-wired for use 07:43 IBM 2401 Mag Tape Machine 07:49 Computer Light Panel (blinking) 07:58 Operator adjusting IBM tape machines 08:05 Computer Room view (tapes, disks) 08:14 IBM keyboard input to system 08:20 IBM typewriter Type ball in operation 08:33 IBM High Speed Card Reader 09:29 Disc Pack Unit 09:57 High Speed Printer 10:21 CDC Optical Scanner 10:33 Paper Tape Punch/Reader (Burroughs) 10:44 Magnetic…

- Kind: Educational
- By: PeriscopeFilm
- Genres: Education, Industrial and advertising
- Archive: [Internet Archive](https://archive.org/details/99424-data-processing-an-introduction-vwr)
- Licence or status: none stated by the archive
- Who can watch: Tweens profiles and older (the archive gives no rating; placed by Invisible Network from its collection and subjects)

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