22 Feb
2002
22 Feb
'02
10:23 a.m.
To
whomever(s) were looking for one of these, I scored out out of a junk
bin today. It's an HP C2502-66500, an 8-bit card with an NCR 53C400A on it,
a DB25F port, and a "HP ScanJet Scanner" label on the back panel. Condition
unknown but physically it's in near-mint shape.
From the number, it is for Scanjet IIP, IIC, etc. - the later true SCSI
series. 
22 Feb
22 Feb
5:29 p.m.
On 23 Feb 2002 jwbirdsa(a)picarefy.com wrote:
Oops! There were several similar HP cards with other numbers and no
labels in the bin, if somebody can provide me with the numbers of interest
I can go back and see what I can find.
--James B.
The card for the Scanjet 9190(A) carries an etched `88290-66511' in the
upper left hand corner - at least, the one I have does. The one for the
Scanjet+ 9195(A) purportedly carries an etched `88295-xxxxx' in the same
location, and will also, purportedly, work with either the 9190 or 9195
machines. There is also alleged to be an 88296 card that fits this same
category.
- don
To whomever(s) were looking for one of these, I
scored out out of a junk
bin today. It's an HP C2502-66500, an 8-bit card with an NCR 53C400A on it,
a DB25F port, and a "HP ScanJet Scanner" label on the back panel. Condition
unknown but physically it's in near-mint shape.
From the number, it is for Scanjet IIP, IIC, etc. - the later true SCSI
series.
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