I have an entire case of adapters, made by Energy Transformation Systems,
Inc.
I called their tech support this morning, and was told that these were made
for Token Ring connections, using IBM Type 1 or Type A cables?
There are 2 different PN:
EB-TRT-I has impedance matching, uses pins 3,6 and 5,4
EA-DATA-U does not have impedance matching, also uses pins 3,6 and 5,4
These have female RJ45 on one end. Apparently they are used to connect to a
MAU?
They look like these http://www.cuc.eu/en/li/conrj/rjembase/879700.html
But use pins 3,6 and 5,4.
Anybody trying to resurrect any old TR stuff?
I confess, these are way beyond what I have any knowledge of!
Cindy Croxton
Electronics Plus
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Kerrville, TX 78028
(830)792-3400 phone (830)792-3404 fax
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On 12/27/2012 11:14 AM, Bill Sudbrink wrote:
>>>> In my side, where updates involve burning a ROM,
>>>
>>> Not to mention bricking a unit in the field. :-)
>>
>> Yes. Did I tell you I flew to Texas the week
>> before last? ;)
>
> Yes, you did. And I told you about the Los Alamos trip
> that I can't tell you about. ;-)
Ahh yes. :-) (in my world these days, that email exchange may well
have been a century ago!)
-Dave
--
Dave McGuire, AK4HZ
New Kensington, PA
On 12/27/2012 10:43 AM, Bill Sudbrink wrote:
>> In my side, where updates involve burning a ROM,
>
> Not to mention bricking a unit in the field. :-)
Yes. Did I tell you I flew to Texas the week before last? ;)
Galveston is nice! GREAT food.
-Dave
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New Kensington, PA
The AT&T 6300 can be operated with a monochrome monitor like a 5151 or a Hercules monitor. You have to install an MDA-card on the system bus and connect it to the mono monitor. Maybe that is the way the 5151 of Chris Tofu works with the 6300.
If you want
>> To me, it's odd that hp still makes financial rpn calculators but not scientific ones.
>
>The scientific RPN models are the 35s and the (possibly discontinued)
>15C Limited Edition. The 20b and 30b financials include scientific
>functions.
--- The 50g also does RPN (as well as algebraic and "textbook").
> From: Al Kossow <aek at bitsavers.org>
> Date: Tue, 25 Dec 2012 16:54:16 -0800
> Subject: IBM Displaywriter software?
> Is there an image archive of software for the Displaywriter somewhere?
> Someone donated one to the Computer History Museum recently, and I went through our archives and have
> only come up with a bunch of versions of the CE disk and a single TEXT PACK 1 diskette.
>
> I did image what we have, and put it up under http://bitsavers.org/bits/IBM/Displaywriter
>
> One thing I discovered was you HAVE to degauss the floppy before cloning the CE diskette. It expects tracks 37, 41 and 43
> to be blank or it hangs.
>
The Rhode Island Computer Museum has a Displaywriter that came with a
bunch of diskettes.
https://sites.google.com/a/ricomputermuseum.org/home/Home/super-computers/s…
--
Michael Thompson
On Tue, 25 Dec 2012 20:33:36 -0800, "Zane H. Healy"
<healyzh at aracnet.com> wrote:
> At 7:54 PM -0800 12/25/12, Tom Sparks wrote:
>> >I am looking at buying an Atari ST, witch model should I look into buying?
> The TT030 is nice very nice and takes a VGA monitor, but I rather
> wish I'd gone for a Falcon. Of course I got my TT030 nearly 15 years
> ago, it was hard to get then, I hate to think how hard it might be to
> get any Atari ST now, or what any Atari computer might cost.
>
> Zane
They are fairly common on auction sites here in Sweden, I got my
1040STFM a couple of years ago for about 50 Euro, with 2 joysticks, a
custom-built flight case and about 200 floppies with pirated games on.
If you are prepared to pay for shipping from Europe, you could have a
look on ebay.de (Germany) for example, or one of the other European
national ebay sites. I got mine from Tradera which is owned by ebay
(www.tradera.com), they turn up there every now and then, mostly 520s
and 1040s. Shipping would probably be quite expensive though.
Jonas
Al,
I'm away for the holidays, but could have a rummage at TNMoC when I return. My next day at Bletchley won't be until the 12th. But do nag me if you don't hear back. I know we have at least one system, but its in storage. It would likely have arrived with some media. The media would have been directed off into the archive section. That makes me think it likely we'll have something.
--Colin
Al Kossow <aek at bitsavers.org> wrote:
>Is there an image archive of software for the Displaywriter somewhere?
>Someone donated one to the Computer History Museum recently, and I went through our archives and have
>only come up with a bunch of versions of the CE disk and a single TEXT PACK 1 diskette.
>
>I did image what we have, and put it up under http://bitsavers.org/bits/IBM/Displaywriter
>
>One thing I discovered was you HAVE to degauss the floppy before cloning the CE diskette. It expects tracks 37, 41 and 43
>to be blank or it hangs.
>
>
I am looking at buying an Atari ST, witch model should I look into buying?
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