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by rcini＠classic.msn.com

Hello, all: On a VAX, what is the external drive cable called? It seems to be a three-row 50-pin DIN connector that I can't find anywhere (even Digi-Key), much less a cable of that type. Rich Cini/WUGNET rcini(a)msn.com

28 years, 6 months

Altair scans update

by kaikal＠MICROSOFT.com

If you can't get ahold of Bill, I have a lot of upload bandwidth. c/o 1 Microsoft Way, Redmond, WA 98052 Kai > ---------- > From: Richard A. Cini, Jr.[SMTP:rcini@classic.msn.com] > Reply To: classiccmp(a)u.washington.edu > Sent: Tuesday, August 26, 1997 5:31 AM > To: Discussion re-collecting of classic computers > Subject: Altair scans update > > For those who have asked... > > The Altair scans are ready to post, I just have to ZIP them up and > send the > tape to Bill Whitson. Does anyone have his physical address?? > > > ------------------------------------------------- > Rich Cini/WUGNET > <rcini(a)msn.com> > - ClubWin Charter Member (6) > - MCP Windows 95/Netowrking >

28 years, 6 months

Half an attic full of old computers

by ekman＠lysator.liu.se

Sam Ismail <dastar(a)crl.com> wrote: > If anyone in the states wants to get some of this then maybe we can get > together and get a bulk freight deal going to spread the shipping costs > around to get some of this over here. This is an excellent idea. So far, I only have one interested American, but if others get in touch with me we will try to organize something. Be aware, though, that things will probably take some time. I don't have ready access to the attic in question and before we even start planning I will need to meet and discuss with a few people. /F

28 years, 6 months

What the heck...?

by kyrrin2＠wizards.net

Ok, I give... >Mike has those 500 HHC e-proms for sale -- that will go for scrap if we >don't rescue them. I can afford to buy them one-lump, but I can't afford >actually _keeping_ them (I offered to take up to 30 pounds myself...) so >here's the deal I asked him for: What in blazes is an HHC EPROM??? -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- Bruce Lane, Sysop, The Dragon's Cave BBS (Fidonet 1:343/272) (Hamateur: WD6EOS) (E-mail: kyrrin2(a)wizards.net) http://www.wizards.net/technoid "Our science can only describe an object, event, or living thing in our own human terms. It cannot, in any way, define any of them..."

28 years, 6 months

bci-20.htm

by dseagrav＠bsdserver.tek-star.net

BCI-2000 bci2000 Unibus Adapter for the PCI Bus _________________________________________________________________ The BCI-2000 Unibus Adapter enables Unibus devices to be connected to workstations supporting the PCI bus. The BCI-2000 supports both PIO and DMA Unibus data transfers as well as providing support for all four Unibus interrupt levels. The BCI-2000 consists of a single slot PCI controller, a dual-width Unibus cable adapter module, and an eight-foot shielded interconnect cable. The PCI controller occupies a single PCI slot. The Unibus cable adapter installs into the Unibus connectors A and B of an expansion chassis or user's equipment, replacing a Unibus cable. The BCI-2000 provides complete support for: * Unibus PIO data transfers including read word, data-input-pause, write word, and write byte. * Unibus DMA data transfers including read word, write word, and write byte. * All four Unibus interrupt levels: BR4, BR5, BR6, and BR7. _________________________________________________________________ Features Provides a migration path. The BCI-2000 allows users of Unibus systems to migrate to the new high performance PCI workstations and retain their existing Unibus I/O devices without loss of function or performance. High performance. Unibus PIO and DMA data transfers occur at maximum Unibus speeds -- throughput is limited only by the Unibus device. Cost savings. The BCI-2000 provides users the choice of low cost, high performance PCI workstations while retaining their existing investments in Unibus hardware and software. Easy to install. The BCI-2000 allows multiple I/O devices to be connected to a workstation while occupying only a single PCI-slot. Easy to maintain. The BCI-2000 executes a comprehensive set of diagnostics to automatically verify module operation. _________________________________________________________________ Description PIO Transfers The BCI-2000 supports the four types of Unibus PIO data transfers including read word, data-input-pause, write word, and write byte. The entire Unibus address space is available for access by a PCI host. DMA Transfers The BCI-2000 provides full compatibility with the three types of Unibus DMA data transfers, including word read, write word and, write byte. Single and multiple data transfers are supported. Interrupts The BCI-2000 passes Unibus interrupts to the host for service if interrupts are enabled by the host and the interrupts are higher priority than the priority established under software control. The BCI-2000 stores the 8-bit interrupt vector in an internal register that is referenced by the host to determine the interrupt service requested. Unibus Termination The BCI-2000 provides Unibus termination for one end of the Unibus. The user must ensure the Unibus is terminated at the end of the Unibus within the expansion chassis or the user's equipment. Unibus Parity Unibus parity signals PA and PB are terminated but otherwise not supported by the BCI-2000. _________________________________________________________________ Software Compatibility The BCI-2000 is not supported under existing OpenVMS, Ultrix, or OSF/1 operating system software and requires software drivers to support the features offered bu the BCI-2000. Consult our factory for more information. Specifications Physical Dimensions PCI controllerSingle width card, 6.875 inches by 4.2 inches (17.46 cm by 10.67 cm) Unibus Cable AdapterDual-width Unibus module, 5.s inches by 2.3 inches (13.s cm by 5.8 cm.) Cable Length8 ft. Electrical BCI-2000-A3.8 amps @ 5.0 volts (+/- twelve volts not used) Bus Loading1 dc load, 2 ac loads Bus Drive Capability19 additional dc loads Environmental Operating Conditions: Temperature 5° to 50° C (41° to 122° F) Relative Humidity20% to 80% noncondensing Storage Conditions: Temperature-40° to 66° C (-40° to 150°F) Relative Humidity10% to 95% noncondensing Ordering Information BCI-2000-CAPCI controller without memory, Unibus cable adapter, 8-foot cable and user manual. BCI-2000-AAPCI controller with 256KB memory, Unibus cable adapter, 8-foot cable and user manual. BCI-2000-BAPCI controller with 1MB memory, Unibus cable adapter, 8-foot cable and user manual. _________________________________________________________________ Digital, Unibus and OpenVMS are trademarks of Digital Equipment Corporation. UNIX is a trademark of X/Open Company Ltd.. We reserve the right to improve our products without notice. _________________________________________________________________ 75 Gateway Boulevard, Cottage Grove, Oregon 97424 USA Tel: (541) 942-3610 Fax: (541) 942-3640 E-Mail: sales(a)logical-co.com Logical's Home About Logical Product Info Warranty Support _________________________________________________________________

28 years, 6 months

Altair scans update

by rcini＠classic.msn.com

For those who have asked... The Altair scans are ready to post, I just have to ZIP them up and send the tape to Bill Whitson. Does anyone have his physical address?? ------------------------------------------------- Rich Cini/WUGNET <rcini(a)msn.com> - ClubWin Charter Member (6) - MCP Windows 95/Netowrking

28 years, 6 months

Computers (fwd)

by manney＠nwohio.com

> I also have windows3.0 which will run on a 640k > xt! > > Allison Hmm...I've got Windows /386 ("Part of the upgrade path to OS/2", the package proudly announces.) Ever played with Geoworks? That would run on an XT, and very nicely, too. Had several improvements over Windows, including "sticky" menus which could be detached and moved. *Very* nice drawing program -- much better than Paintbrush. I liked it better than Windows. Manney p.s. dug up 3 sealed, boxed sets of OS/2 2.1 (not over 10 yrs old...sorry). Anyone interested?

28 years, 6 months

Half an attic full of old computers (help save them!)

by ekman＠lysator.liu.se

Hello! I am currently working for a company in Gothenburg, Sweden that used to be the Scandinavian importer for Sord computers (a Japanese company) during the eighties. Their attic is full of old stuff, most of which the boss would like to throw out, and which he would unless a couple of employees disagree with him. Not only are there computers and peripherals, but also loads of documentation and software. I had a discussion with the boss recently and asked if it would be possible to ship the stuff to interested parties if I would do the work free of charge. No such luck. I may be able to persuade them to let the stuff for free if the receiver pays shipping, however. But shipping from Sweden is expensive. Thus, I am now trying to see if there is any interest in having any of this for the cost of shipping. If there is, I will try to make a definite deal with the company and then make a list of what is available. I am afraid that if nothing is done soon everything will be dumped into a container. If you are potentially interested, please reply directly to me (ekman(a)lysator.liu.se). If you have any questions about Sord computers in general, reply to the mailing list. /F PS. There will be no IS-11 or M-5 stuff (I will be reserving anything such for myself) but probably several M-23 and M-243 and who knows what else. Possibly also hand-held GRiD terminals and maybe the odd PC compatible. I know there are some UNIX minis, but the company may want to keep these since they still have customers using such. Everything will be adapted for Swedish electricity net (220 V).

28 years, 6 months

Honeywell "Black Apple" floppy drives

by kaikal＠MICROSOFT.com

I almost forgot - in addition to my earlier trade list post, I recently acquired four (4) Honeywell "Black Apple" Disk II floppy drives. These are up for trade. Kai (BTW, no, I'm not selling any of this stuff, send trade lists instead of offers to buy! Maybe I'll be interested in something that isn't on my want list)

28 years, 6 months

Altair scans

by kaikal＠MICROSOFT.com

How are we doing on getting the Altair scans up on the ftp site? thanks Kai

28 years, 6 months

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