> The backplane is third-party, not DEC, and has integral
>termination (no terminator card per se.) It has 8 quad-height slots.
>
> 1A-B M8192YB 1C-D MTI MXV22 (RX11 clone)
> 2A-B MTI MLV11M HD cont. 2C-D ?? 306 BootRoms etc.
> 3A-B M8043 quad SLU (console) 3C-D blank
> 4A-B Camintonn MLV11-J 4x SLU 4C-D blank
> 5A-B blank 5C-D blank (was Pertec VRG-Q)
> 6A-B Camintonn 256KW MOS [4164] 6C-D blank
> 7A-B blank 7C-D blank
> 8A-B blank 8C-D blank
This is surely a strange configuration... the fact that there
are individual boards in the CD side of things indicates that
it is probably a Q-Q backplane, in which case you surely should
NOT plug the RLV11 into it. But the confusuing thing is the
fact that you ahve so many blank slots where one would expect
a grant continuity card if it were Q-Q...
"Is it a puzzlement..."
Megan Gentry
Former RT-11 Developer
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Received on Sat Apr 03 1999 - 21:36:00 BST