Hi Folks,
I need help hunting down an item.
This is a keyboard that shipped with a few AT&T / Teletype terminals with a 6-pin RJ connector.
I recently obtained a BLIT terminal and would like to find a keyboard (and mouse- the red lady bug one- if possible- but the keyboard is quite necessary)
Also any advice on how to deal with screen rot would be appreciated.
Thanks,
- Ian
Looking for an MC68451 datasheet (or scan). Most of the ones that turn
up from the usual database sites are actually for the MC68450 DMA
controller, which is entirely unrelated. The only one I found that is
actually for the MC68451 was "Advance Information" from a databook,
and did not include the pin grid (R or RC suffix) pinout. There was a
"loose" (not in databook) datasheet that is more recent, labeled
"Preliminary" rather than "Advance Information", and later versions of
that include the pin grid pinout. Does anyone have that?
I've got one each of the Heurikon HK 68/ME-2 and HK 68/M10-3 multibus
boards. There are brochures on bitsavers, but does anyone have
documentation, schematics, or software for either of these?
It also would be nice to get documentation, or at least switch and
jumper settings, for the Micro Memory Inc. MM-9000 Multibus/iLBX RAM
board. I have the 4MB version, using 144 256K DRAMs (includes parity),
but there was apparently also a 1MB version using 64K DRAMs. Aside
>from the DRAMs I expect the difference is in the jumper or switch
settings.
Anyone got an ISO handy? Trying to get my 3000/400 up; V7.0 firmware; and
it does not like the OpenVMS V8.4 ISOs I got from HP ... I do have a valid
Hobbyist license ... please chat with me off-list?
Thanks,
Sean
Hi Guys!
I now have prototype artwork for the two types of 8/e
front panel.
They differ only in the switch markings.
They do both have the same extra (but cosmetic only) features over the
first run.
Regards
Rod
On Fri, Jul 3, 2015 at 10:26 AM, Terry Stewart <terry at webweavers.co.nz>
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm engaged in a Retrochallenge project where I'm recoding my
> classic-computers.org.nz site to make it suitable for mobile platforms.
> I want to modernise the code as well, making it as close to HTML5 standard
> as I can
>
>
Since I did ask about this, some on this list might be interested in my
progress with this project.
The pages are still a long way from conforming to strict HTML5 standards
but at least they are now all mobile-friendy.
http://www.classic-computers.org.nz/blog/2015-06-29-recoding-classic-comput…
Cheers
Terry (Tez)
The RICM Learning Lab was nice and cool today so we spent the afternoon
chasing the "LGP GP=GPC PRESET" in the TC12 LINCtape controller. With a
logic analyzer connected to lots of the TC12 signals were were able to
chase down the signal that is causing the fault. We are now not sure if the
signal behavior we observed is the correct behavior, and there is a fault
elsewhere. More debugging time and more studying of the documentation is
required.
--
Michael Thompson
Howdy,
Went on a rescue last night and while there were three machines I knew of
(a PDP-11 that I'll give more details on later, haven't looked at boards,
etc, since it was part of a
Particle Measuring System, an HP 85-ish machine and a slightly later HP
machine) there was one thing that I hadn't known about... (aside from the
very cool old GE 'scope that
the guy is keeping... )
A Wang Model 370 Calculating System with a Model 372 Data Storage System.
Gotta say this is the oldest thing I've picked up (1967 it came out). No
idea if it powers up or not...
Definitely needs a cleaning (basement, fairly dusty unit) but before I did
anything, was wondering if there are any experts out there that have
worked on one of these before who'd be willing to share any helpful hints
on verifying this is working...
Thanks...
EarltheSquirrel