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> Subject: Re: a little TI
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> From: James B. DiGriz <jbdigriz_at_dragonsweb.org>
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> > I have a VPU200 programmer for the 5TI sequencer which uses TM990
> > boards. I don't have any specs, manuals, or software, though.
>
> Thanks for the info. What other boards are in your VPU200?
>
Have to get back to you on that. Presumably a CRT controller, Ram board,
disk controller, and some i/o. It has a CRU port, 5TI port, PC(serial) and
printer ports on the back of the case. The display and a 360K full-height
5-1/4" floppy are built in to the case, the keyboard in the lid. The whole
thing is close to 50 lbs.
There's another model of the VPU200, the -3104, that has a 192tpi 3meg
5-1/4" floppy. That might be an interesting controller board and drive to
find. There seem to have been some reliability issues with them, though.
>The Nov. '82 issue of Home Computer Magazine has a description and a few
> > minimal photos of the 990/602. It's archived at
> > ftp://ftp.whtech.com/magazines/99er/99er8211.max
>
> What's the *.max extension ^ ?
>
>
The Visioneer PaperPort scanner proprietary format. There's no linux port
of the software or the viewer, but the free windows viewer is on the
ftp.whtech.com site. Dunno about Mac.
jbdigriz
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