On 11/18/09, William Donzelli <wdonzelli at gmail.com> wrote: Neat. That model came out after I'd been working there about a year, so unless it was produced during one or two of my absences from continuous employment there (Summer of 1985 or Summer of 1988), I would have tested it and bagged it myself. You have any need to bring up a HASP, 3780, or a PU type 2 (LU 2 and 3) SNA connection from a MicroVAX? That's what that model does. Did you get it as a loose board, or in a MicroVAX? If it was in a working machine, the software might be on there, probably in DUA0:[HASP], DUA0:[3780], or DUA0:[SNA] (or perhaps via a logical HASP:, 3780:, or SNA:, depending on the product - all Qboards can run any of the protocol engines - there's no hardware differentiation or limiting, except for modem speed). In any case, I have all of that stuff on the 8200 in the basement or on backup tape. If that sort of thing isn't your bag, let me know off-list if you want to sell it. -ethan