After a recent power cut and a series of glitches as the power was
restored, one of my Indys suffered a PSU failure. It's a Sony APS-81
171W unit, SGI P/N 060-0008-001. I've found half a dozen damaged parts,
and I've identified a 150R 1W metal film resistor (R135), two trannies
(Q105, a 2SC4304 and Q106, a 2SC2785) and a couple of small diodes. One
of them (D116) appears to be a 6.2b2 (6.2V 1/2W) zener.
The other one I'm not sure about. On the PCB it's labelled D113, and
it's adjacent to the 2SC2785. It's very small, with a green band at the
cathode end, and the legend "4B" in green - photos at
https://www.flickr.com/photos/pnt103/albums/72157667056183978
Oddly, another Sony PSU I looked at had a diode there that looked
identical except it's marked "4A".
I have an idea what it might be but if anyone actually knows what family
or type/value this is, I'd be grateful for any insight.
--
Pete
Pete Turnbull
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Looking for ?25 including postage to the UK or ?20 plus postage elsewhere.
Regards Mark
jnc at mercury.lcs.mit.edu (Noel Chiappa) wrote:
> Err, which RLV11/RLV12 emulators are you seeing? I know of several RL02
> emulators - Reinhard Heuberger's, and another I can't immediately find my
> saved info on - (and one crazy project that turned a real RL02 into a USB
> device :-), but you still need an RLV11/12 controller.
The only ones I can find now are the ones you mention. Yes, I too can't find
my notes on the second one, whatever it is/was. I was *sure* that someone
had made a Qbus emulator that used SD cards, but I simply can't find any mention
of it now.
Right now, it looks like Reinhard Heuberger's board is the best bet. I haven't
checked with him yet to see if boards or kits are still available. If I could
find a working TDL-12 I would jump on it in an instant. All the older ones
(Dilog, etc.) appear to use ST-506 type drives, which introduces its own set of
problems.
Alan Frisbie
> From: Alan Frisbie
> I need a controller that emulates the DEC RLV11/RLV12 and RL01/RL02
> drives. From my Google searching, I see a couple that use SD or similar
> solid state devices.
Err, which RLV11/RLV12 emulators are you seeing? I know of several RL02
emulators - Reinhard Heuberger's, and another I can't immediately find my
saved info on - (and one crazy project that turned a real RL02 into a USB
device :-), but you still need an RLV11/12 controller.
Noel