12 Feb
2006
12 Feb
'06
2:07 p.m.
What cards exist that you can plug into the VT-100 backplane?
Has anyone any experience with making your own card to plug into it
for a graphcis overlay feature?
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12 Feb
12 Feb
7:25 p.m.
What immediately comes to mind was thet DEC RgGIS graphics
was available as an upgrade (and also bundled as the VT-125),
and a Digital Engineering (3rd party) graphics board called
"Retrographics" VT640 that did Tektronix codes.
John A.
they called it Retrographics back then. How ironic.
8:27 p.m.
On 2/12/2006 at 12:07 PM Richard wrote:
Yes and Yes.
You could purchase an upgrade kit which includes the CP/M boards and a new
backplate for the unit to accomodate the additional I/O connectors. From what I've
read, the kit also included a replacement "VT-180" badge, although my 180 still
has the VT-100 badge and a little red sticker that says "special option
installed".
I have photos of the individual boards on my site.
Dave
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What cards exist that you can plug into the VT-100
backplane?
Wasn't the VT-180 basically a VT-100 with an added Z80 board and external
floppy? Was there a VT-100-to-VT-180 upgrade path?
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