StorageTek 2920 9-track manual or instructions wanted (And a bit about rescuing a Nord-1)

Hi and thanks for all the help I got! Both on the list and via email directly. A couple of days ago I did a quick test of the drive and I was able to load tapes, both manually and with automatic tape loading. It's a really nice drive. BPI were detected automatically so the drive seems to be i good condition. I haven't been to my storage yet since I saw the new documents scanned by Al, but from the pictures I have taken it looks like it is a SCSI-drive, the other interfaces uses two cables instead of one. Whenever I get some time to spare I will try to get the drive connected to a linux computer. It is possible to run the 2920 both as singel ended and differential so I should have a lot of different interface cards to choose from for the PC end. It looks bright right now. :-) The reason I haven't responded before is that I got busy with a rescue of a NORD-1 computer in southern Norway. It took 28 hours to fly down to G?teborg to meet up with a friend already in the south, drive to Norway, load the computer in my friends van and drive it back to Ume?. I hope my reason for the lack of interest in this thread is excusable. :-) The computer is the first model made by Norsk Data AS, it has serial number 47 and was built in the summer of 1972, equipped with 32 kword of core memory. It's one of my dream machines and it is almost complete. :-D http://www.ndwiki.org/wiki/NORD-1_Serial_47 G?ran Den 2016-06-29 kl. 22:22, skrev Al Kossow: