In article <CAPULOao-XDVvEFktPZfyuC0ns3wOgWG6a8FXLbwSWt6DRmzZLA at mail.gmail.com>,
Harald Lapp <harald.lapp at gmail.com> writes:
i am new to this list. i am from germany and
interested in unix
workstations and servers and also terminals from DEC, HP, IBM, SGI,
Sun, Tektronix ... i've a very small collection of stuff and currently
i am looking for manuals and related documentation (eg.: merchandising
/ advertisement material; product flyers) of two tektronix x-terminals
i own:
XP300V
XP356
is there anybody out there who has some stuff preferable PDF and would
be willing to share them with me?
I collect everything I can find out about terminals on the terminals
wiki:
The Terminals Wiki <http://terminals.classiccmp.org>
That includes links to documentation. I also try to incorporate any
documentation I find into manx: <http://manx.classiccmp.org>
When Tektronix started making the X terminals, they did some odd
things with the model numbers. Sometimes they put a model number on
the base that was different from what was listed in the catalog
because the catalog item was: base + monitor + keyboard + mouse.
Different configurations of monitor and memory in the base would be
listed as a different model number, even though they reused the same
base hardware. They also used a variety of letter suffixes. So it's
hard to come up with a canonical list of model numbers because of the
way they did mix and match on stuff.
What you have above is probably a variant of one of the XP3xx models
listed here:
<http://terminals.classiccmp.org/wiki/index.php/Category:Tektronix>
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