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This may be a bit off-topic, although the instrumetn in question is
certainly well over 10 years old, it includes a classic microprocessor
(68B09, along with a a 6829 MMU, I've never seen one before), and is
certainly suitable for repairing classic computers...
Anyway, I've been given a really nice toy -- an HP1530D Logic Analyser.
The -D model ahs 16 timing channels (which can be confgured in blocks of
8 as state channels) and a further 27 state channels. HP got a lot right
in the design of this instrument -- the fact that the pods can only be
disconnected after rmeoving a cover plate means that the pods are unlikely
to get spearated from the unit and lost, for example.
Anyway, given it's a -D (and not a -G), is there anyting I should know
about it? Any fun tricks that are not immediately obvious from the
manuals (I don't have these on paper :-(, I've been looking at the ones
vey kindly provided o nthe Agilent web site)
-tony
Hi Al,
Do you happen to have copies of the following IBM doc available? This is
all I/O related, not sure if it's from the 370 days or later.
MVS/ESA Component Diagnosis and Logic: EXCP Processor (LY28-1477)
LY28-1487
LY28-1488
LC28-1166-5
I noticed you've added a bunch of great IBM doc recently in addition to all
the other great IBM doc you have been hosting. THANK YOU for your site and
all the great work you are doing!
>> How, exactly, is running something in a web browser "more versatile"
>> than running a purpose-built app with a GUI? WTF?
To me a "purpose built app with a GUI" is the very definition of "vendor lock-in" and "A PC for every function".
To me "vendor lock-in" means "look you have the versatility of running it on this one PC with a mouse and a keyboard and if you want to do it any other way you can pay us for as many copies as you want!".
Whereas a web interface means that the display terminal and application server are now decoupled with a strong implication of scalability up the wazoo. (I know, it's all too easy to make it unscalable, or to embed Windows Controls in a web application and tie the browser to a specific Windows build.) It also implies that multiple applications are accessible simultaneously just by opening more browser windows - and means you don't have to swap 10,000 PC's every time you upgrade the central server.
To me a web interface is way preferable to say a 3270 for filling forms. I know, the hot-shot mainframe app people had some pretty slick user interfaces on the 3270's for some popular mainframe applications. I've seen good ones and I appreciate them. But the vast majority of 3270 user interfaces sucked rocks. I'm not saying there aren't some really sucky webpages out there but custom roll-your-own-GUI-inside-the-web-page design seems to be very much on the decline, thank god.
Tim.
Anyone have an image of the Netkit for Decnet-11m+ v4.0 on tk50? I?ve got
the Deckit, just need the other one to get ethernet up on my Micro PDP-11.
Richard Lynch
PS2Encoder
(http://www.go4retro.com/2011/03/11/micro-project-ps2encoder/) PCBs have
arrived.
I had planned to offer as just a PCB and a kit option, but if folks are
interested in an assembled version, I'd like to know. It looks like the
PCB is $5.00, a PCB + a AVR + the minidin6 = $16.00, and a complete kit
is $21.00. An assembled unit looks to add ~ 5.00 to the price.
Please let me know if you have any interest in any of the options.
Jim
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At 08:46 PM 10/12/2011, you wrote:
>hey
>Im getting a used lj 4000tn off a friend of mine soon and i want to be ready
>is the parallel port on the back a standard ieee 1284 or a hpcn36 mini
>centronics
>gotta make sure i have the right adaper cable to usb because my newer amd xp
>comp does not have a pp port
>thanx
>chris
The N in the 4000TN is for "network." Use Ethernet-- is much more better.
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