test-drb March 2002

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by DAW＠yalepress3.unipress.yale.edu

> From: Chris > > >Corona PC portable (looks like compaq portable) > > I just gave one of these to David W on Sunday... I have two more, but am > missing the covers for them. > > -chris --- Chris, is the little wife making you clear out _everything_? Tell her I said thanks ;-) BTW, did you guys make it to Mystic? Yeah, the Corona is a neat looking little box. Haven't had a chance to do anything with it yet, though. Have to build a workbench/desk for computer hacking first. --- David A Woyciesjes --- C & IS Support Specialist --- Yale University Press --- mailto:david.woyciesjes@yale.edu --- (203) 432-0953 --- ICQ # - 905818 Mac OS X 10.1.2 - Darwin Kernel Version 5.2: Fri Dec 7 21:39:35 PST 2001 Running since 01/22/2002 without a crash

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Symbolics transport (was: Re: Getting Unix to run on a PDP-11 /34)

by dhquebbeman＠theestopinalgroup.com

> > On Sun, Mar 03, 2002 at 07:21:29PM +0000, Sellam Ismail wrote: > > > > > How the HELL do you fit a Symbolics machine in a trunk??? > > The car was a "Kombi", sorry I don't know the english expression. > > _________ > > | \___ > > |o_________o| (front) > > How do you call this type of car? > > Lines & O's? An ASCII-mobile? ;) > I think you have a "station wagon". A very important piece of > equipment for the collector. Actually, the Kombi stands a bit taller than a station wagon, but doesn't sit as high above the road as an SUV... IIRC... sort-of a cross between them, with some genes from a VW Microbus and Land Rover thrown in (although Kombis predate the Microbus)... I'm told many are outfitted for camping excursions. -dq

23 years

What is the 'official' name?

by dhquebbeman＠theestopinalgroup.com

Valence? Fascia? > -----Original Message----- > From: Jeffrey S. Sharp [mailto:jss@subatomix.com] > Sent: Sunday, March 03, 2002 2:13 AM > To: classiccmp(a)classiccmp.org > Subject: What is the 'official' name? > > > What is the 'official' name of the thing we call 'rack-top > panel', 'rack > header panel', 'maroon/red panel', 'logo panel', 'marquee', etc.? > > -- > Jeffrey S. Sharp > jss(a)subatomix.com >

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OT: DAVE 2.5.2 for Mac

by healyzh＠aracnet.com

Does anyone happen to have a copy of the V2.5.2 updater for DAVE? After about 2 1/2 years I'm finally using the copy of 2.5 I bought, and it looks like Thursby no longer has the updater available for download (instead it looks like they want you to buy a 3.1 upgrade). Zane -- | Zane H. Healy | UNIX Systems Administrator | | healyzh(a)aracnet.com (primary) | OpenVMS Enthusiast | | | Classic Computer Collector | +----------------------------------+----------------------------+ | Empire of the Petal Throne and Traveller Role Playing, | | PDP-10 Emulation and Zane's Computer Museum. | | http://www.aracnet.com/~healyzh/ |

23 years

WTT: Stuff for IRIX

by jon＠slurpee.org

I have a bunch of NeXT stuff, sgi stuff, and some sun and apple stuff. Let me know if you have a copy of 6.5 for the o2 (r5k), octane, indigo 2 (r4400, and r10k), or indy's. Thanks, jon

23 years

Grid LT 1755 bat indicator

by lgwalker＠mts.net

I've scoured the net, even joined the URGrid mail-list, read the Tandy specs closely, but can't find any info as to what the flashing red battery indicator means on my Grid 1755. Even the Grid proponents pass on it. It works but the battery had gone belly-up. I bought a "new" battery and for a while the former orange changed to green but later on changed to the flashing red. It accepts minimal charge but not enough to power the HD when off charge and displays the low-power steady red indicator before dying. If it was simply indicating a dead battery the old one wouldn't display a steady orange. Could it be lack of enough amperage from my adaptor to be able to charge ? I submit myself to the collective knowledge of the list. Lawrence Reply to: lgwalker(a)mts.net Love of the Goddess makes the poet go mad he goes to his death and in death is made wise. Robert Graves

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Looking for a 14 pin DIN cable

by mcguire＠neurotica.com

On March 4, Jdshea007(a)aol.com wrote: > G'day I'm not sure if i can help or not as i'm looking for a 14 pin ccq > cable, and came across your site.And noticed your after a cable that might be > found in atari st computer.It just so happens i have a few atari st's for > sale about($80 Australian)if your interested you can buy one (the whole > computer) just let me know and we might be able to work something out ,Unless > you have all ready found a cable then this has most likely been a good typing > exercise . Regards Jason "...now, off to work on that grammar and punctuation..." -Dave -- Dave McGuire St. Petersburg, FL "Less talk. More synthohol." --Lt. Worf

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Looking for a 14 pin DIN cable

by Jdshea007＠aol.com

G'day I'm not sure if i can help or not as i'm looking for a 14 pin ccq cable, and came across your site.And noticed your after a cable that might be found in atari st computer.It just so happens i have a few atari st's for sale about($80 Australian)if your interested you can buy one (the whole computer) just let me know and we might be able to work something out ,Unless you have all ready found a cable then this has most likely been a good typing exercise . Regards Jason

23 years

Mikrokolor Color Graphics Interface

by marvin＠rain.org

This weekend, I was given MikroKolor Color Graphics Interface by the person who designed the hardware, Paul Andresen. The basic operation was to interface a TMS9918A VDP chip to a TRS-80, Apple II, and S-100, and the output was NTSC color composite video. A color modulator was required to interface it to a TV. A two part article was written for 80 Micro in 1982 by the person who wrote the software, James W. Cole. They took out full page ads under the name of "Andresen's Electronics Research & Development, Inc." >From their ad: "The MIKROKOLOR Color Graphics interface is designed to provide the new TRS-80 Model 100 portable computer with high resolution color graphics and text capability, utililizing a standard color television or color monitor. The MIKROKOLOR provides 256 x 192 graphics, with 15 colors plus transparent. Its 3 dimensional Sprite plances provide for simultaneous display of all levels. I has four modes of operation available: 1. Text mode: Provides 24 lines of 40 characters each using a 6 x 8 dot matrix, and provides 256 user devinable characters. 2. Multicolor mode: Provides 64 x 48 color graphics. 3. Graphics 1 mode: Provides 256 x 192 color graphics, 24 lines of 32 characters each, utilizing an 8 x 8 dot matrix with 2 colors per character. 4 Graphics 2 mode: Provides the same as Graphics 1 mode except allows 16 colors per character." I'm curious if anyone else on the list has one, and has anyone used the unit? It seems like it is a pretty neat unit!

23 years

Digital Machine - Cards I Can't Identify

by tarsi＠binhost.com

Greetings, all! I obtained a Cambridge Digital machine the other week at an auction for $25. I am going through the box to identify what is in it. Being new in the world of these sort of machines, I'm pretty clueless. I've figured out some of the cards, but the following I can't identify. Can anyone help me find out what they are and some docs or webpages about them? I have listed the card #, where it's located in the machine relative to the drives and the PSU, and any numbers, symbols, etc I have found on the card. I have also on some of them listed what they might possibly be. I have already figured out the processor card, which is an 11/73 processor (KDJ11-AA (M8192)) and the hard drive is a Fujitsu 2312K. The floppy controller is a Sigma Information Systems Floppy Controller. That and one of the cards is a DRV11-J. The memory is Chrislin Industries 512K board. The rest I'm rather clueless about. Thanks in advance, Nathan tarsi(a)binhost.com Card 1: Drive Side - Went to Tape Drive LSI-50 Alloy Eng C.P.D. DWG No. 100159 REV D LSI-50 S/N-342 (C)1981 USA FW100 159:37 REV 2.0 Card 2: Drive Side - 50 pin dual connectors Emulex Corp (C)1982 ASSY TU0210401 Rev E T/A Tc0210201-FSJ P.O.1446 3-25-87 Card 4 Right (Drive Side, Front Side) digital corp [CLKOVFL + STIOUT 40 pin connector (written) 76453 328D EP057 REV J 8-setting DIP Wire from the CLKOVFL to Card 4 Left Card 4 Left (Drive Side, PSU Side) Black Block1 (Smaller) DC/DC Converter DTI5060-D Block 2 (Larger) DTS710-DI-A DataTranslation EP077A 20-pin connectors RTC In from Card 4 Right (there was a wire connecting) Data Acquisition Module S/N 85874-345 EP073 REVJ (written) 85874-34J Card 6 - Drive Side - Almost same as Card 2 Emulex Corp, Santa Ana, CA ASSY SU0210401 REV G S/N 3332 on the biggest chip: TODASSY SC0210201-CXL S/N 73815 SUB ASSY 3332P REV G W/BOOT Ditronics 0284 WareExpo 5/85 Opposite side PWB SU0210701 REV B Card 7 Right (Drive Side, Front Side) - Terminal Card? (C)1982 Technical Magic Inc BOOT-HALT Jumper S/N 1018 12K BAUD Jumpers set 0-x,2-A,4-A,6-A 9-pin connectors The Tape Drive: Computer Peripherals Inc. TAPE Products Division Equip Ident NO BY5A3-B Series Code 08 P/N 77014021 S/N 1287 50W That's it! :) Thank you so much for anyone who can help! -- ---------------------------------------------- Homepage: http://tarsi.binhost.com binHOST.com: http://www.binhost.com Forever Beyond: http://www.foreverbeyond.org ---------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------- -- ---------------------------------------------- Homepage: http://tarsi.binhost.com binHOST.com: http://www.binhost.com Forever Beyond: http://www.foreverbeyond.org ---------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------- -- ---------------------------------------------- Homepage: http://tarsi.binhost.com binHOST.com: http://www.binhost.com Forever Beyond: http://www.foreverbeyond.org ----------------------------------------------

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