I found a vintage rackable linear PSU at a sale over the weekend, appears
to be late '70s vintage going by date codes on some of the high-power
components inside.
Front panel is plain black with just a power switch and telltale lamp.
Back has a ratings sticker which says "PPI 1247-000-91 ADDS".
Outputs are +24V at 3A, +12V at 2A, +5V at 30A, -12V at 4A.
Ring a bell with anyone? I'm familiar with ADDS in a terminal context, of
course, but this lump is obviously for something larger - perhaps a
"washing machine size" fixed/removable drive unit or similar, but I'm
surprised there's not obvious branding on it if so.
cheers
Jules
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ADDS also got into the minicomputer market, I believe the series was called
"MENTOR" which was a Pick Systems OS clone.
Link to a pic?