Models SS-16, TEC-9900-SS, TR-9000-SS aka Technico/Rosse TR-9000-SS
"Super Star", or any other.
I think a couple of list members have indicated here or elsewhere in
the past that they had SS-16's at least.
Thanks for any help,
jbdigriz
This is probably the wrong list to ask, but maybe somebody could
forward it to a more appropriate list.
I have several of my father's books on electrical engineering. If
anybody wants any of them, let me know.
Van Snyder
van.snyder at sbcglobal.net
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Reference Data for Radio Engineers
Federal Telephone and Radio Corporation, 1946
Matrix Analysis of Electric Networks, Le Corbulier, 1946
Radiotron Designers Handbook, Smith, 1941
Digital Computer and Control Engineering, Robert S. Ledley, 1960
Control System Synthesis, John G. Truxal, 1955
Communication Engineering, Everitt, 1937
Dyadic Circuit Analysis, Sah, 1939
Electrical Engineers' Handbook, Third Edition, Communications
Electronics,
Pender & McIlwain, 1936
Electrical Engineers' Handbook, Third Edition, Electric Power,
Pender & Del Mar, 1936
Theory and Application of Microwaves, Bronwell & Beam, 1947
Electrical Catechism, C. S. Dearborn (signed) 1902
Electric Circuits, E.E. Staff, MIT, 1942
Transients in Linear Systems, Vol. 1, Lumped Constant Systems
Gardner & Barnes, 1942
Tensor Analysis of Networks, Gabriel Kron, 1939
Analog Methods, Karplus & Soroka, 1959
Electrical Engineering Leaflets, Houston and Kennelley, 1898
Silent Sentinels: Protective Relays for AC & DC Systems
Westinghouse Electic, undated, paperback
Hello everybody,
Does anybody have any early versions of cc:Mail that they can share?
I have v. 6 (1996) and 8 (1997).
Am looking for versions from 1994/5.
/Tomas
Hi folks,
I?m working on an 11/34 at the moment, with the programmer?s console, and it is missing its front panel power control knob. I think it is the same one used on the 11/04? Anybody have a spare in their parts stock that they?d be willing to part with?
(I?m also missing the plastic half-panel for the front, but I do see those go by on eBay from time to time.)
cheers,
?FritzM.
ftp://ftp.intersystems.com/pub/msm/docs/msm43/users.pdf
is another source for a manual.? It's the version which Micronetics sold, of which I heard "Micronetics shamelessly? copied DSM-11?practically line for line to the PC."??So the manual is probably close enough to work.
HTH,Dick
Hi all,
I'm using a HP 200LX to connect to a cc:Mail installation, with a null
modem cable. It has worked better before, but now I don't seem to be
able to connect at all. This is the output from the router, when
trying to connect from the 200LX:
| C:\CCMAIL\Router>C:\CCMAIL\Router\NTROUTER.EXE C:\CCDATA MODEM/PBX COM1 DIAGNOSTICS/F LOG/C:\CCMAIL\Router\ROUTER.LOG
| cc:Mail NT ROUTER Version 6.10.00.4
| Copyright (c) 1986, 1997 by cc:Mail, Inc. [...]
| Press Esc to terminate cc:Mail ROUTER program.
| Waiting to receive messages...
| 23/12/20 13:53:33 Answering call... 2 8 3a 74 68 8 2a 55 22 52 23
| 7d 18 80 from ~????`???f???????? ?`. Data connection not requested.
| 23/12/20 13:53:49 Ending connection.
| Waiting to receive messages...
| 23/12/20 13:53:55 Answering call... 2 8 3a 74 68 8 2a 55 22 52 23
| 7d 18 Data connection lost.
| 23/12/20 13:54:36 Ending connection.
| Waiting to receive messages...
The log files are empty. There are no other error messages anywhere
that I can see.
Anybody recognises anything? Any ideas about things I can try?
Here is the modem file:
| [attributes]
| MODELS=Null
| NULL MODEM=1
| [commands]
And another thing is that I only seem to be able to get a response at
1200 baud (the router default) by not specifying a speed when starting
the router. If I add the speed to the command line (the first line
above), any speed, (and the corresponding setting on the Palmtop) then
there is no connection at all.
It has worked better earlier. I managed to connect at 9600, but that
was a different PC. I am not aware of having changed anything relevant
on either PC or Palmtop.
Any help appreciated.
/Tomas
This may be old news -- it was new to me, though.
https://suddendisruption.blogspot.com/search/label/Booting%20Sage%20Computer
I'm not really familiar with SAGE machines. They were not as
well-known in the UK, I think, being upmarket from the Apple ][ and
IBM PC, both of which were eye-wateringly expensive by UK standards of
the time.
Also, they were terminal-based things and even back then I was
interested in boxes with graphics. :-)
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I'd like to get a Dilog SQ703 I have to work on my microvax, does
anybody know where I can get a copy of the manual?
cheers,
Nigel
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