24 Apr
2006
24 Apr
'06
3:13 a.m.
------------Original Message:
Date: Sun, 23 Apr 2006 15:01:58 -0500
From: "Dave Dunfield" <dave06a at dunfield.com>
Subject: Re: anyone have a terminal server?
> I'm looking to acquire a terminal server so I
can feed all the beasts
> simultaneously :-).
Richard,
I'm not sure if this is what you are looking for
... but I do have a
spare Newbridge 1032 data PBX. It goes up to 56 ports, and I
have scads of cards for it, so I can give you the full 56.
the 1032 is an async data PBX - it supports speeds from
50-19200
bps, and runs each interface independantly with buffering and
flow-control to accomodate mismatched speeds (ie: your computers
and terminals don't all have to run the same speed).
<snip>
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And I've got a bunch of Digital Products NC16/250 NetCommanders.
Similar to Dave's Newbridge units; 16 ports/256K buffer, RJ-45 RS232
only (110-19200bd) (on one main board, unlike the Newbridge).
Cascade for more ports.
Literature & docs available.
Also some Datagram StatMuxes, modems, line drivers, converters &c.
mike
26 Apr
26 Apr
1:57 p.m.
In article <01C6674D.4F8CAD40 at MSE_D03>,
M H Stein <dm561 at torfree.net> writes:
And I've got a bunch of Digital Products NC16/250
NetCommanders.
Similar to Dave's Newbridge units; 16 ports/256K buffer, RJ-45 RS232
only (110-19200bd) (on one main board, unlike the Newbridge).
Cascade for more ports.
Literature & docs available.
Hi Mike,
So what are you asking for these?
Do you have docs online so that I can take a look at the details?
If each unit supports 16 ports, I think I'd need at least 2 units.
Also some Datagram StatMuxes, modems, line drivers,
converters &c.
I'd also like to hear more details about these. I don't need modems,
but I'm interested to learn what a "Datagram StatMux" is and I'd like
to hear about what converters you have.
Thanks!
-- Richard
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6:19 p.m.
In article <01C6674D.4F8CAD40 at MSE_D03>,
M H Stein <dm561 at torfree.net> writes:
> And I've got a bunch of Digital Products NC16/250 NetCommanders.
You don't know anything about older NetCommanders, do you?
I have a unit on my desk here that's got 16 RS232 ports (IIRC it's 8
plug-in daughterboards with 2 ports on each board). The mainboard has a
Z80A on it I think, and 4 RAM cards (IIRC 256K bytes each). I also have
-- somwhere -- some smaller units with 10 ports (6 serial, 4 parallel),
all on one PCB.
I can dig out model numebrs, etc, if you think you might be able to help
-tony
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