WANG micro? found

Ok, I went there and took a picture, you can see it at http://www.ezwind.net/jwest/whatsit/09300001.JPG The "aspect ratio" in the picture is misleading. While the front of the cpu isn't perfectly square, it is more square than the picture would lead you to believe. In the 3rd party floppy boxes are loads of WANG label software, as well as customer disks. In the brown box is about a 1.5 foot long stretch of silver padded WANG binders/manuals, many with original software disks. I noticed some stuff mentioning 2780/3780 communications software which grabbed my attention. The monitor hooks up to the cpu with an odd "dual din cable". Two din connectors on each end, one has about 9 pins the other has about 5 pins. The monitor obviously gets both power and data on this dual cable. The CPU appears to be something called a "Wang Professional Computer" from what I can glean from the docs. The model tag on the back is extremely faded black print on silver so it's just a shadow. It seems to say the model is something vaguely like PM-XC1. There is an IBM mono "module" which has a part number something like PM101 and a "winchester controller module" which has a part number like PM029. very customized version of DOS. The proprietary changes to the OS appear to be more than just cosmetic. The price was reasonable so I picked it up. The seller said it came from a WANG dealer - since there's a lot of what appear to be diagnostics & test diskettes, I would imagine that's the case. I will play with it for a bit, but may well be interested in trading it off. I did note that the seller had more of the proprietary CRT's and dual din cables if those are of interest. Jay West