7 Sep
2013
7 Sep
'13
6:40 p.m.
Here is a partial list of boards I have pulled and are ready to ship. The
non -dec and PDP8 will follow at some point, as will the q-bus boards. I
know I have M3106s, M3107s, and M8043s (DLV11-Js) handy.
Feel free to ask questions and make offers.
Shipping within the US is $10 for up to 10 quad boards, $15 for up to 10
hex quad boards, and $20 for up
to 10 F, L, or M series boards.
Shipping outside the US can be worked out. shipping from 61853.
Thanks, Paul
F1002 X 2
F1003
F1004
F1005
F1006
F1007 X 2
F1011 X 2
F1013
F1021 X 6
L0007
L0008
L0011
L0016
L0101 X 4
L0102
L0105 X 2
QUAD BOARDS
M3104 X 13
M7164 X 9 (1 w/ KDA50 bulkhead)
M7165 X 10
M7168 X 12
M7169 X 6
M7196 X 2
M7251 X 12
M7258 X 4
M7264 X 9
M7454 X 4
M7547 X 1
M7602 X 3
M7606 X 1
M7608 X 1
M7620 X 5
M7621 X 10
M7706
M7800 X 1
M7810 X 3
M7822 X 9
M7856 X 6
M7950 X 1
M7957 X 27
M8003 X 1
M8012 X 7
M8012 ? YA X 13
M8013 X 5
M8014 X 5
M8053 X 2
M8061 X 5
M8064 X 1
M8067 X 22
M8081 X3
M8151 X 1
M8152 X 1
M8188 X 4
M8190 X 2
M8290 X 2
M8256 X 1
M8639 X 2
M8639 ? YA X 4
M8639 ? YB X 6
M8658 ? YA X 1
M8901 X 1
M8901 ? YC X 4
M8902 X 2
M8902 ? YA
M8904 X 2
M8904 ? YA
M8905 X 2
M8905 ? YA
M8905 ? YB
M8906 X 4
M8951 X 1
M8953 X 3
M8955 X 1
M8957 X 1`
M8960 X 1
M9060-YA X 3
Hex boards
G066 1
M3105 DHU11 2
M3110 10
M3111 10
M7094 11
M7095 6
M7096 6
M7097 6
M7098 2
M7134 5
M7161 ? YA 1
M7289 1
M7293 1
M7294 1
M7295 1
M7485 1
M7486-YA 1
M7486 2
M7521 Delua 1
M7684 1
M7762 2
M7772 4
M7773 4
M7774 4
M7775 2
M7776 3
M7786 3
M7787 2
M7792 12
M7793 12
M7814 DZ11 3
M7819 45
M7847 20
M7867 DUP11 ? DA 7
M7872 4
M7873 1
M7874 5
M7875 3
M7876 3
M7877 3
M7900 1
M7901 1
M7902 2
M7903 3
M7904 2
M7912 1
M7982 2
M7983 4
M7991 2
M7992 2
M7993 3
M7994 2
M7995 2
M7996 2
M7997 2
M8103 1
M8105 1
M8107 1
M8112 1
M8113 1
M8115 1
M8126 1
M8147 2
M8148 3
M8149 2
M8150 2
M8191 1
M8202 ? YE 2
M8203 7
M8204 5
M8206 1
M8207-RA 6
M8396 10
M8398 7
M8722 11
M8728 5
M8743 20
M89031 1
M8903 ? YA 2
M8909 2
M8909 ? YA 32
M8910 1
M8914 2
M8916 1
M8933 3
9 Sep
9 Sep
4:05 p.m.
Hi
I went through the list and matched the numbers with the excellent field
guide [1] and other sources. Below is the result. The formatting might
be a bit wonky and I hope I got the numbers right.
There are some nice boards in the lot. I'll hold out for the PDP8 stuff,
I'm in particular looking for an RL8A (M8433), KM8E (M837) and a OMNIBUS
backplane.
Thanks!
[1] http://world.std.com/~mbg/pdp11-field-guide.txt
On 09/08/2013 12:40 AM, Paul Anderson wrote:
Here is a partial list of boards I have pulled and are
ready to ship. The
non -dec and PDP8 will follow at some point, as will the q-bus boards. I
know I have M3106s, M3107s, and M8043s (DLV11-Js) handy.
M3106 DZQ11-M Q 4-line double-buffered async MUX, EIA 50-10KB,
M3106 with modem control; replaces M7957 (dual height)
M3107 DHQ11-M Q 8-line async MUX module, DMA, Q22
M3107 Refs: EK-DHQ11-TM, EK-DHQ11-UG
M8043 DLVJ1-M Q 4-Line Asynchronous Interface (formerly DLV11-J)
M8043 (CS Rev. E or earlier incompatible with KDF11-A
M8043 and KDF11-B)
M8043 (CS Rev. E or later, ECO M8043-MR002 installed)
Feel free to ask questions and make offers.
Shipping within the US is $10 for up to 10 quad boards, $15 for up to 10
hex quad boards, and $20 for up
to 10 F, L, or M series boards.
Shipping outside the US can be worked out. shipping from 61853.
Thanks, Paul
F1002 X 2
I don't have a good source for F-series boards. But I think they are all
for the VAX 8000 series.
F1003
F1004
F1005
F1006
F1007 X 2
F1011 X 2
F1013
F1021 X 6
L0007
L0008
L0008 (PCS) Patchable Control Store (VAX 11/750)
L0011
VAX 11/750 memory controller.
L0016
VAX 11/750 memory controller.
L0101 X 4
L0102
L0105 X 2
QUAD BOARDS
M3104 X 13
DHV11-A Q 8-line Asynchronous Multiplexor, with DMA
M7164 X 9 (1 w/ KDA50 bulkhead)
KDA50-Q Q Qbus SDI disk adapter, Q22 (1 of 2) (QDA SDI)
M7165 X 10
KDA50-Q Q Qbus SDI disk adapter, Q22 (2 of 2) (QDA SDI)
M7168 X 12
VCB02, QDSS Q 4-plane colour bitmap module
M7169 X 6
VCB02, QDSS Q 4-plane video controller module
M7196 X 2
TSV05 Q TSV05 controller for Q/Q22 bus
M7251 X 12
KG11-A U Network interface XOR and CRC block check option
M7258 X 4
LP11 U Printer controller (Dataproducts interface)
M7264 X 9
KD11-F Q 11/03 processor with 4-Kword MOS RAM
M7454 X 4
TU80K-CP U TU80 interface (Dilog/Digital)
M7547 X 1
TUK50-AA U TMSCP controller for TK50 tape unit
M7602 X 3
VCB01, QVSS Q Qbus Video Sub System module for Q22 systems
M7606 X 1
KA630-AA Q MicroVAX II CPU w/1-Mbyte, floating point, time of year clock,
boot/diagnostic ROM, Q22
M7608 X 1
MS630-BA Q 2-Mbyte RAM for KA630 (MicroVAX II)
M7620 X 5
KA650-AA/BA Q MicroVAX III CPU (-AA full license, -BA workstation license), 90nS.
M7621 X 10
MS650-AA Q 8-Mbyte RAM for KA650 (MicroVAX III)
M7706
RK06 RK06 MODULE
M7800 X 1
DL11 U Async transmitter & receiver, 110-2400 baud,no clock (Replaces KL11,
which consisted of M780,M105, M782)
M7810 X 3
PC11 U Paper tape reader/punch controller
M7822 X 9
DU11 U Synchronous serial line interface. Max 9600 baud. Bell 200 series
modems. Optional DCF11-A clock available.
M7856 X 6
DL11-W U RS-232 SLU & realtime clock option
M7950 X 1
DRV11-B Q 16-bit parallel general purpose interface w/18bit DMA (quad)
M7957 X 27
DZV11-M Q 4-line double-buffered async EIA MUX (With modem control, 50 to
10-Kbaud) (quad)
M8003 X 1
PCL11-B U PCL11-B TDM differential bus transceiver
M8012 X 7
BDV11 Q Bus terminator, bootstrap and diagnostic ROMs (CS revision E or earlier,
18 bits only) (CS Rev. E or later, ECO M8012-ML005 installed)
M8012 ? YA X 13
BDV11 Q Bus terminator (120 ohm), bootstrap and diagnostic ROMs, 18-bit only
M8013 X 5
RLV11 Q RL01 disk controller, 1 of 2 18-bit DMA only Caution: uses BC1 and BD1 for
purposes other than BDAL18 and BDAL19
M8014 X 5
RLV11 Q RL01 bus controller, 2 of 2
M8053 X 2
DMV11 Q Microprogrammed controller V.35, RS232/423, with space for ROM
M8061 X 5
RLV12 Q RL01/RL02 disk control
M8064 X 1
DMV11 Q Microprogrammed controller, integral modem, space for ROM (single-line
sync)
M8067 X 22
MSV11-PK Q 256-kbyte MOS memory with parity CSR
M8081 X3
Q Image processing frame buffer prototype
M8151 X 1
RH70 U 11/70 MASSBUS control and status module
M8152 X 1
RH70 U 11/70 MASSBUS address and word count registers
M8188 X 4
FPF11 Q Floating point processor for PDP-11/23[+], (11/24?)
M8190 X 2
KDJ11-B U 11/84 CPU: J11 CPU 15MHz with unusable socket for FPJ11 and 2 SLUs, boot
& diagnostic ROMs, 3 ROM sockets, 8-Kbyte cache.
M8290 X 2
CR-11 U CR-11/CM-11 card reader controller
M8256 X 1
RX211 U RX02 floppy disk controller
M8639 X 2
RQDX1 Q RD51/52 & RX50 MFM Disk control module (Needs microcode rev 9.0 code
ROMs for RD52) (Must be final device in bus)
M8639 ? YA X 4
RQDX1 Q RD51/52 & RX50 MFM Disk control module (Must be final device in bus)
M8639 ? YB X 6
RQDX2 Q RD51/52 & RX50 MFM Disk control module, can be expanded (must be
final DMA device in bus)
M8658 ? YA X 1
???
M8901 X 1
- TU16 data synchronizer, replaced by M8901-YB
M8901 ? YC X 4
TM02-FE U Data synchronizer for 75 IPS drive
M8902 X 2
TM02-FA U TM02 tape control, PE (also TM02-FB, -FC, -FD)
M8902 ? YA
TM02-FE U M8902 for 75 IPS drive (also TM02-FF, -FH, -FJ)
M8904 X 2
TM02-FA U TM02 tape control, NRZI (also TM02-FB, -FC, -FD)
M8904 ? YA
TM02-FE U TU45 M8904 (also TM02-FF, -FH, -FJ)
M8905 X 2
TM02-FA U TM02 maintenance register (also TM02-FB, -FC, -FD)
M8905 ? YA
TM02-FE U TM02-FE M8905 for 75 IPS drive
M8905 ? YB
TM03 U TM03 M8905
M8906 X 4
TM02 U TM02 16-bit fiddler
M8951 X 1
???
M8953 X 3
???
M8955 X 1
???
M8957 X 1`
???
M8960 X 1
???
M9060-YA X 3
???
Hex boards
G066 1
- TU16 9 Channel read amp
M3105 DHU11 2
DHU11-A U 16-line async DMA MUX
M3110 10
DRCSA U Protocol assist #1 w/special character check and CRC (DEC/DLC/DRCSA)
M3111 10
DRCSA U Protocol assist #2 w/special character check and CRC (DEC/DLC/DRCSA)
M7094 11
KD11-Z U 11/44 data path module
M7095 6
KD11-Z U 11/44 control module
M7096 6
KD11-Z U 11/44 multifunction module
M7097 6
KK11-B U 11/44 4-Kword cache module
M7098 2
KD11-Z U 11/44 UNIBUS interface
M7134 5
KT-24 U 11/24 UNIBUS map (extended address to 22 bits)
M7161 ? YA 1
UDA50 U UNIBUS SDI disk adapter PR board, no ROMs (1 of 2)
M7289 1
DH11 U Receiver scanner
M7293 1
MM11-U/UP U Timing and control
M7294 1
RH11 U MASSBUS data buffer and control
M7295 1
RH11-A U MASSBUS bus control
M7485 1
UDA50-A U UNIBUS to radial disk interface PR board with no ROMs (SDI disk
controller)
M7486-YA 1
UDA52 U Controller for SDI disk drives (UDA SI)
M7486 2
UDA52 U Controller for SDI disk drives (UDA SI)
M7521 Delua 1
DELUA-AA U UNIBUS to ethernet adapter
M7684 1
RK05 CONTROL SEQUENCER
M7762 2
RL11 U RL01/02 disk controller
M7772 4
???
M7773 4
RP04 ASYNCHRONOUS LOGIC
M7774 4
RP04 REGISTER LOGIC
M7775 2
???
M7776 3
RP04 ERROR CORRECTION LOGIC, 4
M7786 3
RP05/06 SEEK SEARCH CONT
M7787 2
RP05/06 INTERFACE CONTROL
M7792 12
DEUNA U DEUNA port module, UNIBUS to ethernet microprocessor. (1 of 2)
M7793 12
DEUNA U DEUNA link module, M7792 to ethernet bus line unit. (2 of 2)
M7814 DZ11 3
DZ11-C U 8-line 20mA data MUX, 50 to 100-Kbaud
M7819 45
DZ11-A U 8-line double-buffered async EIA with modem control (50 to 96-Kbaud,
64-byte silo)
M7847 20
MS11-E U Either M7847-BA, -CA, -DA or -EA
M7867 DUP11 ? DA 7
DUP11-DA U SDLC or DDCMP sync interface
M7872 4
KD11-K U 11/60 micro word module
M7873 1
KD11-K U 11/60 decode module
M7874 5
KD11-K U 11/60 data paths module
M7875 3
KD11-K U 11/60 cache kit (memory & MMU)
M7876 3
KD11-K U 11/60 timing module
M7877 3
KD11-K U 11/60 status module
M7900 1
RK611 U RK06/07 Unibus interface, hex
M7901 1
RK611 U RK06/07 register module, hex
M7902 2
RK611 U RK06/07 control module, hex
M7903 3
RK611 U RK06/07 data module, hex
M7904 2
RK611 U RK06/07 drive interface module, hex
M7912 1
- TE16 slave test function generator
M7982 2
TS11 U Serial tape control module
M7983 4
MF11 U MF11-S through MF11-K control module
M7991 2
PCL11-B U PCL11-B transmitter interface
M7992 2
PCL11-B U PCL11-B transmitter unibus control
M7993 3
PCL11-B U PCL11-B transmitter registers
M7994 2
PCL11-B U PCL11-B transmitter bus logic and drivers
M7995 2
PCL11-B U PCL11-B receiver registers
M7996 2
PCL11-B U PCL11-B receiver unibus control
M7997 2
PCL11-B U PCL11-B receiver interface
M8103 1
U 11/45 ROM address control module
M8105 1
U 11/45 processor data and UNIBUS registers module
M8107 1
U 11/45 segmentation address paths module
M8112 1
U 11/45 floating point ROM control module
M8113 1
U 11/45 floating point exponent data paths module
M8115 1
U 11/45 fraction low order data path module
M8126 1
FP11-C U 11/70 fraction processor, high order
M8147 2
MJ11-A/B U 11/70 memory control and timing module (Replaces M8148)
M8148 3
MJ11-A U 11/70 memory control and timing module
M8149 2
MJ11 U 11/70 memory transceiver card
M8150 2
RH70 U 11/70 MASSBUS data path module
M8191 1
KTJ11-B U 11/84 UNIBUS PMI controller (contains 4 optional boot ROM sockets (M9312
compatible)).
M8202 ? YE 2
ISB11-A U Multi-drop 56-Kbaud integral modem line unit
M8203 7
DMP11 U Line unit, RS-449, integral modem
M8204 5
KMC11-A U Microprocessor, DMC11 code, 1K RAM programme space
M8206 1
DMC11 U Microprocessor, DMC11 code, 4K RAM programme space
M8207-RA 6
DMC11 U Microcontroller with space for ROM
M8396 10
DMF32 U 8 async lines, only lines 0 and 1 have split speed capability and full
modem control. DMA or silo mode. 50 to 19.2K. 1 sync line up to 19.2K, 1 line printer
interface or 1 parallel interface.
M8398 7
DMZ32 U 24-line async interface, up to 19.2K. Optional remote communication
panel. DMA mode.
M8722 11
MS11-MA U 128-Kbyte MOS ECC memory (11/44, 11/24)
M8728 5
MK11 U 64-Kword 39-bit MOS memory array (11/70, 11/750)
M8743 20
MDECS-AA U 512-Kbyte ECC RAM
M89031 1
??? (one digit to much?)
M8903 ? YA 2
U M8903 for 75 IPS drive (also TM02-FF, -FH, -FJ)
M8909 2
TM02 U TM02 MASSBUS interface (replaced by M8909-YA)
M8909 ? YA 32
TM02/03 U TM02/03 MASSBUS interface (replaces M8909)
M8910 1
???
M8914 2
???
M8916 1
TU16-W - logic and write board
M8933 3
TM03 U tape control common mode
4:19 p.m.
On Mon, Sep 9, 2013 at 4:05 PM, Pontus <pontus at update.uu.se> wrote:
Hi
I went through the list and matched the numbers with the excellent field
guide [1] and other sources. Below is the result. The formatting might be a
bit wonky and I hope I got the numbers right.
Timing is everything. I just finished digesting Megan Gentry's and Doug
Jones' module lists, normalizing the columns, and importing it into a
secondary tab on a spreadsheet so that you can use VLOOKUP to
dump any list of boards by handle number in the A-column and it fills
out option name (KK8E, MS11...), bus type (if known), width (if known)
and any notes about the item (taken from the module lists).
There are some nice boards in the lot.
That there are. I've been considering picking up a couple of memory
boards, but I probably can't afford any of the newer, slicker items
there (J-11 CPUs, Ethernet...)
I'll hold out for the PDP8 stuff, I'm
in particular looking for an RL8A (M8433), KM8E (M837) and a OMNIBUS
backplane.
I am also looking forward to the PDP-8 stuff. I mostly have what I need
there too, but I always seem to have more boxes than RX8E interfaces,
and I have a pile of boards that wants to be a PDP-8/e. Of course, if
there are any surprise entries (RL278...) I'd be interested in odd stuff.
-ethan
4:44 p.m.
2013/9/9 Ethan Dicks <ethan.dicks at gmail.com>
On Mon, Sep 9, 2013 at 4:05 PM, Pontus <pontus at
update.uu.se> wrote:
That's what I'm waiting for too.
SPc.
Hi
I'll hold out for the PDP8 stuff, I'm
in particular looking for an RL8A (M8433), KM8E
(M837) and a OMNIBUS
backplane.
I am also looking forward to the PDP-8 stuff. I mostly have what I need
there too, but I always seem to have more boxes than RX8E interfaces,
and I have a pile of boards that wants to be a PDP-8/e. Of course, if
there are any surprise entries (RL278...) I'd be interested in odd stuff.
5:13 p.m.
On Mon, 9 Sep 2013, SPC wrote:
2013/9/9 Ethan Dicks <ethan.dicks at gmail.com>
I'm waiting for a VS4000/60 LIGHTS AND SWITCHES board.
--
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On Mon, Sep 9, 2013 at 4:05 PM, Pontus <pontus
at update.uu.se> wrote:
That's what I'm waiting for too.
SPc.
Hi
I'll hold out for the PDP8 stuff, I'm
in particular looking for an RL8A (M8433), KM8E
(M837) and a OMNIBUS
backplane.
I am also looking forward to the PDP-8 stuff. I mostly have what I need
there too, but I always seem to have more boxes than RX8E interfaces,
and I have a pile of boards that wants to be a PDP-8/e. Of course, if
there are any surprise entries (RL278...) I'd be interested in odd stuff.
10 Sep
10 Sep
8:33 a.m.
New subject: Reminder: VAXen for sale in Toronto - Re: DEC boards
On 09/09/13 5:13 PM, Cory Smelosky wrote:
On Mon, 9 Sep 2013, SPC wrote:
Speaking of VS4000/60, a reminder that Dan Gehlinger in Toronto has
several of those for sale, along with VS3100s and a couple of 3000
Alphas. All in pretty good condition, not all with drives - I have had a
look at them, but I'm not really in a position to expand my collection.
He also has some SPARCs and an SGI. See his posts.
--Toby
2013/9/9 Ethan Dicks <ethan.dicks at gmail.com>
I'm waiting for a VS4000/60 LIGHTS AND SWITCHES board.
On Mon, Sep 9, 2013 at 4:05 PM, Pontus <pontus
at update.uu.se> wrote:
That's what I'm waiting for too.
SPc.
Hi
I'll hold out for the PDP8 stuff, I'm
in particular looking for an RL8A (M8433), KM8E
(M837) and a OMNIBUS
backplane.
I am also looking forward to the PDP-8 stuff. I mostly have what I need
there too, but I always seem to have more boxes than RX8E interfaces,
and I have a pile of boards that wants to be a PDP-8/e. Of course, if
there are any surprise entries (RL278...) I'd be interested in odd
stuff.
9 Sep
9 Sep
5:36 p.m.
On 09/09/2013 10:19 PM, Ethan Dicks wrote:
Timing is everything. I just finished digesting Megan
Gentry's and
Doug Jones' module lists, normalizing the columns, and importing it
into a secondary tab on a spreadsheet so that you can use VLOOKUP to
dump any list of boards by handle number in the A-column and it fills
out option name (KK8E, MS11...), bus type (if known), width (if known)
and any notes about the item (taken from the module lists).
While slogging through the list I thought that I really should do a
program for this. Would you share your work? Is it Libre Office compatible?
Regards,
Pontus.
11:38 p.m.
In article <522E3F69.9070205 at update.uu.se>,
Pontus <pontus at update.uu.se> writes:
While slogging through the list I thought that I
really should do a
program for this. Would you share your work? Is it Libre Office compatible?
If a program is created, it would be ideal if we could get it hosted
on a web server somewhere. I can host it on manx, or we could get a
new classiccmp.org site created just for it.
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<http://tinyurl.com/d3d-pipeline>
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The Terminals Wiki <http://terminals.classiccmp.org>
Legalize Adulthood! (my blog) <http://legalizeadulthood.wordpress.com>
11:53 p.m.
At 4:19 PM -0400 9/9/13, Ethan Dicks wrote:
Timing is everything. I just finished digesting Megan
Gentry's and Doug
Jones' module lists, normalizing the columns, and importing it into a
secondary tab on a spreadsheet so that you can use VLOOKUP to
dump any list of boards by handle number in the A-column and it fills
out option name (KK8E, MS11...), bus type (if known), width (if known)
and any notes about the item (taken from the module lists).
You might want to find a copy of the list I was working on about 15
years ago. I'd point you at my own server, except it's down right
now, and I've not had time to rebuild it (lost the HD). I know some
people have mirrored it in the past though.
IIRC, I combined those two lists, and I was adding models from the
various handbooks I own.
Zane
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11:56 p.m.
At 8:53 PM -0700 9/9/13, Zane H. Healy wrote:
You might want to find a copy of the list I was working
on about 15
years ago. I'd point you at my own server, except it's down right
now, and I've not had time to rebuild it (lost the HD). I know some
people have mirrored it in the past though.
IIRC, I combined those two lists, and I was adding models from the
various handbooks I own.
Of course as soon as I hit send, I remembered what I called it, and
was able to easily google up a copy.
http://pdp-8.org/ModuleList.txt
Looks like I didn't include PDP-11, but did include PDP-16.
Basically it's a project that never got finished.
Zane
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+----------------------------------+----------------------------+
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| http://www.zanesphotography.com |
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