Hi,
I have here on the table a slightly dusty TTi (Transitional Technology
Inc) QTS-1 card. I'm hoping (really, really, hoping) that this is a
QBUS SCSI controller, but I don't have any documentation and I haven't
been able to find any in the usual places.
It looks like it expects you to talk to it with a terminal for
configuration - there's a 10 pin header next to the SCSI connector
that's probably for a serial port, and there are absolutely no switches
or jumpers anywhere.
Does anybody know anything about it? Does it emulate a MSCP (e.g.
RQDX) controller? Or (I hope not) does it require special drivers?
Anybody got a manual for it?
Thanks,
Bob Armstrong
On Jun 6, 3:59, Ethan Dicks wrote:
> On Sat, Jun 05, 2004 at 06:04:30PM -0600, Kevin Handy wrote:
> > But then there was the Roman "artificial sweetener" (powdered
lead).
>
> Lead Acetate, IIRC... used to sweeten wines. ISTR a scandal or two
in
> the 20th C. in Europe (Austria?) involving lead acetate adulteration
of
> wine by a vinyard.
It wasn't lead acetate, it was ethylene glycol, aka antifreeze. Tiny
amounts of glycol occur naturally in some wines and help to give a
smoother flavour. Someone decided that a little extra would be even
better :-)
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Network Manager
University of York
I need some expert help with some X windows programming. Are there any X
gurus out there?
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cctech-request(a)classiccmp.org schrieb am 06.06.2004:
>Message: 15
>Date: Sun, 06 Jun 2004 11:05:16 -0400
>From: akb+lists.cctech(a)imap1.mirror.to (Andrew K. Bressen)
>Subject: more on printing terminals
>To: cctech(a)classiccmp.org
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>
>I've been getting interested in printing terminals.
>(I am seeking professional help for this, but meanwhile...).
>
>Is there a device which is a good modern (correcting) typewriter,
>true letter-quality (daisy, thimble, golfball) printer, and also
>a terminal?
>
>Plenty of typewriters were made with serial or parallel ports,
>but I don't know of anything with both correction tape and a control key...
>
>Correcting Selectric II's came out around 1973, and the LA36 Decwriter
>II in 1974, with the Selectric III and LA100 still being available at
>least into the mid-eighties... was there really no perceived market
>for a product that combined the strengths of both?
>
We had at the office (in Germany) Olympia daisy-wheel typewritere with
correction tape, that could optionalley be fitted with a RS232 interface.
We used it at one of the machines, but only for output.
Those typewriters may still be available today.
>akb, still waiting for the reinvention of the versioning file system and
>the standardized stacking error facility
>
Why re-invent? I have RSX11!
Frank
Hi James, look here
http://www.electronicsurplus.com/commerce/catalog/spcategory.jsp?category_i…
they would not be considered lamps. Look further under "gas surge suppressor"
best regards, Steve Thatcher
-----Original Message-----
From: James Rice <jrice54(a)vzavenue.net>
Sent: Jun 5, 2004 3:28 PM
To: "cctalk@classiccmp" <cctalk(a)classiccmp.org>
Subject: Three lead neon lamps
I'm looking for a source for several three lead neon lamps. I purchased
a Sgi Galileo video analog breakout box and two neon lamps on the PC
board are broken. There are no makings on the lamps. I assume they are
some kind of protective device.
I've been browsing several lamps sites and have only seen two lead lamps.
James
> Procrastinators Anonymous web site:
> http://www.rddavis.org/rdd/procrastinators.html
I'll look later.
Lee.
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I need to raise some cash for bike parts. I have the following unibus
boards for sale. They are in reasonable shape, but I have no way of
testing them. I would like $15 each. Paypal works well for me.
Offers for complete set will be considered.
List:
M7859- KY11-LB 11/34 console interface card
M7258- LP11/LS11 interface
M9313- unibus exerciser & terminator
M7800- Async transmitter- RSVR, KL11
M7454- TU80 unibus interface
2 each M8256- RX211 unibus RX02 interface
misc Translation Technology Inc card
Thanks Norm
