I've run across an old beast of a machine about which I know nothing. Can anyone identify this puppy? The front of the monitor case has the name "IBEX" on it. Tags on the back of the unit show a model number "7301" and the name "Logic Systems International Inc.". It was made in Japan. It consists of 3 modules, as follows: Hard/Floppy Drive Unit: This is the largest unit, and houses one 8" floppy drive and a hard drive with 8" platters. It also has a large white ON/OFF switch which powers up the entire system. The case is about 24" wide, 11" tall, and 24" deep. Keyboard Unit: Has a standard keyboard, but the case is much larger because it also holds the main logic board for the system. Measures 2" tall, 18" wide, 16" deep. Monitor Unit: Holds a monitor which measures about 12" diagonally. The front of the screen has a flat, smoked cover over it. A series of what seem to be non-standard cables join the modules together. There are two cables which connect to the monitor box; one from the keyboard, and one from the drive unit. When the unit powers up, the screen says "V4.3" in the top left corner. If I try to type anything, the screen fills instantly with garbage, so I assume there is something wrong. I don't have any documentation or software for this beast, so I'm not sure if I need a floppy to boot the system. There is no drive light for the FDD, so I don't know if it is trying to read a floppy when it boots. Any help on this one is much appreciated!! Happy Holidays to all. Grant Zozman gzozman(a)escape.ca