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-=> Quoting Roy J. Tellason to Leonard Erickson <=- RJT> Leonard Erickson wrote in a message to All: LE> Digging thru my junk box, I stumbled upon an old Inmac gizmo: LE> SP-64 LE> Serial-To-Parallel Converter LE> and 64K Buffer LE> Product No. LE> 8149-1 LE> It's got a coax power jack, and no indication of what voltage LE> polarity it wants. RJT> That's probably easy enough to figure out, looking at the inside. RJT> Odds are pretty good that there will be a regulator of some sort in RJT> there, anyway... Yeah, but it's built into a box 2 cm thick, 7.5 cm long and 7 cm wide. It's got *two* PC boards, with the part sides facing each other. Ah. It does come apart without too much trouble. Would an LM341 be the regulator? LE> There's also a 8 position DIP switch inside (probably for setting LE> serial parameters). RJT> That could be somewhat more difficult. Nah, just keep changing parameters until something prints. :-) --- FMailX 1.60* Origin: Shadowgard (1:105/50) SEEN-BY: 633/267 270 @PATH: 105/50 360 106/2000 633/267 |
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