Our mainframe guys recently got rid of some big hard drive chassis, and in the process of cleaning up they were going to thow away (!) a couple of little Memorex/Termiflex one-handed terminals that I've lusted after ever since I saw the service engineer using them. I think they're a 1 or 2-line LED dot-matrix display, and they have some form of "chording" keyboard on the front. They terminate in a 9 pin female DIN-like connector with some kind of twist-lock. I believe they're RS-232, but was wondering if anyone could supply a pinout. They also came with a cable with the same connector (also female) on one end and a male DB-25 on the other, which is marked "RS-232 Modem Interface". I'm guessing that you could plug in either one of these terminals or a modem to the same connector on the disk controller. I can always figure out the pin-out from that cable and give it a try, but I'd like to make sure I'm not missing something vital (like a TTL-to-RS232 adapter) that they might require, before I hook one up wrong and fry it. (I know, I could open one of them up and see what the cable connects to, but I'm being lazy. Besides, this way I get to brag about them... ;-) Bill Richman bill_r(a)inetnebr.com http://incolor.inetnebr.com Home of Fun with Molten Metal, technological oddities, and the original COSMAC Elf computer simulator!