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Leevmeister
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 Posted: Sat Dec 13, 2008 1:34 pm Post subject: Need info on these chips :) |
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I got this chips from a huge lot i got today with a trade.
I searched for info on these AMCC chips, but all i got up with was they were som sort of processor.
The HP chip was on a board from some sort of HP server.
Anyone have some info on these chips?
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kosmokrator
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| Posted: Sat Dec 13, 2008 1:58 pm Post subject: |
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the national semi cd4016md is Quad Bilateral Switch
nice chips |
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Leevmeister
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| kosmokrator wrote: | the national semi cd4016md is Quad Bilateral Switch
nice chips |
Thanks kosmo 
I thought i never could find any vintage chips in the netherlands.
I was wrong |
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doccybrown
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The HP-board looks like taken
from a 1000-system, A-series.
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| Leevmeister wrote: | I thought i never could find any vintage chips in the netherlands.
I was wrong |
because you have become more creative
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johnorun
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Leev,
I have the same white HP processor and they are scarce and unusual.
Does yours have a white ceramic cube on the bottom center?
Can to show a pic of the other side? |
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Leevmeister
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| Quote: | Leev,
I have the same white HP processor and they are scarce and unusual.
Does yours have a white ceramic cube on the bottom center?
Can to show a pic of the other side? |
Hi John,
yes it has an white ceramic cube on the bottom side.
The board that i got with it has some markings on the red handles, and one says PARALEL, so maybe this board is used for an printer of some sort?
Here's an picture of the underside: |
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Elar
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isa-d
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| Posted: Sun Dec 14, 2008 5:56 am Post subject: |
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| HP chip looks like a Tape Drive Controller used in the HP-98xx desktop calculator, CPU used in these calculator is an hybrid 16 bit chip |
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johnorun
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| Posted: Sun Dec 14, 2008 12:06 pm Post subject: |
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| Leevmeister wrote: |
yes it has an white ceramic cube on the bottom side.
The board that i got with it has some markings on the red handles, and one says PARALEL, so maybe this board is used for an printer of some sort?
Here's an picture of the underside: |
Yep, it's the same chip as mine and i've never seen one on a board before. 
Could you take a pic of the board in better lighting, so we can see it better?
Sounds like you could be right about the printer.
This chip has a most unusual package.
Thanks for sharing.... |
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donutty
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I have 4 different types of this chip:
1AD3-6001 (d/c 8628)
1AA1-6001 (d/c 2694 + 1901) [x2]
1AA6-6003 (d/c 2811)
1AA6-6004 (d/c 1582)
Stupidly of me, when at the scrapyard I didn't think to find out which machines they were from. I also have two boards that the 6001s came out of. All the other chips are dated late 70s (77-79).
I lost the clips that hold the chip in the socket 
The board also had nice purple ceramic RAM (x4) and white ROM (x2). The ROM is 1AA2-6200 & 1AA2-6201 (1AA2-6198 & 1AA2-6199 on the other rev. A board). The RAM is all 1AA3-6001.
Again, no idea what these were out of but they boards look like a SBC (the big ceramic chip is CPU?, and the others are ROM and RAM). The board also has LEDs MEM, IO, A, B, C, D, INT & RUN. There is a DIP switch bank marked 'Self test'.
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Neon_WA
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| Posted: Mon Dec 15, 2008 12:10 am Post subject: Re: Need info on these chips :) |
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| Leevmeister wrote: |
The HP chip was on a board from some sort of HP server.
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The board that the white HP chip is from, is a "Parallel duplex interface board - 8 or 16 bit" HP part-number 12006-69003.
The board is from the HP1000 Series HP-IB Systems controller (models A400, A600, A700, A900 & A990), mainly used for real-time automatic testing, measurement and control.
They refer to the processor/s here
http://www.hpmuseum.net/exhibit.php?class=3&cat=37
this the home page for these units (mite be something there.. i did say mite lol)
http://www.hp.com/products1/rte/index.html
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johnorun
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Thanks for the link, Neon!
The mystery surrounding this unusual HP 6001 CPU is disappearing, with Doccy's and your help... |
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Neon_WA
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excerpt from one of the manuals
"The HP 12009A is the interface card for A-Series HP 1000 computers. The card uses two LSI chips to control communication between the HP 1000 and the bus: the I/O processor (IOP) and the processor to HP-IB interface chip. The IOP chip is found on all A-Series cards. It manages I/O operations to free the processor for other tasks. The HP-IB interface chip performs the conversation and control functions required to let the IOP communicate with the bus"
some alternative part numbers (mite help track more info)
1AE7-6200 Hp Add/subtract Math IC - For Data Path Board
1AF5-6001 Hp Order 1TL2-0001 (also this alternative part number comes up "1200-0981")
1AF5-6202 Hp Order 1TL2-0001 - Processor, I
1AH4-6200 Hp Multiply Math IC - For Data Path Board
1AH7-6201 Hp 64 Bit Fp Divider
1AH7-6202 Hp Order 1ah7-6201 - 64 Bit Fp Divider
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Leevmeister
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| My board is an HP 12006 A, is this an interface card too? |
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