2014-08-11 4:53 GMT+02:00 Richard <legalize at xmission.com>:
In article <CABr82SJFPxtUm6hDe7azi8dJ=
rd8gSCp-bCV85QQwbZ7yBSi1g at mail.gmail.com>,
Mattis Lind <mattislind at gmail.com> writes:
Nice!
Thanks!
Unfortunately there weren't many out there that new of Incoterm. I did post
to the Incoterm Alumni group at LinkedIn and got general hints on how to
revive it ( check PSU, use rubber / isopropanol on the edge connectors etc
) but no one seemed to have the field engineering bible. But the consensus
was that this was a SPD 10/20 rather than SPD 900.
I have now pulled out every board and photographed them in better light and
with less crappy camera. The web site is updated.
http://www.datormuseum.se/peripherals/terminals/incoterm-spd-20-20
From the LinkedIn group I also got hints on what type
of function each
board has.
But I guess that I am quite stuck without schematics, although it might
just as well work right away after some cleaning. But my experience is that
the chance usually is very small. Reverse engineering it is obviously a
possibility but it contains quite a lot of ICs so it would take significant
time. But doable. For now I will wait and see if something surfaces.
/Mattis
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