The HP 100LX/200LX/1000CX/OG700LX use the "Hornet" chip, which contains an 80C186 along with I/O, display and other modules. There is info on this chip (block diagram, pinout) at http://www.daniel-hertrich.de/en/knowledgebase/hplx/hornet ?
Bob
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Date: Sun, 27 Dec 2009 18:07:23 -0800 (PST)
From: Cameron Kaiser <spectre at floodgap.com>
Subject: Re: the venerable 80186 (and 80188)
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> > Also add the HP 95LX palmtop, and possibly others in the LX line (I don't
> > remember if they all do). They used a '186.
>
> IIRC the 95LX uses an 80C188.
Actually, I was thinking of the HP 200LX, sorry. That *does* have a 80186
for sure.
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Does anyone have a stash of them? I have one fo them and it is getting old
burning it, testing the device, erasing it, and burning different code into
it, lather ? rinse ? repeat.
Hi. Just wondering if you ever figured out how to chemically lift
images from faded dittos. I have the same problem with a personal
document that you did with the Mark-8 Newsletter. Thanks. --Dawn Lausa
I have been trying for some time to repair the 2.5V supply on an 11/750, without success. The symptoms are loud squealing which changes back and forth in pitch (in fact it sounds a bit like RTTY, only over a couple of pitches), OVERCURRENT and REG FAIL indicators on the status panel on the back of the machine.
All the boards are pulled from the backplane and I?m using dummy loads on the supply. There?s no evidence of shorts on the chassis or on any of the supply outputs. I?m testing with the voltage sense wiring in place.
The output electrolytics have been replaced on the 2 regulator boards and the big electrolytics on the primary side check out OK. I?ve measured 300V DC across the switching transistors on the primary side. I?ve not detected any problems with the electrolytics on the 30V supply and 2.5V supply but I have ordered replacements just to be on the safe side. I?ve checked over all the diodes and transistors with the Huntron tracker with no obvious evidence of any failures.
So far all I?ve really been able to establish is that there?s no output on the ?secondary? side of the supply, that is, the 30V supply which drives the +/-5VB and 12V regulators, and the 2.5V main output of the supply. I think the REG FAIL lamp is a red herring because without the 30V supply active, REG FAIL would have to be lit if I understand the schematic correctly.
I?m posting on the off-chance that someone has had this problem and has dealt with it. I?ve been looking at this on and off since July but haven?t made any headway.
Thanks for any suggestions the group may be able to offer. By the way, the story of the machine and work done to date is at http://comley.us/browse.php?&action=show&artefactID=1051
-Dave
Data General legacy preservation fans -
After 9+ years of negotiations, Wild Hare has secured an agreement with Data
General to recover, archive and release Data General 16-bit and some 32-bit
software for educational and non-commercial purposes. A official
announcement will be made next month, but I wanted to let list members know
that sometimes good things can happen.
A special thanks is extended to the amazing William Donzelli, and to the
quick-footed Carl Friend, who made the physical tape rescue in Massachusetts
possible. Thanks also to the legal and technical folk at EMC (Data General)
who finally made this a legal reality - and who might prefer annonymity at
this point.
Details will be posted in a few weeks, but I wanted to share this bit of
Merry Christmas for DG fans.
Bruce
Bruce Ray
Wild Hare Computer Systems, Inc.
bkr at WildHareComputers.com
...preserving the Data General legacy: www.NovasAreForever.com
G'day DG legacy preservation fans -
After 9+ years of negotiations, Wild Hare has secured an agreement with Data
General to recover, archive and release Data General 16-bit and some 32-bit
software for educational and non-commercial purposes. A official
announcement will be made next month, but I wanted to let list members know
that sometimes good things can happen.
A special thanks is extended to the amazing William Donzelli, and to the
quick-footed Carl Friend, who made the physical tape rescue in Massachusetts
possible. Thanks also to the legal and technical folk at EMC (Data General)
who finally made this a legal reality - and who might prefer annonymity at
this point.
Details will be posted in a few weeks, but I wanted to share this bit of
Merry Christmas for DG fans.
Bruce
Bruce Ray
Wild Hare Computer Systems, Inc.
bkr at WildHareComputers.com
...preserving the Data General legacy: www.NovasAreForever.com
...in deference to one of our treasured list members.
And to others, Merry Christmas; and to all, a Happy New Year; may
your capacitors all retain a low ESR and may the "good stuff" appear
at the curbside of your path, decked with signs saying "take me"!
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