For the benefit of those (like me) who read CCTalk via the Web archive, and
thus missed this as it came in during the period when the server thought it
was 1970 (and it thus went into the March 1970 archive... :-), a re-send:
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Hello all, I'm setting up to make one of these (part # 012-0556-00) for my own
use, and can easily make more if anyone needs any (although I will need to
order some of the parts needed, if so). So if anyone needs one, and would like
me to produce one for them, please let me know (ASAP, so I can order the
parts). I imagine the cost will be on the order of $10-$15.
Note that i) you have to have a P6460 probe/pod to use them (the TTL P6462
probe/pod will _not_ work), and ii) full automatic testing on a 1240D2 18
channel Data Aquisition Card requires a pair of diagnostic leads (which is why
I'm making one - I found one on eBay, but only one).
Noel
I have a working 1910, everything seems to be working. Except the
memory cards, not sure if they are bad or I don't know how to check them.
On screen keyboard is working as good or bad as expected, battery is
dead but looks easily rebuildable.
Most of DOS seems to be missing, can it be replaced with Free Dos or
another version?
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Hi Folks,
We're trying to get an EAE (extended arithmetic element) board set
working in a PDP-8/e. It turns out that DEC made changes which render
M8340 rev.D incompatible with M8341 rev.D. (Both of the boards we have
are rev.D, sigh.) M8340 rev.D requires at least an M8341 rev.E.
We would like to modify the boards to be compatible but the only
schematic of M8340 that we've been able to find is rev.F. So it's
difficult to figure out what changes are needed.
If anyone has an M8340 schematic earlier than rev.F or an M8341 rev.D
sch, that would be a huge help.
The goal is to get Spacewar! working on the PDP-8/e for the upcoming
VCFSE show. This version of Spacewar! requires the EAE. We GOTTA get
Spacewar! working for the PDP-8's 50th! :) Please help.
Thanks,
Steve
PS: The revision letter can be found in the lower right-hand corner of
the DEC schematics that I have.
On Wed, Mar 4, 2015 at 4:13 PM, Jim Brain <brain at jbrain.com> wrote:
> On March 4, 2015 at 3:49 PM Ethan Dicks <ethan.dicks at gmail.com> wrote:
> I would *definitely* have pounced on clear.
>
> The kickstarter is funded, and the note he sent out said he would consider
> more colors when the initial color stock is sold (500 of red/white/blue.
> Most people seem to be focusing on clear and charcoal grey/black, so I would
> expect those will be the next options.
I did see that after I read the comments. Very cool. Clear and Black
are definitely two good choices.
-ethan
I'm in for one of each.?
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<div>-------- Original message --------</div><div>From: geneb <geneb at deltasoft.com> </div><div>Date:03/04/2015 9:37 AM (GMT-05:00) </div><div>To: cctalk at classiccmp.org </div><div>Subject: New C-64C cases... </div><div>
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It's very tempting. :)
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Hi Bob
I'd gotten the hard drive for the Nicolet but not had time to
fiddle with it. I'm currently redoing my code for the floppy drive
on my Nicolet.
I have a couple disk platters that should be able to be used
for the hard drive ( and one that had a head crash ). I'd
cleaned up the heads on the drive and with the new disk, seems
OK.
I've not fiddle with it since though.
I was wondering if you'd like to fiddle with it on your Nicolet.
You could barrow it for some time and install the demon code
on it.
On a separate issue, when I'd gotten my Nicolet, I had 2 failed
ICs. One was a 7474 and the other was a DTL with expanded
input ( I swapped a location that didn't need the expander
input and use a TTL there for that part ).
I just got started again and found the address wouldn't increment.
After some frantic trouble shooting ( knowing it was Saturday and
most places would be closed tomorrow for parts ), I finally traced
it to a bad 7404. It is not easy without an extender card.
I'd attach a couple wires to locations I wanted to see and stick the
card back in. I must have pulled an inserted two of the cards
30 times. I hope is wiped the connector pins good and clean.
If you should decide to make an extender, I'd split the cost of the
boards with you. I think it would be easy to make three separate
extenders and put a rail across them to hold them together.
It wouldn't be too bad to just have the three separate ones and
be careful connecting things.
I believe they are just three 100 pin connectors, like S100 boards
use.
Dwight