19 Jun
2004
19 Jun
'04
6:03 p.m.
I'm always a bit green with jealousy when I read a post
where someone announces a great find. I can't help but
thinking "That's nice for you but stop rubbing it in."
Well, I can't help but relate that today I was sorting
through some magazines and papers trying to get my
office/workshop in order when I found a Cardiac. I
still don't know where I got it, but needless to say,
it made my day.
A little later I carried it into another room in my
outstretched hands. My daughter asked what I had
and my wife said "apparently the Holy Grail." Rarely
a truer word...
Brian L. Stuart
19 Jun
19 Jun
7:49 p.m.
I found a Cardiac. I
still don't know where I got it, but needless to say,
it made my day.
Obviously it didnt arrest you :-)
Nico
(Sorry if it should had been speeld some other way)
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21 Jun
21 Jun
5:59 a.m.
New subject: cardiac humor
Back in the 70's, the hp2000 that I used which was run by the local
high school district had a habit of hanging during classes and
demonstrations. One tool used on this system was a cardiac simulator
(ya...running a computer simulator on a real computer....), but when
this hp hung up during the demonstration of the cardiac simulator,
everyone called it.....
a cardiac arrest.
-Bob
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I found a
Cardiac. I
still don't know where I got it, but needless to say,
it made my day.
Obviously it didnt arrest you :-)
Nico
(Sorry if it should had been speeld some other way)
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1:20 p.m.
New subject: cardiac humor
On Mon, 21 Jun 2004, Bob Brown wrote:
Back in the 70's, the hp2000 that I used which was
run by the local
high school district had a habit of hanging during classes and
demonstrations. One tool used on this system was a cardiac simulator
(ya...running a computer simulator on a real computer....), but when
this hp hung up during the demonstration of the cardiac simulator,
everyone called it.....
a cardiac arrest.
Ba-dum tsssssssss!
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20 Jun
20 Jun
8:50 a.m.
Do you have the book too?
I have been writing a cardiac emulator, but I need the book
that went with the cardiac... (or a photocopy or scan)
On Jun 19, 2004, at 8:03 PM, blstuart(a)bellsouth.net wrote:
I'm always a bit green with jealousy when I read a
post
where someone announces a great find. I can't help but
thinking "That's nice for you but stop rubbing it in."
Well, I can't help but relate that today I was sorting
through some magazines and papers trying to get my
office/workshop in order when I found a Cardiac. I
still don't know where I got it, but needless to say,
it made my day.
A little later I carried it into another room in my
outstretched hands. My daughter asked what I had
and my wife said "apparently the Holy Grail." Rarely
a truer word...
Brian L. Stuart
21 Jun
21 Jun
8:51 a.m.
New subject: vt420 conversion to 240vac
Hello list,
How difficult is it to convert a 115/120VAC VT420 terminal to a 230/240VAC?
1. internal switch (here's hoping)?
2. a couple of jumpers?
3. need to replace AC input module?
4. need to replace power supply?
5. no hope in hell?
Thanks.
/wai-sun
10:30 a.m.
New subject: vt420 conversion to 240vac
>>>> "Wai-Sun" == Wai-Sun Chia
<waisun.chia(a)hp.com> writes:
Wai-Sun> Hello list, How difficult is it to convert a 115/120VAC
Wai-Sun> VT420 terminal to a 230/240VAC?
Wai-Sun> 1. internal switch (here's hoping)? 2. a couple of jumpers?
Wai-Sun> 3. need to replace AC input module? 4. need to replace
Wai-Sun> power supply? 5. no hope in hell?
I don't know. I would assume it's either an *external* switch, or it
already works. Check the label. It should say what the expected
power is. If it says 90-265 volts, that would mean it's a universal
supply, just as in most other modern electronics -- just plug it in.
paul
9:04 a.m.
New subject: FPF-11/M8188 cable
Hello list,
Just acquired a FPF-11, need to confirm cable layout for the
FPF-11/M8188 to the KDF11 processor:
The cable from what I've gathered is a straight cable from a 40-pin BERG
to a 40-pin DIL connector.
Does this mean that:
BERG 1/A -> DIL 1
BERG 2/B -> DIL 2
: :
BERG 39/UU -> DIL 39
BERG 40/VV -> DIL 40
Thanks.
/wai-sun
6:46 p.m.
In message <5B0698BE-C2E2-11D8-9A4B-000393C5A0B6(a)sbcglobal.net>et>, Ron Hudson wri
tes:
Do you have the book too?
I have been writing a cardiac emulator, but I need the book
that went with the cardiac... (or a photocopy or scan)
Yes, I do have the book. I'll take it to work tomorrow and
scan it in. Hopefully, I can send you a copy of the scans
in the next few days. If you don't hear from me in a while,
prod me.
Brian L. Stuart
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