26 Dec
2011
26 Dec
'11
1:35 p.m.
Hi, All I'm back at the grind trying to find a few old OS's The first is for
my TEK DPO (WP 1210 Digital processing
scope ) this is a 7704a scope with a P7001 Digital
processor that connects to a DEC PDP 11/05 . It runs on
TEK Basic (8" floppy or DEC tape}.. The official name is "TEK SPS Basic
V02"
There is also a system test
disk. This uses a TEK 4010 Terminal for a display.
The second is a Pertec Mini ?? coax system 4010
Don't know much about it other than it used coax to the
dumb terminals instead of Serial.. (1/4 " Tape) The third is a OMS Zues 4
I beleive it ran cpm or mpm
(5 1/4 disk) The forth is a Tek 4051. looking for the Tape images.
The fifth is a Tek 4404 computer. Looking for the disks
(5 1/4 floppy)
I can handle most image files. Or would gladly pay for
a Disk or tape. If I missed somewhere online, point me
in the right direction Thanks, for reading this Jerry Jerry Wright JLC inc
g-wright at att.net
26 Dec
26 Dec
3:44 p.m.
In article <1324924540.98830.YahooMailRC at web83813.mail.sp1.yahoo.com>,
Jerry Wright <g-wright at att.net> writes:
The forth is a Tek 4051. looking for the Tape images.
There is no OS for the 4051; it has basic in ROM and a 6800 that can
be programmed in assembly with ROM cartridges.
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27 Dec
27 Dec
2:24 a.m.
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Jerry Wright <g-wright at att.net> writes:
The forth is a Tek 4051. looking for the Tape images.
There is no OS for the 4051; it has basic in ROM and a 6800 that can
be programmed in assembly with ROM cartridges.
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I understand the built in Basic in the 4051 and the floppy has a bunch of
Rom's in it also with it's own 6800.
This came with tapes for testing the optional Floppy and tapes
called "Plot 50 software". I have 3 copies but can't get anything
to read them including the 4051.
The biggest thing with the plot 50 software in the 4051 does not test anything
during Boot. There is software on the tape to test the Rom, Memory, tape
and IO.
The manual says the later machines do test some things on Boot. (4052 and up)
- Jerry
12:39 p.m.
In article <1324970697.24911.YahooMailRC at web83810.mail.sp1.yahoo.com>,
Jerry Wright <g-wright at att.net> writes:
I understand the built in Basic in the 4051 and the
floppy has a bunch of
Rom's in it also with it's own 6800.
I have a 4051 and a 4052. I *might* have some cartridge software for
them somewhere. However, I'm not aware of how to image the cartridges
and make them available. It's a hardware project on my list, but I
haven't gotten that far yet.
It's more likely that I'll be able to dump PROMs/ROMs before I can
dump these cartridges.
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11:50 a.m.
The fifth is a Tek 4404 computer. ? Looking for the
disks
(5 1/4 floppy)
Jerry,
I think I have the original Tek disks for this. I am a little loath to
loan them out till they are imaged.
At the moment I am in Mexico at the dentist and will return the end of
January. Send me a private message at the end of January and I will
see what I have and what we can arrange.
I would like to get my 4404 running also.
Nice to hear from you,
Paxton
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USA
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