Are Allen-Bradley Multibus-1 form factor cards actually Multibus
compliant or something proprietary?
KJ
On 5/2/2017 6:07 PM, Peter Cetinski via cctalk wrote:
Is the file for the PAL available to program new ones? If the items are not
registered, I can read out the equations.
Theses PAL equations specifically to allow the 6Mhz board to run Xenix 3 do not
exist AFAIK. I do have a PAL
On Tue, May 2, 2017 at 5:21 PM, jim stephens via cctalk
wrote:
>
> VINTAGE-DEC-DIGITAL-VT1300-VAXSTATION-VS42A-BB-COMPUTER-SYSTEM-VT-1300-TERMINAL/
> http://www.ebay.com/itm/370912245260
>
> It is badged VT-1300 so may not be a vaxstation. And the other box may be
> one of
> From: Jim Stephens
> I'm interested in whether this is a wound down or ongoing Dec material
> operation, or the operation of an e waste recycler.
> Vendor name on ebay is EFI. May have other aliases.
Oh, Efi! All hardened DEC collectors know about Efi (well, many of us do :-).
On 5/2/2017 5:38 PM, Systems Glitch via cctalk wrote:
I keep meaning to stop by the guy's shop in MD
Please provide photos and info if you would. They have a lot of stuff.
I'm interested in whether this is a wound down
or ongoing Dec material operation, or the operation of an e waste
I keep meaning to stop by the guy's shop in MD and check out some of his DEC
stuff. From what I can tell, this isn't TEMPEST shielding, but RF shielding for
e.g. lab situations that require a low RF noise floor. It's probably
effectively the same as TEMPEST in practice, but seems to lack the
This might be a tempest or shielded vaxstation? Anyone speculate or
know for sure.
The vendor may have these mixed in as equivalent to their other
vaxstations. If you search for "DEC vax VS42A-BN"
you end up back at the vendors listing for the ones with plastic
covers. I didn't turn up
> Is the file for the PAL available to program new ones? If the items are not
> registered, I can read out the equations.
Theses PAL equations specifically to allow the 6Mhz board to run Xenix 3 do not
exist AFAIK. I do have a PAL upgraded board but have not yet verified if it
works. If
> The 4361 is the real gem to get in this type of system. There is a
> builtin storage director as well as the 4 port comm controller.
The 4331 had an option for an integrated storage director, as well as a
feature that converted between CKD and FBA for use with 3340 drives. The
system Guy owns
On Mon, May 1, 2017 at 12:49 PM, Peter Cetinski via cctalk <
cctalk@classiccmp.org> wrote:
> The 8mhz [MC68000 for TRS-80 Model 16/6000] boards are similarly unobtanium
Is a schematic for the 8 MHz board available? Is there any other tech info
about the differences between the original 6 MHz
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