3 Aug
2005
3 Aug
'05
9:35 a.m.
Speaking of which: are there other people out there
who collect
development hardware?
I do.
Development systems:
Tek 8002A, 85x0's
Some for the HP 64000 (would like to get a simulator for this running
some day). Some docs on bitsavers, no software.
Millennium 9520
In-circuit emulators:
various Applied Microsystems
various Huntsville Microsystems
various Microtek MICE
and various Gould and HP logic analyzers (fav is HP 16500B)
And, as usual, the hardware is fairly easy to find and documentation
and software nearly impossible.
As companies stop using uP's, they toss the development equipment.
The iron shows up, but not the sw or manuals.
3 Aug
3 Aug
9:46 a.m.
On 8/3/05, Al Kossow <aek at bitsavers.org> wrote:
I don't just collect ICEs, I use them - I have a Fluke 9010A with
68000 pod and 6502 pod, and an Applied Microsystems box of some kind
(has "2000" in the part number) that we used to use to trace code
flow, etc, on the 68000 in our COMBOARDs. It's currently residing
inside a former VAX-11/725 case that we used to use to wheel the ICE
around in (at one point, 15 years ago, it was cheaper to buy an 11/725
once or twice a year and rob parts than to pay for DEC service on our
11/730. I know there are "better" ways to keep an old machine
running, but we didn't have the luxury of time for component-level
debugging... at least I got to keep all the old parts).
I also have a few evalution kits, the 4MHz Motorola 68000 trainer, a
Motorola 68HC11, and an Intel 8086 are probably my best examples.
-ethan
Speaking of
which: are there other people out there who collect
development hardware?
I do.
In-circuit emulators:
various Applied Microsystems
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