Hi Vintage
Your quote : Ok, next question, I need the power supply specs for the Power Sentry USB
hub. I opened it up to try to determine what it wants but am not savvy
enough I guess. It has a 278R05 voltage regulator on it (listed here:
http://www.lekwong.com/product_infor.htm#ic04 but no specs) but I have no
data for it.
What was your finding at the time for actual voltage of Power Sentry Hub a long long time ago?
I have currenlty exact same question. I would appreciate answer. Thank you very much uin advance
You can find alot of documentation on the bitsavers website,
though some of what you need is hidden away inside other documents.
The configuration settings you need can be found here -
http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/dec/qbus/EK-192AA-MG-001_Microsystems_Options_…
It's been years since I've messed with a DLV11-J,
but if you have any issues, let me know, and I'll see if I can walk you through it.
T
Hello
I recently picked up a boxed C64 off the curb and found a letter inside from
the owner of the machine to a repair center requesting service. I found it
somewhat amusing and thought others might as well.
http://img842.imageshack.us/i/img035c.jpg/
-Joe
>Message: 7
>Date: Sat, 16 Apr 2011 13:21:15 -0700 (PDT)
>From: Chris M <chrism3667 at yahoo.com>
>Subject: Re: Assembly is dead, etc.
>
>--- On Sat, 4/16/11, Dave McGuire <mcguire at neurotica.com> wrote:
>
>> ? Those applications are widespread; there are
>> considerably more embedded computers in the world than
>> non-embedded.?
>
?>I'd like to hear from 1 person on this list that currently owns an 80186/88 based SBC.
>
/raises hand/
I have an HP 200LX, which uses a custom 80186 chip and is on a single board.
Bob
> Is this a side-effect of the analog->digital TV conversion? Did
> everyone, all over, crush all their non-widescreen TVs, never to be
> found again?
Non-widescreen name-brand (**) computer monitors (at my day job we had literally acres of 1280x1024 screens) and TV's pretty much (*) disappeared 2 or 3 years ago.
(*) The exceptions I know of, are probably new old stock, and I do see them showing up in security systems and point-of-sale terminals.
(**) I know Viewsonic stopped making them a couple years back because the Viewsonic reps warned us of that like 4 years ago. But if I go to Amazon I see a companies called "V7" and "Planar" selling what I think may be new 17" 1280x1024 LCD monitors.
Tim.
Hi, All,
It's trivial right now to find inexpensive 16:9 LCD TVs in various
sizes, and I'm seeing a lot of older, smaller 4:3 VGA LCD screens in
thrift stores and what not, but what I'm not finding abundantly are
(presumably used) 4:3 LCD screens with 15KHz-friendly inputs
(composite, S-video...) I've found a few places (Amazon, uBid...)
with old pages now marked "out of stock" for items I'm interested in,
but as of yet, I have not found anyo able to take an order.
One example part number for a product that I think might fit what I'm
looking for is the Sharp LC-12A2U (12" 4:3 LCD TV). It's trivial to
buy a remote for it, it's easy to find a manual for it, but nobody
sells the TV itself, either as a clearance item or used.
Is this a side-effect of the analog->digital TV conversion? Did
everyone, all over, crush all their non-widescreen TVs, never to be
found again?
My interest is in repurposing these devices into traveling displays,
with or without an enclosing kiosk, and since I'm planning on
generating the content from older (on-topic) devices, I'd prefer 4:3
to 16:9 since that's the display "look" that 1980s micros were
designed around.
I have a couple of 12" 4:3 monitors already, but they are VGA-only. I
was hoping to find an older device with the right inputs vs
buying/finding/building a VGA scan converter since I'd been expecting
a used TV to be cheaper than a new scan converter, but so far, I'm
coming up empty handed.
So has anyone spotted older, smaller LCD TVs anywhere on-line or in
physical stores?
-ethan
Hello CCTech people,
I've recently gotten my hands on a nice little PDP-11/23 system. The
main console interface is a DLVJ1-M, that I think may not be in the
correct configuration (as I think one of the wire-wrap jumpers may
have come off). I can't find any manuals for a DLV11 or DLVJ1, so I'll
try to explain the problem.
Comparing the DLVJ1 to the DLV11-E maintenance print set on BitSavers
(not the same device, but mine appears to be identical to the one in
the print set), I've noticed all the jumpers are the same between both
except for one block. There's a block of jumpers that looks like:
Z? ?Y
0? ?W
1? ?K
2? ?V
3? ?N
Which in the maintenance print set has jumpers 0, 1, 2, 3, and N
connected to one another. Whereas on my DLVJ1 only 0, 2, 3, and N are
connected.
Having no manual that explains anything, I have no idea what the
current configuration of mine is. So, my question to all of you here
on CCTech is: What is the current configuration of my DLVJ1?
And more pressing as a question: Does any one have a manual that
explains what all the jumper settings are?
I ask all of this because, I believe the jumper that connects to pin
one of that block, may have come loose and fallen off, which - I'm
thinking - would result in the system reaching an advanced state of
non-functionality. (Then again, all it does right now, is console ODT;
as I've no mass storage, but I do have an RQDX3 and 9058 distributor.)
Thanks in advance for any help.
-- C. M. Gauger-Cosgrove
Anyone have any documentation on a QED 993 processor? From what I've
been able to find on the 'net (which is not much) it's a 3rd-party,
Qbus-based, quad-width PDP-11 upgrade, which has 4MB of RAM onboard and
is supposedly faster than 11/93.
I just took a gamble on one (the seller icsscorp on eBay -- the same
seller who had the CMD SCSI boards a week or so back -- has been
auctioning a bunch of these off one by one) and I'm hoping to put it in
my 11/73. It'd be nice to have some official documentation.
Thanks!
Josh
ebay item # 190523729625
This seller routinely lists vintage items at very high prices. (SWTPC
6809 for $2,989.99; Apple IIe $99.99; IBM external 3.5" floppy $99.99
as examples.)
Now apparently he's getting out of the business. I doubt anyone is
going to pay $200K for his inventory. I seriously doubt his claim
that his inventory has a value of $700K.
He does have quite a number of interesting systems still in stock. I
believe this is because he asks too much money for them. I also
suspect that he buys things from other ebay sellers and then marks
them up, which is why his prices are higher than the average ebay
market price for the same item. I have literally seen an item sell on
ebay and then the exact same item listed on his store within a few
days for a significant markup.
Since he is "retiring", someone in NY might be able to show up and get
a bargain.
Because I am not close and had a bad experience with him before, I
won't be approaching him, but maybe you'll have better luck.
--
"The Direct3D Graphics Pipeline" -- DirectX 9 draft available for download
<http://legalizeadulthood.wordpress.com/the-direct3d-graphics-pipeline/>
Legalize Adulthood! <http://legalizeadulthood.wordpress.com>
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