[rescue] Cadmus 9200s in Estonia

[Meelis Roos]

> Is the 9200 the one with a 68K CPU on a (DEC) QBUS backplane? I remember
> working with one of those in the 80's, porting the Whitesmiths C compiler
> and some criss-assemblers to run on it.

Yes. 68010, 10 MHz, and a custom RAM board that has direct connection to 
CPU board with 2 ribbon cables for faster bus.

Most other cards seem to be just QBUS - most are labeled by PCS (makers 
of Cadmus), disk controller is from Emulex.

Storage enclosure has one SMD/ST-506 disk and room for a removable media 
device, most have QIC tape drives or nothing there. I have yet to 
understand how and where the QIC drive needs to be connected.

For these who have asked for one, I do not promise anything yet.
 
Yesterday I got a bunch of manuals, no QIC tape other than new ones, 
another Cadmus terminal (this time a rebranded Wyse) and a promise that 
all the boxes are free to go. Additionally I found a front panel of a 
Cadmus 9600 and got a hint that the 9600 might still be somewhere.

-- 
Meelis Roos (mroos at linux.ee)