Re: "Plug and Play" adapter for PDP-11/70 panel - BlinkenBone update

2019-01-17 Thread emanuel stiebler via cctalk
On 2019-01-17 13:45, Noel Chiappa via cctalk wrote: > So I'm curious about the flat cables to the -11/70 console, which have been > taken apart into individual conductors. I am wondering why? I do/did it a lot, if you have to get around a corner, and they bend easier. I saw DEC SCSI cables being

Re: "Plug and Play" adapter for PDP-11/70 panel - BlinkenBone update

2019-01-17 Thread Noel Chiappa via cctalk
> From: Jorg Hoppe > Now you can painlessly plug a physical 11/70 panel So I'm curious about the flat cables to the -11/70 console, which have been taken apart into individual conductors. I am wondering why? This doesn't seem to have been done because you needed to re-order them (they tu

Re: "Plug and Play" adapter for PDP-11/70 panel - BlinkenBone update

2019-01-17 Thread Steve Malikoff via cctalk
e) and its switch register board so anyone could print it off and have an accurate full-scale replica (C&K switch paddles done already). Steve. Original Message ---- Subject: "Plug and Play" adapter for PDP-11/70 panel - BlinkenB

"Plug and Play" adapter for PDP-11/70 panel - BlinkenBone update

2019-01-16 Thread Jörg Hoppe via cctalk
There's a new adapter board for the BlinkenBone system. Now you can painlessly plug a physical 11/70 panel to the extended SimH running on a BeagleBone. See http://www.retrocmp.com/projects/blinkenbone/physical-pdp-11-70-panels/288-pdp-11-70-console-panel-on-blinkenbone-plug-and-play-adapter E