2 Aug
2006
2 Aug
'06
12:07 p.m.
I'm just curious; I picked up a PDP 11/05 last weekend, but instead of the
processor cards laying on their sides, these were standing up. This resulted in
a configuration with two other plastic covers (one about 1" high below the
standard 11/05 front panel, and the other about 7" above the front panel.) Is
this a standard or optional chassis for the 11/05? I also picked up the dual
cassette drive (no cassettes or software yet though), so it looks like a nice
little system.
2 Aug
2 Aug
2:07 p.m.
The 11/05 and 11/10 came in at least 3 different boxes and at least 4
different backplanes. If you have specific questions, reply or send me your
phone # and a good time to call.
Thanks, Paul Anderson
217-586-5361
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Sent: Wednesday, August 02, 2006 11:07 AM
To: ClassicCmp
Subject: PDP-11/05
I'm just curious; I picked up a PDP 11/05 last weekend, but instead of the
processor cards laying on their sides, these were standing up. This resulted
in
a configuration with two other plastic covers (one about 1" high below the
standard 11/05 front panel, and the other about 7" above the front panel.)
Is
this a standard or optional chassis for the 11/05? I also picked up the dual
cassette drive (no cassettes or software yet though), so it looks like a
nice
little system.
2:12 p.m.
On Wednesday 02 August 2006 12:07, you wrote:
I'm just curious; I picked up a PDP 11/05 last
weekend, but instead of the
processor cards laying on their sides, these were standing up. This
resulted in a configuration with two other plastic covers (one about 1"
high below the standard 11/05 front panel, and the other about 7" above the
front panel.) Is this a standard or optional chassis for the 11/05? I also
picked up the dual cassette drive (no cassettes or software yet though), so
it looks like a nice little system.
Sounds like you are describing the 11/05 10" system unit.
It's a standard chassis. 11/05S IIRC
It has a 1 rack unit panel below the front panel.
And a 3 rack unit panel above the front panel.
It has the power supplies along the right side (if you're facing the front
panel)
A 9 slot backplane and room for 2 or 3 additional 4 slot backplanes.
sound right?
The docs for it are on bitsavers
joe lang
5:55 p.m.
Sounds like you are describing the 11/05 10" system unit.
It's a standard chassis. 11/05S IIRC
I was under the impression that 11/05S refered to the later version of
the CPU board set (which could end up in any mounting box). The main
differences to the user being a couple of jumpers, one to disable the
console port (allowing you to use a normal DL11 card for this), the other
to diaable the bus arbitration, allowing the machine to be a slave
processor on the Unibus of another machine (!)
It has a 1 rack unit panel below the front panel.
And a 3 rack unit panel above the front panel.
It has the power supplies along the right side (if you're facing the front
panel)
Odd. The 5.25" box is like that, but the 10.5" one I saw had the PSUs
across the back. It was the same box (BA11-K) as is normally used for the
11/34
-tony
9:58 p.m.
On Wednesday 02 August 2006 17:55, you wrote:
I'm willing to accept more than one version of the 10.5" chassis...
My 11/05 has the same power regulator as used in the 5' chassis
along the right side and has a H744 behind that.
I seem to recall seeing an 11/05 with h744s along the back as you describe.
joe lang
Sounds like
you are describing the 11/05 10" system unit.
It's a standard chassis. 11/05S IIRC
I was under the impression that 11/05S refered to the later version of
the CPU board set (which could end up in any mounting box). The main
differences to the user being a couple of jumpers, one to disable the
console port (allowing you to use a normal DL11 card for this), the other
to diaable the bus arbitration, allowing the machine to be a slave
processor on the Unibus of another machine (!)
It has a 1 rack unit panel below the front
panel.
And a 3 rack unit panel above the front panel.
It has the power supplies along the right side (if you're facing the
front panel)
Odd. The 5.25" box is like that, but the 10.5" one I saw had the PSUs
across the back. It was the same box (BA11-K) as is normally used for the
11/34
-tony
2 Aug
2 Aug
5:51 p.m.
I'm just curious; I picked up a PDP 11/05 last weekend, but instead of the
processor cards laying on their sides, these were standing up. This resulted in
a configuration with two other plastic covers (one about 1" high below the
standard 11/05 front panel, and the other about 7" above the front panel.) Is
this a standard or optional chassis for the 11/05? I also picked up the dual
There was a standard configuration for the 11/05 in the BA11-K 10.5" high
mounting box. It sounds like this is what you have. The main differences
are a totally different backplane, more space for expanison (obviously),
a different PSU obviously) and that the console terminal cable plugs into
a little dual-height board that plugs into the CPU backplane.
-tony
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