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National Instruments GPIB Board for Mac SE
- Thread starter lgjk1
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That's an impressively large board to just supply an IEEE-488 port.
It's interesting how the board has solder pads for an 68881 and a DMA controller. Perhaps they might of used the same physical board for an SE/30 version? (Spoken out of ignorance, I haven't seen either in the flesh so I don't know mechanically how similar the PDS slots are between the two.)
It's interesting how the board has solder pads for an 68881 and a DMA controller. Perhaps they might of used the same physical board for an SE/30 version? (Spoken out of ignorance, I haven't seen either in the flesh so I don't know mechanically how similar the PDS slots are between the two.)
Hello Gorgonops,
sorry for the late reply. I don't think that the board was supposed to fit in a SE/30 as well. The SE/30 slot has more pins, which are not provided on the board.
But in the short form catalog spring/summer 1990 (which I got whith the board) is stated:
- Optional Motorola MC6681 numeric coprocessor
- Optional MC68440 DMA Controller for data rates as high as 1 Mbytes/s
Of course my board has neither the one, nor the other option. :b&w:
In the catalog LabVIEW 2 is presented as well. Has anybody an idea how to get this? Maybe someone has a copy/image? It would be great to see how this software (which I use in my job in the 2010 version, by the way) was 20 years ago...
lgjk1
sorry for the late reply. I don't think that the board was supposed to fit in a SE/30 as well. The SE/30 slot has more pins, which are not provided on the board.
But in the short form catalog spring/summer 1990 (which I got whith the board) is stated:
- Optional Motorola MC6681 numeric coprocessor
- Optional MC68440 DMA Controller for data rates as high as 1 Mbytes/s
Of course my board has neither the one, nor the other option. :b&w:
In the catalog LabVIEW 2 is presented as well. Has anybody an idea how to get this? Maybe someone has a copy/image? It would be great to see how this software (which I use in my job in the 2010 version, by the way) was 20 years ago...
lgjk1
