[GreenKeys] More Teletypes with Mainframes

[COURYHOUSE at aol.com]

Coury!  thanks!  got it!
 
yea  remember the   ibm   thing  looked   like  a   28  also  but   
different   code...
 
Jim?  do you have more  details?  
 
Yes I love these mags..  what a walk back into  time.
 
 
Coury - -I  sorted  your  our  duplicate  ones and   have 69  though 90  
bound    mostly  compete.   duplicate.
 
no duplicate  early  sixties...
 
we are missing the  first 4  years in the  50's
 
 
In a message dated 7/16/2013 4:44:49 P.M. Mountain Standard Time,  
coryheisterkamp at gmail.com writes:

For the Burroughs, look in the first few issues of '61 (I borrowed them  
from the university library and had to return them earlier today). You'll find 
 a multi-page article describing the design and architecture of the 5000.  
There's a large pic with a layout of planning samples showing the TT on a  
metal cabinet, console height. Could be a 35, but given the flexibility of 
the  5000, who knows?



-Cory

On Jul 16, 2013, at 6:36 PM, _COURYHOUSE at aol.com_ 
(mailto:COURYHOUSE at aol.com)  wrote:




 
OK   though Coury - -   need the  datamation    issue # and page  form  1961
Got  bound mags here...  tried flipping though  did  not   find that  way.
 
 
 
 
In a message dated 7/16/2013 4:34:38 P.M. Mountain Standard Time, 
_coryheisterkamp at gmail.com_ (mailto:coryheisterkamp at gmail.com)   writes:

Ok, found the source for the UNIVAC 3. Take a look at the console  section- 
they call out the M28 specifically. Makes sense given the  distance between 
the print unit and the keyboard. What a sharp  console!


http://bitsavers.trailing-edge.com/pdf/univac/univac3/UnivacIII_OperatorsMan
.pdf   

-Cory

On Jul 16, 2013, at 4:01 PM, _COURYHOUSE at aol.com_ 
(mailto:COURYHOUSE at aol.com)   wrote:




 
seem  photos  etc... and article please!?
we need to start compiling if   so
 
 
In a message dated 7/16/2013 1:25:29 P.M. Mountain Standard Time,  
_coryheisterkamp at gmail.com_ (mailto:coryheisterkamp at gmail.com)   writes:

A few more entries in the 'What computers used an M28 as console  
equipment' category...
 
Just reading through a few issues of Datamation 1961, the  Burroughs B-5000 
features a table top model prominently for operator  I/O (not a skin-tight, 
either), and if I hadn't read it in the manual,  I wouldn't have known it, 
but the UNIVAC III uses the guts of an M28  sunken into its sleek, 
formica-topped operator console.    -Cory


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