DEC Stuff available in MA ... Part #1

Hello all, My company recently decommissioned a small DEC system. They were going to scrap it out, but the person who became the "owner" of the system was loathe to do that, as it was a working system. I spotted the pile of stuff, and asked about its status. Long story short, I am now the owner of the system. However, I know *ZERO* about DEC stuff, so I thought I would make it available to the list. I don't know if the pile represented a single system, or half a system, or what, but it is better than dumpstering it, right? :-) This is only part of the list -- the "small stuff" if you will. The "big stuff" is still waiting for me to go and get it. Once I get it and look it over, I will list it here as well (as a teaser, think B400X, R400X, TS05, RAID array, and MicroVAX). First, the brief rules: - Everything is free if you come get it (Westminster MA, USA, ZIP code 01473). If I ship it, I ask shipping +20% (for my time). "Shipping" includes postage and packaging materials. I buy all of my boxes, etc., at Staples... Please don't ask me to go 50 miles out of my way to get a cheaper box :-) - Please email me *off-list* to indicate yout interest. I will take emails up until Monday 11/15 at midnight, to give weekenders and international folks time to see this. I will decide who gets what in the event of multiple interested parties. I will email the lucky ones sometime on Tuesday. - I will try to answer all questions to the best of my abilities, but remember, my knowledge of DEC systems is less than zero.... OK, on to the stuff: - Terminal, VT-420 C2, manufactured 7-Aug-1990. Amber screen, passes diagnostics on power-up. Screen is kind of dim, and also "wavy" (letters move back and forth at high frequency). Also will need a good cleaning. Has a keyboard attached, LK-401-AA, rev. A02. Keyboard is also quite dirty, but appears to be functional (F3 brings up config. menu, and I could navigate w/ keyboard) - Terminal, VT-320 C2, manufactured 31-Aug-1990. Amber screen, bright stable picture, some burn-in, but not too bad. Startup diagnostics pass. Will need a good cleaning. Has attached keyboard, LK-401-EA, rev A04. Keyboard dirty, but functional. Has a WordPerfect template stuck on above the top row of keys. Again, F3 brought me to config, and I could navigate w/ keyboard. - Terminal, VT-520 C4, manufactured 1994. Amber screen, clean, but definite screen burn. Status line is badly burned in, and screen shows signs of other burn-in. Startup diagnostics pass. Has attached keyboard, LK-411-AA Rev B01, dirty but functional. I was able to bring up config and navigate w/ keyboard. - Terminal, VT-520 C4, manufactured 1994. Untested, because it is still in its original box. The box is opened, but the styrofoam packing is there, and the terminal appears still sealed inside the blue plastic bag it was shipped in. Base is also included, but NO manuals or keyboard. - DECServer 200/MC. Has a 15-pin Ethernet connector and 8 DB-25 male connectors. Also says Model: DSRVB-A. Untested, but working when pulled. - ThinWire Ethernet Singloport Repeater-150. DESPR-EE, rev C02. Looks cleam, missing rubber feet. Untested, but another working pull. - M9404-PA card. Full-height card. Half is just a plastic spacer, the other half says "Q22 Cable Connector". Untested. - M9047 Grant Continuity Card - Manual: "B400X Expander Installation Guide" - Manual: EK-BA44A-IN, "Entry Systems, BA400-Series Enclosures, Storage Devices Installation Procedures" (TWO copies) - Manual: EK-BA44A-IN-003, "Entry Systems, BA400-Series Enclosures, Storage Devices Installation Procedures" - Manual: EK-RF72D-UG, "RF Series Integrated Storage Element User's Guide" - Manual: EK-RF72D-IM, "RF Series Integrated Storage Element Installation Manual for BA200-Series Enclosures" - Plugs, possibly for setting Drive IDs, or Bus IDs? Part Number: 12-28766-19 REV A01. Three plugs with no ID, the rest numbered 0-7. One full set, one with blanks and 0,6,7 only. - Plugs, possibly for setting Drive IDs, or Bus IDs? Part Number: 12-28766-28 REV B01. Three plugs with no ID, the rest numbered 0-7. One full set, one with blanks and 0,5,6,7 only. - FIVE covers, look like they cover hard drives. 7027049-02, Rev. A01 Thanks! Rich B.