>Now this is sounding fun. One question, do you feed the output from the
>SLU to the input of the VT?
You should be able to do that... but the VT103 had some special
paddle board which plugged into the connector on the VT100
basic video board and which provided a connector (2x5) which
connects to something like an MXV11-B, and a second connector
which also attaches to the MXV11-B (or DLV11-J) and routes the
signals through to the external connector (if I remember
correctly - otherwise it provides a separate external
conenction).
I'll have to open up my VT103 at work one of these days to get
the info for you (like part numbers).
Megan Gentry
Former RT-11 Developer
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Received on Sun Aug 16 1998 - 14:39:31 BST