Re: Old manuals (Univac, IBM, Burroughs, Teletype)

> On Apr 5, 2017, at 02:00, Dave Babcock via cctech > wrote: > > The simulator work could greatly benefit from the IBM 1620 & 1622 manuals and > system diagrams that you have. > Connections to the console aside, the best materials for this would likely be the CE/FE

Old manuals (Univac, IBM, Burroughs, Teletype)

Hello Todd, I am a volunteer at the Computer History Museum. I led the museum's full restoration of an IBM 1620 several years ago (http://s3data.computerhistory.org/core/core-2001-03.pdf). I am currently leading a new effort, the /IBM 1620 Jr./, to create an operational, hands-on exhibit

Re: Old manuals (Univac, IBM, Burroughs, Teletype)

.org Subject: Old manuals (Univac, IBM, Burroughs, Teletype) Spring cleaning has unearthed manuals I no longer need (not clear if I ever needed them ... ). Here's the list: Univac an/uyk-7 theory & diagrams Univac federal systems Technical Bulletins (1973) IBM 1620&1622 CE manuals &

Old manuals (Univac, IBM, Burroughs, Teletype)

Spring cleaning has unearthed manuals I no longer need (not clear if I ever needed them ... ). Here's the list: Univac an/uyk-7 theory & diagrams Univac federal systems Technical Bulletins (1973) IBM 1620&1622 CE manuals & complete system diagrams (vol 1,2, & 3) IBM 3031 theory of ops diagrams