Thanks to Pete Turnbull's FindCSR (entering it once by hand was
enough) :) and reading another manufacturer's DHV11/16 documentation
dug up on Bitsavers, I now know my CSR.
Actually, two of them, 160140 and 160160, since I have learned that a
DHV11/16 appears to the 11/23+ as two DHV11 8-line cards with
consecutive address spaces modulo 20 octal.
Then I could run the various DHV11 diagnostics from my XXDP pack, and
the first time through on VDHAE0, it found the card but stopped on an
ILL INT 430 error. So I took the hint and entered 430 instead of the
default 300 for the vector interrupt address. Then Unit 1 passed the
tests, but Unit 2 had an ILL INT 440 error. Another clue :) With 440
for the 2nd vector it passed all tests.
Now to make sure it's not conflicting with my RLV12 controller, make a
cable for the user terminal, and start fumbling with TSGEN.MAC and
other TSX-Plus files!
All I need is a few VT100's and this will be 100% identical to the
system I used at my first EE job (in 1981) :)
-Charles