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![]() my favorite commercial design "oops" was a pricey multi-port TTY (teletype) i/o board for the then new Nova 4/X minicomputer (data general). Worked great, as long as you only used video terminals emulating a TTY on a current loop. Put on a _real_ teletype, and you quickly fried the board, every time. No protection against counter-EMF. After two board exchanges (in warranty, thankfully), we finally just put in opto-isolators on our own TTY lines and it worked thereafter. ;-) grins bobm -- ************************************************** ********************* * Robert Monaghan POB 752182 Southern Methodist Univ. Dallas Tx 75275 * ********************Standard Disclaimers Apply************************* |
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