I recently acquired a HP 9825 and have a project planned that will need
serial i/o. If anyone has one of these interfaces they'd care to sell, I
would be interested in visiting about it.
Thanks,
Tom
Yep, recognized it. Just shows to go you, very few new stories out there.
It's all about character development and CGI.
Tom
On Wednesday, July 27, 2016, Fred Cisin wrote:
> On Wed, 27 Jul 2016, pdaguytom . wrote:
>
>> +1
>> Fred's dissertation on time for MSDOS
+1
Fred's dissertation on time for MSDOS code in CP/M was a fantastic giggle.
Thanks,
Tom
On Wednesday, July 27, 2016, Mouse wrote:
> > Bunches of money if you want it to be packed well.
> ...
> > NO color nor colour!
> ...
> > OB_Standard_Disclaimer: Guaranteed not to work. In the event of
Hmmm...Ok. Sorry for the double post. Inconsistent behavior or
interpretation on my part.
Tom
On Sat, Jun 11, 2016 at 9:40 AM, Liam Proven wrote:
> On 11 June 2016 at 14:22, pdaguytom wrote:
> > Okay so I'm trying again, as the Classiccmp software is not letting my
> &g
Okay so I'm trying again, as the Classiccmp software is not letting my
post through with the correct name of the subject computer included in the
post (I've tried thrice).
My D#CM@TE II has begun behaving very strangely.
The computers began to develop keyboard issues a few weeks ago, which
resolv
Looking for a Decmate II motherboard. Doesn't need to have the CPU.
Thanks,
Tom
Checking to see if I am now able to post to the list.
Tom
Hello all,
I've got a Decmate II that has a keyboard issue. I've tested with a LK401
that I use with my Rainbow 100 system, keyboard works fine with the Rainbow
but gives a error 48 with the Decmate. I've had a look at the motherboard,
tracing pins 14 & 15 from the db15 connector to a series of
I've got a Decmate II that has a keyboard issue. I've tested with a LK401
that I use with my Rainbow 100 system, keyboard works fine with the Rainbow
but gives a error 48 with the Decmate. I've had a look at the motherboard,
tracing pins 14 & 15 from the db15 connector to a series of what looks t
Just picked up a Decmate 2 and have managed to get a monitor, keyboard and
boot disk (I think) setup for it, but when I attempt to boot it, I'm
getting alternating error codes 17 and 19(on different boot attempts).
I've searched and found some of the startup error codes but not these
particular on
I'm pretty sure that the Sun Blade 100 uses IDE, one of the cheap IDE to CF
cards from ebay would likely work there. I've usually bought these in bulk
and have been less than picky (other than price☺) about these and have not
had any issues.
The SCSI to CF have always been a bit spendy for my taste
Hi Tony,
Yes that was top of 1st things to do list, was make an extension cable.
I've double checked that I have +5v, -5v and 12v on the cpu board side of
the plug. Yes I left the i/o cables unplugged. The cpu board actually is
pretty well kept, didn't notice any corrosion or physical damage. I
I recently picked up an HP 9815s ( was originally an 'a' model but was
upgraded with an 's' cpu board and the option 002 i/o long before me), that
displays the "---" when turned on. I've scrounged through
Google and learned that this particular display is generated by the display
board
I'm trying to get a response from the gentleman, I'd like to try to pick
it up.
On Jan 16, 2016 1:15 AM, "Mark Linimon" wrote:
> Of course I will go pick it up to prevent it from going to the dump,
> if no one else will. I am in Austin.
>
> mcl
>
The Fuel PS can be swapped for its PC counter part. Wonder over to
Nekochan.net and search for Fuel Power supply, there is a lot of info on
this. The p1 connector has to be resorted and the replacement PS has to
have the fan monitoring and that signal has to be adjusted to what L1
expects. The
Just acquired an HP 9826/36, that needs a couple of keyboard switches and
keycaps, specifically the EXECUTE switch and the ")" switch.
Does anyone have these or a spare keyboard they'd care to sell?
I can live with the ) key missing as the switch is sheared at the + only
and otherwise operates fine
Back on TAS for just shy of a grand with free shipping.
On Fri, Jul 24, 2015 at 2:27 PM, Tothwolf wrote:
> On Fri, 24 Jul 2015, William Donzelli wrote:
>
> Sounds like you are doing much better than me.
>>>
>>
>> Power Seller Master Race.
>>
>
> Pfft...Nintendo forever! ;P
>
> Just a former Pow
I've got some pins that appear to be the right size from when I was making
battery packs (electric R/C) that I plan to solder to the resistor with a
little bit of heat shrink on each leg to keep from starting fires or other
exciting things from happening. A sorta kludge. I remember using these
st
Perfect. Thanks Glen.
On Fri, Jun 19, 2015 at 8:37 AM, Glen Slick wrote:
> On Fri, Jun 19, 2015 at 6:10 AM, pdaguytom . wrote:
> > Need help with my 2113e, can someone take a look at their 1000 series
> that
> > using the 820ohm resistor on the battery input and tel
Need help with my 2113e, can someone take a look at their 1000 series that
using the 820ohm resistor on the battery input and tell me which pins to
shunt? Looking at the plug on the rear of the machine there are nine holes
arranged 3x3. I've found TerraHertz's tear down and he shows the shunt
pl
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