14 Mar
2012
14 Mar
'12
11:40 a.m.
Al Kossow just scanned this brochure from the CHM's collection:
<http://bitsavers.org/pdf/researchInc/Teleray_Brochure_1975.pdf>
In article <20120314174703.GJ27568 at n0jcf.net>,
Chris Elmquist <chrise at pobox.com> writes:
Cool. I'll try to firm up the facts in the next
day or two and report
back with any updates.
Sweet.
> In article <20120314151319.GA27568 at
n0jcf.net>,
> Chris Elmquist <chrise at pobox.com> writes:
On Wednesday (03/14/2012 at 10:14AM -0600), Richard
wrote:
This sounds similar to the 3500/3700/3900 depicted in the brochure.
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I have 3 Telerays, as shown here on the bottom:
<http://manx.classiccmp.org/collections/cgm/sprawl4/dsc_0610.jpg>
Bottom left is either a 3300 or a later model in a similar case.
Yes... the bottom left looks similar to what I remember although mine did
not have switches between the keyboard and the display and the display
bezel was a 1/4" thick piece of glass that had been painted black on
the backside and masked to expose just the viewable part of the CRT.
There was no "carrier" indicator on the bezel but there was a pot which
adjusted the brightness and was also the on/off switch. The pot stuck
through a hole drilled in the glass with a black knob on the outside.