Manual for Documation TM200 punched card reader

FYI, I have a design for a RS-232 interface to the Documation M series interface, based on a PIC 16F877. The design is in turn based on one that does not use a PIC, that Al Kossow shared with me some time back - and is designed to work with the same software on the PC side (at least if I recall correctly - I did this back in 2013). [I seem to recall that when I was testing it, I just used a terminal emulator of some sort, so PC side software would be easy.] The board design is in KiCAD. The "firmware" for the PIC is in C, developed using MPLABX (freely available). So, if anyone wants the materials, say so, and I will share a link, and scan in my interface connector pinouts, etc., and put up a folder on my Google Drive. I also still have *ONE* *UNPOPULATED* board (approx. 4.25" x 2.5") that I would be willing to part with for $10 US + S&H. As I recall, there is one missing pull-up resistor that is wrong on the schematic (and thus missing on the board, too), from pin 1 of the PIC to VCC, and is easy to deal with, and that the LED labels on the silk screen are flipped around on the board vs. the schematic [which can be dealt with easily in software, so that the LEDs match the silk screen.] The design includes an in-circuit programming header. Unfortunately, the pinouts I used for the 40 pin connector on the PC board to the card reader are NOT the same as what the Computer History Museum has, and it makes wiring the cable a bit of a pain, because the signal and signal return lines are not next to each other on the connector, but should be so using a twisted pair cable. JRJ