Heurikon MLZ 92A multibus
C. W. Robertson
Has anybody been looking for information about the Heurikon MLZ 92A?
I've searched the web and I can't find anything on them.
I know it's a 4 Mhz Z80 single board computer, on a multibus I card.
I have three of these boards, with the 8" boot disk and manual from
heurikon that I'd give away to a good home.
The bios is set up strange. A & B are SS/SD, E & F are the same drives but
SS/DD.
Don't worry, that still leaves me the several s-100 systems and xeroxes.
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C. W. Robertson
Physics Lab Coordinator http://web.physics.twsu.edu
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Allison
>Hi there!
>Has anybody been looking for information about the Heurikon MLZ 92A?
>I've searched the web and I can't find anything on them.
they may be a design that was formerly from NS, Intel or other
company, look for similar boards.
>I know it's a 4 Mhz Z80 single board computer, on a multibus I card.
>I have three of these boards, with the 8" boot disk and manual from
>heurikon that I'd give away to a good home.
I would be very interested in one or two.
Allison
Real address is: Allisonp @ world DOT std DOT com
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Herbert R Johnson
*>"C. W. Robertson" <robe...@WSUHUB.UC.TWSU.EDU> wrote:
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*>>Has anybody been looking for information about the Heurikon MLZ 92A?
*>>I've searched the web and I can't find anything on them.
*>
*>they may be a design that was formerly from NS, Intel or other
*>company, look for similar boards.
*>
Heurikon produced a number of Multibus systems in the 1980's, pretty good
ones as I recall. "Multibus" refers to the card bus standard developed
and sold by Intel. Intel has turned over its Multibus rights, designs
and inventory to another company who provides products and new old stock:
maybe someone can call out who they are. CP/M was used on many Multibus
systems. A Web search on "Multibus" may be helpful.
Herb Johnson
Herbert R. Johnson http://pluto.njcc.com/~hjohnson
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