10 May
1999
10 May
'99
1:15 p.m.
On 10 May 99 at 9:24, Sellam Ismail wrote:
On Sat, 8 May 1999, Lawrence Walker wrote:
Nope , the numerical pad is the rightmost keys,
Itdoes have color keys on the function line. They are
Off Line
5 F-keys
Erase
3 color keys
Reset
Break
The Sound board ( interesting because the main chip was labelled "Sound", with
only a couple of other numbers ) has one resistor setting free like the guy had
some problems and was trying to correct it . there's some burn where it and the
next resister were connected
I guess I'll follow Tony's test procedures to see if I can get it going, but
if there is someone on the list who desires one, I will include the fdd H57
I found 3 weeks ago which I'm sure, based on Rax"s Theorum , was what attracted
it to me in the first place. Rax's theorum mentions nothing about space for
storage !.
Hate Rax, Hate Rax's Theorum. Hare Computers, Hate Land lords !!
Hate inflatable rubber sex dolls with an attitude.
ciao larry
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I picked up a Zenith Data Systems all-in-one box
from the trash a few days
ago. Lovely cosmetic condition. Unfortunately there's no response on the
monitor. The fan spins up so it is getting power. Other than the Heath address
on the back it has no model #. It looks like the pictures I have seen of the
Z-100. Do the first models of Z-100 have a model # on them ?
From your description this sounds like it *could*
be a Z-120, which was
the Z-100 with integrated CRT and floppy/hard drives.
However, being that
there's an H89 Sound/CLock board inside, it may not be. The Z100/120 is
an S-100 compatible machine, and has a 5 slot S-100 card cage inside.
Yours seems to have specialized boards for all the subsystems, whereas the
Z100/120 has a primary motherboard with the CPU and all the various video
circuitry.
I can't conclusively say it sounds like you have an H89 because I just got
one and haven't had a chance to take a peek inside, but it sounds like you
do. Once way to identify the H89 is by the keyboard. Does it have three
keys to the right of the numbers in the top row that are labelled
with colored squares (red, blue and green I believe)? If so its an H89.
Sellam Alternate e-mail: dastar(a)siconic.com
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