I just unearthed a VT320 terminal at the very back corner of one of my
store rooms.
Before I go any further... should it work with a VT220 keyboard? There
was no keyboard when I found it years ago, but I do have a couple of
VT220 keyboards lying around.
Secondly - it doesn't seem to be getting any HT output to the tube. The
green LED D509 is pulsing about once every second.
Is there a common failure mode for these things?
I'm not too fussed about fixing it as I have a couple of VT220s that I
can use as 'real' terminals anyway. If anyone wants it for spares
they're welcome to it (I'm in Cambridge, UK)
cheers
Jules
The LK201 keyboard is used across the 2xx, 3xx and on some of the 4xx
terminals, so yes, as I remember, the vt220 keyboard will work with the
vt320.
Can't help with the diagnostic. I am sitting in front of a VT330 now, and
I just looked at the manual for it. it says if the power indicator flashes,
check the ROM cartridge on the rear has to be inserted correctly. I didn't
think the VT320 had a rom cartridge, so that troubleshooting probably
won't help.
Joe Heck
Am looking to fill some holes in the diagnostics for my (running) HP
2114. I have some, but not nearly all of them. Am looking for images only
(I can either load them from my PC over the teleprinter interface or punch
tapes).
Missing at least the following:
20400-60001 Alter-Skip
20401-60001 Memory Reference
20402-60001 Shift/Rotate
20403-60001 Low Memory Addres
20404-60001 High memory Address
20408-60001 Tape Reader Test
20415-60001 Interrupt Diag
20420-60001 Buffered Teletype
20513-60001 2115/14 Low Memory Checkboard Test
20585-60001 Cartridge Disc Memory Diag
TIA.
Jay Jaeger
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Jay R. Jaeger The Computer Collection
cube1(a)charter.net
Hey, all:
The holidays have me in New York for a week or two, and since I'm here
anyway I thought it might be fun to spend some time looking around for
a few odds and ends I could use at home, and perhaps some DEC items that
have been on my wish-list (and, yes, that PDP-12 I'm still hoping to
find somewhere! <g!>). I have, however, all the ignorance of your
standard tourist. :/ Anybody have any suggestions of good surplus
places in, or cozy to, the city? Any suggestions would be greatly
appreciated.
As long as I'm writing to everyone anyway, I'll add: Merry Christmas
and Happy New Year and all that. :)
-O.-
Nope, none of those type disks. The disk is a 2870 (iomec 1000) (which is
what I am trying to test / repair).
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I have a bunch of docs for this. Hasn't been a need to get them on line
before now, so I'll move them up in the queue.
DEC actually sold them in the RK8 (not RK8E) which was a whole rack of
M series modules before switching to Diablo, then doing their own (RK05)
I know they are Kanji (SP?) terminals but that is all the information I have.
Does anyone have a manual or more information?
I am more than happy to pay for any copying costs.
Thanks
Dan
Here's a link to the SIM-8 manual at Al K's site:
http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/intel/8008UsersMan_Nov72.pdf
I can also supply photos of the unit I have if you like, or help you ID
a scan or photo. Haven't fired mine up in years - still waiting for an
ASR-33 to do it right!
Jack Rubin
Wilmette, Illinois
USA
Someone just listed a TI 990 on the Vintage Computer Marketplace:
http://marketplace.vintage.org/view.cfm?ad=314
It's an auction sale, $1 starting bid, closes on January 19. The machine
is located in Florida. Check the listing for more information.
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Sellam Ismail Vintage Computer Festival
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