From: Gavin Scott
Subject: [cctalk] 50 Years of the HP 3000
Well, here we are. If you boot up a classic HP 3000 system and simply
hit return when it asks you for the date and time, it will default to:
As it turns out, I have a complete, working HP 3000 917/LX system, with
printers, a line
From:
Subject: [cctalk] HP 3000 system w/ Printers, Terminals, all working,
for sale on eBay (or privately...) Possible Free Delivery!
I've just listed my complete HP-3000 system on eBay here. This is an
HP-3000 917LX system with:
Silly me - the link of course got stripped out in this
I have recently come into possession of an actual physical terminal that
can
be connected to a device via a standard RS232 (serial) port, so far so
good.
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connected to one of these devices. This involves crawling around
connecting
the serial cable, doing what needs to be done, crawling
I've just listed my complete HP-3000 system on eBay here. This is an
HP-3000 917LX system with:
Disks: (2) 2GB drive (possibly RAID, but I'm not sure)
Tape: (2) DAT (built-in and external)
16-port terminal concentrator
12-port Ethernet hub
Terminals (2) HP 700/96 + one 700/92 that probably
Holm Tiffe
Sent: Tuesday, October 26, 2021 12:19 PM
To: m...@markesystems.com ; General Discussion: On-Topic and Off-Topic Posts
Subject: Re: Programming Bipolar PROMs (Tom Hunter)
Mark Moulding via cctalk wrote:
From: Tom Hunter
Subject: Programming Bipolar PROMs
> The part is an Inte
From: Tom Hunter
Subject: Programming Bipolar PROMs
The part is an Intersil IM5600CP, but these were also made by others, for
example Signetics and Philips made the 82S23 and TI and NTE made the
faster
SN74S188N. Some vendors still sell these parts and there are even a few on
Ebay.
How do I
From: dwight
If we'd thought about it we could count to 1023 on our fingers.
I used to play string bass in a symphony, and there were many times that
there would be long periods of rest, where it was important to count the
bars (measures) going by so as to come back in at the right time.
On 1/29/21 12:58 PM, Fred Cisin via cctalk wrote:
I like indentation, and demanded it from my students.
That's fine, but when you have a language that makes indentation part of
the language (i.e. no braces, brackets or keywords denoting boundaries
of the block) , there be monsters.
And yes,
I suspect much of the electronics is fine. It would be good for someone
wanting backup cards.
You must be joking. Those cards are done. Any chip that is still
operational will likely fail upon or shortly after power is applied.
Most components can stand soldering temperatures. It is clear
that
The Panasonic KX-D4930 is a “Laptop Data Terminal”, which includes both a
(non-backlit) LCD screen and a thermal printer in a laptop-like package. It
was obviously intended to supplant the Silent-700, and in fact appears to do so
quite nicely. It has an internal modem (Bell 212) as well as a
On 4/10/19 8:16 AM, Jon Elson via cctalk wrote:
On 04/10/2019 03:38 AM, GerardCJAT via cctalk wrote:
I would like to emulate a TTY, using a daisywheel typewriter.
Well, there are Qume and Diablo.? Diablo was bought by Xerox, so some of
them carry that label.
Most of the stand-alone versions
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