Jay said:
I just picked up a board at the local scrap dealer
from his
junque bin, as I
recognized it as a DG board of roughly the right size & shape
for my Eclipse
machines. It's designated "107-000261-10".
Any idea what this may be? Two small ribbon connectors and a
pile of 8K roms
make me thing part of a cpu cardset.
I thought I might be able to help here, but about all I have found is an
explanation of the DG part number system.
The book says:
part numbers have the following format
001 - 000573 - 10
PREFIX ITEM NO. REVISION LEVEL
I. PREFIX
The first three digits of the number are the prefix. The prefix indicates
the general class of a document or part. In this example, the prefix 001
indicates that this number refers to a logic schematic. A list of all the
current prefixes follows this expalnation.
II. ITEM NUMBER
Digits 4-9 are the item number that uniquely identifies the particular item
in the class. In this example, the number 573 refers to the schematic for
the power supply of the 6020 series tape drive.
III. SUFFIX
The last two digits are the revision level. In this case, 10 refersto the
number of times this particular schematic has been changed....
Following this explanation is a list of Prefix codes from 001 to 220.
code 107 is ARTWORK PCB
After this I looked through the documentation for the S/130 and found that
your board appears to be in fact the CPU-1 board from an S/130...item
000261.
CPU-2 should have item number 000657
I think you'd better go back and dig through the bin some more!!!
regards, Dan