I'm fairly sure it existed. ADR (Applied Data Research) only wrote
unusual MIMIC simulators when needed. IIRC, we did some sort of process
control or analytical instrumentation project for Rolm & Haas itself,
and they insisted the 1602 be used. The listing for that is probably in
the attic too...
/Bob
On 6/25/2019 8:49 PM, Henry Bent wrote:
On Tue, 25 Jun 2019 at 20:41, Bob Supnik <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
Rolm & Haas made a militarized Nova-compatible minicomputer called
the
1602 - a follow on to their 1601 Ruggednova system. It had an
extended
instruction set. I know this because I found the listings for the
PDP10
based 1602 simulator in my attic tonight. I've never seen any other
documentation.
I'm not sure this system adds anything to Nova lore, but if people
are
interested, I can try to compile a "feature set" from the PDP10
simulator code.
/Bob
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Was it actually used in production, or did it just exist in a
simulator form? I can easily imagine a simulator for such a thing
being written but not surviving past a failed bid process, so no hardware.
-Henry
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