joltes@husc4.HARVARD.EDU (Richard Joltes) (08/31/90)
Hi all, While digging through yet more old stuff in the Science Center I came across a Q-bus board with not much information on it. I don't have any peripherals manuals that list it (or I'm not looking hard enough)... Anyway, it's a dual-height beastie with a single 40-pin Berg connector and the legend "asynchronous line intr" (it's presumably a mux of some flavour) and the DEC number "M8017" on it. For some reason the term "DLV-11" keeps crossing my mind but it's probably wrong. There's no prize for the correct answer, but if I can't use it it'll probably end up being sold to some lucky winner for $5. Thanks, Dick Joltes joltes@husc4.harvard.edu Mgr. of Hardware & Facilities Harvard University Science Center
mark@infocomm.com (08/31/90)
In article <4042@husc6.harvard.edu>, joltes@husc4.HARVARD.EDU (Richard Joltes) writes: > Hi all, > > While digging through yet more old stuff in the Science Center I came across > a Q-bus board with not much information on it. I don't have any peripherals > manuals that list it (or I'm not looking hard enough)... > > Anyway, it's a dual-height beastie with a single 40-pin Berg connector and the > legend "asynchronous line intr" (it's presumably a mux of some flavour) and the > DEC number "M8017" on it. For some reason the term "DLV-11" keeps crossing > my mind but it's probably wrong. HELL, this sounds familiar. I think I have one of those sitting on top of my machine. . . wait . . . YUP. The M8017 is what I have, and I know it is definately a DLV11. This thing used to be somewhat useful as an interface for my MicroVAX and a TU58 dual tape drive that I also have which was once used to support customers with VAX 750's. > There's no prize for the correct answer, but if I can't use it it'll probably > end up being sold to some lucky winner for $5. Any one can have either (or both) the DLV11 and/or TU58 for merely the cost of shipping. -- Mark Pizzolato - INFO COMM Computer Consulting, Redwood City, Ca PHONE: (415)369-9366 UUCP: decwrl!infopiz!mark or uunet!lupine!infopiz!mark DOMAIN: mark@infocomm.com