6 Oct
1999
6 Oct
'99
9:17 a.m.
These are large phototypesetting machines of the first or second generation.
Autologic designed most of their own boards but sometimes OEMed CPUs. It
would be wise to check the CPU cabinet. Also check to see if the paper tape
reader is a punch also.
If it is working it could be a museum piece. I bet there are few left.
Paxton
6 Oct
6 Oct
9:42 a.m.
Quothe Innfogra(a)aol.com:
These are large phototypesetting machines of the first
or second generation.
Autologic designed most of their own boards but sometimes OEMed CPUs. It
would be wise to check the CPU cabinet. Also check to see if the paper tape
reader is a punch also.
If it is working it could be a museum piece. I bet there are few left.
As far as I know, it was working before being powered down. If this
is a museum piece, could someone affiliated with a museum please come
forth soon before this machine is scrapped, which could occur as soon
as this weekend if no one claims it. If a museum is actually
interested in it, I'm sure that arrangements can be made to hold it a
short while longer until its removal and transport can be arranged.
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R. D. Davis
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