3 Sep
2001
3 Sep
'01
10:49 a.m.
Is there anyone out there
- who has a manual for that maschine or
- who knows how to connect this maschine to an IBM- compatible XT or AT with
the cable which was supplied with the PC 05 as there is no possibility to
run other programs than those on the integrated modules (my provide
HHC_BASIC vsn 1.3; CALCULATOR and CLOCK) or
- who has any other information concerning the maschine?
Tom
3 Sep
3 Sep
2:45 p.m.
On Tue, 4 Sep 2001, PRICOMU wrote:
Is there anyone out there
- who has a manual for that maschine or
- who knows how to connect this maschine to an IBM- compatible XT or AT with
the cable which was supplied with the PC 05 as there is no possibility to
run other programs than those on the integrated modules (my provide
HHC_BASIC vsn 1.3; CALCULATOR and CLOCK) or
- who has any other information concerning the maschine?
It sounds like this might be a re-badged Panasonic HHC?
Hans Franke would probably know, but right about now he's most likely
pushing a three-wheeled motorcycle up a steep mountain grade :)
Sellam Ismail Vintage Computer Festival
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4 Sep
4 Sep
10:24 a.m.
From: "Sellam Ismail" <foo(a)siconic.com
Sent: Tuesday, September 04, 2001 4:45 AM
Subject: Re: Nixdorf PC 05 / 8150.00
I?ve been hanging around on different Websites but - every picture of a
Panasonic HHC - shows devices with a single line display. But my Nixdorf has
4! Panasonic may be right because Nixdorf sold a lot of Panasonic as OEM
products. On every device I can find "Made in Japan"... I also got something
like a "docking-unit" (Nixdorf MD 08 / 8151.00) which has a built in
printer and space for 8 more EPROMs and carries also a battery pack (6V -
2000 mAh)
On Tue, 4 Sep 2001, PRICOMU wrote:
> Is there anyone out there
> - who has a manual for that maschine or
> - who knows how to connect this maschine to an IBM- compatible XT or AT
with
> the cable which was supplied with the PC 05 as
there is no possibility
to
run other
programs than those on the integrated modules (my provide
HHC_BASIC vsn 1.3; CALCULATOR and CLOCK) or
- who has any other information concerning the maschine?
It sounds like this might be a re-badged Panasonic HHC?
Hans Franke would probably know, but right about now he's most likely
pushing a three-wheeled motorcycle up a steep mountain grade :)
Sellam Ismail Vintage Computer
Festival
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12:41 p.m.
On Wed, 5 Sep 2001, PRICOMU wrote:
I´ve been hanging around on different Websites but -
every picture of
a Panasonic HHC - shows devices with a single line display. But my
Nixdorf has 4! Panasonic may be right because Nixdorf sold a lot of
Panasonic as OEM products. On every device I can find "Made in
Japan"... I also got something like a "docking-unit" (Nixdorf MD 08 /
8151.00) which has a built in printer and space for 8 more EPROMs and
carries also a battery pack (6V - 2000 mAh)
Sounds even more like an HHC now :)
When Hans comes limping into town I'll try to remember to ask him about
this.
Sellam Ismail Vintage Computer Festival
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