Does anybody have a wiring diagram?? I have one with two broken wires!
Or a photo of the BERG connector as long as the colour code is
consistent :-)
Thanks in advance,
Nigel
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Amateur Radio, the origin of the open-source concept!
Skype: TILBURY2591 nw.johnson at ieee.org
A few months ago, thanks to help from several people here, I converted
an SQ703 TMSCP controller to SQ706 MSCP.
I had problems trying to use it on the vax due to the complexity of
mapping Q-Bus registers under ODT, so put off trying until I got the
LSI-11/73 going.
Now I have a problem: It seems to run and recognise the controller as
SQ706 according to the on-board diagnostics, however it insists saying
it is at 777450, the TMSCP address.? Trying to change it gives me an
out-of-bounds message.
OK, I thought, I will just use it there.
Put it in to a running RT11 system and it shows up at 772150 and clashes
with an existing controller!
It seems that one of the PALs is maybe setting up the address!
Anybody else tried this?
cheers,
Nigel
Here's the fun:?
https://www(dot)bbc(dot)com/news/entertainment-arts-59089596
Maybe our vax computers will become popular once again!
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Nigel Johnson, MSc., MIEEE, MCSE VE3ID/G4AJQ/VA3MCU
Amateur Radio, the origin of the open-source concept!
Skype: TILBURY2591 nw.johnson at ieee.org
I would like to use my tablet, Samsung Tab E model SM-T560NU, to connect
to my VAX and Linux computers.? There seem to be a large number of
'Apps' out there.? What is a good one to use?
The VAX doesn't have SSH only insecure TELNET.? Another can of worms,
SSH on the Vax?
Doug
It might be the Mikra-D MD-2040 1702 programmer. Similar to the MD-2044 on my website but a parallel data interface (e.g., manual switches and lights) instead of a serial RS-232 interface. The 2040 is briefly mentioned in the .pdf file here: https://deramp.com/downloads/eprom_p...kra-d/md-2044/
Mike
While clear out storage spaces I have come across binders of photocopies of lots of old Apple II game manuals. I've checked online for those that have been scanned already and will toss those. Before I toss the rest which I haven't found online, I'd like to scan them and upload to the Internet Archive to save them. Most of these are one page with a few 2-4 pages. What I'm wondering about is the best way to upload them after scanning. Do each individually, which adds a lot of entries to my small upload page (which I suppose isn't a big deal) or zip them up and upload the one file and make sure the metadata is properly set to identify each manual in the zip. Or some other method? Suggestions? Thanks, David Williams www.trailingedge.com (http://www.trailingedge.com)
A few months ago, thanks to help from several people here, I converted
an SQ703 TMSCP controller to SQ706 MSCP.
I had problems trying to use it on the vax due to the complexity of
mapping Q-Bus registers under ODT, so put off trying until I got the
LSI-11/73 going.
Now I have a problem: It seems to run and recognise the controller as
SQ706 according to the on-board diagnostics, however it insists saying
it is at 777450, the TMSCP address.? Trying to change it gives me an
out-of-bounds message.
OK, I thought, I will just use it there.
Put it in to a running RT11 system and it shows up at 772150 and clashes
with an existing controller!
It seems that one of the PALs is maybe setting up the address!
Anybody else tried this?
cheers,
Nigel
Here's the fun:?
https://www(dot)bbc(dot)com/news/entertainment-arts-59089596
Maybe our vax computers will become popular once again!
--
Nigel Johnson, MSc., MIEEE, MCSE VE3ID/G4AJQ/VA3MCU
Amateur Radio, the origin of the open-source concept!
Skype: TILBURY2591 nw.johnson at ieee.org
I'm working with the developer of the Applesauce disk imaging tool in
order to iron out some issues with 8" disk support.
I'm using a Qumetrak 842 disk drive that's got support for both double and
single-sided media. This means that it's equipped with two index hole
sensors, slightly offset from one another. It's my understanding that
single-sided media has the index hole in one spot on the jacket, and
double-sided media has one in a slightly different location.
The issue at hand is some NIB Dysan double-sided 8" media I have - the
disks have index holes in the jacket in both locations. Is this typical,
or do I have some weird "special" disks on my hands? The Applesauce
author posits that the combination of the dual-sensor drive and the
dual-hole media wouldn't typically find themselves together. Is this
accurate? If it's not, how would a system contemporary with the media
have handled the two index holes?
Thanks!
g.
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Hey all --
I picked up a GE Terminet 300 which appears to be mostly functional, but is
in need of alignment -- it's printing fairly smudged garbage with a few
recognizable characters intermixed. Character positioning (horizontal)
seems to be fairly irregular, for the characters that print clearly.
The unit has suffered some knocks in its life and it's clear the photocell
board has come slightly loose, which I'm sure is not unrelated, so I'm
studying the service docs to get a better idea what's going on. There's an
alignment gauge which I could reproduce if I had any idea what it's specs
are. The service docs are a bit vague and the photocell assembly is a bit
difficult to see, buried beneath the print band on the left hand side.
Anyone out there have any experience with these? Any wisdom to impart here?
Also, anyone have any spare print fingers? My print band's missing one (a
"9") and I suppose it wouldn't be a terrible idea to have a few extras just
in case...
Thanks,
- Josh
