>From: "Jules Richardson" <julesrichardsonuk(a)yahoo.co.uk>
--Snip---
>
>It'd be nice if the blue-cased machine was one with a 4004; I'm not sure
>if we have anything with a 4004 CPU in it.
That would be a Mod4. It looks similar to a MDS800 but also
has a Zif socket on the front ( not to be confused with Mod40
and Mod8 that also have sockets ).
I have one of the smaller setups that is just the programmer
card, 4004 cpu card and a motherboard.
See: http://www.chrisbot.com/prog/4004/Elvey_4004_dev_sys.jpeg
Later
Dwight
>
>cheers
>
>Jules
>
>
Hello,
I have a couple TRS-80 model II keyboards, as seen at
http://oldcomputers.net/trs80ii.html
They work, but are not in new condition (they have
wear marks and dirt).
Does anyone have a use for one? They are not for
re-sale!
Steve.
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| Hmmm. Somewhere around here [*] I've got paper tapes of Edu-20 and
| Edu-20-C, both BASIC multiuser systems for 8K+ PDP-8s. They were both for
| paper-tape-only systems, say schools that could only afford the basic 8K
| machine and a few Teletypes. (The Edu-20-C was basically an Edu-20 system
| which could use Edu-25 commands.)
We had Edusystem-20 on an 8/e with two ASR-33s in high school. I remember
being surprised to find that the linput command was supported in spite of
the fact that it wasn't mentioned in the manuals. Maybe that was 20-C?
Dan Lanciani
ddl(a)danlan.*com
These are early programming adapters for the Data I/O Model 19 and
earlier programmers. These were used before Data I/O developed the
UniPak module which did all PROMs and EPROMs (except the 1702 ERPOM)
There are two cards in the large Programming Pak, an analog card and a
digital control card. (I forget the correct names.) The digital card had a prom
based state machine to control the programing algorithm. The analog card
generated the waveforms. This pak could be used in early Data I/O
programmers that did not have a microprocessor.
The you wanted to program a different part you need to swap cards.
The smaller parts a pinout adapters.
The two white things in the lower part of the picture look like your feet.
http://home.earthlink.net/~pkaneko/data_io_stuff.jpg
-------------------------------
Michael Holley
swtpc6800(a)comcast.net
www.swtpc.com
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There is a series 4 also in the intel MDS line (4XX). I alway thought the MDS 800 was the first series. They didn't use the series numbers then. The ones with the monitors were not plain 800s but 2XXs. A 2XX could be a series III also.
I have an original 800 box with no cards installed and a friend has a series II with a bad Ball monitor.
Paxton
Astoria, OR
I saw a piece in the inquirer that HP may spin of the printing division
and name it HP, the retained part will have some "other computer name".
Maybe they want to get out of the computer business. Maybe somebody
will pick up the old DEC portion and revive it. We can only hope.
http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=19297
Mike
First, last, and only comment:
The idea of "I have a plan" is like a$$holes, everyone has one. Second,
ANYONE who starts off a campaign putting down their opponent as the
major theme of their campaign has *no* business running or winning that
office. I would have a lot more repect for Kerry if he had promoted what
he thought was best for the country instead of just attacking Bush. And
of course, the media makes more money by promoting this garbage.
> Who would you rather have as President?
>
> a) Michael Sokolov
> b) Michael Moore
> c) Britney Spears
> d) the current jackass
>
> Let's see how off-topic this takes us :)
>
> --
>
> Sellam Ismail
At 21:32 27/10/2004 -0700, you wrote:
>
>Photo at:
>
>http://home.earthlink.net/~pkaneko/data_io_stuff.jpg
>
>Andybody need/want this?
>
>The socket adaptors are:
>
>715-1039
>715-1028-1
>715-1035-2
>
>The fourth plug-in says that it is a calibrator program adaptor . . . .
Hi Jeff,
This is an device programming adapter which looks like it might
fit my Data I/O 29B.
I haven't looked up the individual sockets to see what devices they
are for, so I don't know if this would do anything my multipak won't
already do, however I would be interested in playing with it - what
do you want for it?
Regards,
Dave
--
dave04a (at) Dave Dunfield
dunfield (dot) Firmware development services & tools: www.dunfield.com
com Vintage computing equipment collector.
http://www.parse.com/~ddunfield/museum/index.html
Looks like I won two of the gov. liquidation auctions, and just purchased
nine of the HP 21MX M-series cpu's. I'm keeping a few, the others are
already destined for collectors on the list. Guess maybe someday I should
get an F series to round out the product line :)
Did anyone here win the other lot with 8 cpu's?
Jay
PS - my comparison of Britney to DEC was not intended as a slam to DEC. I
happen to adore Britney (looks, not music), but monroe was a classier
package :) As to the choices for president, I'll take sellams "d" choice :)
Well yes, I suppose I should have been more careful: It goes with
one of their programmers, but which one?
On Wed, 27 Oct 2004 23:40:53 -0500 "John C. Ellingboe"
<john(a)guntersville.net> writes:
> jeff.kaneko(a)juno.com wrote:
> >
> > Photo at:
> >
> > http://home.earthlink.net/~pkaneko/data_io_stuff.jpg
> >
> > Andybody need/want this?
> >
> > The socket adaptors are:
> >
> > 715-1039
> > 715-1028-1
> > 715-1035-2
> >
> > The fourth plug-in says that it is a calibrator program adaptor .
> . . .
> >
> > Jeff
>
> Prom programmer
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