Labtool48 Programmer

Hi all, I've got an Advantech Labtool48 parallel Port Programmer lately for fifty bucks. I've got it w/o any Software, cable or documentation and now I have a few questions. 1. Is the parallel Cable a straight one to one Cable? The Labtool48 has an male connector on the back so a standard cable w

Re: Manual sources

Thus electronic storage / scanning is probably the best alternative all else considered. Everyone here can hope another like-minded soul will be there to do what needs to be done when opportunity awaits I saved a healthy run of early popular electronics mags from the wilmington, delaware librar

IBM 3850 cartridge

Do any of you more venerable IBM types know of a way to open one of these to extract the tape contained inside? It looks a bit fiddly but there might be a trick to it. (Apart from having the mass storage system itself.) Many thanks to you for your information and also to Mr Kossow who kindly let m

Re: IBM 3850 cartridge

On the top of the cartridge there is bunch of clips in a circular pattern. If you squeeze all these in at once, either carefully with your fingers or with some tube that is just the right size to squeeze them all in at once, you can then slide the clear cover off the top. The tape is a bit fidd

NCR aka NATIONAL 304 Computer - any left in physical form?

NCR aka NATIONAL 304 Computer - any left in physical form?   Thanks    Ed#   www.smecc.org 

Re: PET peve thing... Editors

On 12/13/2018 12:05 AM, Sean Conner via cctalk wrote: > It was thus said that the Great allison via cctalk once stated: >> On 12/12/2018 03:04 PM, Sean Conner via cctalk wrote: >>> It was thus said that the Great allison via cctalk once stated: The whole thing comes from a project for myself..

AMD Am8177 Datasheet

Does anyone have a datasheet for an Am8177 shift register? Seems to be ECL. Thanks, Kyle

Re: AMD Am8177 Datasheet

Gah...just found it. http://www.bitsavers.org/components/amd/_dataBooks/1989_AMD_Personal_Computer_Products.pdf Page 693 of the PDF. Sorry, Kyle On Thu, Dec 13, 2018 at 11:30 AM Kyle Owen wrote: > Does anyone have a datasheet for an Am8177 shift register? Seems to be ECL. > > Thanks, > > Kyl

Re: AMD Am8177 Datasheet

> From: Kyle Owen > Gah...just found it. We've all been there... :-) Noel

Re: AMD Am8177 Datasheet

Kyle, Where did you find that part? I designed the video stage of the AT&T Pixel Machine back in the late 80's using that part. It was perfect for us as I had to access up to 16 cards worth of pixels in TTL and spit out a video rate stream in ECL to drive the lookup tables and the DACs. Only ti

now - Popular Electonics was Re: Manual sources

YEP! Pretty sure all Popular  Electronics  were  online?   Bill Yes  the  'for  profit'   model diminished   due  to  online scanned  holdings.  It  also diminished  the value  of  some publications  also as  many people are  OK  with having a  digital  copy and  do not have the urge or need

Re: AMD Am8177 Datasheet

On Thu, Dec 13, 2018, 23:49 Marc Howard via cctalk Kyle, > > Where did you find that part? I designed the video stage of the AT&T Pixel > Machine back in the late 80's using that part. It was perfect for us as I > had to access up to 16 cards worth of pixels in TTL and spit out a video > rate st

Re: AMD Am8177 Datasheet

I have a few thousand ECL chips here if anyone needs any. I'll try to post a list by the first. Paul On Fri, Dec 14, 2018 at 12:00 AM Kyle Owen via cctalk wrote: > On Thu, Dec 13, 2018, 23:49 Marc Howard via cctalk wrote: > > > Kyle, > > > > Where did you find that part? I designed the video

Re: AMD Am8177 Datasheet

Let us know of any bipolar AMD am2900, anything in the am2900 Bipolar Microprocessor Family. 2900 demo board: http://www.donnamaie.com/AMD_Vintage/EVAL_Board_cropped_reduced.pdf www.donnamaie.com Created Date: 1/15/2009 12:09:39