Editing Honeywell 6000 series (section)

==Peripherals==
The following peripherals were available for the 6000-Series machines in 1971.<ref name=Summary />

* '''Control console''', attached to the IOM, was a printer-keyboard that operated at 15 characters per second (cps).
* '''DSS180 removable disk storage subsystem''' provided up to 18 drives using disks physically compatible with IBM 2316 disks used in the 2314.<ref>{{cite web
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|url=https://usermanual.wiki/Document/70C480117209HoneywellSeries6000.2970225882/help}}</ref> The disks were formatted to provide 384 six-bit characters per sector and 27,648,000 characters per pack.  The average seek time was 34 milliseconds (ms) and data transfer rate was 416,000&nbsp;cps.
* '''DSS190 removable disk storage subsystem''' provided up to 16 drives using disks compatible with the IBM 3336-11 disk packs used in 3330-11 drives.  The disks were formatted with variable-length sectors in multiples of 384 characters.  One pack could hold up to 133,320,000 characters. The average access time was 30&nbsp;ms and data transfer rate was 1,074,000&nbsp;cps.
* '''DSS270 disk storage subsystem''' provided up to 20 modules of head-per-track disk. Capacity per module was 15.3 million characters.  Average access time was 26&nbsp;ms, and maximum transfer rate was 333,000&nbsp;cps.
* '''DSS167 disk storage subsystem''' allowed up to eight online disk drives plus an offline spare.  Per disk capacity was 15 million characters; average access time was 87.5&nbsp;ms and data transfer rate was 208,000&nbsp;cps.
* '''DSS170 removable disk storage subsystem''' allowed up to eight online disk drives plus an offline spare. Per disk capacity was 27.5 million characters; average access time was 72.5&nbsp;ms and data transfer rate was 416,000&nbsp;cps.
* '''Magnetic tape''' was available in a variety of models, all using open-reel ½&nbsp;inch [[magnetic tape]].  Various models could read and write seven-track or nine-track tape with densities from 200 bits per inch (bpi) to 1600&nbsp;bpi at rates of 37.5 inches per second (ips) to 150&nbsp;ips.  The maximum transfer rate was 266 characters per second (cps). All models connected to the system through the IOM.
* '''Line printers''' were the PRT300 train printer capable of printing at 1150 lines per minute (lpm) and the PRT201 at 1200&nbsp;lpm.
* '''Punched card''' equipment consisted of the CRZ201 card reader capable of reading up to 900 80-column cards per minute (cpm) and the CPZ201 card punch which could punch up to 300 80-column cards per minute.