Hello Folks.
I posted more S-100 gear for sale, including several early MITS Altair
boards. Please follow the link below if interested. The new Altair
listings are right after the update.
http://www.vcfed.org/forum/showthread.php?61192-Sellam-s-S-100-Hardware-Sof…
If interested, please do inquire directly to me by e-mail via <
sellam.ismail at gmail.com>.
Thanks!
Sellam
Hi all --
Got me a Harris Micro-12 (AKA the HB-61000), this is a single-board
computer based around the Harris 6100 (PDP-8 on-a-chip) microprocessor.?
I'm working on bringing it back to life and I'm trying to find docs and
schematics for it.
There's a high-level overview starting on page 5-4 of
http://bitsavers.org/components/harris/1979_Harris_CMOS_Microprocessor_Volu…,
but that's the most I've found.? Right now it looks like the FLAG 2
signal on the PIE chip (HD-6101, discussed in the aforementioned manual)
is holding the 6100's RUN line low; I don't see anything telling the PIE
to do that at reset, nor is anything else attached to that signal that
I've been able to find, so I'm wagering that the chip is faulty at the
moment.? (If I pull the PIE chip out the CPU appears to be running.)?
Schematics and/or docs would make this a lot easier.
Anyone have a copy of these?
Thanks in advance,
Josh
I received these nice binders.
https://i.imgur.com/L80ZGusl.jpg
I think that most of them are already available online. Not sure about the
UCSD Pascal manual?
One of the binders contained some disks.
https://i.imgur.com/FYIBbmjl.jpg
Are these disks available online already or should I dump them? Bitsavers
seems to have the Mac version.
/Mattis
Place your wagers...
How many more years do you think it'll take before decent, practical-sized Alphas, like the DS15, and to some degree, the DS10, will be obtainable at hobbyist-friendly prices?
I have an ES47 I got for a price I could stomach, but it's sans rail kit, drinks power like it's going out of style, and can anchor a 40-ft yacht.
Anyone out there do Alphas anymore?
Hello!
I have four unibus boards that came in a 11/34 which was used for radiation
dose measurement at a hospital.
Three of them are made by Computer Design & Application inc and is a three
board set interconnected with over the top flat cables. It has some kind of
AMD 29xx based bitslice processor with 2903,2910 and 2914 chips. One board
has some kind of dedicated memory one board has 4 TRW chips which I think
are AD converters.
https://i.imgur.com/lMvhxOp.jpg?1https://i.imgur.com/LEVN5Qp.jpghttps://i.imgur.com/kcSnDRy.jpghttps://i.imgur.com/ZfFrq3j.jpg
Then there is some kind of serial com board with four UARTs on it.
https://i.imgur.com/YvnTlxq.jpg
Is there any interest in these boards? Trade for something interesting DEC
stuff maybe? Or something else?
/Mattis
I'm cleaning out my accumulation of "stuff" and there are several
things that aren't worth the effort of putting on ebay. If
anyone on this list wants them, they are yours for the cost of
shipping. The first item is:
QB-5JCAG-SA
Compaq Storageworks
RAID Array 450 V5.4A Platform Software Kit for SUN Solaris
Contains:
AG-R20SE-BE Software CD "RAID Array 450 V5.4A for SUN Solaris"
AE-RBDYB-TE Software Product Description SPD 64.64.05
AA-R20TD-TE Release Notes
AA-R20RD-TE RAID Array 450 V5.4 for Solaris 2.x Installation Guide
AA-R24LA-TE StorageWorks Command Console (v1.1) User's Guide
EK-HSZ50-CG HSZ50 HSOD v5.1 Array Controller Configuration Manual
EK-HSZ50-SV HSZ50 HSOD v5.1 Array Controller Service Manual
EK-HSCLI-RM HSZ50 HSOD v5.1 Array Controller CLI Reference Manual
It weighs just under 5 pounds, so I estimate the shipping cost
would be $10 to $20.
Send me an email if you want it. If I don't hear from anyone
in a few days, it goes into the dumpster.
Alan Frisbie
Ethan Dicks <ethan.dicks at gmail.com> wrote:
> I don't happen to have a VR201 here right now to measure directly (or
> I would just do that), but IIRC, there's a threaded mounting insert on
> the bottom (for the "E.T. Stand", if nothing else), I want to
> fabricate a shelf clip for a VR201 and am seeking the diameter/thread
> pitch for the insert. Does anyone have that info handy? It's likely
> larger than 1/4-20 from what I remember.
There are four brass inserts in a trapezoidal pattern, each threaded
1/4-20 (National Coarse). The trapezoid is 7.0" center-to-center
for the two nearest the screen, and the rear ones are 5.0" center-to-center.
It is 5.0" between the front (screen) pair and the rear pair.
This is for a VR201-B -- other dash-variants may be different.
If there is a base with a single large threaded insert, it may be
an adapter that goes between the VR201 and the stand.
Now, could someone please tell me the pinouts for the 15-pin connector?
I would like to use it to view RS-170 video, if possible.
Alan Frisbie
Hello Folks.
In the continuing saga of sorting through a big batch of Commodore stuff
>from my collection, I've listed 6 different early revision Commodore 64
computers for sale. Complete details and links to photographs are on the
VCFed forums here:
http://www.vcfed.org/forum/showthread.php?62641-Sellam-s-Commodore-Sales-Th…
Please do inquire directly to me by private e-mail for fastest response.
Thanks!
Sellam
Hi, All,
I don't happen to have a VR201 here right now to measure directly (or
I would just do that), but IIRC, there's a threaded mounting insert on
the bottom (for the "E.T. Stand", if nothing else), I want to
fabricate a shelf clip for a VR201 and am seeking the diameter/thread
pitch for the insert. Does anyone have that info handy? It's likely
larger than 1/4-20 from what I remember.
-ethan