Hi!
Anyone remember how to use this program that announces itself as "PDT-11
Virtual Terminal Monitor v1.07" ? I found it on a floppy of RT-11 v4.0
with my pile of PDT-11 treasures (which amazingly still seem to read fine
and work wonderfully; disk file timestamps around 1979 - 1982).
I thoug
Thanks very much Paul and others. The overview you linked is very
helpful as I now have the actual model number for the rack that I have.
It is indeed the H9642-AD 40" "Top Loader" but it is missing whatever
cross piece goes behind the H9544 DA Bezel (#4) shown in the component
parts diagram.
My
Page #14 of:
http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/tandon/TM848-1_TM-848-2_Product_Specification_Mar81.pdf
Unless "-02" is different than "-2" ...
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Chris:
The traditional DEC racks/cabinets are either full-height ("standard" =
H960) and part-height ("short" = H967) 19" racks. These are welded steel
frames built for computer-room type environments. When DEC started selling
into office environments (think data processing / business operations
