ASCI micro68 system

I think that I've asked about this system before. It seems to be a 6800 training system with hex keypad and 4 digit display, rs-232 and perhaps a cassette interface. It is labeled "ASCI u68" (the "u" is a greek mu) and "SYSYEM X". Apparently, it might have been known also as "micro mule II", according to a vey old sale ad that I found. It is nicely built on a black metallic chassis with wooden sides and a flip-over acrylic top. The serial interface seems to adjust to the terminal's baud but insists on using 7bit, odd parity. I've been able to examine and change the memory's contents using the hex keypad. There's a flap for a card edge connector that remains free; I guess it is probably for the cassette (I haven't yet traced the thing). Unfortunately, my web searches have yielded lots of info about ASCI supercomputers, misspellings of ASCII and in one occasion a misspelling of micromole by some chemist, but nothing useful about this system. There seems to be one in the Topeka Computing Museum collection http://www.gateman.com/museum/t3.html So, does anybody have info about this system? Carlos. -- Carlos E. Murillo-Sanchez email: carlos_murillo at skipthispartieee.org Dean of Engineering, Universidad Autonoma de Manizales, Manizales, Colombia ---- "Western civilization... thought like the greeks, organized itself like the romans and believed in itself like the hebrew." -- Ortega y Gasset.