PDP-11/10 repair started
william degnan
billdegnan at gmail.com
Tue Oct 6 04:47:54 CDT 2015
My 11/05 S's have the names of the cards printed on the chassis wall. The
cards and their slots are listed in the 11/05 S docs. I have always
referred to these unambiguous sources. As long as you have the matching
mounting box for the version of model S of course.
Bill Degnan
twitter: billdeg
vintagecomputer.net
On Oct 5, 2015 9:17 PM, "js at cimmeri.com" <js at cimmeri.com> wrote:
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> On 10/5/2015 10:24 AM, Henk Gooijen wrote:
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>> Sorry for the delayed answer, I don't have email available at work -:/
>>
>> I have one M930 in slot 3 position A-B, because that is the termination
>> for the processor. I am pretty sure (not 100%) that I also have an M930
>> in slot 9 position A-B. To be complete, this is the current state.
>> slot 1 A-F : M7260
>> slot 2 A-F : M7261
>> slot 3 A-B : M930 C-D : G7273
>> slot 4 A-B : M9970 C-D : G7273
>> slot 5 C-D : G7273
>> slot 6 empty
>> slot 7 empty
>> slot 8 empty
>> slot 9 A-B : M930
>>
>> Slot 6-7-8-9 is for core memory, respectively G235, H217D, G114, M8293.
>> The documentation says that a G727 should go in slot 3-4-5 position D.
>> I hate those "knuckle-busters". Plus, I am lazy to check NPR continuity
>> on the backplane, so I installed G7273s instead of G727s. Always good.
>>
>> I totally forgot that the GT40 is based on the 11/05. Great tip in case
>> it turns out that I have a "different" CPU module! You never know ...
>>
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> Henk, I'm confused by your slot arrangement, but maybe my 11/05 is
> different than yours.
>
> My module utilization is as follows, and is an 8k backplane (the 16k
> backplane is also different):
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> slot 9 A-F : M7260
> slot 8 A-F : M7261
> slot 7 A-F : G110
> Slot 6 A-F :G231
> Slot 5 AB : M930 C-F : H214
> Slot 4 AB : blank C-F G727 in D4.
> Slot 3 AB : M930 C-F G727 in D3
> Slot 2 AB: KM11 Maint C-F G727 in D2
> Slot 1 AB: DF11 Comm C-F G727 in D1
>
> --------John
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