31 Jan
1998
31 Jan
'98
3:30 p.m.
<an Intel Multibus Single Board Computer 80/10A, and an Intel Multibus 80/
<card of some sort. The only reason I picked up the Intel Multibus board
the 80/10a was a multibus 8080 card. I have a few but they are fried.
When I get crazy I'll fix them. The 80/10 desn't date from '76 though
the '76 is the date intel trademarked the MULTIBUS name.
Allison
31 Jan
31 Jan
7:42 p.m.
Allison J Parent wrote:
<an Intel Multibus Single Board Computer 80/10A,
and an Intel Multibus 80/
<card of some sort. The only reason I picked up the Intel Multibus board
the 80/10a was a multibus 8080 card. I have a few but they are fried.
When I get crazy I'll fix them. The 80/10 desn't date from '76 though
the '76 is the date intel trademarked the MULTIBUS name.
When I read your message, I took another look at the card, and the date was
actually 1978 but the chips had code dates in 1977 and 1985 respectively.
Any idea what that 80/10B card is? It has a label on the back indicating
some type of Intel license was needed to use the software which I am
guessing is in the four onboard ROMs.
11:51 p.m.
Marvin wrote:
Allison J Parent wrote:
in my Intel MCS-80 User's manual dated Oct 1977, there is reference to
"the popular SBC 80/10 Single Board Computer, a complete computer on a
single printed circuit board". Sounds like you have an updated version
of that.
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<an Intel Multibus Single Board Computer
80/10A, and an Intel Multibus 80/
<card of some sort. The only reason I picked up the Intel Multibus board
the 80/10a was a multibus 8080 card. I have a few but they are fried.
When I get crazy I'll fix them. The 80/10 desn't date from '76 though
the '76 is the date intel trademarked the MULTIBUS name.
When I read your message, I took another look at the card, and the date was
actually 1978 but the chips had code dates in 1977 and 1985 respectively.
Any idea what that 80/10B card is? It has a label on the back indicating
some type of Intel license was needed to use the software which I am
guessing is in the four onboard ROMs. 
2 Feb
2 Feb
3:47 a.m.
New subject: TRW Acquisitions (80/10B)
On Sat, 31 Jan 1998, Marvin wrote:
Allison J Parent wrote:
I think I have a hardware manual for this. I am cleaning (again!) and
will - if I find it - put it in my *somebody wants* stack. I got a lot
of manuals from the place I got my MDS-800 - including a preliminary
FPL (floating point package) manaul that is - well - obtuse! Let me
look for a week and I will let you know if I find anything.
BC
<an Intel Multibus Single Board Computer
80/10A, and an Intel Multibus 80/
<card of some sort. The only reason I picked up the Intel Multibus board
the 80/10a was a multibus 8080 card. I have a few but they are fried.
When I get crazy I'll fix them. The 80/10 desn't date from '76 though
the '76 is the date intel trademarked the MULTIBUS name.
When I read your message, I took another look at the card, and the date was
actually 1978 but the chips had code dates in 1977 and 1985 respectively.
Any idea what that 80/10B card is? It has a label on the back indicating
some type of Intel license was needed to use the software which I am
guessing is in the four onboard ROMs.
3:14 p.m.
New subject: TRW Acquisitions (80/10B)
Brett wrote:
On Sat, 31 Jan 1998, Marvin wrote:
I would love to get a copy of the schematics. I see a couple of empty
sockets on the board, and would love to know what goes in them!
Allison J Parent wrote:
> <an Intel Multibus Single Board Computer 80/10A, and an Intel Multibus
80/
> <card of some sort. The only reason I
picked up the Intel Multibus
board
> the 80/10a was a multibus 8080 card. I have
a few but they are fried.
> When I get crazy I'll fix them. The
80/10 desn't date from '76 though
> the '76 is the date intel trademarked
the MULTIBUS name.
I think I have a hardware manual for this. I am cleaning (again!) and
will - if I find it - put it in my *somebody wants* stack. I got a lot
of manuals from the place I got my MDS-800 - including a preliminary
FPL (floating point package) manaul that is - well - obtuse! Let me
look for a week and I will let you know if I find anything.
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