22 Jun
2001
22 Jun
'01
2:45 a.m.
Does anyone know where to find a punched card reader
these days? I'm looking for a small desktop unit that
I could interface to a PC.
In the 1976-1978 timeframe my high school leased a desktop reader made
by H-P which would read either mark-sense or punched cards, and output
serial data. It was hooked up in tandem with an ASR33 Teletype for
access to a TOPS-10 timesharing system (BOCES NCODE on Long Island).
It made a goose like "honk" each time it read a card.
22 Jun
22 Jun
3:43 a.m.
New subject: Natural/Entire Connection Software
Another "I don't know what it is" set of software. The titles are
"Entire
Connection for Windows" version 2.2, and two unopened packages "Natural
Connection for Dos". If anyone wants these, free plus $3.50 Priority Mail
shipping.
3:57 a.m.
Does anyone
know where to find a punched card reader
these days? I'm looking for a small desktop unit that
I could interface to a PC.
In the 1976-1978 timeframe my high school leased a desktop reader made
by H-P which would read either mark-sense or punched cards, and output
serial data. It was hooked up in tandem with an ASR33 Teletype for
access to a TOPS-10 timesharing system (BOCES NCODE on Long Island).
It made a goose like "honk" each time it read a card.
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