Help by a Card

[i440bx]

Hi,

i got 2 of this Cards. Do you know what it is? The printing of the Sticker says:

SIEMENS NIXDORF INFORMATIONSSYSTEME AG
16 PORT AT BUS SACHNUMMER:
NNX: 83175.00.2.15

In the lower left corner is a N80C186XL20 CPU...

How many money i can get for this Cards??
Is there anyone Interrested?

Greetings, Robert

EDIT: The other one has a less Chips.. Maybe a 8 PORT AT BUS..???

[Marcin]

SCSI controller I think

[i440bx]

That where a very Strange SCSI Controller. Look at the Connector

78 Pins !!!!!!!

[sammyc]

Pretty worthless I'm afraid unless you are in the right place at the right time...



The Chase AT4/AT8/AT8+/AT16+ are a family of intelligent I/O expansion cards which work in combination with any AT/ISA ( Industry Standard Architecture ) bus 286 / 386 / 486 based personal computers allowing up to 64 terminals to be connected to the host. The Chase AT family of cards has been designed to support these additional terminals without degrading the performance of the main system processor. The Chase I/O solutions provide a fast, cost effective and proven way of providing true multi-user performance for end users, OEM's and computer manufacturers alike. Typical applications include word processing, office automation, point-of-sale, data acquisition and industrial control systems in fact anywhere that there is a requirement for high performance serial I/O.