Re: Replacement P2 for MVME167, MVEM177, and a newer 712
David Brownlee <[email protected]> Tue, 14 Feb 2017 20:43:11 +0000
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On 13 February 2017 at 21:12, Pete Lancashire <[email protected]> wrote: > Running on a Motorola MVME167 or 177 ? > > This summer I'm going to make a replacement adapter for the P2 cable > adapter to 712M, > and after that a newer 712. > > I've been a VXI user for quite some time, and got the bug to do a 68K > and 88K VME setup for fun. > > Finding the 712 connector interface and the P2 card is quite hard to > do if you dont want to pay prices that take all the fun out it. > > I've been helped with a couple guys that have home MVME setups, and an > soliciting suggestions on improvements and modernizations > > For example > > Replace the network connector on the 712M with a onboard AUI and a RJ45 jack, > > Change the serial connectors to 9 Pin > > Optionally include a serial to USB module, and maybe even a wireless interface. > > On the P2 card, add a 68 Pin SCSI socket, with the high byte pulled > high (same as a 50 to 68 pin adapter) > > Change the 50 Pin SCSI connector to a 68 Pin > > So .. anyone still playing with these boards and need a P2 ? and maybe > a more up to date 712 ? Would love to be playing with am 167 or 177, but just lurking on the list - the closest I can get is an Atari TT (with VME network card :-p) David