Digital PDP 11/44
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by Bill Degnan - 04/18/2014 22:42 |
 KD11-Z cards - the main card array. This unit also has an expansion backplane connected to the KD11-Z with a UNIBUS 9302
 Front view of the Digital PDP 11/44
 The orginal 11/44 Module Utilization Chart. My system does not have all of these installed.
Here's a good page that describes the system http://www.pdp-11.nl/pdp11-44startpage.html According to that site, if the two first slots are empty, that's ok: C-F : empty, reserved for M7091 (KE44-A) A-F : empty, reserved for M7092 (KE44-A). slots 11 and 12 could also be empty. Some slots have only a Grant Continuity card. Now what? Do I really want to get into this? Well maybe. The manual seems straightforward enough....ug More pics Reply |
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