Hello!
I have two RK05J-AA as part of a system that I guess has been imported used
form the US. A DC-10 simulator.
The only difference is the pulley, the motor position and a 230 / 115 V
jumper inside.
Is there anyone in 60Hz land that has the opposite problem and want to
trade two spindle pulleys?
The good thing for me that I would guess that it possible to use a lathe to
get the diameter down to the correct 50Hz diameter. On the other hand going
>from 50Hz to 60 Hz is tougher...
Then there is a PC05 that has the wrong number of grooves on the motor
pulley. Apparently it should be 16 instead of 20.
Now in 50Hz land the only difference is that the punch would be slower than
it should be. Using a 50Hz punch in 60Hz area might get you into problems,
so maybe there is someone here as well that want to do a trade?
/Mattis
> From: Paul Birkel
> Unfortunately there's not much documentation for the MS11.
??? We're actually pretty well off, there; we have:
- MS11 Maintenance Manual (DEC-11-HMSAA-D-D)
- MS11 MOS Memory Troubleshooting Guide (DEC-11-HMSTS-A-D)
- MS11-B Engineering Drawings
About all we're missing are the MS11-A/C data board engineering drawings.
(The control board is in the MS11-B prints.)
> From: Mattis Lind
> This could mean that 16 bit data is in the L chips while the faster
> chips are used for a 10 bit cache tag.
Sounds plausible.
> And of course those two I/O connectors don't belong on a cache.
> ...
> Those IO connectors are connected to two double height boards in 26 /27
> AB. They are also made by ACT and contain a few TTL chips.
If the board is a cache, how does it get filled? It would have to listen to
the UNIBUS the memory is on. So I'm guessing that's that those connectors and
boards are for.
Note that there has to be a signal from FastBus (anyone know the correct
capitalization for that?) which tells the CPU if the MS11 has a given address
or not (given the way the MS11 can be configured as to size and address), so
the cache board could use that line to tell the CPU whether or not the
location in question is in the cache.
Noel
Is there ANY interest in Courier 56K V.92 modems?
Laserjet IIP printers?
Parallel port and/or SCSI flatbed scanners? (home office, NOT
professional)
Oversized PC cases with MANY drive bays?
Generic 386? PCs?
Is it worth even hauling that kinda stuff to VCF?
How feasable is it to compile and run SDL for SunOS? My main reason for
doing this is to play Z-machine games on Sparcstations using Frotz
(https://gitlab.com/DavidGriffith/frotz) using the SDL interface to play
V6 games.
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Does somebody know how to set the IACK and BG backplane jumpers for the MVME188 CPU? Remove them all? Leave them in behind the memory and/or cpu board(s)? Something else? All the documentation I can find are for the normal VME SBCs, which the 188 isn't.
Thanks!
ok
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> Message: 1
> Date: Sun, 22 Jul 2018 09:22:25 -0400 (EDT)
> From: jnc at mercury.lcs.mit.edu (Noel Chiappa)
> To: cctalk at classiccmp.org
> Cc: jnc at mercury.lcs.mit.edu
> Subject: Re: Strange third party board in PDP-11/45
> Message-ID: <20180722132225.49A0B18C096 at mercury.lcs.mit.edu>
>
> > From: Paul Birkel
>
> > ABLE Computer Technology. Their first product was PN 10001 ... the
> > A.C.T. Univerter
>
> This board is not shown in any of the Able brochures we have:
>
> http://bitsavers.trailing-edge.com/pdf/able/brochures/
>
> However, Able info is _very_ thin on the ground, now...
>
> Noel
There was a Univerter and Qniverter (sp) which were used to
translate from unibus to qbus.Very useful boards and used one
to translate from vax730, vms 4.3 to a qbus expansion box, so
I could use an RQDX3 and RD53 as vms boot. Just set up the
dipswitches and it works automagically at power on.
May have docs somewhere, but not sure where...
Chris
I have been recovering dozens of old Tektronix 4050 series tapes and found
one with Fast Graphics software for the 4051. This software program jumped
into 6800 assembly code and retrieved three bytes per vector from a tape
file. Apparently this tape is a duplicate - and it appears that all the
files bigger than 1KB have corrupt data.
Apparently from the 4014 programmers guide - they had a set of demo picture
files including a list with R2-D2.
I have found Jos Dreesen's ftp tar file with some 4014 pictures - but I'm
looking for an R2-D2 picture file that is on the tape I have but corrupt.
I also discovered that Tektronix made a 4052/4054 R12 Graphics Enhancement
ROM pack which included the Fast Graphics program in ROM. I would love to
find one of those ROM packs - hint/hint :)
I did recover one of the shorter picture files of Snoopy - but since I
don't have a 4051, I can't run the Fast Graphics program on my 4052 or
4054. One of my buddies threw a C program together to convert the data
file into Tek 4050 PRINT statements.
I've posted the SNOOPY basic program and screenshots of running it on vcfed
in a new thread:
http://www.vcfed.org/forum/showthread.php?64726-Tektronix-4051-4052-4052A-4…
I'm also still looking for a 4051/4052 Display Board. Mike Haas posted
pictures here in Oct 2016 of lots of Tektronix boards including a Display
Board - but I don't have any direct contact info for him.
Monty
Greetings to the List -
Carlo, I have been using IDE68K out of Norway for about five years
and it is excellent: http://home.kpn.nl/pj.fondse/ide68k/
It includes the 68020 instructions such as bit instructions etc -
also floating point.
I only use the assembler and download S-records to the MVME177-005
boards that I use.
I have never found any bugs etc.
Best,
Jack
At 12:46 PM 7/20/2018, Carlo Pisani via cctalk wrote:
>hi
>does anyone happen to use Avocet Development Tools for m68k?
>how good/bad is it?
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