30 Apr
2000
30 Apr
'00
3:11 p.m.
part number
010-01135-00 rev b etched on it.
I don't see that part number in my indices, but it certainly sounds like
it may be a DEC part number. With the FIFO and the UART, it obviously 
1 May
1 May
12:34 a.m.
On Sun, 30 Apr 2000, Megan wrote:
DEC part numbers are 2-5-2 numbers -- two digits, five digits, two digits.
So with this being 3-5-2, it doesn't appear on the face of it to be a
DEC part number. But the board numbers will tell...
No question about it, its not DEC. Assuming hte leading 0 is extra, 10
class parts are neither boards, board assemblies or system components.
For a board I'd expect 54-class or maybe 70-class for a subassembly.
Class numbers are the first two disgits of the 2-5-2. For example
class-21 parts are rams, roms, proms, eproms and cpus, 99 class is
hardware.
Allison
part
number 010-01135-00 rev b etched on it.
I don't see that part number in my indices, but it certainly sounds like
it may be a DEC part number. With the FIFO and the UART, it obviously
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