Gregg C Levine wrote:
They even made time clocks.
Even? Time clocks and ticker tape machines were IBM's first products!
¬R
Plus scales for measuring weight. Looked like butcher scales. CTR,
Computing, Tabulating, Recording, was the original name (I think).
Jim
Glenn Knickerbocker wrote:
Gregg C Levine wrote:
They even made time clocks.
Even? Time clocks and ticker tape machines were IBM's first
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I remember that when I started school in a one room country school
house
in 1949 that there was a clock on the wall that said, on the front
face,
IBM.
There's one (a gorgeous wall
What about scales?
Fred
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Gregg C Levine wrote:
They even made time clocks.
Even? Time clocks and ticker tape machines were IBM's first products!
¬R
I remember that when I started school in a one room country school
house
in 1949 that there was a clock on the wall that said, on the front
face,
IBM.
There's one (a gorgeous wall model with pendulum) in the lobby of the
POK briefing center that I'd pay significant money to have. Maybe some
I have a 3380K at home I used as a storage cabinet, I gutted it when we
discontinued them and sold the aluminum that surrounds the HDA. I took
one of them and cut the frame down to about 30 high and rewelded the
top to it and makes a great work platform to work on lawn mowers etc..
Julian
I don't have anything in the way of old equipment such as that or even
pictures, but I have some historical information. I started working
for IBM in 1967 in a marketing branch office in Chicago. I would
dutifully update my IBM sales manual, replacing pages and pitching the
old ones.
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Steve--I thought that your posting about the old equipment would cause
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I saw a carbine like that in the IBM museum in Endicott. Gotta get back
there before I retire back to Texas in a year of so. I'm only about 35
miles up the road, now.
I remember
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5 of them. I
Steve--I thought that your posting about the old equipment would cause
the list to be swamped with old memories. The picture is kind of
misleading. I recognized the tape drives as machines that looked like
3420 drives except at first glance, I thought that the person was
standing behind them
If you look closely you will see he is sitting on top of the tape drives not standing behind them.
Therefor, they must be 3420's I cant think of any other tape drives with enough flat room on the top
so you can sit on them. It is warm up there. :)
That is a 3270 terminal on a 3274 control
Hi list,
We have a problem here, may be why we don't know very well the 3174 machine.
We are running TCP/IP under VM/ESA, but the 3174 machine don't want work.
Unfortunatelly We don't have here in our hands, the TCPMAINT Log, but
tomorrow, may be.
For now, We have our IOCP
nome
de Alan Altmark
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On Wednesday, 07/11/2007 at 04:45 EDT, Sergio Lima
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We have a problem here, may be why we don't know very well
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Alan,
3174 can participate in a TCP/IP network if has Ethernet adapter or into a
Token Ring if configured
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That 3174 IP gateway feature only operates when the 3174 is a) running SNA
microcode and is b) attached to VTAM. It is not supported for use with the
VM TCP stack.and does not work.
It's nie to know that you have the other one of those beasts. I
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Alan,
3174 can participate in a TCP/IP network if has Ethernet adapter or into a
Token Ring
On Wednesday, 07/11/2007 at 05:36 EDT, Carlos Bodra [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
3174 can participate in a TCP/IP network if has Ethernet adapter or into
a
Token Ring if configured with TKR adapter. There are some specific
configuration questions to make this possible.
As an SNA PU, yes. As a
5 of them. I have a 3174 with a T/R adapter. Runs 3 SNA printers.
Talks SNA to an OSA-E card (for about a month now). Has been running
for a lng time
(I have a 6th, a spare sitting in the corner)
Lots of people had Ethernet and T/R adapters in 3174s for SNA traffic,
but don't confuse
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