28 Jan
2004
28 Jan
'04
1:44 a.m.
We need the following equipment. Please let us know what you have:
30 x LA42R-KA must be DEC original and new- can pay $ 30 per box of 6.
MTI MXV22-M can pay $ 200
DEC M8192-YB can pay $100
DEC M8578 can pay $100
DEC M7676 can pay $750
DEC M8186 can pay $45
DEC M7549 can pay $250
DEC M7840 can pay $75
DEC M8631 can pay $200
DEC M8049 can pay $100
CODAR CTI-102 can pay $75
DEC RQZX1 can pay $250
H780-J can pay $150
Always interested in surplus DEC gear and Business Telephones and Systems. Please let me
know what you have.
Thank you.
Shannon Hoskins
Pacific Data Systems
8062 Hwy 99E
P.O. Box 444
Los Molinos, CA 96055 USA
530/384-2094 voice
530/384-2097 fax
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3 Feb
3 Feb
6:15 a.m.
New subject: KXT11 (was: Re: looking for a few items.)
On Wed, 28 Jan 2004, John Allain wrote:
Interesting.
The field guide lists the M7676 as if it was a single board
T11, perhaps like Megan's "PDP laptop" from the VCFe.
Anybody ever seen a M7676 / KXT11 ?
Yes, that sounds like the Falcon SBC, aka
the KXT11, which
indeed is a single board computer based on the T11 chipset.
I have one, too.
Cheers,
Fred
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6:27 a.m.
New subject: KXT11 (was: Re: looking for a few items.)
At 06:15 PM 2/3/2004 +0100, you wrote:
On Wed, 28 Jan 2004, John Allain wrote:
Interesting. What exactly do you mean by a SBC in this case? Is
it standalone, or does it plug into a Unibus or Qbus? Do you have
a picture that you could post?
--tnx
--tom
Interesting.
The field guide lists the M7676 as if it was a single board
T11, perhaps like Megan's "PDP laptop" from the VCFe.
Anybody ever seen a M7676 / KXT11 ?
Yes, that sounds like the Falcon SBC, aka
the KXT11, which
indeed is a single board computer based on the T11 chipset.
I have one, too.
6:32 a.m.
New subject: KXT11 (was: Re: looking for a few items.)
On Tue, 3 Feb 2004, Tom Uban wrote:
Interesting. What exactly do you mean by a SBC in this
case? Is
it standalone, or does it plug into a Unibus or Qbus? Do you have
a picture that you could post?
It is a tiny board (well, just a dual Qbus card)
which has the
Qbus card-edge fingers, the usual power connectors (either from
the bus backplane, or direct connections) and the usual set of
I/O for a single-board thinger: cpu, ram, rom, serial i/o, slots
for custom memory, and so on. i have pics, but they're, uhh,
offline :( I'll grab it tonight and take some new ones, ok?
I assume DEC wanted OEM's to use this board for their micro-
controller needs.
--f
28 Jan
28 Jan
4:07 p.m.
The field guide lists the M7676 as if it was a
single board
T11, perhaps like Megan's "PDP laptop" from the VCFe.
Anybody ever seen a M7676 / KXT11 ?
I haven't tried opening up the 'laptop' for some time... the last
time I did, I was unable to get it entirely open -- there is some
hidden screw somewhere I was unable to find. I'll try again when
I have a life again (after I get a house)...
As for the KXT11-A, I have a couple of them, both the -AA and the
-AB variants. In fact, the -AA is the one I used to do the work
on the DU driver to get RT to boot, since it needs an alternate
address (176150, if I remember correctly)
The KXT11-AB is a proto -- it doesn't have the purple card handles.
So, they do exist and have been seen... :-)
Megan
31 Jan
31 Jan
1:35 p.m.
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Subject: Re: looking for a few items.
The field guide lists the M7676 as if it was a
single board
T11, perhaps like Megan's "PDP laptop" from the VCFe.
Anybody ever seen a M7676 / KXT11 ?
I haven't tried opening up the 'laptop' for some time... the last
time I did, I was unable to get it entirely open -- there is some
hidden screw somewhere I was unable to find. I'll try again when
I have a life again (after I get a house)...
As for the KXT11-A, I have a couple of them, both the -AA and the
-AB variants. In fact, the -AA is the one I used to do the work
on the DU driver to get RT to boot, since it needs an alternate
address (176150, if I remember correctly)
The KXT11-AB is a proto -- it doesn't have the purple card handles.
So, they do exist and have been seen... :-)
Megan
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