Hans Franke, are you listening?

I'm mailing this to CCTECH as I can't find Hans Franke's e-mail Hello, I was just googling about the Siemens 6-611 you offered to help me out with not too long ago, as somehow I missed your previous reply. Yes! Anything you have on this machine is most definitely interesting. Please tell me if you have anything at all, both docs and software are fun. (meanwhile, I'm STILL looking for the damned female-female DB9 cable for the terminal) I'll send pics when I get my camera back. Anyway, more info about the system. It's got a male DB9 port labeled Display Unit, which I'm assuming should lead to the CRT I've got here. It's got a port labeled Channel A, V.24, and one labeled Channel B, Adapter 1, and with a ballpen someone has written "current loop". There are seven more male DB9s, labeled Optional Cluster Terminal Connectors, seven in all. Now, the interesting thing is that the mainboard, and most of the circuit boards, are labelled Tandberg Data! (Tandberg Data is a Norwegian computer manufacturer, making fairly popular X terminals, and serial terminals too. Its serial number is 901504, It has a TAN number, 7001, which I don't know what means, but you probably do :) It has a diskette drive, 8". On the back of the unit is a list of options, including the disk drive, a Character Generator, a Cluster Interface Option, a Option Boards Mounting Kit. If their TANs or any other numbers matter, please mail me, and I'll give them to you. Additionally, the CRT has video in and out, are these PAL TV compatible? Thanks in advance!! (And, to the list, sorry for this, but I'm really eager to get this beautiful beast working :) ) -tsb "If it ain't broke, take it apart and find out why."