29 Jan
2008
29 Jan
'08
3:25 p.m.
Hi!
I'm a Computer collector from Germany and the last 3 years i spend a lot
of time in reconstructing and repairing my PDP11/05 along with its
peripheral devices (2x RK05,RX02,BA11ES).
Noe that these things are working im trying to repair my LA180-PD printer,
that was in no good condition.
With a copy of the logic-prints i was able to find some faulty IC's on
th logic board- but there must be at least one more.
On Power-Up the carriage starts to move back to left edge but stopps before
reaching the left end then the bell is turned on permanently.
There is no reaction on any button pressed or switched over.
Unfortunately i have no Maintenance Manual or Logic description, maybe there
is a person out on this list who can help me with a copy of the documents.
Regards
Axel Harten.
30 Jan
30 Jan
9:35 p.m.
At 03:25 PM 1/29/2008, Harten wrote:
Hi!
I'm a Computer collector from Germany and the last 3 years i spend a lot
of time in reconstructing and repairing my PDP11/05 along with its
peripheral devices (2x RK05,RX02,BA11ES).
Noe that these things are working im trying to repair my LA180-PD printer,
that was in no good condition.
With a copy of the logic-prints i was able to find some faulty IC's on
th logic board- but there must be at least one more.
On Power-Up the carriage starts to move back to left edge but stopps
before
reaching the left end then the bell is turned on permanently.
There is no reaction on any button pressed or switched over.
Unfortunately i have no Maintenance Manual or Logic description, maybe
there
is a person out on this list who can help me with a copy of the
documents.
What you want is the maintenance manual, EK-LA180-MM. That has
schematics, logic description, adjustments, etc.
I've got a copy if it's not available online anywhere.
Manx doesn't have a copy and I don't know if there's a copy anywhere
else. I'd prefer to give this to someone with the ability to get it
scanned and put online, otherwise you're welcome to it.
-Rick
9:42 p.m.
I'd prefer to give this to someone with the
ability to get it scanned
and put online, otherwise you're welcome to it.
Provided a flatbed scanner will do (eg, perfect-bound works only if
there's not much print near the binding), I can scan it. If the result
isn't too big, I can host it too, otherwise I'd have to turn that job
over to someone else (bitsavers?).
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9:59 p.m.
At 09:42 PM 1/30/2008, der Mouse wrote:
It's three-hole punched separate sheets, so it'd be easily done if
quite tedious (there's a LOT of sheets, probably 100 plus double-sided
pages, with several fold-out 8 1/2 by 22 or so sheets with schematics.
-Rick
I'd prefer
to give this to someone with the ability to get it scanned
and put online, otherwise you're welcome to it.
Provided a flatbed scanner will do (eg, perfect-bound works only if
there's not much print near the binding), I can scan it. If the result
isn't too big, I can host it too, otherwise I'd have to turn that job
over to someone else (bitsavers?).
10:06 p.m.
Provided a
flatbed scanner will do [...], I can scan it. If the
result isn't too big, I can host it too, otherwise I'd have to turn
that job over to someone else (bitsavers?).
It's three-hole punched separate
sheets, so it'd be easily done if
quite tedious (there's a LOT of sheets, probably 100 plus
double-sided pages, with several fold-out 8 1/2 by 22 or so sheets
with schematics.
1 Feb
1 Feb
2:13 a.m.
In message <200801310259.m0V2xkHY012490 at mail.itm-inst.com> you wrote:
At 09:42 PM 1/30/2008, der Mouse wrote:
It's three-hole punched separate sheets, so it'd be easily done if
quite tedious (there's a LOT of sheets, probably 100 plus double-sided
pages, with several fold-out 8 1/2 by 22 or so sheets with schematics.
-Rick
Of course i can do this scanning too.
I have a flatbed scanner and a double side scanner with automatic feeder.
May be the punched holes cause some problems with the feeder.
But beside this, my home is in Germany!
Axel Harten
--
I'd
prefer to give this to someone with the ability to get it scanned
and put online, otherwise you're welcome to it.
Provided a flatbed scanner will do (eg, perfect-bound works only if
there's not much print near the binding), I can scan it. If the result
isn't too big, I can host it too, otherwise I'd have to turn that job
over to someone else (bitsavers?).
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