[comp.sys.hp] HP Integral Personal Computers and Accessories Forsale

nyenhuis@dynamo.ecn.purdue.edu (John Nyenhuis) (05/16/91)

   I have three HP Integral Personal Computers (IPC) and accessories 
which I would like to sell. Make me an offer on what interests
you on the list below. (I am hoping to get around $2000 for the 
entire lot.)

 Thanks,

   John N.

P.S. Is anyone interested in selling the Software Engineering ROM
     and piggyback RS 232 for the IPC?


John Nyenhuis   Purdue University  School of Electrical Engineering
West Lafayette IN 47907   (317)494-3524     nyenhuis@ecn.purdue.edu

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  Overview: The HP IPC is a transportable UNIX box with a 
            512 x 255 Electro-luminescent display and 
            8 MHz 68000. The base unit has UNIX in ROM,
            512 K RAM, and HP-IB interface. Compared to what is 
            now available, it is slow, but I think the IPC makes a 
            great portable instrument controller. (1989 was the last
            year it appeared in the HP catalog.)

(A) 3 IPCs with HP-UX 5.0 ROM. Condition is quite good. They all work
    like new. The keyboards are clean and there are no sticky keys.
    The displays are crisp and there is no screen burn. Cosmetic
    condition of the cases is near new and units pass all diagnostics.
    Printers and floppy discs are all in good condition.
    Each unit comes with a mouse and original OS discs.

    Only a few minor defects are known:

   (i) The plastic guide on the entrance to the disc drive is
       missing on two of the units. This seems to be just cosmetic;
       I have had no problem in getting discs in and out of the
       drive.

   (ii) The membrane cover of the LF and FF buttons on the printer
        on one unit has a small tear. The printer works fine.


(B) Three 829191A Serial Interface boards.

(C) Two 82927A 1/2 Meg memory boards.

(D) Two 82927A memory boards which I have upgraded to 1 Meg
    by soldering in sockets and adding chips. These two boards
    pass the memory diagnostic test and I have had no trouble
    with them.

(E) Three sets of the User's guide and Comprehensive guide. (Two
    binders each.)

(F) Two sets of the Datacomm software program. (One binder each.)

(G) Two sets of HP-UX Technical Basic, version 1 (two binders each).
    Also, I have 1 copy of the Basic 5 disc, which I got from
    Solve and Integrate Corp. (Basic 1.0 will not work properly with
    the HP-UX 5.0 ROM; additional Basic 5.0 disc sets can be bought
    for around $15 from Solve and Integrate Corp. [503-754-1207])

(H) Two sets of HP-UX Tools discs version 1.0 (8 original discs
    each set.)

(I) HP-UX Reference Sections 1-9 (3 binders).

(J) HP-UX Concepts and Tutorials (4 binders).

(K) Spare keyboard in excellent condition.

(L) Spare HP-UX 1.0 ROM and spare HP-UX 5.0 ROM. I believe these
    work, but I have not tested them.

(M) Spare display and Think Jet printer mechanism. There are in
    good cosmetic condition, and I believe that they work, but
    are untested.

(N) Users library of 10 discs from Solve and Integrate. (Cost was
    $150.) Included are

     IPC-0001  IPC Graphics & Text-Editing Utilities
     IPC-0002  IPC Demos
     IPC-0003  IPC Kermit and File Translation Utilities
               (Includes programs to read/write MS-DOS 720K 3.5" discs)
     IPC-0004  IPC Languages (XLISP & Pilot)
     IPC-0005  Basic Toolkit
     IPC-0006  IPC 5.02 Upgrade Disc
     IPC-0007  IPC Revision Control System
     IPC-0008  Driver Writer's Disc
     IPC-0009  IPC Forth
     IPC-0011  IPC ICON 6.0 Programming Language

(O) Memomaker disc from Solve and Integrate. No manual, but it can 
    be purchased for $25.50. (I think the on line documentation 
    is sufficiently good that no manual is needed.)

(P) Complete C 5.0 language set from Solve and Integrate, consisting
    of 6 discs and photocopied documentation. 

(Q) Device IO documentation and discs from Integrate and Solve.

(R) One angled HP-IB cable for connecting IPC to an external
    disc drive

(S) Two HP cloth dust covers for the IPC.

(T) One HP cloth carrying case.

    Proposed terms:

    1. Seller warrants that computers, serial interfaces, and memory
       boards will work when received by buyer. Any claims by Buyer
       must be made within 5 working days of receipt of order.
       Warranty does not apply if hardware is abused or tampered with.

    2. The spare ROMS, display, and printer mechanism are sold as-is.
       For a suitable offer, these can also be warrantied.

    3. Seller will ship UPS COD within 4 working days of receipt of a
       a 20% deposit in certified funds.

    4. Buyer will bear cost of shipping, insurance, and COD charges.

    5. UPS COD is to be paid with a certified check.