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Hi, Power supplies are OK and both drives are doing the same thing. I have tried it in the single drive mode and same problem. The only thing I have found is...
bob777_32119
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Dec 10, 2009
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Hi, Did you check the disk signals and addressing ? Did you try to run the unit with one drive attached ? If it works then one of your drives is bad, if it's...
Rik Bos
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Has anyone had any experience with repairing the 9122D other than the sticking drive problem ?? I have one that passes the power up self tests but the drive...
bob777_32119
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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. ...
Alan Melia
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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...
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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,...
Everett Kaser
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Oct 15, 2009
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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...
j_amodio
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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...
j_amodio
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Oct 15, 2009
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Hi again Jorge, You have confirmed my findings on this. Now, if the ROM Drawer has no logic on the board, is the EPROM Drawer similar or does it have a lot of ...
Steve Rooke
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Oct 15, 2009
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Hi Jorge, That sounds very interesting and it sounds like a good way to impliment this. In my case there is no need for the HP-IB interface as it's already ...
Steve Rooke
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Oct 15, 2009
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As I understand it with a bit of googling around, these are not just simple EPROMs and so that does not look like a way of adding ROMS to the ROM Drawer. Steve...
Steve Rooke
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Hi Ash, That's very encouraging news for me as I'm sure there will be a myriad of questions I will need answered as soon as I really get going with this ...
Steve Rooke
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j_amodio wrote... ... Hmmm... maybe after you finish that project, you can start implementing a new version of the 85 CPU? Then you can just build a whole new...
Everett Kaser
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Oct 15, 2009
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Thanks for the information Ash, don't know if you saw my project page but finally I managed to put something together to extend the bus with a flat cable: ...
j_amodio
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Oct 15, 2009
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Hi Jorge, The I/O extender diving board part has HP number 5060-5983 on it. This maybe just the PC so the whole assembly (with conector) may have a different...
ash_chook
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Oct 14, 2009
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Is not that simple as finding an EPROM with the right pinout. The expansion ROMs are a proprietary HP design that include part of the address decoding logic,...
j_amodio
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Oct 14, 2009
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I've been working in a project trying to emulate the functionality of several modules using an external microcontroller. Besides putting together a clone of...
j_amodio
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I don't know about the calculators, but it's routinely done for other instruments. Some of the files are Intel Hex format which goes into EPROM programmers...
J. Forster
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Hi Steve, There's a few very talented members that go far back & beyond just collectors here, some have produced 3rd party programable rom draws & other types...
ash_chook
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Oct 14, 2009
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Hi Alan, I remember those printers and may have even had one or two with the HPIB interface go through my hands over the years. OK, that makes it interesting ...
Steve Rooke
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Is it possible to build your own ROMs from these images and somehow fit them into a ROM drawer? Steve 2009/10/13 J. Forster <jfor@...> ... -- Steve Rooke...
Steve Rooke
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Hi Ash, 2009/10/13 ash_chook <ash_chook@...> ... Thanks for the pointers, a lot of useful information in there and so much to learn. ... I'll try to...
Steve Rooke
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Oct 14, 2009
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Many HP-85 / 86 Rom dumps are made by John Shadbolt http://www.vintagecomputers.freeserve.co.uk/hp85/ for his HP-85 super rom project. -Rik _____ Van:...
Rik Bos
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Oct 13, 2009
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Most of the manuals are also available at the HP computer museum www.hpmuseum.net -Rik _____ Van: hpseries80@yahoogroups.com...
Rik Bos
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Oct 13, 2009
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Try emailing Artek Media. Dave has lots of manuals and is generally helpful. -John...
J. Forster
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Oct 13, 2009
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Hi Steve, the HPIB printer might not be as difficult as you imagine. A lot of these printers were MX80, RX80, and FX80s with an optional HPIB interface fitted...
Alan Melia
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Oct 13, 2009
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I meant that, since Bruce maintains an archive of HP and Tek stuff already, it might be useful to provide him with S80 ROM contents, so the information is not...
J. Forster
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Oct 13, 2009
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Hi John, I had a quick look on Bluefeather but did not see anything for HP series 80 do you have a link? Ash......
ash_chook
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Oct 13, 2009
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I don't know if this has been done as yet, but Bruce Lane of Bluefeather Technologies maintains an archive of old ROM data. IMO, it'd be worth getting as many...
J. Forster
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Oct 13, 2009
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Hi Steve, Some very good sites for series80. I/O rom (a must) and maybe AP roms (REV.B)would help later with programing. ...
ash_chook
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