Hello Everyone,
After receiving 5 requests for the single terminal that I gave away
at linux.conf.au. I have done a reorganisation and have managed to
find half dozen terminals which are now looking for good homes. So
If you want one of these terminals, then justify why you need a
terminal - in 25 words or less!
1 x DEC VT220
Screen Col: green on black
Comm ports: 1 DB25, 1 DB9, & 20mA
Keyboard: DEC with RJ9 (4P4C)
no visible burn in, but screen wobbles slightly
Emulates: VT52, VT100, VT200-7, VT200-8
1 x MicroTerm 5510
Screen Col: white on black
Comm ports: 2 x MMJ, 1 x DB25
Keyboard: Microterm with RJ11 (6P6C)
mild burn in, low contrast
Emulates: VT52, VT100, VT300-7, VT300-8
This is the terminal that I currently use so is reasonably clean
and has a solid keyboard that is painted Cobalt Blue!
1 x C.itoh CIT 220+ w/ keyboard
Screen Col: white/beige on black
Comm ports: 2 x DB25
Keyboard: uses custom c.itoh keyboard RJ11 (6P4C)
clear and clean screen no visible burn in
Emulates: VT52, VT100, VT200-7, VT200-8
DEC VT220 look alike/clone
even has the VT220 style foot!
1 x C.itoh CIT 224 w/ keyboard
Screen Col: white/beige on black
Comm ports: 2 x DB25
Keyboard: uses custom c.itoh keyboard RJ11 (6P4C)
clear and clean screen no visible burn in
Emulates: VT52, VT100, VT220-7, VT220-8
DEC VT220 clone (identical menus) in a Modern style case
but still solidly build ... like army tanks!
2 x C.itoh CIT326 w/ keyboards
Screen Col: white/beige on black
Comm Ports: 2 x DB25
Keyboard: uses custom c.itoh keyboard RJ11 (6P4C)
Emulates: VT52, VT100, VT220-7, VT220-8
DEC VT220 clone in a Modern style case
Functionally Equivalent to a VT220 with a newer looking BIOS
nb there are only 3 working c.itoh keyboards (1 dud) .. so there
are effectively only 3 functional c.itoh terminals.
In addition to the keyboards that come with the terminals I have
several DEC and MicroTerm keyboards left over which may be useful for
an existing terminal.
All these terminals appear to work properly though for the most part
I have not I have not properly tested the communications side of the
units.
Regards
Mark
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