[Techtoolslist] WTB 6502 pods

[Ness and Steve]

Sorry Art,
Only have the one. I do have a spare 8086 if you need one.
Cheers
Steve

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Art Mallet - Artfromny" <artfromny at nycap.rr.com>
To: "Technical Tools Mail List" <techtoolslist at flippers.com>
Sent: Thursday, June 28, 2007 1:00 AM
Subject: [Techtoolslist] WTB 6502 pods



>I need a few - must be working, no broken or badly bent pins, guaranteed to 

>pass selftest on arrival.

> Let me know what you have, will pay or trade for other pods

> thanks

>

> Art

>

> ----- Original Message ----- 

> From: "Aidan Grey" <apgrey at odyssey.on.ca>

> To: <techtoolslist at flippers.com>

> Sent: Friday, April 13, 2007 12:07 AM

> Subject: [Techtoolslist] Fwd: GPIB

>

>

>> Hello all,

>> I have a few questions relating to PC interface cards:

>> 1> I have an old dataman omnipro2 programmer which uses a custom ISA 

>> card. Has anyone run something like this on a P3 motherboard running at 

>> 1Ghz?

>> - I am currently running it on a 486DX2-66 but it ill only run when I set 

>> the BIOS to run in CGA/EGA graphics mode.

>> 2>I was wondering if anybody has any advice when looking for a suitable 

>> GPIB controller for this same PC. I intend to use it with my HP54120 

>> 18Ghz scope via Agilent VEE. I have never used VEE and never used GPIB.

>>

>> Many thanks

>> Steve

>>

>>

>> Steve:

>>

>>  There is a lot of information on GPIB on the National Instruments Web 

>> site at

>> www.ni.com.  There is also a GPIB news forum there, with many GPIB 

>> experts

>> offering their advise.

>>

>>  Unfortunately, I don't have the URL for that forum, but it is echoed on 

>> a

>> newsgroup.  You might search your news provider for any newsgroup 

>> containing

>> "gpib".

>>

>>  I would suggest buying an NI ISA GPIB controller for your machine rather 

>> than

>> an HP one.  They are offered regularly on EBay.  The software support for

>> NI cards seems a little better than for HP right now.

>>

>>  I assume that the PC in question has only ISA slots.  If not, there are 

>> other

>> options.

>>

>>  The problem with you omnipro2 card sounds a little odd.  Is it possible 

>> that

>> it is memory mapped, and interferes with the VGA memory regions?  Or, is 

>> it

>> using IRQ 9 and causing an IRQ conflict with VGA?

>>

>>

>> Aidan Grey

>>

>>

>>

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