>I recently acquired a DECimage X terminal, which is theoretically a
VXT-2000
>with an add-on 2D accelerator. Unfortunately while the terminal is
badges as a
>DECimage it didn’t include the board, just a frame buffer.
That's unfortunate. My VXT2000 doesn't have that board either, I've
always
On Mon, Mar 18, 2019 at 2:59 AM Earl Baugh via cctalk
wrote:
>
> Howdy,
>
> I’ve recently gotten a second Sun 3/Xxx 3 slot VME chassis, however the
> power supply is a EU version, 240v. I know on a number of “newer” power
> supplies there is a switch to go from 240 to 115. I’ve taken this one
>
Howdy,
Wondering if anyone has used a SCSI2SD card with a Sun 3 class machine. I
know Walter B has had success with the Sun 2( that’s next on my list after
I get the Sun 3/110 working with one. )
I have some Version 5 of the card. (I also have a version 3 card that I
tried long ago, with little
Howdy,
I’ve recently gotten a second Sun 3/Xxx 3 slot VME chassis, however the
power supply is a EU version, 240v. I know on a number of “newer” power
supplies there is a switch to go from 240 to 115. I’ve taken this one
apart ( at least to the point where it comes off the bottom of the VME
Thanks for the interest! A number of folks responded, I've replied to
the first responder, but of course I'll keep the next couple in line
handy in case something happens.
/guy
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Subject:Sun 3/50
Date: Sun, 17 Mar 2019 14:21:18 -0400
From: Guy
I recently acquired a DECimage X terminal, which is theoretically a VXT-2000
with an add-on 2D accelerator. Unfortunately while the terminal is badges as a
DECimage it didn’t include the board, just a frame buffer.
Does anyone have a spare DECimage board they’d be interested in parting with,
I have a Sun 3/50 diskless workstation in the Boston area, which I'd
like to see go to a good home. I no longer have the monochrome monitor
that went with it, but I do have the original keyboard and mouse. It
hasn't been powered up in some time, but worked without problems until I
took it out of
Hi guys,
Today I found a TEAC MT-2R cassette tape drive on a radio amateur
flee market. These tape drives use a tape cassette similar to the
audio tape cassette. The MT-2R tape deck has servo control logic
for tape motion and a CPU with firmware taat makes the tape unit
a block-addressable
