Here are my cards:
SWTP MP-09B Rev. B (1980)
MP-MBA (1982)
Hazelwood DM-64
MicroWorks 6850 UIO 6820 (what is this?)
three SWTP MP-S2
SWTP MP-ID Rev. F with parallel
that's all of them, no floppy controllers unless one of these are one.
apparently the serial cards had a tape drive and modem attached, the cable were
labeled as such. I've posted the pictures of the individual cards out of the
case, all but the bridge as I couldn't remove it. they are on this address:
http://www.angelfire.com/ga3/pbboy/swtp/swtp2.htm
Robert
Jeff Hellige wrote:
> Hi Robert,
>
> Thanks for posting the pics...it's certainly in a case I've
> not seen before, though the basic internal layout looks very similar
> to mine. How about comparing the major cards in yours to the list
> below. It's the internals of my SWTPc 6809:
>
> SWTPc MP-09A cpu board with AN 122A modification
> MP-MB mainboard
> MP-1D bridgecard between the SS-50 and SS-30 buses.
> SWTPc DMF2 floppy controller, Rev C
> Two MP-S2 serial cards, each with two serial ports
> MP-L2 paralell card with two paralell ports
>
> Also, here are the docs that I currently have:
>
> DMF2 Floppy disk unit (calls the board both DMAF2 and DMF2A)
> SWTPc 6809 Programming Reference Manual
> SWTPc 6809 Computer System Documenation Manual (covers
> 69A/69K computer, CT-82 terminal, DMAF disk unit, and CDS-1 hard disk)
> SWTPc SBUG-E 6809 ROM Monitor Version 1.5 User's Guide
> Smoke Signal Broadcasting MON-69 user's guide
> MP-09 Processor board assembly instructions
> MP-B3 Mother Board Assembly instructions
> MP-S2 Serial Interface Assembly instructions
> MP-L2 Parallel Interface Assembly instructions
> MP-P2 Power Supply Assembly instructions
>
> The manual isn't the one that shipped with my machine, as
> mine is a S/09, but some of it still applies.
>
> Jeff
>
>
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Received on Tue Apr 10 2001 - 18:29:00 BST