4 Dec
2020
4 Dec
'20
12:49 p.m.
Hello,
I just picked up a Hazeltine 2000c? terminal without the keyboard.? If anybody might
happen to have (or know of) a spare Hazeltine 2000 keyboard, I would be very interested.?
I realize it's a long shot.
The keyboard is a standard ASCII keyboard, with several extra function keys and lights, so
I'm pretty sure I can whip up a replacement, but the whole point is to recapture the
original look and feel.? Back in the '70s, Memphis State (Now U of M) had a few of
these terminals, and a great many Hazeltine 1500 terminals.? I've been hunting for a
Hazeltine 2000 for ages.? It would be awesome to have one up and running.
Dave
4 Dec
4 Dec
11:12 p.m.
There was a Hazeltine 2000 which had been in use at Microdata which I
discovered in a storage room in the late 70s.? When I turned it on, it
had a logoff from 1971 on the screen from a very early version of
Reality, the DBMS system they were selling.? I found and turned it back
on and used it for a while in 1978.
would be interesting if yours has the same sort of clue.
Thanks
Jim
On 12/4/2020 12:49 PM, Dave via cctalk wrote:
Hello,
I just picked up a Hazeltine 2000c? terminal without the keyboard.? If anybody might
happen to have (or know of) a spare Hazeltine 2000 keyboard, I would be very interested.?
I realize it's a long shot.
The keyboard is a standard ASCII keyboard, with several extra function keys and lights,
so I'm pretty sure I can whip up a replacement, but the whole point is to recapture
the original look and feel.? Back in the '70s, Memphis State (Now U of M) had a few of
these terminals, and a great many Hazeltine 1500 terminals.? I've been hunting for a
Hazeltine 2000 for ages.? It would be awesome to have one up and running.
Dave
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