For discussion and sharing of all things related to the HP 83, 85, 86, and 87 computers, developed by the Corvallis, Oregon division of Hewlett-Packard in the late 1970's and early 1980's.
Hi John if that is a gpib program for control I am guessing one of two "equipment" people on the hp-agilent group might be interested in that image as well.
Hi, I bought a 89050A module a few months ago. I was delighted to find that inside the case it is a 82929A Programmable ROM Module fitted with one EPROM. I've
j_amodio wrote... ... Apple Mac Mini... an HP-85 in a small box, with 'modern' video and USB connectors (and maybe SD memory slot). Just plug in a keyboard,
Hi Everett, don't tempt me !!! one of the crazy ideas I put on my list some time ago was like what if I take out the complete CPU board and replace it by
Hi Steve, let me combine the response to your last two messages. There are two different "ROM drawers" for the HP Series 80, the most common and perhaps more