Systems Engineering Laboratories - SEL History

Oh wow! This is incredible to see, thank you! http://vtda.org/docs/computing/SEL/SEL810ProgrammersReferenceCard(810A-810B… Here is the equivalent 810A document I scanned. -Eric On Fri, Nov 20, 2020, 10:46 Tony Aiuto <tony.aiuto at gmail.com> wrote: > I found some MPX -32 items this week. Rough scans here: > > > https://photos.google.com/share/AF1QipOBnMkRJvzAsOCloK4NBQM9iDoROPk-QPXBANx… > > I want to redo them to send to bitsavers. > > > On Sun, Nov 8, 2020 at 10:51 PM Eric Moore <mooreericnyc at gmail.com> > wrote: > >> You are welcome! I have had a blast restoring and running my SEL 810A >> and wanted to pull together some of what I had found, done, and helped >> with. It is really just a placeholder for now until there is a critical >> mass of interest. >> >> The SEL 810 emulators are really awesome. Kgober's can run SEL 810A >> basic. The SEL 810A gui I hope to soon improve, someone is helping me with >> an SVG file of the front panel to replace the picture I am currently using. >> >> I would like to someday acquire a 32/X or a powernode, but they are rare >> as hens teeth apparently. I also would really like to find more info on the >> ampex videofile. >> >> -Eric >> >> On Sun, Nov 8, 2020, 21:02 Tony Aiuto <tony.aiuto at gmail.com> wrote: >> >>> Eric: >>> >>> Thanks for starting this. I've been doing little updates to the SEL >>> wikipedia pages recently, but a dedicated site would be great. I used the >>> machines heavily from 1977-1995, most of the 32/X series, as well as the >>> NP1. AFAIK, I was the first person to get C++ (cfront) working under >>> UTX-32. >>> Alas, I didn't save any literature from the period. >>> >>> >>>>