That is at least one RH11-AB in there, minus the knucklebusters of course.
On 2/25/2021 1:49 PM, Bill Degnan wrote:
On Thu, Feb 25, 2021 at 1:43 PM Chris Zach via cctalk
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Oh this is fun stuff. Is there a specification write-up anywhere on the
MASSBUS overall?
For example I wonder if the RH70 could do a transfer >128kb at a time.
Another is around the RH11: There were two models, the traditional RH11
(which could only do so many words on a DMA transfer) and the RH11-C
which could do more words per transaction by basically running the
Unibus in "Hog mode". That allowed the 2020 to run RM03's at a full
3600
RPM (and I assume can allow the 2020 to run things like RM80's).
Another item I always wondered about was the RH11's support of two
unibuses. I think the idea was to do the data transfers on the second
bus right to an 11/45's FASTBUS memory without worrying about DMA
timeouts while running the control and status registers on the normal
UNIBUS (which wouldn't block other devices). I wonder, does the MBA on
an 11/70 use similar cards to an RH11?
C
I have a UNIBUS array of backplanes from an Industrial 11/40 that has a
lot of MASBUS controllers in it.? Or, I think that's what these are.? I
removed the?backplane chassis from the?rack and replaced it with two
RL02 drives.
https://www.vintagecomputer.net/digital/PDP11-40_industrial11/DEC_industria…
<https://www.vintagecomputer.net/digital/PDP11-40_industrial11/DEC_industrial11_exp_chassis.jpg>