>
> I picked up a Northwest Instruments MicroAnalyst 2000 today with what
> appears to be all the documentation. Not being familiar with it, is this
> something that is still in use today, or is it another contribution to the
> saving of vintage computers stuff?
I have one of those. It's a logic/bus analyzer tool. Did you
get any pods with it? If all you got was a box of boards and no
cables, you're missing some important stuff.
The company I got it from used it for M68K development and debugging
around 1984 and onward. We never could afford the fancier pods (68020, etc.)
so all of our designs were 16-bit-bus architecture.
-ethan
Received on Mon Feb 15 1999 - 15:20:51 GMT
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