Ok, I checked. I am that fast back because I remembered exactly where to look :~) I have one before me on the desk. It has the following description: PRODUCT CODE: AC-8528C-MC PRODUCT NAME: CZDLDC0 DL11-W DIAG DATE CREATED: MARCH 1978 MAINTAINER : DIAGNOSTIC ENGINEERING AUTHOR : DAN CASALETTO Don't be fooled, it is printed on Letter format, 2-sided! Only the first 6 pages are one page per side, all the following pages are scaled: 2 pages per side, thus 4 pages (or images) per sheet. The first 6 pages describe the load and start procedure, the switch bits to get special functions, etc. just as described on my site. The scaled pages contain the assembly source (output) listing ... they are numbered from "seq 0012"up to "seq 0103", and I checked, the numbering is not octal but decimal! If there is interest I could start to scan these to 600 dpi PDF files, but I have a stack of approx 20-30 cm high, so that will be a lot MB's! I could start making a list of what's in the box. Xmas is coming :~) - Henk. -----Original Message----- From: cctalk-bounces(a)classiccmp.org To: info-pdp11(a)village.org; General Discussion: On-Topic and Off-Topic Posts Sent: 21-12-2004 17:27 Subject: Old Unibus PDP-11 XXDP diagnostics Does anyone have any info/documentation on the XXDP diagnostics for older PDP-11 systems and peripherals? I'm looking in particular for the 11/40 (11/35), RK05, DZ11, RL02, MM11 core memory, RX01, RL01 diagnostics. I have found some info on Henk's site, but would like to know if anyone has a comprehensive list and hints on how to run these, what the output means, how to answer the prompts, etc. I have created RL02 packs with XXDP 2.5 and XXDP 2.2 and I can boot and run stuff from these packs. It appears that the 11/40 diagnostics are on XXDP 2.2, but not on XXDP 2.5. I have an old 1976 DEC field rep troubleshooting guide that refers to various MAINDECs, which seem to have been the diagnostics prior to XXDP. Is there a list somewhere showing what the XXDP equivalents of the old MAINDECs are? Any help would be appreciated. I want to exercise my 11/40 and attached peripherals and see if any subtle gremlins are lurking anywhere within. Everything appears to be working perfectly with the exception of one of my three RK05 drives that I knew was problematic. Ashley