13 Jul
1998
13 Jul
'98
1:23 a.m.
Frank McConnell wrote:
Russ Blakeman <rhblake(a)bbtel.com> writes:
The 9123 is essentially a box about 3" tall, 12 or so inches wide and nearly a
foot deep, with two over height 3.5" drives mounted in the face. The back has
a cable about 2ft long with the 5 pin din and then there's a centronics type
connector that's marked HP-IB. Then theres a sticker that says that it's for
use only with the HP45849A.....
Other than that I have never had any exposure to a unit like this. Got a batch
of machines and my new Dell 4066/XE server and these were part of the load.
They're in really nice condition too.
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I have two box type units labeled as an HP9123D
that appear to have two
3.5" type removable (floppy?) drives in each, with an HPIB bus connector
and a cable with a 5 pin DIN on the end. It also states that it's for
use only with the HP45849A.
Hmm, is that the p/n for a Touchscreen II aka HP150 with 12-inch
display? I know those have the 5-pin DIN connector inside and the
9123 would be contemporary, can't remember if the ones we had at
University of Maryland hooked up that way or not though.
-Frank McConnell