> From: Pierre Gebhardt
> As I don't have core memory modules available, I thought of using MS11
> memory, which, according to my research, seems to be an option for
> 11/40 systems.
Err, which kind of MS11? There are lots of different ones:
http://gunkies.org/wiki/MS11
and they don't all work in every UNIBUS PDP-11!
Your options are the -E/-J group, and the -L, but the latter are a bit hard
to find, and expensive. (There may be non-DEC equivalents, but I don't know
about them.) They all need a MUD backplane such as the DD11-C or DD11-D.
(IIRC, the -M has a 'UNIBUS' jumper, but the card uses non-standard voltages
on the backplane; 12V instead of 15V, IIRC.)
> Does that mean that a single H745 regulator might be sufficient for my
> needs?
If you're not using a lot of MM11-L, you would definitely only need one H745,
no matter what configuration you have. (Note that if you have an old
machine/harness, there's a jumper you have to add if you have only a single
H745; see the second paragraph on page 6-18 of DEC-11-H40SA-B-D.)
Noel
