Those red cables appear to be SDI - maybe that spot was an RA80/RA81?
The boards appear to be correct for a UDA50 (M7485/M7486, but it's hard
to make out the board numbers).
??? -Rick
On 12/2/2021 11:37 AM, Josh Dersch via cctalk wrote:
On Thu, Dec 2, 2021 at 6:29 AM pbirkel--- via cctalk
<cctalk at classiccmp.org>
wrote:
Does anyone recognize the (presumably) DEC power
supply on the front half
of
the rack-bottom in the 11/44 listing at:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/363640137050
Blurry photo, but it looks like there are a 4x3, a 3x3, and a 3x5 Molex
connector, and two brown mini-modules protruding from the right side.
If so, then what purpose did it likely serve?
It's not a DEC power supply, it's a Fujitsu power supply, likely for an
M2284 SMD drive. Probably went in the empty slot you mention below.
- Josh
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> It appears that the 6U immediately below the 11/44 was likely occupied by
> an
> RX02 given the presence of an M8256 in the 11/44 backplane (and skinny
> mounting rails, although I thought those were usually at the bottom of the
> RX02), and that included its own power supply (which wasn't very beefy
> either, nor did it need to be).
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> What went into the 6U immediately above the power supply is unclear; there
> is a HEX Wespercorp TC130 Tape Controller as well as three unknown QUAD
> modules in the 11/44 backplane. Perhaps there was a horizontal autoload
> tape drive mounted there that required a separate power supply?
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> Curious!
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> paul
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