That module was specifically called for in the RH11-AB dual-port Unibus-to-MASSBUS
interface as the Unibus B terminator. See RH11-AB_OptionDescr.pdf, Section 4.24 (page
4-32/33), which has a fairly lengthy write-up.
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Subject: Re: Is The M9312 Boot Module Essential?
What about the M9300 board? Do you have an idea what the purpose is of that card? It look
a bit like a M9302 but with more logic on it and a few jumpers and a LED. It also have a
delay line and a monostable flip-flop.
Here is a photo of a (dusty) M9300:
http://forum.datormuseum.se/data/B21AEA95-02C2-402B-BC97-06790BAEDC88/84B52…
/Mattis