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If my memory serves me well, a 13037A was a MAC/HP-IB converter. It was used
to plug MAC disks onto HP-IB interfaces. That generation of disks included
the 50 MB 7920A and the 120-MB 7925A. If you have an old box like an HP3000
Series 40 or similar (Classic, looooong before HP-PA !!!), you can plug old
drives like these. Maybe even older drives (7906A ?) can do too. I think the
HP1000s at the same time were series M, E, and/or F, with similar
interfaces. Not sure, since I'm not an HP1000 expert.
In this case, MAC has of course nothing to do with Apple computers. It was
the pre-HPIB disk technology. And, btw, at that time, I believe disks were
still spelled discs. We're dealing with late-70s to early-80s equipment.
That's the best I can remember so far.
Christian Lheureux
Responsable du Département Systèmes et Réseaux
Head of Systems and Networks Department
APPIC R.H.
HPConnect Systems Integrator / HP3000 Expert / HP e-Partner
Tel : +33-1-69-80-97-22 / Fax : +33-1-69-80-97-14 / e-mail :
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> -----Message d'origine-----
> De : HP-3000 Systems Discussion [mailto:[log in to unmask]]De la
> part de Will Jennings
> Envoyé : jeudi 1 février 2001 19:17
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> Objet : [HP3000-L] HP 13037A
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> Hi,
> I just bought one of these and was wondering what disk drives
> work with
> it? I don't have the manual, otherwise I wouldn't have to ask ;p Is
> there another board that plugs into the 1000-series chassis to
> interface to the 13037A?
>
> Will J
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