Max:
Yeah, I'd say, sight unseen, that those are 3270 emulator cards and the
requisite software for terminals between the pcs and the mframes.
-Mike
Max Eskin wrote:
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> >If you have any 3270pc stuff laying around, I'm still in the market for
> >documents, software, parts, pieces or systems. Lemme know.
> In that supply room, there are about 25 shrink-wrapped boxes of somethin
> called "IBM 3270"; I was wondering what it was-have no clue myself.
> It might go with the 11 full length 8-bit IBM PC cards, that have BNC
> connectors on them. This is why I asked what an IBM 370 was earlier-
> it acts as a host for this.
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