23 Aug
2000
23 Aug
'00
4:41 a.m.
Does someone on the list have any knowledge about the DEC AUI terminator
and loopback plugs.
terminator p/n 12-22196-01
loopback p/n 12-22196-02
Both of these only have 6 pins, shown below with their signals:
3 TX+
5 RX+
6 +12v return
10 TX-
12 RX-
13 +12v
I tried to determined how they are wired with a VOM, but even on the
Rx20k scale, I could not find any continuity among the pins.
TIA
Mike
23 Aug
23 Aug
6:33 a.m.
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9:14 a.m.
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I have an idea that the LED and a suitable series
resistor go between the
+12V and Ground pins, and that there are capacitors (and no, I can't
remember the value) between Tx+ and Rx+, and between Tx- and Rx-.
That's something of a guess, so if it doesn't work, don't blame me, but
it might be a start for working out what's inside.
-tony
Um... I have a vaxstation 3100 in need of a 10baseT transciever. I CAN just
use an ordinary aui-10bT transciever, right?
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9:59 a.m.
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Um... I have a vaxstation 3100 in need of a 10baseT
transciever. I CAN just
use an ordinary aui-10bT transciever, right?
Absolutely. I've used such a beast on a 3100 with no problems (modulo
not having enough memory in my machine to rebuild the NetBSD kernel
in anything under a month).
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10:32 a.m.
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Absolutely. I've used such a beast on a 3100 with
no problems (modulo
not having enough memory in my machine to rebuild the NetBSD kernel
in anything under a month).
Only on a classic computer mailing list would people use "modulo" as a
conjunction and probably no one besides a linguist like myself would
bat an eye. :-)
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9:59 a.m.
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On Wed, 23 Aug 2000, Cameron Kaiser wrote:
It was pretty clever :)
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Absolutely.
I've used such a beast on a 3100 with no problems (modulo
not having enough memory in my machine to rebuild the NetBSD kernel
in anything under a month).
Only on a classic computer mailing list would people use "modulo" as a
conjunction and probably no one besides a linguist like myself would
bat an eye. :-)
10:53 a.m.
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12:02 p.m.
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Only on a
classic computer mailing list would people use "modulo" as a
I thought it was common hacker's jargon (as in the Jargon File). It
certainly seems to be common useage with computer hackers (and related
clueful people) in the UK. 
12:40 p.m.
New subject: Need plastic door for old Sony floppy drive
Hello,
I just acquired an old HP instrument controller that uses a Sony
MP-F73W-30 floppy drive. The hinged plastic rectangular door (that
covers the disk slot when there is no disk present) is missing, and I
would like to replace it. The beige plastic faceplate itself is present
and appears to be undamaged.
Does anyone have one of these doors--or perhaps the whole
faceplate--lying around, or know where I could find one? (For reference,
the disk eject button is a 1-3/8" wide rectangular button in the center
of the faceplate, directly under the disk slot.)
Also, is this drive a 720K or 1.44M, or is it some other capacity?
Thanks,
Stan
1 p.m.
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Rumor has it that Stan Perkins may have mentioned these words:
Does anyone have one of these doors--or perhaps the
whole
faceplate--lying around, or know where I could find one? (For reference,
the disk eject button is a 1-3/8" wide rectangular button in the center
of the faceplate, directly under the disk slot.)
This sounds kinda like the 3.5" external floppy that was available for the
Tandy 1000 EX machines - one of which I just picked up last week & is
available for trades...
If it's the same (I'm at work, drive at home, so I'll check later) it would
be a 720K drive.
HTH,
"Merch"
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24 Aug
24 Aug
11:16 a.m.
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4:37 p.m.
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Stan,
That sounds like the drive that used in the 9122 C disk drive. The big
button in the center is a dead give away. I've never had one open so I
don't know what the model of the bare drive is but it's quad density or
something and it holds twice as much data as the drives used in the 9122 D
or S drives. I think I'm down to my last 9122C but I'll look and see. I'm
working about 14 hours a day right now so you'll probably have to remind
me. BTW what model instrument controller is that?
Joe
At 05:40 PM 8/23/00 -0700, you wrote:
Hello,
I just acquired an old HP instrument controller that uses a Sony
MP-F73W-30 floppy drive. The hinged plastic rectangular door (that
covers the disk slot when there is no disk present) is missing, and I
would like to replace it. The beige plastic faceplate itself is present
and appears to be undamaged.
Does anyone have one of these doors--or perhaps the whole
faceplate--lying around, or know where I could find one? (For reference,
the disk eject button is a 1-3/8" wide rectangular button in the center
of the faceplate, directly under the disk slot.)
Also, is this drive a 720K or 1.44M, or is it some other capacity?
Thanks,
Stan
2 Sep
2 Sep
4:43 p.m.
New subject: Hints/tips for firing up MONROmatic IQ 213 calculator?
Hello all,
I just acquired a MONROmatic IQ 213 calculator, and, although it appears
to be in excellent condition, I wanted to know if anyone on the list had
experience with this machine and could warn me about any potential
"gotchas" as well as give me a brief summary of its operation.
Thanks in advance,
Stan
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3 Sep
3 Sep
6:24 a.m.
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