Facit-terminals
Jonas Wissting
one has the screen mounted on a L-shaped stand and it can be rotated
to either landscape or portrait-mode, the other has a rather heavy
keyboard and some kind of video-connector on the backside, do anyone
know anything or have docs about these?
Jonas
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Jonas Wissting <wi...@eelwing.arda> wrote:
>I have two terminals (glass-terminals), both FACIT whithout any docs,
FACIT was a Swedish manufacturer of various office equipment including
calculators, typewriters, diverse terminals, even computers, for those who
didn't know that.
>one has the screen mounted on a L-shaped stand and it can be rotated
>to either landscape or portrait-mode,
This would be a FACIT TWIST. Basically VT100 compatible, but can also work
in a 'proprietary' mode. Support hardware flow control. Should have a very
nice high-resolution paper-white and almost flicker-free display. Displays
24 lines of 80 characters each (standard VT100 size) in landscape mode
with nice large characters, and _72_ lines at 80 characters in portrait
mode (i.e., a full page of typed text). I had one of these myself and
loved it :) But it has now found a different (better?) home.
>the other has a rather heavy
>keyboard and some kind of video-connector on the backside,
Are you certain that this is a _terminal_ and not a computer? Does it have
any markings?
>do anyone know anything or have docs about these?
>
> Jonas
// Christian Brunschen
Jonas Wissting
c...@df.lth.se (Christian Brunschen) writes:
...
>>the other has a rather heavy
>>keyboard and some kind of video-connector on the backside,
>
> Are you certain that this is a _terminal_ and not a computer? Does it have
> any markings?
It is the screen that has the video-connector,
mod 4431.
When I first powerd it up, the screen was flickering bad, but it got
better after some time, but then the CRT just died, I was fiddleing
with the setup and changed 60/50Hz mode to 50Hz, what I have, what is
this setting for? it is in the "software"-setup together with
line-speed an parity.
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Philip Nasadowski
(Goran Larsson) wrote:
> and a lot of TTL.
Nah, a LOT of TTL is when you've got 7 or so boards of it. I had a tossed
terminal like that once. Was a REALLY dumb terminal (what a surprise).
Didn't work either, could never get it to play nice with my modem. No
microprocessor in it at all. Had like 7 boards covered with chips. Real
cool. Of course, I tossed it :(