New finds, RFI

I managed to finally open up and look at the Westinghouse/Unimation roboto controller that's been sitting out at Purdue Salvage for the last few weeks, next to a robotic arm that probably weighs >1000lbs and has been stripped of some of its parts. To my suprise, I saw a bunch of what looked like QBUS boards in it... pulled one out and said 'this looks like an 11/23 CPU board. cool!' After getting it home, and seeing exactly what board it was, I discovered it was an M8192-YB... an LSI-11/73 CPU. Along with that was a 64kW SRAM board, a pair of DLV11-J 'clone' boards, and some robot controller hardware... This is a nice topping for the past week... so far in addition to this I've managed to get (for next to nothing): - A pair of Texas Instruments Business-Pro machines - 286-based DOS/ XENIX machines that looked complete (minus kb, monitor, cables) - A SPARC IPX and a few Type 4 keyboards - (OT) A Sun SparcServer 1000 with 3 boards and 5 cpus in it. - (OT) An HP C200 workstation with a high-end 3d accelerated video card - (OT) An IBM C20 workstation, maxed out with RAM Now the real question: Does anyone know anything about the TI Business-Pro machines? Specifically, what kind of monitor and keyboard do I need for it? The keyboard connector is an 8-pin DIN, and I don't see anything that looks especially like a video connector on it. Or can I use a serial terminal with it? I'm doubting it since it's a DOS machine, but not ruled it out yet... Pat -- Purdue University ITAP/RCS Information Technology at Purdue Research Computing and Storage http://www.itap.purdue.edu/rcs/